Myrtle Grange Makes First Place at Second Meeting
Myrtle Grange 289 held its second meeting of the year on January 16 with Master Russell Evans in the chair. The group discussed title insurance for a new hall, pollution laws, and the slow election of a senate president. Ruth Lyans won first place for her night program for the second year running and the evening featured patriotic themes and agrculture talks.
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Myrtle Grange
Russell Evans
Hall
George Hall
Arvus Miller
Senate
Russell
Hussell Evans
Nellie Hammack
Lorraine Snyder
Aos
Ftwatesses
Christian Women Club Fridge News and Local Events
The Christian Women Club notes last Thursday's meeting and discusses the upcoming banquet on February 20. Birthday celebrations for Mroet va Jennings are mentioned, with wishes from friends in Roseburg Bandon North Bend and Powers. Further items include a Bridge game at Myrtle Beach, a home economics chairman appointment, 4-H leaders meeting, and various visits and social gatherings around the region.
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Mroet Va
Jennings
Roseburg
Bandon
North Bend
Powers
Jim Fisher
Dallas Bay
Air
Bill
Arage
Myrtle
Jane Jefferson Democratic Women Elect Officers
The Jane Jefferson Democratic Women held their monthly meeting on January 15. Mrs James Johnson served as president with Miss Irene Hurr as secretary and Mrs Irbs Kipger as treasurer. Mrs Nix received a gift for outstanding service along with a parting token from the club.
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James Tamelan
Heerties
James Jonnson
OMS
Jetaid Nia
Miro
James Parmsby Yee
Irene Hurr
Irbs Kipger Treasure
Banquet Plans and Grange Meeting Notes From Local Gatherings
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Vernon Sorenson Seth Bend visiting. Friday plans listed Ms and Mrs Dare and others. Altchen Grange discussions about a new hall and a pot luck lunch planned at Myrtle Grange Hall. Next meeting set for February 9 at 8 p.m. at Jack Kippers home Saunders Lake with North area women invited. Nancy Nix won the draw.
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Mire
Gallimath
Vernon Sorenson
Seth Bend
Amd
Oc Dare
and Birs
Dewey King
Ian Gibbe
Hay Baker
Sildren
Kay
Seibert
Broadbent
Bridge Grange Altchen
Woth
Grange Hall
Bridge Grange
Myrtle Grange Hall
Jack Kippers Saunders Lake
AU Deihuctanc
Obituary of Josephine Walker Shields in Oregon
Josephine Walker Shields of Broadbent Oregon died in Myrtle Point on January 23 1971 at age 73. She belonged to the Latter Day Saints Church in Los Angeles and had 13 siblings. She married Bill Hill in McAlester Oklahoma in 1913 and later Benjamin F Shields in 1945. She lived in Coos County since 1944 except seven years in Klamath Falls. Survived by daughter M Wynema Hill Meteger son Crawford Hill and stepdaughter Pat King plus brother Jasper Walker and 6 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Services conducted by Bishop Robert F Coon Sr of Coquille were held January 27 at Myrtle Point Chapel with private burial at Norway Cemetery.
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Josephine Walker Shields
Broadbent
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Shields
M. Wynema Hill Meteger
Broadhem
Crawford Hill
Pueblo
Colo
Pat King
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jasper Walker
Savanna, Okal
L. D
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Final plans announced for Kidney association benefit
Restaurants across Coos County join coffee fund drive to aid kidney patients. Oregon Restaurant and Beverage Association partners with Kidney Association of Oregon to donate all coffee sales on January 29 toward a state wide effort to raise 150000 for 1971 treatment and care.
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Coos County
The
Kidney Association
Oregon
Kidney Association of Oregon
KAO
Economic outline of peritoneal dialysis patient costs
The document estimates initial six month costs per new KAO patient at about 10 000 for training equipment and home medical supplies. After six months ongoing annual maintenance for life on an artificial kidney at home is about 34 000 per year.
4 H delegates to attend state confac at Salem
4 H delegates Merrie Lisa Holbert and Zane Albertson from Coos County will attend the state conference in Salem February 7 8 9 to hear representatives of state government explain duties to 4 H members. Lisa and Zane are noted for extensive 4 H work and leadership.
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Salem
Lyle L. Brown
Coos County
Merrie Lisa Holbert
Zane Albertson
Brown
Lisa
Marshefield High
Swinging Stitcher
Eigh
Science lecture Life Without Doubt by First Church
The public is invited to a free lecture on Christian Science titled Life Without Doubt. It will be Thursday February 4 at 8 p.m. in the First Church of Christ Scientist auditorium at 306 North Adams Coquille. Speaker is James E. Pike Co. of Wilamette Illinois.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
North Adams, Coquille
James E. Pike Co
Wilamette, Ilinois
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Sridge Grange
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Salem Blind School
Henry Weathers
Albert
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Mra, Atike Juan
Vernon Sellor
Pete Hess
Bridge Area
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Lebuty
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