Arago Community Notes Record Wide Mix of Visits
Glen Collier visited Thursday afternoon while Gus Schroeder and Mrs Schroeder slowly improve. Mrs Naomi Robison and Mrs Lon Paull toured the new hospital in Coquille Saturday. Arago and Myrtle Point visitors share news of friends, events, and a January birthday party at the high school with speeches and toastmaster Mr Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Collier
Wth Trs
Gus Schroeder
Schroed
Naomi Robison
Lon Paull
Coquille
Igall
Tom Summerlin
Co. E& Huling
Verne Lundy
Myrtle Point
Arago
T‘ra
Joe Stancawitz
Bandon
Visi
Albert Fish
Glenler
Leon All
Bud
Griffin
Olaf Anson
Aberpie
Myrtle Point McAllister
Evel
Doyle
Rivenan Ura Bernice Lillie and
Loren
Mary Jean McAllister
Olaf Miss LaVaun Aasen
LM Aasen Mesdames Lawrence
Kackleft George Robison
Joan Milani
Letha Munford
Mary Watking
Ely Doyle
Annie Deardorff
Stella Hussar
Hazel
Neema Miller
Betty Knabe
Iris Barklow
Esther Arnett
Eleanor Corthel
Melden
Herbert
Wallace Carl
Ernest
Fred Mi
Fred Vetter
Ray Cornwall Price Schroeder
William Sinko Lee Collier
Merle Randleman
George Paull
Clyde Lillie Ivan
Tennessee Rob
Les
Marguerite Robi
Warguerobi
Edith Zinxine Rackleff
Loree Mary
Jean
Anne Watkins
Frank Cohen
O Ssranalae
Money
Ett
Senduci
Social Visit Notes and Church Outings in Arago and Myrtle Point
A past week of visits and gatherings in Arago and nearby Myrtle Point is documented with numerous calls and hosting duties. Names include Barklow family members, Mrs Harriet Burbank, Rev Frank Cohen, Mrs Naomi Robison, and others attending quilting parties, church services, and neighborhood visits amid routine travel and a reported wood shop incident in Myrtle Point.
Sitkum Myrtle Leaf Club Meets and Socializes
The Sitkum Myrtle Leaf club gathered at the RAO with members sharing favorite flowers and new member Ben Robinson enrolled. A What Do You Know contest crowned Mrs. Pearly Crowley high scorer while Ben Robinson placed second. ice cream and coffee were served. A Valentine gathering is planned for Feb 13 at Mr Pear Nhey’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Leaf Club
RAO
Emer
Wilson Lastermoon
Afra
Ben Rodinson
Pearly Crowley
Ben Robinson
C M. Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Crowley
Oscar Durrell
Lester Mayne
Elwin Alford
Oscar Oberman
Dorn Frida
Ernest Krewson
Airs
Albert Christensen
W A
Gers
Betty
Fern Nickasun
Virginia
Burton Wilson Glade
Donna
Ane
Dean Evelyn
Hazel Oberman
Murl Bryant
Ernest Krewse
Leslie
Ray Ruckard
Alma
Myrtle Point
Bert Mead
Florence Mead
Ray Stockard
Ejther West
Ketler
Coguie
Turner
Lester Mayse
Kirs
E Mayse
Ray Robinson
J Mayse
Mayse
G E Mayse
George Clark
Days Creek
Ie Groat
Lavelle
Everett Stanley
Muss
Cora Bullock
Chas Oberman
Alice
G W Lowery
Alyrtle Point
Coquille Esday
Won ans club meeting in Gaylord hosts and notes
The Won ans club met with 13 members present last Wednesday. Mrs Jed Johnsin and Mrs Wilam Iear Aquilla hosted. Plans included a no shoe-box social and a damns event on Februs 9. Mrs Samuel Hull visited Port Orford with her parents, and Winifred stayed with James Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonans Club
Jed Johnsin
Wilam Iear Aquilla
Ted
Mrasenstan
F Roth
Samuel Hull Wert
Port Orford
Walter Newbury
Winifred
James Palmer
William Ward
Mary Richards
Saturda
H F Roth
Milton Epperson
Vincent Morre
Ray McCartels
Marshfield
Oscar Searette
Bandon
Roechardsar
Cates Bones
Webt
Medak
Powers Brads
Peo Shields Ata
Henrys
Rame
Nowte Bend Saturda
Harpaents
Goa
Womans club hosts dessert before meeting discusses scholarship fund
Powers and Law hosted a buffet dessert preceding the Women s club meeting last Wednesday. Members voted $10 to the scholarship endowment fund aiding girls in Oregon. A parliamentary drill urged members to move at least one main motion before year end. Program by Mrs Bruce Munro featured scholarship endowment articles read by Mrs A D Rolfe with others contributing. Plans for February meetings include a Valentine party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stallard
Olin Law
Womans Club
Scholarshi
Oregon
Bruce Munro
Artcles
A D Rolfe
Hazel Lewis
Lyle McCulloch
Yivian Rolfe
Community notes from Bridge area social and school activities
Sunday visitors, birthday party at the James home, and surprise hosting for Mrs. A O Hooton with cake and gifts. Local families and friends attend church gatherings, dinners, and club events. Bridge grade school basketball beats Arago 27 to 6, fourth grade Alice in Wonderland tea party, gym floor improvements, and Lincoln Day program preparations by sixth graders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relsneten
Dwighght Culvesi
Constance
Mary Loutt
James
Minnie Inke
Morni Aor
Peatas
Homere
Dwight Culver
Soc
Orlin Latt
Fred Corpe
Ray Beckett
Frank Culver
Stan
James Morrison
Hattle Hatcher
A. Jonker
A O. Hooton
Claude Shields
Mae Hatcher
Marshfield
A O Heaton
Turner MacDonald
Herriet Burtank
Mraise Lamp
Frances
Stanley Lake
Ian
Virginia
Roseville
Calif
Mr. Reed
W Alett
Glen Hutton
Corvallis
Bridee
Hutton
Bernard
Bally
Horles Mack
Charles Mack
Big Ranch
Urairte
W Heath
Ray Dieuce
Virginia Wilda
Alden
Ray Brown
Dorothea David
Eleanor
Mortie Point
Aries Mack
Browne
Hattie Hatcher
Emer Brownren
Brownsne Bros
Myrtle Point
Elmer Brownsoon
Wallace
Frank Stock
Elmer Prownie
Schoo News
Bridge
Arago
Bridge Cymnasium
Grave Schol
Orvile Ree
Glenn Shields
Robert Devinson
Howard Duncan
Austin Bryant
Alice Vivienne Lake
March
Edith Nelson
Hatter
Edward Morrison
Durmouse
Wilda Beckett
Ny Clams
Virginia Loakers
Jairaine
Fauniel Monee
Scthews
Virgina Ta Araseh
Community notes of visits and illnesses in local families
Mr. Cohen will lead services Sunday morning and evening. Ray Parker hosted Mary and Jean Watkins and other guests for Jean Watkins birthday lunch with a green and white cake. Naomi Robison and Cimence Schroeder recover from illness and flu respectively. Corthell, Corthell family, and Lois Schroeder visit Marshfield and Arago for work and family time. Otha Ray and Ora Wellman lead a weekend visit from Mortine Point. Floyd Jackson hosts Levers family in Coquille. Olaf Aasen reports a windless day in Bandon last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game
Cohen
Sondse
Ray Parker
Mary
Jean Watkins
Genevieve Barktow
Annie Deardorff
Naomi Robison
Nome
Cimence Schroeder
Emily Hickam
Kent
Eleanor Corthe
Lawrence Deckieff
Claerence Schroeder
Marshhfield
Miss Corthell
Parenr
R A Corthell
Lois Schroeder
Arago
Marshfield
Bandon
Clarence Church hosts Kinley Grange officers and guests
The McKinley and Bra nm Xing trip participants and local families gathered for a bushen trip in Clarence Church home Powers. Afo Kinley Grange held a Saturday night meeting with officers in chairs and an engaging program. Several families and neighbors visited, with residents attending from Coquille and Grants Pass areas. ongoing activity included orchard stumps burning and school light plant upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nm Xing
Owen Willeon
Lyman RY Mat
Tamieen Maundey
Clarence Church
Mung Maat
Andrew Maiden
Eleanor
Rahi
R Grants Pass
Afo- Kinley Grange
Reuben Brown
Jay Freeman
Lyman King
Nec
A. Millerhomme
Kenneth Freeman
Coquilie
Jay
It Lawhorn
Frid
Lyle Goodmen
Rink
Henry Havelhurst
Marshfield
Ro Lawhorne
Paul Wiliams
Herr Nephew
Brewster Valley
Rob Lawhorne
W Oh Harmon
Nettle Brown
Coquille
Frank Carrillo
John Sullivan
Kenneth Hansen
Ainnie Harris
Eteam Harmon
Jones Clinton
Leo
Leo Mast
Fred Mast
New Hospital Building Opens In Coquille Street Area
Coquille streetscape transformed with fresh paint and new interior fit out. The Woodlawn and Smith firms occupy the site, with Drs M Earl Wi and Jod Rankin newly operating the hospital on Second and Jfall tree’s across from the city hall. The facility, designed with soundproof rooms and reception spaces, is touted as a leading state hospital project. Mrs Josh Ruble and daughter Tessie Ruby reflect on recent Marshfield visit. Bonnie Ruble’s hometown illness brings family attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stranes
Fini Street
Nice Motor
Smth Wood Po and Cos Company
Amecralae
Earl Wi Aen
Jod Rankin
Secorres
Makene
Thi
Josh Ruble
Misa Tessie Ruble
Mary Gore Ant
Bonnie Ars Avara
South Coll
Bonnie
North Bend and area social notes and oblique references
Fragmented OCR lists several local names and events including North Bend figures like J B Axtell and Mrs Dean Mincal. Mentions a Legion social at Legion Home, Beadmen luncheon at Mrs Geo Johnsons, and a Pythian Sisterhood group. Veiled lines reference other residents and a few scattered activities with no full sentences.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Ae
Post Office
West Norway
Gordon Flemming
Ed Myers
Walter Barklow
Clarence Butler
Ray Barklow
Albert Guistrom
Davy
C .S Webb
John Car
Olaf Aasen
Albert Lillie
B B Watkins
S G Lafferty
Fred Laferty
Alex Barklow
Alvin Billin
Nora Husposka
Glen Robison
Price Raobisc1
J LL Burts
Harriet Burbank
Lawrence Rackleff
Arsgo
Harley Barklow
Emmett Hammack
David Root
John Myers
James Stinson
Myrtle Pont
Ernest Barklow
Price Robtsu
Nume
Janice Lafferty
TDD
Guerin Regise
Marshfieda
Fred Laffirty
Sandy Creek
Price Robison
Daniel Rodgs
Sunda
Alexander Barkowad
Elis
Benny Jean
Ixes
Fred Lafferty
Cenevsieve
Coos Rive
Byron Boles
Fed Lafferts
Ed Mive
Ralph Mers
Martha Myers
Harrey Burbank
Turner Macknield
Alexander Barking
Morrisote
Stanley Halter
Albert Gulstrom
Robison
N M Huspronka
Juhr Myvers
Islele Banger
Ftoon
Jane Mers
Bind
T D Guyer
Lafferty
Shihee
L Tracy
Sitkum
Gaylord
Sfhvic
BE Werner
Jimmie Howard
Jack Grant
Wite
Genave Hayes
Etolka
Genevieve Gilbert
Betty Warener
Glen Daniels
Delwyn Gilbert
Eugene Daniela
Geraldine Grant
Jimmy Howard
Pugerne Daniels
Leonard Medloc
Leonard Medlock
Fratke School
Arana Epperson Ocrade
Gaylord School
Diamond Bobbierson
George St
Eugene
E . Sempert
Ethelwitler
Donald
Hazel Leno
Coquille Saturda
Jess Jane
Ethel Littler
James Gamwell
Cons County Health Association
Jane Thomas
Eugene Harvey Archer
Marahfield
Visting
Jobn Yunhas
Mors
Milton Murphy
Flos Stevens
Hawaii
Murphy Ae. Farres
Choteas Renran
Co Honme
Wnson
S. Breuer
Otha
Ray
Reai
Sa Transit
United States Depository For Postal Savings Funds
Member
Federal Reserve System
Oos County
Mehr Han
H. Mills
Guy Maung Ny
Steele Service
Gano Funeral Home
Bossy
Asange
Davis & Son
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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