Sitkum News Highlights Local Family and Electric Meetings
Dr and Mrs Marvey Nixon and children of North Bend visited their sister and husband. Ivan Laird attended National Rural Electric Association events in Las Vegas and Portland as a sergeant at arms and hostess committee member. Ted Kirsch and family toured Klamath Falls Brookings and Gold Beach for business and visited Joe Bruer’s home in Gold Beach. West York Church held a potluck and meetings followed by church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvey Nixon
North Bend
Walter Reisen
Jolly Gardeners Club
McKinley
Kenneth Laird
Scotts Valley
Calif
Murl Laird
Clell Laird
Coquille
Ivan Laird
National Rural Electric Association
Las Vegas
Nev
Ivan
Laird
Oregon
Lairds
Los Angeles
Elbert Dick
Redding
Corvallis
Portland
Velma
Isabell
Charley Austin
Austins
Our Valley
Elwin Alford
Elwin
Roseburg
Julius Bensham
Earl Wilson
Ted Kirsch
Klamath Falls
Ronnie
Brookings
Arceda
Joe Bruer
Gold Beach
West York
Ed Brown
Mary Laird
Ray Shelton
Harvey Nixon
Births at MAST Hospital January 1963
Mr and Mrs John L Wilson of Coquille welcome Ronald Wayne born January 11 at 9 00 p m weighing 5 pounds 11 ounces. Mr and Mrs Clovis Knight of Myrtle Point announce Susan Rae born January 11 at 7 14 p m weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. Mr and Mrs Gerald Moore of Coos Bay greet Shawn Roland born January 16 at 7 08 a m weighing 8 pounds 5 ounces. Mr and Mrs Ronald Logston of Myrtle Point announce Dale Shannon born January 16 at 4 07 p m weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Wilson
N. Folsom
Coquille
Ronald Wayne
Clovis Knight
Sitkum
Myrtle Point
Susan Rae
Gerald Moore
Coos Bay
Shawn Roland
Ronald Logston
Railroad Ave
Dale Shannon
Bobcat Wrestlers Compete in Reedsport Invitational
Myrtle Point performs at the Reedsport Invitational with Myrtle Point placing seventh of nine. Bobcats win 10 of 16 matches in the first round as Hill Winningham Hogan Tucker Pallin Postle Brodie Robison Hyatt and Mooney earn wins. Injuries sideline Lancaster McCord Richter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcat
Reedsport
Myrtle Point
Grants Pass
Medford
Roseburg
South Eugene
Marshfield
North Bend
Mapleton
Bobcats
Hill
Winningham
Hogan
Tucker
Pallin
Poste
Brodie
Robison
Hyatt
Mooney
Lancaster
McCord
Richter
St Mark's Elects New Church Officers and Delegates
St Mark's Episcopal church elected new officers at its annual meeting. Officers include senior warden Kenneth King and junior warden John Gallino, clerk Bill Downing, and treasurer Robert Belloni. New committee members are Walter Barklow Sr Edward Engstrom and Dick Johnson with King and Hare Belloni as delegates and Robe Belloni and Paul Buchanan as alternates. A key figure named was Bill Trkersley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Kenneth King
John Gallino
Bill Downing
Robert Belloni
Walter Barklow Sr
Edward Engstrom
Dick Johnson
Hare Belloni
Robe
Belloni
Paul Buchanan
Bill
Kersley
Mobile X Ray Unit Visits Set for Oregon Counties
A tentative schedule lists the Oregon State Board of Health Mobile X ray Unit stopping in Glasgow North 1 February 26 Eastside and Don Fir Plywood in Coquille February 27 and Charleston February 28. On March 20 the unit will return to retake films for suspicious chest abnormalities and detect mechanical imperfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Board of Health
County Health Department
The
Tuberculosis Association
Glasgow
North 1
Eastside
Don
Coquille
Charleston
Broadbent youth teams notch wins and a tie in local sports
Broadbent youth volleyball and basketball games ended with a win and a tie against Arago and Bridge teams. Bridge defeated Broadbent by two points in a Saturday basketball game. The Breedbent Grange plans a February 2 visitation. A fifth grade skating evening at Coos Bay rink entertained students and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Arago
Bridge
Bridge School
Breedbent Grange
Bill Evans
Coos Bay
Christen Chusellen
of Bae
Dayne Hudson Celebration Marks Seventy-Two Year Anniversary
A local celebration marked Dayne Hudson’s 72nd birthday with an open house and well wishers including Arthur Fletcher of Coquille. The community also shares notes on church events, school team games, a February TPO dinner at Bridge school, a German-based promotion of James Dupls, and reports on family visits and a funeral in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayne Hudson
Dayne Mudeen c
Arthur Fletcher
Coquille
Mauser
Earl Jensen
Neil Fisher
John Trigg
George Hassett
Henry Aherns
Clayton Osburn
Bridge Grange
Oregon
G. A. Young
Florence
T. A. Graeber
Ruby
James Dupls
S4th Engineers
Nellingln
Germany
Myrtle Point High School
Youth Report Meeting Today in Coos County
The Oregon Conference on Children and Youth held in Salem focused on community action for youth. Four Coos county youths attended and will report at a Coos County Committee on Children and Youth meeting today January 31 at 8 p.m. to be held in the Coos County Courthouse courtrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Salem
White House
Coos County
Prayers and Letters to the Dead Letter Office
A devotional item notes that thousands of letters reach the Dead Letter Office in Washington while prayers reach Heaven for the same reason. It emphasizes praying in Jesus name and quotes verses about deliverance and answered prayer, urging believers to use Jesus name in supplication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heaven
Jesus
God
Father
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