Medlock Event Hosts Auction and Pinochle Night
Ralpshie and Purest Grove society hosted a Medlock gathering with Mr James and Mrs John Purvis as stewards. Mrs lather Mall and Mrs George Lain won auction prizes while Mrs Albert Reatier and Mrs Frendy Medlock led pinochle wins. High scores went to Mrs Steble Rovang and Mrs Paul Hirsc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purest Grove
James
John Purvis
Mire
James Gamwell
Prises
Lather Mall
George Lain
Foundations laid for seed mill on Salmon mountain property
Mining activities report foundations laid for a seed mill at the Salmon in Gold-Chrome company's property on Salmon mountain s KE. Hamstreet of Portland, in charge of Blazter Gold mining property, and two assistants have been developing the property for three weeks. K Holson, engineer from Portland offices, is expected to join them in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon In Gold-Chrome Company
Salmon Mountains
KE. Hamstreet
Portland
Blazter Gold, Incorporated
Salmon Mountain
Assistems
K. Holson
Company
Fog And Breeze Break Hot Spell Ends Four Day Heat Wave
A weather note says fog and breeze eased a four day heat spell Monday night with lower readings. The high was 88, two day total 81, and temperatures rose into the next day with a continuing cool down anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Entertains Club Enjoys Bridge Evening at Mrs Gamwell’s
Mrs Clare Selumanowsk held the mock score with Bre KE Greiner second high as Mrs Jess Jones claimed the high Geeets score during a Thursday contract club gathering hosted by Mrs James Gamwell after ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
James Gamwell
Clare Selumanowsk
Bre
KE. J. Greiner
Jess Jones
Bridge Luncheon Hosts and Winners at Mrs Chester Root Home
Thursday luncheon for the bridge club featured Mrs Chester Root as hostess at her home. Guests included Miss Leona Stallard and Mrs George Weeks. First prize went to Mrs Weldon Med and second to Mrs Jaw Shep.
RNA Members Meet at Fellow Hall for Regular Business
RNA met Monday at the Fellow Hall with 12 members present for the regular business meeting. Delicious refreshments were served by Mr Ray Wyland and Mrs Wm Link. The next meeting will be held July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RNA
Hall
Ray Wyla
Wm. Link
Bible Standard Church Weekly Schedule and Activities
Rev Claude W Lawten leads morning worship at 10 00 am and 1 00 pm services with evening evangelistic service at 7 45 pm The young people meet at 1 45 pm Sunday with Miss Luella Lawten The afternoon prayer meeting is at 2 00 pm at Mrs Wallace Keller s home Bible study follows at 7 43 pm and a church prayer meeting at 2 48 pm Friday Bible school begins at 9 45 am with orchestra Eimerpetil Morning service at 1 00 pm Christian Endeavor at 6 00 pm Evening services led by the pastor in Broadbent Ladies Aid meets on alternate Wednesdays at 7 00 pm at church homes Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 00 pm at the church Children s chorus rehearsal at the Bergh at 1 30 pm Friday Helen Gris sweld and Lorraine Carty are noted as key young workers Rev Ivan Brown Gay leads evenings at the gymnasium July Fourth preparations noted for the second Sunday in Beish
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stallard
Luella Lawten
Wallace Keller
Bible School
Eimerpetil
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
Ieave
M A.T. Erickson
Ren’s
Bergh
Helen Grissweld
Lorraine Carty
W Bey Seve
Ivan Brown
Mrved
Beish
Siskiyou Camps Prove Popular
The Siskiyou road weekend crowds filled overnight camping grounds and picnics. Fishermen used the river and creeks while many plan trips to Agness next weekend. Construction continues but the road is passable and safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siskiyous
Agness
Physician Opens Offices Here In Powers
Dr Hollis Carey joined Powers as a resident physician, opening offices above the Medford grocery in the former Dr R F Milne space. Carey, a University of Oregon Medical School graduate and last year’s resident at St Luke's Hospital in Spokane, and his wife plan to reside in Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Hollis Carey
Medford
R F Milne
Coquille
Carey
University of O m Medical School
St Luke's Hospital
Spokane
Couple Celebrate Anniversary With Card Party
Mr and Mrs Lyle McCulloch marked their anniversary with a card party Friday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jess Shepherd Mr and Mrs E L Severson Mr and Mrs Elvin Hull Mr and Mrs Louis Donaldson Paul Hirschinger and Herbert Pallant Severson. Louis Donaldson won high score among men with Elvin Hull second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle McCulloch
Jess Shepherd
E L Severson
Elvin Hull
Louis Donaldson
Paul Hirschinger
Herbert Pallant
Mrs Severson
Shepherd
Arrests in Drunken Charge and Unlicensed Truck Operation
Woodrow Rubin was arrested on a drunken charge and to appear before Justice C F Otis on Friday. John R. Beytick was arrested for operating a truck without an operator's license and fined $5 by Justice C F Otis last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Rubin
Justice C F
Otis
John R. Beytick
Justice of the Peace
F Otis
Brake Rod Blamed For Facial Injury at Cunningham
A E Thurber suffered a broken nose and black eye while working at Cunningham on Sunday. A brake rod was blamed for the accident. He was treated at a Coquille hospital and returned to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Thurber
Cunningham
Coquille Hospital
Friday Farewell For Departing Pair Pleasant Affair
Mrs Saul Morgan of Mearth Powers hosted a farewell party for her daughter in law Mrs Leonard Housel as Mr and Mrs Housel and daughter prepare to move to Portland. Guests included Mesdames Noah Jones Lee Moore Edith Clifford Jennie Jones Tom Crbbins Briggs Floyd Allen Curtis Townsend Charles Crow Eugene Spade Water Spade Wm Link Ras ert June Moe W M Winkelma Leota Gates Alex Aubin Phillip Barrette Clarence Moe Elvin Humphrey Jo T Ross and Bonnie. Refreshments were served and gifts given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saul Morgan
Mearth
Powers Gove
Leonard Housel
Housel
Portland
Noah Jones
Lee Moore
Edith Clifford
Jennie Jones
Briggs
Floyd Allen
Curtis Townsend
Charles Crow
Eugene Spade
Water Spade
Link Ras
Moe
Winkelma
Leota Gates
Alex Aubin
Phillip Barrette
Clarence Moe
Elvin Humphrey Jo T Ross
Miss Bonnie ( Rew
Mra Housel
Pinochle Club Honored With Dessert Social
Mrs Grady Johnson hosted the Pinochle Club at her home on Thursday serving dessert at 1:30. First prize went to Mrs W Jack Henron, second to Mrs A L Stemmerman, with other attendees including Mrs F Thurber, Mrs Byror Staleup, Mrs Jock Hannon, and Mr L M Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Johnson
W Jack Henron
A LL Stemmerman
F Thurber
Byror Staleup
Jock Hannon
L M Marshall
Coos Bay Lumber Skips Start Day for Week‑Long Holiday
CBS Holiday report notes the Coos Bay Lumber Company began work on Sunday instead of Monday to close Thursday night for a four day break. Work will resume Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Legion Auxiliary Holds Election Here Friday
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs Ray Wyland Friday to elect officers. President Mrs Frank Grove. vice president Mrs Ray Wyland. second vice president Mrs R E Stevens. secretary treasurer Mrs Noble Rovang. Two amendments to the constitution were adopted and delegates named for the Albany state convention: Mrs Frank Grove and Mrs R E Stevens, alternates Mrs Wyland and Mrs Rovang. The group disbanded for summer after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Mra
Ray Wyland
Frank Grove
R. E Stevens
Mra Noble Rovang
State Department
Albany
RE Stevens
Mra Ray Wyland
Mra Noble
Missionary Society Elects Officers at Bible Stand Church
The Womens Missionary Society of the Bible Standad church met Friday to elect new officers Mrs Maron Lewis as president William Cook as vice president Luella Lawton as secretary and treasurer Plans for fall and winter were set gồm committees Work chairman Mrs Luther Hall and visiting chairman Mrs Charles Stallard with helper and program lead by Mrs Leo Frye A potluck dinner at the church rooms is planned for Friday July 9 with a quilt completion expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans “Missionary Society of the Bible Standad Church
Maron Lewis
William Cook
Luella Lawton
Luther Hall
Thomas Utterback
Charles Stallard
Leo Frye
Patrons urged to remove beeks from Library steps
Patrons of the Powers Library are cautioned to leave beeks on the steps. The person issued the beeks will be held responsible if they are lost or stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers Library
Local N gatherings and visits across Roseburg area families
Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Morgan Lawson from Roseburg visiting Louw Donaldson and Lyle McCulloch family. Miss Lambert plans time in Portland after a Salem stopover. Other travels listed include Mre Ray Berry and Mrs George Peffer to Myestle Point and Coquille, and Mrs Maye and Shirney Lambert accompanying to Coquille and Marshfield. Hospital and accident notes mention Howard Varney’s leg injury and Peter Haves’s near attack with hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Lawson
Roseburg
Powers
Louw Donaldson
Lyle McCulloch
Lyle Jr
Misa Grace Lambert
McCulloch
Portland
Salem
Murdock
Miss Lambert
Ray Berry
George Peffer
Myestle Point
Coquille
Mast Hospital
Pfloyd Stevens
Margaret Frye
Iyle McCulloch
Marshfield
J. E Wicks
Barbara
Evelyn
Myrtle Point
Tyle McCulloch
McCullert
Wolink
Bruce Ryder
Jear
Glen
Frank Bates
Yakima Washah
Jatte Mayse
Mayee
Shirney Lambert
Peter Haves
Has
Joan Haves
Rancy Hall
Marshield Muordayv
Earl Hever
Myrtle Point Social News and Local Visitors
Myrtle Point residents report many visitors and departures. Mrs. Saul Morgan and Mrs. Eugene Spade of North Powers visited, while several families traveled to Astoria Eugene Spade seeks hospital care. Multiple relatives and neighbors spent weekends in Myrtle Point and nearby towns including Marshfield Coquille Eugene Western Oregon and Dallas with trips to Salem Eugene and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Mast Hospital
Saul Morgan
Eugene Spade
North Powers
Kiyrtle Point
Mra Spade
Albert Burch
Astoria
Eagles
Margaret McNet
Portland
Mre
H E Quilhaugh
Clyde Allen
Corvallis
Fred Powers
Poland
Powers
Grady Johnson
Olin Lay
F M Marshall
Marshfield
W Lee Ray
Roger Stewart
Coquille
Lyle Stewart
Clara
Katherine Quilhaugh
Ed Peterson
Eugene
The
Nest Gay
Clara Quilhaugh
Ralph Milne
Mra E . Sempert
Martle Point
Noble Rovang
Ray Berry
Juline Moe
E Point
Clarence Moe
M Smiley
North Bend
Afra William Marsee
Richard Reaw
Marjorie
Ther
Mra Rouws Parenta
Andrew Brown
E J Greiner
Dona Lee
Ceme
Salem
Greiner
Saskatchewan
Visi
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Shirley Majors
J D Woolms
Miss Majors
Southwestern Oregon Normal School
Ashland
Cunningham Camp
Chester Hansted Moe
California
Chicago
Oaklands
Bernice Munro
Naom
James Robertson
Betty Jean
Sonny
Elmer
N Wearden
Grants Pass
Leo Frye
Lawrence Rolfe
Local residents listed in community column
The week’s social notes mention North Powers Mrs George Ceoodman and a list of visitors including Mr and Mrs Marty Stallard of Hadson, A A Schreffer of Myre Point, El Ward and Cec Reily of Ten Smile, Ed Reigies, Rov Evie, and other neighbors calling at homes and businesses around Mostie Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ceoodman
Ser of Hadson
Mia Marty’ Stallard de Furet
A Schreffer
Myre Point
Ward
Cec Reily
Ten Smile
Etek
Ed Reigies
Evie Apen
Pdebert Oder
Lee Mowre
Local families attend Myrtle Point show and share visits
Residents from Smith River and nearby towns gathered for a Myrtle Point outing with multiple households visiting relatives and friends. Attendees included the Everndens, Isaac family, Exvernden and others who toured, socialized, and helped with farm work and haymaking during the week.
Fragmented wedding party notice from Seattle area
A damaged OCR item mentions a bridge event with Mr anc Mie Forrest We van children and Hatses Bethan, names like Melssa Brive, Mr and Mrs J Ever des Ned, Dwight Culver, Miss Hew, Seattle residents, observed one evening late last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anc
Mie
Forrest
Bethan ¢ Quille
Sturday
J ¢ Ever
Dwight Culver
MA Hew
Seattle
Ha Be
Social rounds and family visits fill local week end
Families from Bridge Myrtle Point and Coquille gathered at the O W Heath home for a dinner and visits. Relatives from Alameda Seattle Remote and Myrtle Point called on Dwight Culver Ovid Bryant and O W Heath while Mr and Mrs Theodore Lund and Lois and Mary Lou Culver enjoyed a short stay. Forrest Heath was reported injured the prior week in Yreka California garage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin
Dooley
Jimmie
Boy Lewis
Ada Ames
Myrtle Point
Clinton
J + Farmer Lag King
Mira Tech Houser Vis
Charles Warner
Evernden Bar
Leonard
Wick Lst
James Jewett Wee
Mar ‘Field
Bridge
Roy Brown
O. W. Heath
Herold Bargett
Paul
Alameda
Calif
Dwight Culver
Nadine Ellis
Christian Endeavor
Coquille
Theodore Lund
Lois
Mary Lou Culver Ofield
I B England
Remote
Ovid Bryant
Delos Appleton
Dorothy
Stanley Lake
Junior
Myrtle Bryant
Heath
Seattle
O W
Forrest
Yreka Calif
Health worker Hurt Back in Lifting Incident and Cast Placed
A worker described as employed at Camas Valley sustained a severe back injury from lifting and underwent surgery Monday week, with a cast applied to the back. A Christian Endeavor social was held at the O W Heath home Wednesday night and Ray Beckett, employed at Camas Valley, was home over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Heath
Christian Endeavor
O W Heath
Ray Beckett
Camas Valley
Local Social Notes Tell of Visits and Convalescence
Catching Creek resident William Davis plans a Friday trip for Orceon to buy horses. George Ward returns from North Bend after a gutter operation convalescence. Mrs Dade James of Bridge assists with housework. Belmont Jones and two daughters from Coquille visit Andrew Ayora. Visitora at A E White home includes Lucille Lee of Coquille and Kent Mare tera. Jlo Knight household hosts Deol Rema Eugene Adams. Kent Mare ets Tim Sullivan and Mary Frances stop by. Mrs George Pratt visits daughter Lee Johnson of Coquille and plans to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
North Bend
Dade James
Bridge
Belmont Jones
Coquille
Andrew Ayora
A E White
Lucille Lee
Kent
Dla Mare Tera
Jlo Knight
Ets
Tim Sullivan
Mary Frances
Eiven
George Pratt
Lee Johnson
Will
Local Family Visits Highlight Coast Area Greetings
Elden Yarbrough of North Bend visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs George Ward. The Ward home hosted Mr and Mrs Earl Ward and Henry Ward of Ward Trek and Teen Stridder of Myrtle Boat. Additional visitors included Mr and Mrs AF White and Mrs Kyugene Adams and Mr and Mrs BooH Meld at the Wm Davis home Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hubbell
Smith River
Jess Enveart
Myrtle Punt
Floyd Exvernden
June
Clifford
George Isaac
George
Aaron Dysert
Andrew
Clarence Waterman
Jess Faveart
Henry Bryant Logging Company
lLanghos
Elmer Rowan
Dorothy
Powe
Evy Watermar
Mra Howard Stroder
Bandon
Elden Yarbrough
North Bend
Visting
George Ward
Yel Rema
Earl Ward
Henry Ward
Ward Trek
Teen Stridder
Myrtle Boat
Mra
Mra Kyugene Adams
Mee Booh
Wm Davi
Sunay
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Entertains Club
Bible Standard
Claude W. Lawten
Community Baptist
Ivan C. Brown
Siskiyou
Powers Arrests
CBS Holiday
Ralph F. Milne
Et Natl
Bank Blag
Legion Aulry
BSC Missionary
Wm. Gurney
Dale
Maurice Lewis
William McLyman
John Witmark
Elwin Frye
Clyde Brewster
Harahel Minklen
Caras Valley
Chester Summers
John L. Peterson
Myrtle Creek
GT Daniel
Howard Varney
Caquille
Varney
Eden Ridge
Dick Smith
Fairview
Ed Reigles
Rockford
Iowa
Reigles
George F Daniel
GO T Daniels
Douglas County
Glenn Compton
Twomile
Compton
Arthur McMillan
Harry Howell
Ben Watson
Gravelfords
Roy Johnson
San Francisco
Dave Carry
William Earls
Robert Lewis
Melvin Schultz
Dillard
Elwin Humphrey
Bancroft
Chester
Shrier Petingill
Frank Little
Dave Betalll
Litte
Harold Deteik
Lesuv
Marah
Floyd Svernden
George Isaacis
Floyd Evernden
Lelos Appleton
Dorina
Mare of
He More
James Appetur
Allen Kirkendal
Leonard Frvernden
Wilet
Larry
Seg Hee
Ing
ECC. Roberts
Real Fotate Insurance
the Herald
Wm Davis
Caster Orceon
Weseus
Ron
Grosh
Razor Steel
KE. (. Barker
City Meat Market
Lester T Dement
Urw
Bruce
Myrtle Point Herald
Powers Herald
HFNRY
Schrorder & Sons
National Pressure Cookers
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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