Portland visitors and weekend travelers pareja headline
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Livingstone and daughters from Portland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Otter and Mrs. Hyde over the weekend. The Garys and Marty vacationed at Diamond and Crater Lake and then went to San Francisco before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Otter
W. P. Hyde
Gordon Livingstone
Portland
Walter Gary
Marty
Diamond and
Crater Lake
San Francisco
A V Necessary Services Held
Funeral services for Allie Virginia Necessary were held at two o clock Saturday afternoon June 6 from Schroeder's Chapel in Myrtle Point with interment at Norway Cemetery. Rev. John Johnson of Powers Baptist Church officiated. She died July 3 at age 81 years 10 months and nine days, born August 24 1881 in Gate City Virginia. She lived with daughter Mrs Ruby Baldwin in Powers Oregon for 3 1 2 years. Survived by sons Roy Qualls Medicine Park Oklahoma George Necessary Norton Virginia daughters Mrs Annie Devis Norton Virginia Mrs Baldwin Powers Mrs Nacie Raleigh Ft Wayne Indiana Mrs Gene Akers Norton Virginia brother Henry W Qualls Kingsport Tennessee sister Jane Fields Norton Virginia 17 grandchildren 16 great grandchildren pallbearers LeRoy Lucy William Lucas Jack Hannan Edgar Reynolds Lanny McDonald Eugene Sturgill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Virginia Necessary
Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Norway Cemetery
John Johnson
Powers Baptist Church
Gate City
Virginia
Necessary
Ruby Baldwin
Powers
Oregon
Roy Qualls
Medicine Park
Okla
George Necessary
Norton
Annie Devis
Baldwin
Nacie Raleigh
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Gene Akers
Henry W Qualls
Kings Port
Tennessee
Jane Fields
LeRoy Lucy
William Lucas
Jack Hannan
Edgar Reynolds
Lanny McDonald
Eugene Sturgill
Card of Thanks and Family Notices
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during Uncle Jess illness. Blanche and Milo Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mullen note weekend at Saunders Lake cabin. Roger of Powers visiting grandparents Emmett Hammack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Blanche
Milo Smith
Lawrence Mullen
Saunders Lake
Roger of Powers
Emmett Hammack
Fire Fighters Added To Powers District For 1963 Fire Season
A six man fire suppression crew is stationed at the Ferris Ford Work Center to protect the Powers District of the Siskiyou National Forest after the Columbus Day storm. The team includes foreman Don Orwick and crew members Jim Pinson Shorty Lawson Willie Shorb Laurie Thorp and Mike Sewell. The article also lists assignments at Johnson Mountain Barklow Belivar and Ferris Ford guard stations along with related staff movements and social events in Powers Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Siskiyou National Forest
Ferris Ford
Don Orwick
Foreman
Jim Pinson
Shorty Lawson
Willie Shorb
Laurie Thorp
Mike Sewell
Sien Waterman
Oregen State University
Bridges
Kerry Doyle
Oregon Technical Institute
Myrtle Point
Charles Graham
University of Montana
Graham
Gail
Ranger Station
Grahams
Shirley Fitch
Jay Fitch
Fitches
Nebraska
Johnson Mountain L.O
Dick Angell
Portland
Kristin
Barklow L.C
Bernie Hetrick
Royal Oak
Mich
Belivar L.C
Bob McCray, Jr
Ferris Ford Guard Station
Ron
Jean Mosely
Mosleys
4H Bridge Reg. Fair July 2 Highlights Plans
A 4 H Leaders meeting on Monday July 15 at the Grange hall will finalize plans for the annual 4 H Bridge Regional Fair set for July 28. Delegates to the Junior Camp depart July 22 with Intermediate Camp July 28 to Aug 3 and High School Camp Aug 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Waterman
Grange Hall
John Ling
Howard Winkelman
Portland
Sherry
Kathy
Eaton School
Kathy Winkelman
Paul Belcher
Monmouth
Gary Warne
Everett Webber
Perry Staley
John Crawford
Dexter
Andrew Waterman
Ben Hardman
Springfield
John Menegat
MAST HOSPITAL BIRTHS LIST AT MASON COUNTY AREA
Birth announcements from MAST Hospital dated 6 28 63 show several families welcoming new daughters and sons. Cindy Dian Davis daughter of Paul L. Davis of Sitkum Myrtle Point weighed 7 pounds 11 ounces at 11 31 a.m. Landon Floyd Allen son of Virgil N. Allen of Powers weighed 6 pounds 16 ounces at 3 40 a.m. Darla Bynee Gant daughter of Bennie K. Gant of Myrt le Point weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces at 10 28 a.m. Elissa Joan Thornton daughter of Charles Thornton of Powers weighed 8 pounds 13 1 2 ounces at 2 50 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Davis
Sitkum Rt
Myrtle Point
Cindy Dian
Virgil N. Allen
Powers
Leland Floyd
Bennie K. Gant
McKinley Rt
Darla Bynee
Mrs. Charles Thornton
Elissa Joan
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Wesley Clark
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Arthur Rob
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Bob Shaffer
George Barr
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Gery Wideman
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Los Angeles
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Seattle
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Irma
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Grants Pass
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