Lions Install New Corps of Officers in POWERS Oregon
Ray Jeub of Coquille district governor of Lions clubs acted as installing officer Tuesday evening when officers for the local club took office for the year. President Albert Burch, vice presidents Donald Stickney William McLyman and George Rubin, secretary Robert Sheedy, treasurer J W Gamwell, directors Bruce Munro Orville Knight and Kenneth Rolfe tail twister Norman Ellis and Lion tamer Harold Ross were installed. A turkey dinner followed. a directors meeting was held.
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Oregon
Ray Jeub
Coquille
Lions Clubs
Albert Burch
Donald Stickney
William McLyman
George Rubin
Robert Sheedy
J W Gamwell
Bruce Munro
Orville Knight
Kenneth Rolfe
Norman Ellis
Harold Ross
Donald Aber
F A. Rodgers
J . Johnson
Ernest Hammeck
Ogden Endicott
Myrtle Point
Hans Jorgensen
Teg
Prise
E .R. Hannon
Harry Griffin
Ned Slonecker
S. M. Barber
Roy S. Brewster
McAaley Hospital
Coos Bay
Bruce Monro
Robert Doyle
Jane
Eugene
Robert Hennessey
Illinois
Ted Stallard
Japan
Patricia Brady
San Francisco
C P Easley
Virg. Daniels
Yvonne Allen Hae
Viet
Banks To Train Veterans For Various Jobs
Oregon banks offer a four year apprentice training program for World War II veterans with subsistence allowances. The plan includes paths to commercial tellers and junior officer roles as promotions, addressing staff shortages caused by wartime women leaving and husbands returning from service.
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Oregon
A A Rogers
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
Rogers
Albany
Roseburg
Arlington
Tate
Department F
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Harold West returns from a month near Rosebury. The Powers baseball team stays in second in the county league after a win over Coquille. Mr and Mrs Grove visit from Ontario with farm plans, and Nora Dwyer from Portland vacationing with grandmother Mary Faber.
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Tanita Patie
John Kesha
Leng
Fromm
Harold West
Rosebury
Mrs. Myers
Springs
Norman Ellis
Ellis
California
Vernon Taylor
Frank Grove
Mary Ellen
Ontario
William Shorb
Bessie Grove
Portland
Nora Dwyer
Mary Faber
The
Oregonian
Laceson
Reedsport
Ned Slonecker
Carl Stewart
Michael
Nancy
Bunker Hill
EC Post
Coquille
Glenn Standley
Wendling
Powers
Sitkum Community News From Oregon July Update
Sitkum reports Mrs Elmer Witee and family moving to Coos Bay Lumber camp with Harley Miller as mechanic. Pollyanna club attendees listed. a wedding shower for Forest Krewson after Canada trip. Ivan Laird business trip to Eugene. Roseburg visitor MW Mead stayed with Oscar Durrell. Hemels returned from California to attend church conference. Coquille’s Myrtle Christensen helped at Elwin Alford home. Pete Alford left for lookout on upper Coos river.
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Elmer Witee
Sitkum
Oregon
Harley Miller
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Harry Mast
Dors
Rex Brown
Elmer Wilson
Ivan Laird
W A. Nickason
Ernest Krewson
Forest Krewson
Canada
Eugene
Mw’ Ar Mead
Roseburg
Oscar Durrell
Howard Hemel
Calif
Myrtle Christensen
Donald
Coquille
Elwin Alford
Pete Alford
Coos River
Friendly Neighbors Club meeting at schoolhouse hosts
The Friendly Neighbors club met at the schoolhouse with Mrs. Eva Williams as hostess. Attendees included Mrs. Betty Fraser Mildred King Elen Rema Mildred Laker Pearl Cox and others. Door prize was won by Pearl Cox.
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Carl Bushnel
Friendly Neighbors Club
Eva Williams
Betty Fraser
Mildred King
Elen Rema
Mildred Laker
Pearl Cox
Mira
Effie Rema
Carl Bushnell
Donna
Dorothy Williams
Ben King
Joe Fraser
Arlene
Ronald Lakey
Mary Lee Bushnell
Ben
Alvin
Rex Remna
John Meyer Ray Dement
Lester Evernden
Jimmie
Portland
Marion Lakey
Ronald
Myrtle Point
Needs Issued For Bay Land Sales North Bend Deeds Ordered
County court ordered deeds issued for seven lots and three other parcels in North Bend areas including Bay plat blocks and additions. Deeds to Cruest Rickett for specific lots and a transfer for $276 with a cable road right of way noted.
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Coon Bay
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Edmonton
Bo Gilbert
Los
South Range
Farm Labor Placements Hit High as June Totals Exceed Demand
In June 95 29 placements were recorded by extension service offices, a sixth straight monthly peak. Marion County led with 7 277 placements, Malheur 6 079, as Willamette Valley offices show gains in cherry and strawberry areas. Early July reports suggest supply may exceed demand for the first time since the war, with bean and wheat harvests casting the immediate need.
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Mabon
J. R. Beck
Willamette Valley
Marion County
Malheur County
Beck
Oregon
Chet Finn Seeks Write-in Ballots for Sheriff Run
Chet Finn announces circulation of petitions to place his name on the November ballot as an independent candidate for sheriff in Coos County opposing Sheriff William Hwell. Petitions must be filed between July and August 12 for county clerk review. Finn, a life long Democrat, runs a Sumner dairy ranch and works for McKenna Sumner and Evans Products, with prior Everett police experience.
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Coos County
Sheiff William Hwell
Chet Finn
Finn
Sumner
McKenna Sumner Company
Evans Products Company
Oherer
Everett
Oregon 1946 hunting seasons and bag limits set
State game officials公布 tentative 1946 hunting seasons and bag limits. Deer bag limits vary by area with one or more forked-antler bucks allowed. Roosevelt elk season runs late October to early November with one forked-horn bull permitted. Special deer seasons, archery periods, and closed areas include multiple counties and refuges. tagging required for game in closed zones. no antelope or Hungarian partridge hunting this year. Public parks and federal refuges closed to hunting.
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Roosevelt
Lane
Lincoln
Deschutes
Klamath
Clatoon
Tillamook
Coon
Douglas
Paulina Creek
Deschutes Game Refuge
Canyon Creek
Benton Linn
Cool Lake Deschutes
Croek
Pork Marton
Clanamas Yamhill
Washington
Pheasant and Grouse Bag Limits Shaped by Area Column
OCR fragment outlines pheasant seasons with bag limits and daily quotas, noting a per day limit of eight or six in some areas, and a two grouse per day cap not to exceed four. Mentions blue or soot goat Keepek and Untokee Hive area columns.
Service Benefit Increases After 30 Years Of Duty
The plan raises the monthly pension to 185.63 dollars for life after thirty years of federal military service. All active duty service time counts toward eligibility and retirement.
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