Community church meeting and measuring party planned
Mra Rovang hosted a Community church gathering at her home last Wednesday afternoon. A measuring party is set for Saturday evening at the Fellowship clubhouse at 8 o clock to raise pennies for the fee based on waist measurement. Aprons with pockets will hold the pennies and attendees will be measured on arrival if not yet sent an apron. The public is invited and Rev Ivan Brown and Mrs Carl Briggs lead the program while Mrs George Chapman and Mrs Leslie McDaniels handle refreshments. The next meeting will be a parsonage luncheon at noon next week Wednesday July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Rovang
Heald
Fellowship
Ivan Brown
Carl Briggs
George Chapman
Leslie McDaniels
Reunion Of Three After 22 Years At Powers
Captain Howard J Liston and family surprised his sisters Mrs Ballard and Mrs Crawford in Powers last week after 22 years apart. He spent time in Hawaii for three years and returned to the U S last September. Now stationed at Pocatello Idaho he oversees five CCC camps including Yellowstone Park camp. They left Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard J Liston
Powers
Wm Ballard
Ben Crawford
Liston
Hawaii
States
Pocatello
Idaho
CCC
Yellowstone Park
Vocal Townsend club elects advisory board members
OARP Club elects Mrs A T Erickson R C Epper gon Mrs Ida Mathews Mrs Luther Mall and William Richards to the advisory board at a Friday meeting in the club house. Charles KA Walter of Marshfield district board member was a guest and addressed attendees. Plans were made for the Coos and Curry county picnic in the Norway Grove on Sunday August 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T Erickson
R C Eppergon
Ida Mathews
Luther Mall
William Richards
Vocal Townsend Club
Charles KA Walter
Marshfield Congressional District
Coos and
Curry County
Norway Grove
Chicken Dinner Honors Donald Warner 17th Birthday
Mrs Grady Johnson hosted a chicken dinner last Thursday honoring her son Donald Warner on his 17th birthday. Attending were Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs W Lee Ray of Myrtle Point, aunts Mr Frank Ray of Cooston and Mrs Arthur Vining of North Bend, and cousin Mr Jennie Thompson of Berkeley California, all guests of the Johnsons through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Johnson
Donald Warner
Birth of a granddaughter for William Ward of Gaylord
William Ward of Gaylord announces the arrival of a granddaughter born Saturday night July 17 1937 to his daughter Mia McKinley of North Bend. Grandpa Ward is all smiles as the family celebrates the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ward
Gaylord
Mia Wm. McKinley
North Bend
Ward
Community Baptist and Open Bible Standard church notices
Church schedules list Bible school, morning and evening services, midweek prayer, and various meetings. Activities include Ladies Aid, Christian Endeavor, youth work, Sunday media teachers meeting, children sessions, orchestra practices, and a high school gym scouts gathering. Also mentions evangelistic services, youth groups, afternoon prayer, and Bible study at nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan C Brown
A T Erinkson
Chidren
Ress van Brown
Claude W. Lawton
Stallard
Il Exening
The
Overcomers
Luella Law
Xed
Wallace
Tam Peeper
Moose Ladies Hold 15th Installation at Moose Hall
Women of Moose inducted into office at the regular Moose meeting held last Thursday in Moose hall. Elective officers include Senior Regent Mrs Carl Briggs Past Regent and Noble Rovang Junior Regent Mrs Clarence Moe Chaplain Mrs Wilham Link Treasurer Mrs Juline Moe Recorder Mrs Frank Grove. Appointive officers installed include Argus Sentinet Mra Atlee Hoyt Organist and guides Mrs William Winkelmann and Mra Noah Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry LeClair
Moose
Moose Hall
Carl Briggs
Noble Rovang
Clarence Moe
Wilham Link
Juline Moe
Frank Grove
Argus Sentinet
Atlee Hoyt
Henry LaClair
William Winkelmann
Noah Jones
Dinner at ranger station hosts nosta demonstration evening
Thursday dinner at the ranger station featured Mr and Mrs Emil Norgorden hosting guests including Mr and Mrs Harry Griffin. Also present were Mr and Mrs Jess Shepherd Mr and Mrs James Gamwell Mr and Mrs Elwin Frye and Mrs Noble Rovang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Norgorden
Ranger Station
Harry Griffin
Jess Shepherd
James Gamwell
Elwin Frye
Noble Rovang
Monday Wreck Delays Workers
Three workers George Chapman James Mayse and Fred Stuck were injured in a head on collision at the foot of Hayes hill Gaylord while returning to Cunningham camp. Ted Pearl of Jolico drove into the stock car on the bridge leaving Chapman with a cut wrist as Mayse and Stock continued to Cunningham in another car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chapman
James Mayse
Fred Stuck
Cunningham Camp
Ted Pearl
Joquillo
Hayes Hill
Gaylord
Pearl
Powers
Chapman
Stock
Mavse
Cunningham
County grader reviews town streets for improved driving
The county grader spent most of last week examining all streets and alleys in limuta town with the aim of improving driving conditions. Funding for the project was raised by a public subscription organized by the Powers Progressive club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limuta
Powers Progressive Club
Party Celebrates 13th Birthday For Hugh Stewart
Hugh Stewart celebrated his 13th birthday with an afternoon party hosted by his mother Mrs Lyle Stewart. Guests included Tace Dale Crew Brian Otis Terry O'Brien Herold Stewart and Townsend who enjoyed games and refreshments while Young Stewart received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stewart
Lyle Stewart
Dale Crew
Brian Otis Terry O'Brien
Herold Stewart
Urtus Townsend
Stewart
Local Residents Return From Eugene and Portland Trips
Miss Wanda Woodring assists friends in Eugene this week. Mrs William Hennessey and sons Pat Bobbie and Jimmy return from Eugene and Portland. Mrs Hennessey supervises the variety store during the Larus Doraldsin absence, who are in Portland. Mrs van Brown recovering after an operation at Mast Hospital is reported doing well. Stewart drove to Roseburg to meet Mrs Dewey Woolas and bring her home. Mr and Mrs Woolas were there as well. Numerous neighbors and relatives are mentioned in visiting and travel notes around North Bend Portland and Roseburg communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Woodring
Eugene
William Hennessey
Pat Bobbie
Jimmy
Portland
Hennessey
Larus Doraldsin
van Brown
Mast Sospita
Ge Stewart
Roseburg
Dewey Woolas
John Woolas
Young Fishermen Celebrate Birthdays in Eden Vale Camp
Terry OBrien son of Mrs Lance Stunmime man celebrated his birthday during a fishing trip on the Beld Knob trail to the Billings place with blankets and food for four days. Hugh Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs Lyle Stewart, marked his 13th birthday by catching trout at the Billings place. The four boys Terry Brien Hugh and Harry Stewart and Curtis Townsend caught a total of 48 trout using flies and angling near Eden Valley. The families, including Mrs Magill, returned home to Eden Vale with the catch and plan to attend the Powers Meal this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Obrieis
Lance
Beld Knob
Billings Place
Hugh Stewart
Lyle Stewart
Terry* Brien Hugh
Harry Stewart
Curtis Townsend
Chudoop
Townsend
Magill
Eden Vale
Eden Valley
Kentuckian and Roge River landlocked salmon tale
Reported by The Herald a group from Powers travel to Rogue River for salmon. Slim Jenkins catches a two pound landlocked salmon after fishing near Salmon Mountain while car troubles delay the party. The others fail to land fish as fog thickens and the group reaches Rogue River late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogue River
Bs Powers
Powers
Reger
Herald
Tom
Springer Elvin
Humphrey Charies
Jean “Cougar
Eye” Aubin
Sam” Jenkins
Rake Emin
Slim” Jenkins
Slim
Slim Jenkins
Cary
Kaintack
Salmon Mountain
Youngster Takes 60 From Grocery Workman Arrests
A 9 year old used a ladder cached under a warehouse to enter Med ford Grocery Sunday last week and steal around $80 from the cash register. The money was hidden under his grandparents’ woodshed and most was recovered. The boy was detained for days, then apprehended Friday. The act occurred while his grandparents were ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Medford
Tland
Coquille
Tle
Sports clubs unite for South Fork fishing talks
Members from Myrtle Point and Powers meet to discuss steelhead fishing on the South Fork, seeking cooperation with the Powers Rod and Gun Club. Town officials and sportsmen aim to resume angling by the 8th fork while addressing stream pollution and forest protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Myrtle
Organiza
Rod Nat
Rot Tucker
Ted Wy
Weommt
Marge Teumbers
Cers
Eason
Daroone
Poaewan
Strean
Perad
Fellowship Club Luncheon Details and Hosts
A local Fellowship Club planned a luncheon with dessert service at 2 and 4 o clock last Wednesday. Hostesses included Mrs W H Crosby and Mrs Jess Jones, with others listed as committee members for the event.
Fractures Leg Jak Near Pu
Fractures leg injuries reported near a location with unclear details. The fragmented text mentions an individual possibly named Jak near a place abbreviated as Pu and references to a tre or pot. Further readable specifics are not provided in the fragment.
Stroke Sufferer Saul Morgar Featured in Local Notice
A clipped OCR fragment references Saul Morgar suffering a stroke and brief local mentions. Details are unclear but indicate a public notice style item about his condition and a person named Arek. Further context is unreadable in the fragment.
Portraits Enlarge Ments and Kodar Finishing Ad
Classified notice for The Bond Studio featuring portrait enlargements and Kodak finishing services with contact at 109-L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodar
BOND
Local Socials Show Week of Visits and Gatherings
Mra George Goodman and daughter Sharon of Banden hosted Mrs needmans party yesterday. Mrs Neah Janes and Miss Bonnie Mocles visited relatives in various towns. Several families, including the Powes and Majors, were guests or hosted at homes over the weekend with visits spanning Portland and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Goodman
Sharon
Banden
Needmans
Neah Janes
Sistt
Poete
Bonnie Mocles
Myrtie
Musa Helen Laws
Aber
Sunda
Wallsace
Portland
Ant Majors Moete
Freda Powes
Theo
Nia
Alber
Morgan
Lu Dass
Sui Tay
Vas Poluyge
Family gathering events attended by local residents
The fragment lists several families and individuals visiting each other on Fridays at homes including Mrs George Isaac and Mrs Floyd Evernden with children June and Clifford, Mrs Harlan Evernden, and others such as Donald Cribbins and Mrs James Porters. It mentions a birthday party and social visits around Ames Prato and Paye Ames.
Community religious meeting announced for Sunday at Grange Hall
A local church group schedules a Sunday evening gathering at the Grange Hall in Bridge. Organizers Brent Hope and Lovee Theters invite area residents and members of Miselle Phat’s circle to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meotons Grove
Heroulter Eta Tionstead
Brent Hope
Brdge
Boxes auction and prize for most active participant
July event invites residents to bring boxes at 4 o'clock to be sold at a given price with a prize for the most active contributor. Mes Owght Culver and Mrs Dan Cribobins are noted in the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lan Apent
Dan Cribobins
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Siua
Oarp Club
Community Baptist
Moose Ladies
Foetreniy Polewr
Powe
Percys
Arhor Willung
Jenne Thompson
Berketes
Pathert Ranager
Safewar
James Bonne
Mario Cemgu
Severn
Ar Renvett
Nort PF
Stewart Stephens
Laug’ter
Firpire
Stephe
Fos Bishps
Laos
Weldon Mediot
Mioe
Janes Mavse
Mire
Bardon
Grady Johneor
Arthur Thurber
Elaine
Ti My
Point Munday
W Lee
Joseph Bouth
Joseph. Jr
San Francisco
Mary Bundy
Seattle
F Wyreeen
Shin
Fellowship Club
Varney
Nesteas
Pellowanip
Mos
Jew Jones
Ote
Ubhouse
Masten Wieo
Jess Jone
Seere
Saul Morgar
Lane County
Oregon
Oregon Country
Joe Johnson
C F Farmer Johnson
Farmer
Owe Morte
Alfety
Josie
Jos Lowe
Brown
Dement Creek
Bancroft
North Powers
Owe Pravd
the Ray Office
L. H. Pearce Garage
Altar Society
Gibson Electric
K Cutler
Afl
Ciheca
Spruce Sts
Bandon Sea Food Market
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
Ralph F Milne
Respot
Cocaille
Heerete
Guat
Mtanters
Icorde
HW. G&g Volkmar Diarmoare
Nason
SO_C
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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