Fee Women's Community Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Fee Women's Community Club of Ed held a regular meeting at 8 o'clock led by president Mrs. Frendy Medlock with eight members present. Guests from Powers included Mrs. Allen King Jr and daughter Susanne, Mrs. D. M. Fox and daughter Alys Juse, and Mrs. D. H. Hillis St. Auears. Carl Hainey acted as secretary in the absence of Mrs. A. H. ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fee Women's Community Club of
Frendy Medlock
D. H. Hillis
H. D. Benes
Winey
Billy
Mistes Ilene Grant
Evelyn Benes
Powers
Mire
Allen King, Jr
Usbane
D. M. Fox
Alys Juse
D. H. Hillis St .Auears
Call “Bre
Carl Hainey
Mra
A. H. Ed
Entertains Club 7 Contract Clus Meeting Notes
Entertains Club 7 met last Thursday for a desert gathering with Mrs. Clare Lehmanowsky at 1238, hosted by Mrs. Wayne.
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Clus
Clare Lehmanowsky
Wayne
Olin Lay Awarded Trial Costs by SIAC Judge
Olin Lay, who recently won his post against the State Industrial Accident Commission, was awarded 112.90 for trial costs by Judge Carl Wimberly. The final order included compensation from the SIAC and provisions for future compensation.
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Olin Lay
State Industrial Accident Commission
Carl Wimberly
SIAC
Trainman Injured At Camp Geltner In Cumberland Area
Charles Geltner a CBL trainman based in Cunningham was injured Friday evening breaking several ribs He lies under observation at Coquille hospital for further injuries as evaluators check for additional damage.
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Charles Geltner
CBL
Cunningham
Coquille
Open Bible Standard Church Schedule In Long List
Rev Claude W Lawton leads faster Sunday school at 10 am with Mrs Charles Stallard as superintendent. Morning service at 11 followed by evening evangelistic service at 8 pm. The Overcomers meet 6 45 pm with Miss Luella Lawton. prayer meetings at 2 pm and 8 pm. Bible study at 8 pm. missionary society meets second and fourth Friday at 2 pm. Rev Ivan C Brown pastor. Bible school starts 9 45 am with song service. morning service at 1 pm. Christian Endeavor at 6 pm. Communion Sunday first Sunday of month. Midweek prayer Wednesday 8 pm. business meeting last Wednesday. Ladies Aid alternate Wednesdays 2 pm. Bible study at Mr A T Erickson home at 2 pm on alternate weeks. Children’s meetings up to age four at 1 30 Friday. Thursday church 7 30 Scouts led by Rev Ivan Brown meet 7 pm Monday 26 at high school gym.
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Claude W. Lawton
Charles Stallard
Luella Lawton
Wallace Keller
Friday Missionary Society
Ivan C Brown
Pastor Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid
A. T. Erickson
Ivan Brown
Peoulmaster
Monfey
Ihe
Agness Man Jailed for Motor Violations
Cecil Wilson Fry, 18, of Agnes, was jailed after facing two complaints for driving without a license and operating a car without a motor license. Authorities found horn lights brakes and muffler defective. Fry was fined $27.50 and costs and committed to jail.
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Cecil Wilson Fry
Agnes
Sunny
Justice of the Peace
C F
Otis
Fry
Costa
Former Prominent Local Residents Here Saturday
Mr and Mrs Frank Davis of Bend visited local friends Saturday evening. Davis long served as master mechanic at the CBL shop in town then moved to Bend. Mrs Davis was first president of the Fellowship club and local chairman for the Coos County Health association. They returned to Coquille Saturday and then drove to Portland to visit a son.
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Frank Davis
Bend
Davises
Powers
Davis
CBL
Fellowship Club
Coos County Health
Local visitors and residents share Sunday closings and travels
Mrs Jack Hannon and daughter Dolores returned from North Bend while Shirley Hannon remained for another visit. Town residents report relatives in Eugene Salem and Montana visiting, and guests from Coquille Myrtle Point North Bend Portland Marshfield Salem and Roosevelt. Several attendees and relatives spent a weekend in town or with family, including Clara Quilhaugh Louis Donaldson and Maurice Munro visiting relatives and attending events.
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Jack Hannon
Dolores
North Bend
Shirley Hannon
Ed Peterson
H. E. Quilhaugh
Kathryn
Arthur
John Sue
Eugene
Clara Quilhaugh
A. C. Brewer
Louis Donaldson
Portland
William Hennessey
Donaldson
Salem
Maurice Munro
Roosevelt, Minn
Bruce Munro
Gladys Stalcup
Montana
Roger Stewart
Coquille
Lyle Stewart
Martin
Ivan Brown
Mast Hospital
Community Baptist Church Parsonage
Wayne Carver
Myrtle Point
E. O. Sempert
Edward Lindley
Leonard Smith
Smith
Charles Stallard
Charles Ceitner
Fairview
Coquille Hospital
Jess Jones
Patty Whalen
James Gamwell
Douglas Gamwell
Wilbur Lewis
David Nelson
Marshfield
Minne Coffin
Syvile Stewart
Harry Searonke
Sacramento
Calif
Cora Davis
George Bellon
Woodland
Hazel Lewis
Vic'or Larson
San Joe Calif
Larson
Ernest Larson
Powers
Finyd Eaton
Measuring event by Community Baptist church ladies
A Saturday evening fundraiser at the clubhouse by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Community Baptist church drew about 45 attendees. Admission was one penny per inch measured at the waist, with aprons containing the admission fee. Mrs. Carl Briggs led the program with songs, solos, and games, while refreshments were provided by Mrs. Geofree Chapmer and Mrs. Leslie McDaniels.
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Community Baptist Church
Carl Briggs
Hugh Stewart
Harold
Former Teacher Visits Here
Mrs. Douglas Hillis and daughter Bernice of Auburn California were guests of Mrs. D M Fox last week. The Hillises formerly lived in Powers and Mrs Hillis has taught in Gaylord and Powers. Shortly after their arrival to spend a month with relatives and friends word was received that Mr Hillis had broken his arm.
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Douglas Hillis
Bernice
Auburn
Calif
D M. Fox
Hillises
Powers
Sunshiners Meet at Mrs Berry Home
The Sunshiners gathered at Mrs Ray Berry's residence Tuesday of last week with only guest Mrs Noble Rovang. After a brief business session, refreshments were served by Mrs C S Townsend.
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Sunshine Club
Ray Berry
Noble Rovang
C S Townsend
Lookout Station Season Opens With Nestle In Charge
Pack In lookout Terry OBrien and Curtis Town with Lyle Nestle left last Thursday for Butler mountain. Nestle will have charge of the lookout station there for the summer. The boys returned Monday night.
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Terry O'Brien
Curtis Townsend
Lyle Nestle
Butler Mountain
Nestle
Pinochie Club Hosts Event at Mrs Stommerman’s Home
Mrs W L Stommerman entertained the Pinochie club at her home last Thursday with dessert at 3:30. Guest prize went to Mrs Douglas Hillis of Auburn California. Members prizes were awarded to Mrs Elmer E Davis of Coquille high score and to Mrs Allen King of Powers for low score.
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W L Stommerman
Douglas Hillis
Auburn
Calif
Charles Geitner
Elmer E Davis
Coquille
Allen King
Powers
Bible Standard SS Picnic Held at Elk Creek
The Open Bible Standard Sunday School left at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon for Elk Creek for a picnic. Members played games and enjoyed a roast, with Mrs Charles Stallard in charge assisted by Mrs Luella Lawton and Mrs Leo Frye under Rev Claude.
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Elk Creek
Charles Stallard
Claude
Luella Lawton
Leo Frye
Postpone Meeting of The Powers Progressive Club
The Powers Progressive Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday night of last week was postponed due to the absence from town of the officers in charge.
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Powers Progessive
OBSC Missionary Society Meeting Plans All Day Parsonage Event
OBSC Missionary Society met Fridays at the church with a frame up plan and an all day meeting at the parsonage next Friday. They planned early vegetables for the parsonage, a summer run, and an informal program of songs and recitations directed by Mrs Leo Frye. Refreshments were served by Mrs William Richards and Mrs Walter Spade to 15 ladies, with Mrs Willis Cow of Grants Pass accompanying.
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Wonen Missary Society
Bebe
Te Courch
Leo Frye
William Richards
Walter Spade
Willis Cow
Grants Pass
Local reporter calls as Wanderer shares small town tales
The Wanderer speaks of many things from people met to daily tasks like jam making and sewing. A nod to the local reporter prompts thoughts on sharing details of weekly guests and routine happenings.
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Susan
Party for Local Reporters Proposed in Coos County
A speaker envisions hosting an afternoon gathering for all area reporters to celebrate shared interests. The note mentions Aunt Susan visiting Yellowstone with her daughter and stopping in the hometown, as fishermen follow local news before planning future trips.
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Susan
Yellowstone
Sonny
Coos County
Personal Notices From Marshfield Area Social Headlines
Mrs Emil Norgorden spent last Thursday in Marshfield and several couples traveled to Coquille last week. North Bend’s Mr and Mrs Otto Prichard visited Mrs Prichard while her daughter Jane Mead returned Sunday. Various locals hosted guests from Coquille, Eugene, Powers, and Port Orford over the weekend with gatherings at the Joe Mast ranch and RNA meeting attendance noted.
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Emil Norgorden
Marshfield
Ben Crawford
Clare Lehmanowaky
Coquille
Crawford
Stewart
Frances
Lattice Wature
Totace Lambert
Alys June
Hele' Lawits
Oreha
Chaper
Htazel Jovi
Roy Abbott
Billy Lehminewsky
Courle
Powers
Emma Paxton
Iredus
Mos OM Fos
Elmer Davis
Coqualeo
Douglas Hillis
Aub
James Besonme
Nmpaov O
Nort Phiwwase
Erady Johnson
Meyrie Pont
Joe
Dean McWan
Summerfeldt
Tetland
Nmiewan
Harry Rolfe
Mies
Paul Fo
Eugene
Betty Seas
Jack Grever
Buldings
Rosland Soantor
Erne
Jerome Eppeson
Roland Epperson
A () Brewer
Betty
Wernight Gues
Mra
Local residents seen visiting towns across Oregon region
A sequence of short notes lists residents and visitors from North Powers Marshfield Myrtle Point Coquille Salem Kinzer Bangor and Marshfield. Mentions include Mr Sent alas Arley Frambes Clara Quilhaugh Deputy Sheriff Ed Peterson George Stewart and family, and Howard Varney returning to work after an injury.
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Alas
North Powers
Arley Frambes
Marshfield
Powers
Clara Quilhaugh
Ed Peterson
Myrtle Point
George Stewart
Faye
Mond
Portland
Stewart
Noah Jones
William Winkelmann
Coquilleur
Harry Griffin
Corrine
Howard Varney
Nell
Halderman
Harold Summers
James Piggott
Lyle McCulloch
Coquille
Leo Frye
Floras Creek
Local notices detail visits and medical consults in Gaylord
Mrs Frencis Medinek called on Mrs Elmet Davis at Broadbent Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Knught returned from Portland Saturday night and went to see a Portland doctor about an ailment in his knee. Continued on page 3.
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Frencis Medinek
Elmet Davis
Broadbent Wednesda
Chas Knught
Portland
Knight
Local Social Briefs From Weekend Visits and Meetings
Readable town gossip notes list visitors and hosts across the community over the weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Cardwell, Hendriks, Ray Simpson, Delbert Ode, Ler Moore and Bonnie, Clifford Dave, Robert Dave, Clara Warner, and Mrs Ray Rinckar, with various calls and guests noted.
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Smaebay
Mom
Aubin
Ascek
Winan
Ant
Jack Cardwel
Sitkum
Mra
Ardwel
Mra Hendriks
Ray Simpson
Delbert
Eve Lewis
Clifford Dave
Robert Dave Ant
Warner
Ray Rinckar
Social notes from Coquille and surrounding towns
Ongoing social scene with visits and moves across Coquille Myrtle Point Powers and nearby areas. Neighbors and families including Lewin, Slonecker, Leggett, Warner, Grant, La Clair, Barkdoll, Hendrix, Brown, Boone, Stallard, Kendall, Piggott, Livingston, Hensen, Carey share travel, employment changes, caregiving, and family gatherings.
Couple Enjoy River Drive and Neighbor Visits
Sunday with the latter's son in law and Saget Mr and Mrs Reuben Clevens enjoyed a drive down the river. Belle Waldeck of Myrtle Point spent several days in Powers. Ler Moore, who had been staying in Camas Valley for several weeks, returned.
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and Saget
Bre
Reuben Clevens
River Buny
Belle Waldeck
Myrtle Point
Powers
Ler Moore
Camas Valley
Baptist School Leaders Plan Future Activities Meeting
Teachers of the Community Baptist school gathered at Mrs A T Erickson’s home last Thursday evening to plan upcoming activities. Present were Revvar Broan Mrs A F McMilon Mrs Bruce Munroe Mrs Frazer Lewis Mrs Gus McCulloch Mrs James Gamwell and Mrs Erickson.
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Community Baptist School
A T Erickson
Revvar Broan
A F McMilon
Bruce Munroe
Frazer Lewis
Gus McCulloch
James Gamwell
Erickson
Postponed Club Tre Meeting Notes Unclear Text
A fragment reports a postponed meeting of a local bridge club and hints at attendees and sponsorship. The readable parts reference Thurson Bridge club, possible postponement by a committee, and a well known man connected to canning supplies.
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Thurson Bridge Club
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Frgre Tsien
Watt
Entertains Club
Rebekahs
Community Baptist
Agness
Funeral Home Phone
Coquille 100
Sunshiners Meet
Pinochie Club
Bible Standard SS
Obsc Missionary Society
the Wanderer
Gaylord
Ralph F. Milne
Oreg
Ist Natl Bank Bidg
Thureday
O. Z
Leona Stallard
Loren Warner
Dean
Joe Leggett
Everett Warner
Jennie Jones
Earl Baird
Donald Coats
Kenneth Kendall
Powers-Agness Road
Rogue River
James Daniels
Ear
Livingston
Hensen Russell Martindale
Marion Lewis
HI Carey
Pawloca
E. C. Barker
Floyd's Cafe
Baptist School
The
Miss Jar
Full Life
Rex Househeald Thermem
Tate
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors
Chevrolit Motor Divison
Conorel Motors Sales Corporation
Detroit
Michio
Southwestern Motors
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