Notice of Administrator for Raymond B. Lowe Estate
Ralph W. Lowe is appointed administrator of the estate of Raymond F. P. Lowe deceased by Judge Ervin L. Peterson. All claims must be filed verified at Wallace B. Dement’s office in Myrtle Point, Oregon within six months from publication dates July 28 to August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive F. Bhull
Ervin L. Peterson
State of
Oregon
Coos
Wallace B. Denect
Myrtle Point
Raymond B. Lowe
Cornty Court
County of
Wallace B. Dement
Ralph W. Lowe
Raymond FP. Lowe
Coos County
Coquille
U. J Albee
Cocoa County
Tuesaday
H. B. Rankin
Community Notices From Local District Events
Mrs Dorothy Bishop will demonstrate food preservation at the schoolhouse on August 4 at 10 30 and 3 30. Mr and Mrs Elton Zinn and Jennie of Myrtle Point visited Barrett Zinns. Mrs C M Lancaster stayed until Saturday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Oden Ardell and Louie returned from Port Orford and Reedsport. Olen Williams visited John Colvin of Reedsport. Jack Rountree returned from Myrtle Point. Mrs Alfred Gala and family visited R R Davidson at Dillard. Jim Rountree visits his grandmother Elia Brainard in Marshfield. Leonard Dyer and daughter Susan were dinner guests at Alfred Galas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bishop
Elton Zinn
Jennie
Myrtle Point
Barrett Zinn
C. M. Lancaster
Leslie Oden
Ardell
Louie
Port Orford
Reedsport
Olen Williams
John Colvin
Jack Rountree
Alfred Gala
Bob
Richard
R. R. Davidson
Dillard
L. R. Detwiler
Coquille
Jim Rountree
Elia Brainard
Marshfield
Leonard Dyer
Susan
Portland Market Livestock Prices From Monday Trading Session
Market quotations show cattle, hogs and sheep prices in Portland. Prices cover good grain fed steers to $14.85, hogs from $14.00 to $15.25, and spring lambs up to $12.25 with various grades listed.
Scrap drive to fund Orchard Park transformation
A frne scrap metal drive seeks all kinds of scrap to fund converting the Orchard into a community park. Residents are urged to search homes for salvage and contact A D Rolfe, Frank Tyler, or Jim Gamwell to contribute. Lumber donations aid park buildings as over fifty people swam at a Sunday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Rolfe
Shire
Lions Club
Frank Tyler
Jim Gamwell
Lamber
Defense Workers At Powers Active Dinner Served At High School
The local disaster committee canteen workers led by Mrs. George Lain ger prepared their first dinner last Thursday using the high school kitchen. Fifty were served, with 15 workers not included in the count. Mattress workers donated food and presented gifts to leader Mrs. Lyle McCulloch, surprising her with a token and money for a remembrance of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lainger
Lyle McCulloch
McCulloch
Hazel Lewis
Coquille
Mary Farber
Charles Stallord
Rancey Hall
Rebekahs Initiation At Marshfield Honors Local Members
Mrs Rancey Hall was initiated into the Rebekahs on Tuesday evening July 22 during ceremonies in Marshfield. She was one of five candidates in the class. Attending from Chaparral lodge were Mrs Ray Jones, Mrs Lyle McCulloch, Mrs Walter Spade, Mrs Cliff Edwards, Mrs W C Thorp, Mrs Loren Warner, Mrs William Caver, J W Leggett the candidate, Mrs Halk and Mrs Conrad Lapp from Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Rancey Hall
Halk
Conrad Lapp
Charleston
Women of the Moose quarterly report and plans
The Pansy chapter held a routine Thursday meeting at Mrs. Frank Grove’s home where the auditing committee’s quarterly report was presented. They planned to take two candidates to Marshfield in August for initiation ceremonies and asked the Marshfield chapter to perform the initiation due to many local officers being away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women OF Moose
Women of the Moose
Frank Grove
Marshfield
First Award in Pinochle Won by Mrs Aber
On Friday Mise Lillian Endi entertained her pinochle club with prizes. Mrs Donald Aber won first, Mrs Griffin placed second, and Mrs Endicott finished low among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aber
Mise Lillian Endia
Mra
Donald Abers
B. R. Hannon
Harry Griffin
Ogden Endicott
Hans Jorgensen
A. G.billings
Ier Sienecker
Griffin
Low
Endicott
Jorgensen
Hains Jorgunsen
X. R. Senagh
Otto Pi
B. F. Ae
W. ‘Stemperman
Allen Ti Ree
Harry Ree
Mire * Endicott
Neeree Ae
North Bend Wins Rituals Trophy At State Assembly Banquet
The North Bend lodge won the trophy for excellence in ritualistic presentation at the state assembly convention held with Mrs. Madeline Rosner of Dayton as president and Mrs. Bailey as warden. Attendees from Powers included many local members and guests, with a large evening audience enjoying a musical program by North Bend’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osha
State Assembly
Madeline Rossner
Dayton
Bailey
North Bend
Powers
Conral Lapp
Charleston
Ray Jones
Lester Finney
Lyle McCulloch
Ida Mathews
Walter Spade
Loren Warner
William Caver
W. O.thorp
Rancey Hall
Clifton Edwards
J. W. Jewett
Ambulance Corps Open House Attracts 106 Visitors
Open house for the Oregon Woman’s Ambulance Corps platoon 3 of Powers drew 106 visitors last Thursday from 1 to 5 pm. Lt Edith McLyman greeted guests while Drill Sergeant Lillian Endicott oversaw the guest book. Beatrice Gilson assisted in the first aid room, which features two cots and a large supply cupboard. Members and guests toured the living rooms, kitchen, and the converted headquarters once used for a telephone switchboard. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Woman’s Ambulance Corps
Powers
Edith McLyman
Lillian’ Endicott
Beatrice Gilson
Corps
Rosa Frye
Lucille Hennessey
Mabel Thorp
Marion Fuller
Margaret Rolfe
Naomi Munro
Myrtle Point
Forest Service
Forest Service Me
Sgener
McLyman
Bergednt Endicot
Lucille Henneensey
Yvonne Sherk
Marshfield
August event to be held with Mrs Dorothy Bishop in charge
The notice reports an August gathering with Mrs Dorothy Bishop overseeing activities. Attendees include Meadames Kenneth Laird Ivar Laird W A Nickason Minor and Mildred Strode. Bly Roady was recently in Myrtle Point hospital for observation and suffers rheumatic pains in his legs. L B L has discontinued the sockhouse on Canvas Creek and plans a camp boarding arrangement with bus travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bishop
Meadames Kenneth Laird
Ivar Laird
W. A. Nickason
Minor
Mildred ‘Strode
Jos _ Bly Roady
Myrtle Point Hospite
L. B
Canvas Creek
Cantaloupes Offer Nutritious Help In Rationing
Oregon grown cantaloupes near market address sugar rationing by serving as a fruit alternative for breakfast or dessert without added sugar. Experts note the flesh supplies carotene vitamin A and vitamin C. buyers should select melons with a fragrant nose, firm texture, intact stem scar, and full golden netting for best quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Lucy A. Case
Miss Case
Silver Tea Benefits Legion Auxiliary in Marshfield
Mrs. Lyman Rolfe hosted a Friday silver tea at her home to aid the American Legion auxiliary. About 30 visitors called during the afternoon, including mattress project workers who stopped in for lunch. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. Willis Varney and granddaughter Suzanne Murdock were in Marshfield last Monday. Delores and Dorothy West traveled to Portland. E. O. Sempert of Myrtle Point spent Thursday in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Lyman Rolfe
American Legion Auxiliary
Mattress Project
Willis Varney
Suzanne Murdock
Marshfield
Weekly Ration Sale and Local Social News
Ensign in the navy First Ration Meyele The first ration bheyele in Myr tle Point was sold this weekly Forrest Moon to James P. Gheads of Norway. Picnic notes Mrs. K. H. Hansen and others attended Pioneer picnic at Coquille Sands Zlore From Gravel Ford visitors shopped and visited in town Wednesday. Returns Home Mrs. Chas. Wilson of Bend returns from Bend after visiting relatives. Here From Bridge Mrs. Ian Hooton of Bridge visited Myrtle Point then returned home. Return From Frisco Mrs. Marie McNair and Mrs. Lloyd Hyde returned from San Francisco after visiting their brother P. F. C. Marvin Barzee and family. The Barzees have a new son, Marvin Junior. Mrs. Barmee formerly Winnifred Newberry. George Hermann and guests Rev. W. A. Couden visited Myrtle Point. Visit At Mrs. Jap Jarvis A. A. Schriefer and Mrs. Roy Strom and children, Camnett Schriefer and daughter Gyrende are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Myrtle Point
Forrest Moon
James P. Gheads
Norway
K. H. Hansen
Henry Frank Beritchfield
Coquille
Sands Zlore
Gravel Ford
T. J. Weekly
Cleo
Bend
Chas. Wilson
Chas. Butler
Bridge
Ian Hooton
Chester Havlina
Tule Lake
Frisco
Marie McNair
Lloyd Hyde
Ophir
San Francisco
A. A. Schriefer
Roy Strom
Camnett Schriefer
Gyrende
Unclear OCR Item Summary
Fragmentary text likely from a local notice or brief. Names, dates, places, or events are unreadable. Unable to determine concrete persons or organizations.
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Senate of
Olive F. Maul
aaTé
Mary E. Albee
William Chandler
J. BR
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Portland Market
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Defense Workers At
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Ambulance Corps
W. L. Stemmerman
Allen, King, Jr
Was
Joseph, Boytin
Firat Prise
James McCulloch
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Albert Burch
Hia Boas
O. H. Clarke
Robert
Pigot Sound Navy Yard
Pyle
Broadbent
Rhody Creek
Eugene M. Daniels
R. P. Daniels
Gaylord
Delores
Dorothy West
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Jessert
I. P
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