Sunshine club honors departing member with surprise gift
The Sunshine club arranged a social afternoon at Mrs. J. F. Johnson's home last Thursday to honor Mrs. metihe Humphreys who plans to move. Present were Mrs. A. C. Billings, Mrs. Ned Slonecke, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. Charles Humphreys, Mrs. George Weeks, Mrs. Elmer Miller, Mrs. Leota Gates and Mrs. Elmer Duncan.
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The
Sunshine Club
Metihe Humphreys
J. F. Johnson
Humphreys
Club
A. C. Billings
Ned Slonecke
Jennie Jones
Charles Humphreys
George Weeks
Elmer Miller
Leota Gates
Elmer Duncan
Powers Team Takes Lead In Ball League
Powers defeated Bandon 3 to 1 to take the district baseball league lead. All Powers runs came in the eighth inning on hits by Aiken Bushnell and Commons. Rasmussen struck out 12 for Powers while Bandon collected four hits and four errors. وا
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Powers
Bandon
Koeh
Aiken
Bushnell
Commons
Rasmussen
Riley
Campbell
Morey
Koch
Baird
Law
Smiley
Hiley
Cap
Caughelles
Jack Bushnell
Vincent
Cunningham
Rf Jones
Weesil
Miners Sell Gold and Prospecting Boots in Powers Area
Miners Williams Kaup and Carson return to Sixes Rogue rivers and Selmon creek with gold samples and purchasing gear from Powers. Mrs Minnie King reports over fifty dollars value from nine bottles of gold flakes and nuggets, noting colors and purity differences. Boundary checks begin at Siskiyou forest entrance during fire season as Allen Smith Geraldine visit. local residents affected by heart ailment and hospital ambulance transfers noted.
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Siskiyou National Forest
Allen C. Smith
Geraldine
Coquille
Carl Utverback
Sherman Lewis
Myrtle Poilm Soapital
Donald Aber
Leslie McDaniela
Mr Stackenbrush
Tenmile
Powers Welcomes Mrs Gamwell as Community Correspondent
Mrs Gamwell of Powers joins as a local correspondent with twenty years of residence. She leads the Lucky Helpers 4 H club, presides in Eastern Star, chairs the Street Lights committee, and has written Powers news since 1931. Her family includes Jama Jr Stephen Douglas and Katrina.
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Je Weelssy
Rich Mur Lacantley Tae Ceoeaek
James Gaerwell
Gamwells
Powers
Jama
Stephen
Douglas
Katrina
Powers High
Gamwell
Lucky Helpers
Eastern Star
Coos County Natal Association
Herald
All Powers
Lamb shipments and community notes from Gaylord Oregon
Five decks of lambs shipped to San Francisco this week from Gaylord, with last week’s 14 decks from Gaylord Cedar Point and Myrtle Point. Community events include a 4-H summer school report at Corvallis by Glen Daniels, and numerous social visits and travel among local residents including Barrows Luttrell Daniels and Farleigh families.
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Gaylord
Gaylord T
San Francisco
Cedar Point
Myrtle Point
Thomas Luttrell
Clinton Carman
Glen Daniels
Coquille Grange
Glen
Corvallis
Gay
Tlahe People In 300-Foot Plunge Over Cliff
Blinded by fog Lewis Eisele drove a car with five passengers over a 300 foot embankment on Aaness Powers road shortly after midnight Sunday. Eisele and two passengers Alice Fry and Emma Lou Fry were injured. Alice Fry suffered a broken leg while Emma Lou Fry had minor bruises. The injured were taken to Mast hospital in Myrtle Point and later returned home with Alice remaining at the Eisele home until Friday.
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Lewis Eisele
Aaness-Powers Road
Eisele
Alice
Emma Lou Fry
Emma Lou
John
Cecil Fry
Thomas Hayes Place
Powers Road
Mast Hospital
Myrtle Point
Chauncey Fry
Rogue River
Mystic OFS Chapter Practices for Natal Day Celebration
Mystic chapter OFS met for regular session and for practice for the Natal Day celebration to be held in Powers on August 29. Natal Day practice occurs each Tuesday at 1 30 at the gymnasium. Plans call for 200 guests at a noon luncheon in the Fellowship clubhouse. Edits note visits by Lowell Davis Douglas Gamwell and Benham Sell to Eugene and Myrtle Point visits by Mr and Mrs Leveye and Sunday dinners with Mr and Mrs Elwin Frye.
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Mystic Chapter
OFS
Powers
James Sheridan
Lillian Tobin
Fellowship
CES
Unclear historical weather note with rain detail
An imperfect dated weather fragment records unpredicted rain starting at 11 pm and continuing until noon, totaling about a quarter inch. The legible text hints at past comparisons but contains many garbled words and unclear references.
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Marshfield Lodge
Ogden Endicott
Lillian Endicott
William Link
Kenneth McKenzie
Alice King
Marshfield
Valley Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Leonora Broslay
Jack
Uanna Frye
Broadbent
Salinas
California
Sergeant King
A L King
Vancouver
Wash
Orville Lawton
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Eugene
Verner Lawton
Camas Valley
Ray Jones
Jones
Bess Thompson
Grants Paeg
Saturnley
Elwin Frye
Ruby Medford
Rosalee
Eastside
Sumdige
Oma Hemstreet
Portland
Fiwin Frye
Carl Stewart
Mrs
James Gamwell
Mrs. McRae Nostess
B. FP. McRae
Prise
Charles Crew
James May
W L. Stemmerman
Albert Burch
Joseph Boutin
Jess Shepherd
CBL
Southern Pacific Railroad
Lorraine Shepherd
Virgil Utterback
Joseph Routin
Clarence Spithass
MES
May
Elvin Hull
Olin Lay
Mra
BF. McRae
Jem Shepherd
Bernard Hawser
McRae
Woman's Club
William Hennessey
Harry Griffin
Ehmer Miller
Bernard Haweer
Jess Shephard
V. L. Lanston
Kenneth Kendall
Sweet Home
the Pioneer Theater
Lucille Ball
Richard Carlson
Ann Miller
Eddie Bracken
Frances Langford
Desi Arnold
Texas Rangers
John Howard
Ellen Drew
Akim Tamiroff
May Robson
Charley Grapewin
G. P. Stewart
Oregon
Ken Rolfe
COD Service
Camwell
the Bungalow Cafe
Mie
Gamwell— A
E. R. Hannon
North Bend
Albert Powers
Joseph Cogan
G. C Medlock
W L Stemmerman
James W Gamwell
we_se
Ralph Milne
Judy
Charles ‘Adits
Iilahe
A. H. Howard
Ben Barkdoll
Gold Beach
Byrd Farleigh
Grove Creek
John Farleigh
Keith Blackwell
John Warner
Toledo
John Neal
Phyllis
John Grant
Redmond
Nora Hainey
Terllness
Jesse Hayes
Lenora
Betty Cline
Hayes
O. H. Robinson
Lowell Davis
Douglas Gamwell
Benham Sell
Home Cafe
Powers, Oregon
Mr. and
Mrs. Wm
McLaughlin
Ian
Texaco Products
Dell Curtis
King’s Grocery
Ake
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