Coquille Grange Elects Officers and Plans Display
In Green Hall on a day marked by election, Henry Brown Browneon and Cribbina were chosen for offices. Bonnie Dan els urged members to prepare flow for display tables at the upcoming event. No delegate to the state grange was elected as a member cited time constraints, and Master Brown urged those unable to attend to contact the executive in charge. The meeting closed with a social hour and refreshments. The next gathering will be June 16 with a visit from Coquille grange to Bridge grange.
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Gree Hall
Ane
Henry Henry Brown Browneon
Cribbina
Bonnie Danels
Grange
State Grange
Tne
Brown
Mie
Ontate
Oregon
Range
Coquille Grange
Bridge Grange
Banquet prompts fundraising and social event at Grange hall
Thursday evening delegates at a banqu et event raise government bonds totaling 35000. A social at Grange hall on June 1 honors Mrs John Wilson with a stork shower. Refreshments served to numerous local women and guests. several Magill and Ocheltree relatives plan a Terre Bonne visit.
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B Community Club
Grange Hall
John Wilson
Frank Fish
Walter Cota
Robert Winningham
Earl Waterman
Douglas Winningham
Trim Davis
Lyla Hardman
Melvin Baughman
Richmond
Everett Abber
Mike Daniels, Jr
Elvin Watersman
Lyle Swarts
John Stevens
Harold van Aldstein
James McCormick
Jeanette Mack
Bessie Ocheltree
Dorothy Allen
Gloria Taylor
Beverly Taylor
Mary Ellen Hardman
Evelyn Hardman
Laura Gibbs
Vern Magill
Sharon Ocheltree
Elma Jean Magill
Alice Magill
Terre Bonne
Ernie
Riverside area notices and local visits fill weekend
A long list of social visits and movements fills community notes. Mr and Mrs Warren Hayes of Vancouver spend summer here, while Mrs Trim Davis reports a chest x-ray mobile unit visit on June 14 and 15 with a team including Mrs Elvin Waterman and others assisting. Several residents travel to Portland and Roseburg for family connections, graduations, and hospital stays, and a school election notice is posted for June 19. Community events include Memorial day visits, a Broadbent farewell party, a mill fire scare, and courteous phone etiquette reminders.
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Ruble Lumber Company
Warren Hayes
Vancouver
Wash
Trim Davis
T. B
Elvin Waterman
Carl Nelson
Lloyd Winningham
Mike Daniels, Jr
John
Mary Lou Winningham
Roseburg
William Chester Davis, Jr
U of O
Howard Winkelman
Mast Hospital
C C Culver
Portland
Lyle Swarts
Frank Fish
Ce Fish
Miss Fish
Hillsboro High School
Quilde
Cr. Endicott
Nancy Endicott
Endicott Ranch
Sharp
Medford
Rhoda Wooldridge
Dorothy
Louise Nelson
W E. Ralph
Catching Creek
Nelson
Corvallis
Ralph
Coquille
Vernon St. John
Grand Coulee
Frank Schram
Claude Miller
License Examiner Due Wednesday In Myrtle Point
A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point at city hall on Wednesday June 14 from 10 a m to 3 p m. The office of the Secretary of State announces the visit and urges applicants to contact the examiner in advance to avoid delays.
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Myrtle Point
Secretary of State
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Robert Warmer
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