Powers Casts 286 Votes In Annual School Meeting
Emily EB Purgis reports a large turnout at the annual school meeting with 286 votes cast. The piece notes county unit plan interest and lists Lions Club officers elected last Tuesday including President Al Burch and several vice presidents, secretary Robert Sheedy, and treasurer James W Gamwell.
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Emily EB Purgis
Lions Club
al- Burch
Ald Brockney
George Rubin
William McLyman
Robert Sheedy
James W Gamwell
Bruce Munro
Orville Knight
Kenneth Jolie
Norman Ellis
Marold Ross
George Lainger
Community Church Ladies Aid
Fred Hayes
Virgil Darwin
Stark's Hospital
Coquille
Tom Hayes
Barkdoll
Post war flying in your hometown airports and costs
Postwar aviation in small communities faces high costs for building and operating airports. The term airport carries significance as a terminus for commercial airlines, challenging medium and small communities to envision viable landing and take off facilities and ongoing maintenance.
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Ueua
Put Your Town on the Air Map For Free Distribution
Community leaders receive a free air map plan explaining how personal aircraft and landing facilities can boost growth. The document argues no town is too small for an airpark and that facilities can be scaled to fit local needs and potential, potentially paying for themselves.
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Persena
Alora
Asserida
Refore
Rela
Sitkum area residents attend circus and share community updates
SITKUM Oregon families visit Coos Bay for a Monday circus while partners meet in Klamath Falls. A local annual school meeting voted on the budget and county unit system with Polly Nickason named non high school director. Gareth Mullen at Oregon State College Corvallis plans fall return. Polly Anne Club met at the gym with Mrs. S E McCarthy hosting and bingo to close.
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Rex Brown
Tommy
Donna
Karl Wilson
Coos Bay
Iven Laird
Kenneth Laird
Klamath Falls
Polly Nickason
Gareth Mullen
Oregon State College
Corvallie
Lincoln Miller
Dora
S. E. McCarthy
Frank Howard
Plum
Available Farm Help Shifts through Extension Offices
Farm labor offices in Oregon report more help available this May as replacements for Siem work. Extension service centers note increased staffing levels and outreach efforts to connect farmers with labor resources this season.
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Oregen Cenof
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Powers
Albert Burch
Hans Jorgensen
Mra E
Hannon
Frank Rogers
Harry Griffin
Ald Aber
Harold Ross
Ned Slenecker
M Barter
Harold Rossa
Prise
Ernest Hammack
Myrtle Point
F A Rogers
J F Johnson
Don Aber
Mea
Frank Si
Hana Jorgensen
Ogden Endicott
Pacific Fruit
Coos Hay
Mill Pond
Mill Cheek
Tommy Grove
Kenneth Relfe
Portland
Grand Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Ralph Moore
T. W. Murphy
Lloyd Murphy
Rogue River
Murphy
E. R. Hannon
Mise Delores
Hannen
North Dakota
Corrine Griffin
Eddie Aubin
Pauline
Marcola
Albert Eccles
Expire
Misa Kaye Gamwell
Corvallis
Allen King, Jr
Suzanne
Donald Stickney
Elwin Frye
Grants Pass
Forest Service Guard
J W Wheeler
Leo Frye
Yellowstone Park
Mies Naomi Munro
Emmanse Hospital
Lyle McBulloch
Ole Moody
Sharon
Idaho
Thomas Finchem
Roseburg
Finchem
Felix Campbell
Carol Finchem
Campbells
Donald Aber
Catherine
Bendon
G. C. Medlock
Bangor
Noble Rowang
Sterl Zimmerman
Eugene
Emma Schneider
Lyle Stewart
Walnut Creek
Calif
Coos County
Dr. de la Rhue
J R Bunch Laird
Aera
Ernest R. Smith
Ed Glass
C. C. Campbell
Department of Resources and Development
AG Ways Uou
Mountain States Power Co
Sitkum Mre
Rimer Witste
Sitkum
Oregon
Iseth
Freak Wilson
Marien F Yuna
Cole
Visitromenti
Sampa Coal Company
Rt. 2
Bandon
Campany
Herve
Girl Scouts
P. O
Plaase
SAW Service & Supply CO
Tagiv
California
Chicago
New York
San
Shasta
Southern Pacific City
Oth & Yamhill Ste. Union Station
Atwater
J. A. Ormendy
Pacife
Ore
M. J. Barnwell
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