Grange Convention Backs Leaders in Tax Fight and Banking Plan
Oregon Grange delegates praise State Master Ray Wae and the executive committee for opposing the sales tax. A 1931 ballot initiative would create a state banking system, with a drafting committee appointed for presentation to the legislature. Further actions include scrutinizing candidates’ votes and proposing currency and postal savings reforms.
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Oregon
Delogu
Peter Zimmerman
Yamhill County
Norton Tompkins
Dayton
A Slaughter
Portland
The
Grange
Oregon Grange
Anele Sam
Congress
Linn-3enton
Pomona Grange
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
National Farm
Gaylord Women Entertain Powers Women Club
The Gaylord Woman's club hosted the Powers Woman's club and guests at the Gaylord community hall on Wednesday afternoon. A 100 o'clock luncheon preceded speeches by club presidents and skits and musical numbers. Prizes were awarded to Powers and Gaylord members, with several guests in attendance.
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Gaylord Woman's Club
Powers Woman's Club
Gaylord Community Hall
Whitch
H D Bones
Gaylord
Mra Ftoffe
Power Club
Robert Swenson
Fred Johnson
Gayford ”Club
Gaylord Club
Lyman Rolfe
Powers
Powers Club
Gaylord Organization
Anna Lund
Broadbunt
R L Tucker
Myrtle Paint
Ban Croft School District elects director and clerk
At the annual district meeting in the community Monday afternoon Prank Fish was elected to serve as director and Horace Ames will replace Mrs James Jewett as clerk for the coming year.
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Bancroft
Prank Fish
Horace Ames
James Jewett
Remote District 68 elects new officers in annual vote
The Remote district held its annual school election Monday evening. New officers for the coming year include Burett Zinn who replaces C J Holmes for one year C E B Dick reelected as director and Donald ArcPhereon reelected as clerk of the district.
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Burett Zinn
C J Holmes
Ceb Dick
Donald ArcPhereon
Catching Creek District elects school board and teacher
A large crowd attended the June 19 meeting in District No 34. John Goldsbury was elected clerk with Emerson Whitney Carl Unshiply and Dick Wounds named directors. Miss Vivian Larson was chosen as teacher.
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John Goldsbury
Emerson Whitney
Carl Unshiply
Dick Wounds
Vivian Larson
Bridge District 77 Holds School Election Results
In Bridge District 77 Virgie Billings was unanimously reelected clerk and H Z Christian won a three year seat. Bids opened for two school buses after a budget passed with no vote on five county directors. Attendance was 108 votes, signaling strong interest in local education.
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Virgie Billings
H Z. Christian
Board of Education
Bridge
Norway District 43 elects new board and clerk
Norway District No 43 held its school election Monday night approving the budget. JL P Trigg was named chairman, Roy Robison elected director for three years, A H Bender chosen as clerk for one year, and Dave Sumertinus appointed as new janitor at Norway school.
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Norway
JL. P Trigg
Roy Robison
H_ Bender
Dave Sumertinus
Norway School
McKINLEY District Elections Elect Director and Clerk
George Glenn was reelected as director of McKINLEY District No. 37 and A M Shep yerd was elected clerk for District 27 at Monday evening’s election.
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George Glenn
Shepyerd
Gaylord District 47 Elects Board Amid Wood Cutting Bee
The annual school election in Gaylord District No 47 reelected Harrison Hayes as director and kept Mrs D Sones as clerk. Patrons voted to hold a wood cutting bee to acquire school wood, saving district funds as the budget remained under the limit. no vote was required.
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Harrison Hayes
D. Sones
Arago District elects new director in annual meeting
The Arago district held its regular annual school meeting on Monday to elect a new director and clerk. Adrian Halter was elected director and Ruth Shaw was reelected as clerk, replacing retiring director John Carl.
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Arago
Adrian Halter
Ruth Shaw
Lerk
John Carl
Brewster Valley District 65 elects new director and clerk
The annual school meeting in District No 65 met at the gym Monday afternoon. Elvin Alford was elected director to succeed Purley Crowley and Polly Nickason was reelected clerk.
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Elvin Alford
Purley Crowley
Polly Nickason
Broadbent District Elects New Director Wallace
The Broadbent District No. 2 annual election was held in the schoolhouse Monday afternoon. J. F. Wallace was elected director and Mrs. Helen Graham was elected clerk for the next school year. The district also voted on the budget.
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J. F. Wallace
Helen Graham
Unclear OCR fragment hints at match or event details
Fragmentary text from OCR references numbers 368 and 660 and mentions opposing Grinditete with no clear names, dates, or context.
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Grinditete
Driving license examinations to be held in Myrtle Point
Ward McReynolds state examiner will be in Myrtle Point Friday June 23 with two assistants to speed examinations. City hall opens at 9 38 in the morning. the staff may stay late to aid as many applicants as possible. With 440 000 drivers needing new licenses by September 1 shortages may occur, so applicants are urged to take the driving test now.
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Ward McReynolds
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Secretary of State
Benefit Dance For Fire Victims At Gravelford
Gravelford Community Building Society hosts a dance this Saturday night to aid the Tom Hall family of Broadbent who lost most household goods in a recent fire. Proceeds go entirely to the family. music donated and all are urged to attend and support the relief effort.
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Gravelford
County Lions Club Sets Plans for June 30 Gathering
The county Lions meet at Mayor Tedsen's home to finalize committees and event plans for the June 30 Norway gathering. A 180 plates sold suggests a full 200-seat dinner with a decorating unit to display cartoons of prominent local business figures. Sting entertainment includes 10 or 11 acts with the Myrtle Point Wranglers performing between stunts, and visitors from Medford Eugene Portland and all Coos County Lions are expected.
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Lions Club
Norway
Tedsen
Coos County
Lion Ellis
Medford
Slim
Myrtle Point Wranglers
Eugene
Portland
Powers CCC Recruits Arrive for China Flat Camp
CCC men from Missouri's same county converge on Powers for weekend stay then move to regular quarters at China Flat. Government service trucks reach Powers Monday night and await a special train bringing new recruits to the China Flat camp at 1 p m.
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CCC
Powers
China Flat
Missouri
China Fiat
Appoints Constable Weebridge to Justice of the Peace District Me
Charles F. Weebridge is appointed the new justice of the peace for the Myrtle Point area, filling the vacancy created by Bert Pearson’s departure. He will serve under the court until the successor is qualified after the next general election.
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Charles F. Weebridge
Peese
Myrtle Peint
Visiaity
Myrtle Trini
Bert Pearson
Myrtle
Myrtle Pointer Weds Everett Higaina in Coquille Parsonage
Myrtle Pointer and Everett Higaina were married Thursday at the Methodist parsonage in Coquille by Reverend Phillip Hartman. A Saturday reception gathered friends at the couple's home, marking a small celebration in their new life together.
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Myrtle Pointer
Everett
Higaina
Myrtle Point Bisecke
Methodist Parsonage
Coquille
Phillip Hartman
Cats
Catchinger
Myrtle Grange appoints new lecturer and holds memorial service
At Myrtle Grange Tuesday night the regular meeting followed a resignation by lecturer Mrs. Lawrence Racklef, soon moving to Coquille, and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder was named as replacement. A memorial service for Mrs. Victor Stevens was conducted by acting officers. Roy Robison and George Hampton reported on trips to the Pendleton state gathering and on bills and resolutions of statewide interest. Mrs. Roblson and Mrs. Hampton spoke about drill teams and home economics program details. The next Myrtle Grange meeting is set for July 18.
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Myrtle Grange
Lawrence Racklef
Coquille
Clarence Schroeder
Victor Stevens
Roy Robison
George Hampton
Pendleton
Stricken Monday in Twin Oaks Man’s Gallstone Attack
Alvin Reed of Twin Oaks was suddenly struck by a gallstone attack while working on his car. Mrs Reed assisted him into the house and called a doctor who sent Mrs Neon to care for him. By nine o’clock the attack subsided and he rested easier while Mrs Reed stayed at his side.
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Alvin Reed
Twin Oaks
Reed
T V. W*hneon
Johnson
Nearly Completed Citizens Conservation Camp at Agness Oregon
The Citizens Conservation camp near Agness Oregon is nearing completion. Trail and road construction work is under the U S Forest Service with the army providing quarters and meals. Camp life includes fishing swimming baseball and quoits with local boys including Gilbert Houschoen Harley Miller and others attending from Myrtle Point and Powers areas.
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Citizens Conservation Cies
Agness
Oregon
Esign
Cols States Forest Service
Sriasin
Ewes
United States Army
Rogue River
Quoits
Gold Beech
Myrtle Point
Gilbert Houschoen
Harley Miller
Arthur Pearson
Luther Barker
Forrest Crant
Clyde Brown
Vern Shields
Bridge
Powers
Floyd Warren
Percy Milburn
Stanford
Anstie Dewey Woolnis
Rottis
Pre School Clinic Final Arrangements Announced
Final plans for a pre-school clinic scheduled Friday June 30 from 10 a m to noon at City Hall. Dr R H Maat and Dr L L Sumerlin will attend. Children aged four to six, especially those entering school in fall, are invited for examination. Parents may consent to smallpox vaccination at a cost of 25 cents.
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R. H. Maat
L. L Sumerlin
Myrtle Point Boy Graduates From Valparaiso University
William Edward Gurney of Myrtle Point earned a Bachelor of Arts at Valparaiso University during the 3rd annual commencement on June 11 in Valparaiso Indiana. Judge Frederic R. DeYoung delivered the address as 82 graduates received degrees. Gurney was an honor student active in drama and elected to Pi Gamma Mu in his senior year.
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William Edward Gurney
William Gurney
Myrtle Point
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Indiana
Frederic R. DeYoung
Supreme Court of the
Ilinois
Young Gurney
Pi Gamma Mus
Injured in Hay Fall at Gravelford
James 8. Clinton of Gravelford sustained a structured pelvis injury and hip damage after a fall from a hay load while hauling hay for Vic Stevens at the other's place in West Norway. He was treated at Mast hospital and is confined to bed for several weeks.
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James
Clinton
Gravelford
Vic Stevens
Atter’s Place
Norway
Mast Hospital
Mrs R J Hall Visits Mother For Week
Mrs R J Hall arrived today to spend the rest of the week with her mother, Mrs Mary Johnson. The note mentions Johnson’s health as a context for the visit.
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R J Hall
Mary Johnson
Aids To Employment Opens in Myrtle Point Area
Aids To Employment Lumbering begins in the Myrtle Point section with scarce local unemployment. Coos county men receive preference for work at camps. Kenneth Laird Levert Iverson and Paul Bunch will log on Rock Creek for Smith Wood Products starting soon and hire about 15 men under a contract for one million feet. Jesse Clinton L W Clinton and A M Christensen will log on Fioras Creek in Curry county starting in about two weeks, building a road from Cement Creek over the divide to Filer as Creek and trucking logs via Myrtle Point under a contract for est million.
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Myrtle Point
Coos County
Rock Creek
Kenneth Laird
Levert Iverson
Paul Bunch
Smith Wood Products Company
Florab Creek
Jesse Clinton
L. W. Clinton
A.M. Christensen
Fioras Creek
Curry County
Cement Creek
Fileras Creek
Myrtle Pont
Smith Weed Eesties Company
Cedar Contract For Two Million Feet Of Cedar Work
Mike Morrison holds a contract with Port Orford Products for two million feet of cedar lumber. He is operating four miles upstream on Roreek with a four man crew.
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Mike Morrison
Port Orford Products Company
Roreek
Roland Creek logging crew work on Roland Creek
A logging outfit led by Sykes and McNair, with a crew of three, operates eight miles above Gaylord on Roland Creek. They overhaul Morrison’s camp and are logging out an entire section this season. The two outfits do not work in conjunction or in close proximity.
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Roland Creek
Sykes
Eld Creek
Ord Products Company
Gay
Ord
Fonkey Morrison
Sykes and McNair
Logging under way on Baker Creek near Powers
E Hall Chaney began loggin g operations on Baker Creek about three miles from Powers. He employs a crew of about 30 as he harvests his own timber.
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Baker Creek
Hall Chaney
Weekly Camp Crew Drives Cedar for Port Orford Co
William Weekly leads a crew of ten on upper Rock Creek to haul three million feet of cedar for Port Orford Products Company. The operation focuses on harvesting timber for export and processing.
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William
Upper Rock Creek
Port Orford Products Company
Big Creek Logging Crew Moves 400000 Feet Under Way
Zeff Christian leads 15 workers at Big Creek logging camp for Joe Thompson of Marshfield under a 400000 foot contract. The crew began trucking logs Wednesday and has been at the camp over a week.
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Big Creek
Zeff Christian
Joe Thompson
Marshfield
Catching Creek Work Logs Haul from Hewitt Camp
First load of logs from John Hewitt camp on Catcing Creek hauled out last Wednesday afternoon by James Jitkh.
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John Hewitt
Catcing Creek
James Jitkh
Brewster Valley Camp Ready for Summer Logging
Henry Bryant and sons of Bridge operate a Brewster Valley logging camp with a crew of ten at work in the summer timber. They are building a road, cutting and bucking, and performing trucking themselves. Bill Brown of Bridge handles bucking for the group under contracts with Wood Products Co. of Coquille.
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Brewster Valley
Henry Bryant and Sons of Bridge
Suaber
Bill Brown Bridge
Ae Wood Products Company
Coquille
Repairs Halls Creek Road by Ernest Watkins
Ernest Watkins plans repairs to the logging road at the head of Halls Creek this week. He will start cedar logging when weather improves and send the wood to the big mill on Matheny Creek to be cut and prepared for shipment.
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Halls Creek
Ernest Watkins
Big Mill
Matheny Creek
Name New Manager for the eo Hotel
A new manager has been named at the eo hotel. Details remain sparse as the announcement notes a leadership change without listing the successor’s full name or background.
Marriage Rumors Tie Forest Service Official to Powers Family
The fragment describes a wedding involving Mr. and Mrs. Powers and mentions George B. Stallord and Lawrence C. Brady as principals. It notes relatives from Marshfield and Bay area ties, with the groom reportedly taking a position in the forest service after a honeymoon, possibly overseeing a lookout in the area.
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Hee
Tale
Mle
George B. Stallord
Lawrence C. Brady
Apes Atester
Mire
Cousens
Marshfield
Genet Ee
E Wien
Weat T Company
Srv Het
Svat Feoie
Visits by Carolyn Schneller and local residents
Mrs Carolyn Schneller arrived Tuesday night from Wilmette University and spent the week with Mrs Emma Schneider and Mrs Lena Warner. Tomorrow Mrs Mildred Modell and Mrs Schneider will travel to the latter’s home in Diado via beat from Gold Beach.
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Carolyn Schneller
Wilemette University
Mies Emma Schneider
Lena Warner
Mies Mildred Modell
Mies Schneider
Diado
Gold Beech
Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks Local Nonsense
Disjointed lines mention smiles, sun shine, baseball weather, and names such as Volkmar and Pearce. The garbled text references a Tourlet and Merald office with unclear context and missing coherent narrative. No identifiable events or clear facts can be established from the readable passages.
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Joseph B. Beatin
Wleratate Commerce Commission
Rallemid
Roovevelt
Raitrand
Gaylord District No
County Meeting of Lions
Powers CCC
Leo Cary
Holy Name Altar Society
Mission Cathol'c
Bandon
Father Uller
L. A. LeMiller
North Bend
Roller
L. A LeMiller
Dorothy Cary
Florence
Leone Risesberger
E. T. Luthey
South Myrtle Point
Coquille Catholic Church
Nebraska
Itu T. Thompson
Grand Tnd
Art Fade
United Sates
Nator St. J. Howell
Omaha
A Eo Hotel
Wat
Myrile
Smilies
Volkmar
Lou Pearce
Merald
Posse
Liv
Myers
Ark
Olankve
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