Rolfe Family Veteran Buried in Portland With Honor
Durward A Rolfe, son of A D Rolfe, died after his mother in Portland. Born in Alberta October 7 1909 he moved to Powers in 1924 and served as an officer in the 4th Marines earning a presidential citation for Saipan and Tinian. Survivors include daughter Coletta of Olympia and multiple relatives. Funeral services were held in Portland and burial in Willamette National Cemetery. Others attended services for the family.
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Durward A. Rolfe
Allen D.rolfe
Portland
Alberta
Canada
Powers
Is High School
the Pacific College
Vancouver
Willamette National Cemetery
4Th Marines
Saipan
Timlan
Marianas
Coletta
Olympia
Wash
Lawrence
Kenneth
Harry
South Gate
Calif
Seasonal displays set for year of floral competitions
The article notes plans to hold competitive arrangement displays throughout the year. It lists hostesses and officers installed for PanSy chapter, W. O. M., with ceremonies, floral work, and refreshments detailed. It also mentions members visiting, travels, and a newborn born to Mr. and Mrs. James Gamwell’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Grant
W. T. Grove
Ira Gerber
Lyle Shawver
Ted Little
Dick Alawine
Clyde Hall
Cody Leggett
Edwin Peterson
Treas
Ruby Winkleman
Victor Dandurand
Cliff Edwards
Angus
Carl Briggs
Sentinel
George Dobson
Roy Appleton
Alawine
Grove
Winkleman
Elmer Miller
Kenneth McKenzie
Moose Chorus
Gertrude Williams
Payne Creek
Calif
Local Social Roundup Notes Travel and Visits
Catching Creek notes line by line visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Marion Lakey returned from Ukiah California with a hay load for Coldiron Bros of Powers. Several locals attended a Roseburg rodeo and others visited at Bushnell and Northup homes. Farrell Rankin elected clerk and Mrs Robert Bushnell named director at a school meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westie Bushnell
Marion Lakey
Ukiah
Calif
Coldiron Bros
Powers
Clay Williams
Roseburg
Wm. Ralph
Keizer Hospital
North Bend
Robert Ralph
Robert Bushnell
Charles Harris
Floras Creek
Keith Northup
Carl Bushnell
Melvin Holcomb
R. H. Frazier
Myrtle Point
Ernie Magill
Bridge
George Edwards
Langlois
Mast Hospital
Lester Higgins
Alex Hensley
Stockton
Cal
Sitkum News Family and Visiting Guests Area Roundup
Mrs Elmer Wilson reports a week of visits with Mrs Julius Benham and the Lairds of Roseburg at Belle Laird’s home. Ray Clarno of Corvallis retrieved his wife and two sons from Ivan Laird’s after their stay with her parents. Local residents attended a chicken supper and a Sunday church service followed by a potluck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Benham
Binger Laird
Roseburg
Belle Laird
Ivan Laird
Ray Clarno
Corvallis
John Kirk
Spokane, Wash
Jim Barton
Sweet Home
Iry
Orin Kirk
Elmer Strode
Coos Bay
McKinley
Kenneth Laird
Louis Laird
Elmer Wilson
Ted Kirsch
Ronnie
Mildred Strode
Bob McDonald
The
Christian Church
Myrtle Point
Bud Meek
Coquille
Bud Aasen
John Southmaydome
Debt burden per family rises since 1910 says board
The National Industrial Conference Board reports each American family bears about $5 700 as its share of the Federal debt based on population. This figure is about 100 times worse than in 1910, highlighting a sharp rise in national indebtedness.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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J F Johnson
Keith Rolfe
Loren Warmer
Nits Stanley
Elwin Fry
Lawrence Brady
Floyd ‘Summers
Powers Garden
Rebekah Hall
Archie Lane
James Gamwell
Triangle Milling CO
Triangle
W. L. Bell
Oregon
Hiland
Igook
A. L. Burch
Alpine
Prineville
Carl Pfaffle
Tigard
Noble Rovane
Harry Summers
Floyd Summers
Summers
Marines
Salem
Lindsay
Moore
Eureka
Wm. MclLyman
J W Gamwell
Jas. W Tregaskis
Kelso
Kenneth Reagan
Bremerton
Kenneth Rolfe
Elwin Frye
Calgary
A. D. Rolfe
Scott Wyatt
James W. Trewaskis
Tregaskis
Longview Wash
Fred Tre Baskis
Raymond, Wash
Sitkum News
Farr’s
Wades
S. Taylor
Perkins’ Drug Store
Specioe Pays
Superior Cheese Company
Martley Point, Oregon
America
Weerhaeuser Timber Company
Tim
Weyerhaeuser
Pacific Northwest
Terest
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