Society Notes and Club News Highlights
Geneva Marie Powers wed Harvey LeRon Moore at the Christian church with Rev. Jones officiating. The ceremony featured family members from Coos Bay and Whittier, a reception in the social room, and a short honeymoon before settling in Myrtle Point. Rainbow for Girls attended the Grand Assembly in Astoria with Myrtle Point delegates. VFW Auxiliary held a pot luck and pinochle night at St Michaels Hall. Rebekah Lodge honored past noble grands with corsages and a birthday cake. Jayne Mansfield promoted Johnson & Johnson KLING bandage at a Do It Yourself party in New York.
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Geneva
Marie Powers
Calvin Austine
Coos Bay
Harvey LeRon Moore
Christian Church
Rev. Jones
Moore
Claude Moore
Whittier
Calif
Austine
Stephanouis Misa
Sharon Powers
Monte Moore
V.F.W. & Auxiliary
Lee Ray Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
St. Michaels Hall
Laura Minard
Coquille
Anetta Reed Gee
Hall
George M. Brown
Delbert Steele
George Rex
George M Brown
Anita Reed
Rebekah
Una Rebekah
Odd Fellows Hall
George D Hall
Ralph Rackleff
Jeff Lewis
Irene Hatfield
Archie Train
J M Myers
Charles Woodridge Sr
Robert Shilts
John Caudle
Emmett Hammack
Arthur Ratcliffe
A. E. Kirkpatrick
C P Moore
Bert Pearson
Clarence Newell
Violet Miller
Earl Royer
W. Crabb
Pearson
Caro! Sell
New York
N. Y
Jayne Mansfield
Johnson & Johnson
Jayne
Claude Randlemann
Myrtle Point
A A Schriefer
Harley Miller
Emma Wilson
Wallace Jones
Howard Rackleff
Sarah Herman
Dot Justin
Elizabeth Lett
R. F. Rylander
Walter Crabb
A N. Kilpatrick
Mrs C S Lehmanowsky Hosts Outdoor Supper
Mrs C S Lehmanowsky hosted an outdoor patio supper Tuesday night to surprise and honor Gareth Goddard who will move with his family to Portland. Myrtle Point High School faculty members and spouses attended and presented a gift.
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C. S. Lehmanowsky
Gareth Goddard
Portland
Myrtle Point High
Ray Neuaart
Bill Downing
Paula Cook
Robert Hoefs
Howard Nichols
Jack Orr
Les Simons
Manley Starr
Weldon
Lehmanowsky
Local Family News From Salem to Klamath Falls and Beyond
Mrs Paula Cook and family returned from Salem after attending a wedding with reception duties noted. Calif visitors H L Ray and family left after a week with Mrs Oliver Myers. Gordon MacKerrow visited Portland to bring back wife and son Jim plus Bertha MacKerrow from hospital. George Barton joins University of Oregon summer Marine Biology at Charleston. Parsons family picnicked at Bandon beach. Jim Myers and family return from Klamath Falls where Oregon Tech kept him. they occupy the Myers building apartment. Don Bunyard assumes Union Oil post in Empire. Don Sisom moves into Bunyard home. Lloyd Jarvis heads to Rogue with grandsons Tommy and Larry. Jane Doyle plans L A trip for a Stanford wedding then return with Eldon Ansley family.
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Paula Cook
Salem
Gordon MacKerrow
Portland
Jim
Bertha MacKerrow
Good Samaritan Hospital
Jim Myers
Klamath Falls
Myers
Oregon Tech
Don Bunyard
Empire
Mr. Bunyard
Union Oil
Don Sisom
Bunyard
Maple Street
Jane Doyle
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Los Angeles
Eldon Ansley
Sharon
Barker Family Visits Relatives in Grants Pass Trip
Mr and Mrs Luther Barker of Grants Pass visited here during the weekend for a family gathering. Their daughters Karen and Linda stayed two weeks with relatives and returned home Sunday with their parents. They were joined by cousins Carol and Janet Miller who will visit at the Miller residence.
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Luther Barker
Grants Pass
Karen
Linda
Carol
Janet Miller
Miller
Crim Family Visit Includes Fishing Trip to Gold Beach
Jim Crim of Seattle visited grandparents Mr and Mrs W Crim in Grants Pass. The group stayed at the Crim cabin near Bullards with the Harvey Crim family from Coquille. They fished at Gold Beach on Tuesday and returned home Wednesday.
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Jim Crim
Seattle
Wash
W. Crim
Crim
Bullards
Harvey Crim
Coquille
Mr. Crim
Jim
Gold Beach
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Powers-Moore
Elgin Assembly
State Assembly
Elgin
Rainbow
Astoria
Carol Porter
Joyce West
Nevada
Ona Belle Barton
Louisiana
Mary Ann Royer
Shirieen Williams
Norma Summer
Carol Sell
Doris Mabie
George Barton
Legionaux
Legion Hall
Myrtle Unit No. 38
Joe Schilling
Gene Parsons
John Arnold
Hugo Michel
Henry Rowell
Treas
Ralph Pointer
Bessie Williams
Cora Steele
Fred Warren
Schilling
Glen Putnam
Vernon Estelle
H E Hutchinson
W. R. Davenport
Oliver Enlund
Verne Lundy
Putnam
Bennett Park
Gravelford
E. C. Barker
Henry Schroeder
L A. LaFlamme
T G Sumerlin
Henry Rosslow
Floyd Hall
Evelyn Belanger
Mary and
Elizabeth Driscoll
Susan Gross
Sally Heeren
William Schlatter
Thomas Berselli
Marcel Cathcart
Mildred
Sister Agnes
ST. Marks Episcopal Church
St Marks Episcopal Church
Father Spencer
Guild
Lida Hauschildt
Harvid Stemmler
Edward Engstrom
John Belloni
Ray Marris SR
W.S.C.S
Elmer Bell
Karl Dement
Ray Harris Sr
E. Zinn
Harris
Young Mothers Circle
John Rhodes
Ray Epperson
Con Edlund
Art Henry
Dead Indian Soda Springs
Medford
Wayne
A E Kirkpatrick
Phillip Rhodes
Allen Schroeder
Jerry Kirkpatrick
Tommy Dement
Rhode
Oakland
Rhodes
Charles Wagner
W. M
Masonic Hall
Wagner
Ray C. Collier
Milton Mast
Lawrence Mullen
Nancy Kay
Wagners
Bar
Ralph Whitaker
Harold Stemmler
Stemmler
Guy Grants
Guy Grant
Miron Schroeder
Lynn and
Leila
F. Schroeder
Venus Gill
Bruno Berselli
Joe Cathcart
Berselli
Aldar Point
Cathcarts
Salerno
Pete Nemec
Richard Lamoureux
Russell Baumgarte
Don Driscoll
Jack O'Sullivan
Agnes Stover
Jake Otter
Phillip Belanger
P. J. Nemec
Ernie Wyld
al Wyld
Douglas Schlatter
Ray Garrone
Belanger
Nemec
Ladies Aid
Coos Co
John Grumbling
Jack Davis
Otto Koppe
J H McCloskey
Duraclean Service
George Babb
H. L. Ray
Fair Oaks
Mr. Ray
Oliver Myers
Mr. Myers
University of Oregon
Charleston
Price and
Paul
Bandon Beach
Lloyd Jarvis
Tommy and
Larry Jarvis
Hiland Theatre
Rory Calhoun
Lita Baron
Universal-International
Technicolor
Kevin McCarthy
Diana Lynn
John Derek
Allied Artists
Oregon
Arch-Gard
Breuer’s
Ben Daniels
Daytona
Wamer Breese
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