Powers On Site Wins State Title In Oregon City
The Powers independent basketball team defeated the Myrtle Point 58 45 on Saturday then overwhelmed the Coos Bay Longshoremen 66 52 on Sunday to win the State AAU crown at Oregon City. About 150 Powers supporters traveled to cheer the team on. The roster included Frank Grove and Ted Stal.
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Powers
Oregon
Oregon City
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Myrtle Pointers
Vicor
Fowers
Frank Grove
Ted Stal
Local Support Helps Vending Costs for Myrtle Point Team
Residents and business houses in Myrtle Point and Oregon City joined in covering expenses for vending the peers. State title efforts stirred town pride as Powers lag aided in keeping their home town team active.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon City
Powers Lag
Powers Defeats and Local Church Activities Report
A municipal court fine schedule is listed along with jail terms. The Missionary Circle of the Church of the Open Bible held a potluck and prepared first aid shipment materials to Liberia. Plans for a county all day Fellowship in Powers on March 19 are noted. Mystic chapter of OES met, lunch tickets sold, and a school of instruction led by Mrs. Edna Throne. The chapter room featured red berry decorations and a Washington birthday theme. A food sale was announced for April 16, and hosts were Mrs. William McLyman and Mrs. J F Johnson. By Thursday noon a gap in
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Church of the Open Bible
Liberia
Powers
Mystic Chapter
OES
James Gamwell
Edna Throne
St Helens
George Washington
William McLyman
J F Johnson
Wes Gare
Mee
Guay Gregory
Wayne Madewell
Floyd King
Tommy
Larry
Lions’ Club
Lee Johnson
Lester Powers
Coat
Hollenbeck, Jr
Normandy
Belgium
Women of the Moose
Elmer Post
Hoatesess
Ruby Winkelmann
Kenneth McKenzie
George Dobson
Mooseheart
Men of
Loyal Legion of Moose
Jess Walker
McKenzie
Dobe
Hans Jorgensen
Harold Roses
Frank Rodgers
Don Aber
Loren Warner
Jack Bushnell
Emmett Hammack
Myrtle Point
Nedeee
L. Stemmerman
Fellowship Club
Robert Sheedy
A. L. Burch
Archie Lane
Ruth McMillen
Jess Shep
River surge clears road after 200-foot mass of debris
Widespread rainfall totals reached 2.18 inches at Powers station from Monday night to Tuesday 6 p.m. The swollen river rose to 13.1 feet before falling by mid afternoon. A 200-foot debris mass clogged the road, delaying travel until a CBL crane kept logs off the railroad bridge piers.
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the Powers
W. C. Thorp
Carl Brigs
Edwin Peterson
Chaparral Lodge
Rebekahs
Clarence Spitznass
Jewel Club
Rebekah Fellowship Hall
Local Residents Mention Weekend Travels and Hospital Visit
The report notes Allen King was taken to Mast hospital for treatment on Saturday morning. Ranger Donald Stickney attended Ranger meetings in Grants Pass last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hannon returned from a Midwest trip to North Dakota last Tuesday. Mrs. Mosel Lewis spent the weekend with her son Robert Lewis at the University in Eugene and with Mrs. Robert Lewis.
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Allen King
Mast Hospital
Donald Stickney
Grants Pass
E. R. Hannon
North Dakota
Midwest
Mosel Lewis
Robert Lewis
University
Eugene
Catching Creek School Attendance and Tardiness
Pupils with no absence or tardy last month were Anna McCall Russell McCall and Carlene Ward. Sickness counted for Charles King Glenn Kissell Leone Ward and Carlene Ward. Mrs Nichols the teacher entertained the pupils.
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Catching Creek School
Nichola
Anna
Russell McCall
Carlene Ward
Charles King
Glenn Kissell
Leone
Jimmy Garner
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Carl J. Nelson
Singer Sewing Machine CO
Broadway
NORGE
Thornton Tire Service
W. Trent
Coguplle
Breadwey of
Curtis, Coog Bay
Trami
Audrey Lane
Dmiedtieon Square Station
New York
K. Y
Hutson & Cochran
Roseburg
Shell
Myrte Point
Pary
Myrtle Clothing
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