Powers Lions Tour Coquille For Trophy Return
Sixty years ago Powers Lions travel to Coquille for a meeting to reclaim the Leo Trophy lost to Myrtle Point. Eighteen members joined discussion as Powers’ club, now 28 strong, hopes to restore the prize to Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gamwell
Powers
Lions’ Club
Coquille
Ranger Stickmey
Leslie Finney
James W Gamweill
Glenn Wafer
James Adamek
Charles O Brown
J F Se¢tison
Jess Shepherd
Felix M Campbell
3 M Barber
Lou Reed
Harry Griffsi
Lonnie Hol Jembeck
Kenneth Barkdoll
Albert Burch
Orville Knight
Marold Ross
Service Man Wilbur Lewis Assigned to Europe Flying Fortress Unit
S Sgt Wilbur Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Marion Lewis spent time in Alaska as a radio man on a ua bomber. He trained at a Massachusetts field since last June and has been assigned to a Flying Fortress B 29 unit to operate in Europe. Mrs Wayne Hubbard notes her husband Cpl Wayne Hubbard will not be home soon but is pursuing a graduate course in a nunnery at Yuma Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Lewis
Marion Lewis
Alaska
Massachusetts
Europe
Wayne Hubbard
Cpl
Yuma
Arizona
Local visits listed by Powers residents and visitors
Mr and Mrs John Myers returned from an extended visit with relatives in California. The group includes Mr and Mrs Archie Lane in Coquille on Thursday, Mrs Alton Billings and Miss Alvena Billings of Portland, and Miss Phyllis Hammack of Myrtle Point. Also present were Mr and Mrs E Sempert of Myrtle Point last Sunday, Mr and Mrs Wills Varney who returned Saturday from their son Captain George Varney and family in West Fir Mine, and foreman Walker of North Bend with Miss Marilyn Manre to end the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Myers
California
Archie Lane
Coquilie
Alton Billings
Alvena Billings
Portland
Phyllis Hammack
Myrtle Port
E . Sempert
Myrtle Point
Wills Varney
Capitan George Varney
Weat Fir Mine
Oomite Walker
North Bend
Ena
Mise
Marilyn Manre
Knight family receives progress letter from paratrooper son
Gaylord a small town reports Charles Knight and family thrilled to recover a Christmas letter from their son Charles Knight a paratrooper in France. The letter says radio will soon reveal his probable location. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Tommy Howe and children Richard and Linda of Myrtle Point attend dinner guests.
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Gayuaord
Mre
Chales Knight
Pfe
Harles Knight
France
Lawrence Knight
Senmanerne Knight
Tommy Howe
Chideen Richardo
Linda
Myrtle Point
Hayes Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
The article notes a surprise dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Josse Hayes for their 25th anniversary. Attendees include Kenny Barkstell family, Charles Town of Powers, Rob inson family, Wagner family of Myrtle Point, and Hayes relatives. Lenora Hayes presented a decorated wedding cake at the event.
W. W. Endicott Buried Here
Funeral services were held at the Schroeder funeral chapel in Myrtle Point for William W. Endicott who died March 11 at Albany General Hospital. Born June 4, 1858 in Bancroft Missouri, he was a longtime blacksmith and local leader until retirement years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schroeder
Myrtle Point
William W. Fedett
Alba
Sersies Intermont
Endicott
Bancroft
Albany
Henry Hermann
4Th Street
Pleasant Point Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Dinners
Jocals Tweeday visitors include Mrs William Watson of Pleasant Point calling on Mrs Ralph Pointer. Tuesday Tamale Sale announced by Presbyterian Aid Society for Saturday at H A Schroeder Sona Furniture store. Dinner Guests Mr and Mrs Mann of Pleasant Point hosted by Mr and Mrs Jesse Clinton. Mrs L F Neideigh spent last Saturday in Dellwood for the summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Aid Society
H A Schroeder & Sona
Mrely Mann
Pleasant Point District
Jesse Clinton
Pleasant Point visits mark summer plans and stops
Pleasant Point residents note summer plans and recent visits. Mr and Mrs Farrell Rankin of Catching Creek visited Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Spires of Pleasant Point. Alvin Neidergh and family are expected to host relatives this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Neidergh
Pleasant Point
Farrell Rankin
Catching Creek
Roy Spires
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Ray Wyland
R. Bertoli
San Jose
Calif
Vicki Rae
Legion Auxiliary
Ruby Winkelmann
American Legion Auxilary
Red Cross
National President's Rehabilitation Fund
Missionary
Church of the Open Bible
Charles Weir
Woman's Club
Jester Thorp
Leo Frye
Hazel Lewin
Fellowship
Yste
OES
Mystic Chapter Ofs
Charles Fromm
Effie Skindel
Trish Serge
George Barton
Home Cafe
Elvin Hull
William McLoughlin
Ed Rotert
J F. Johnson
Sunshine Club
Allen King, Jr
Gaylord
Bones
General Automobile Repairing
Butterfield
Oregon
Scofield Studios
Broadway Marshfield
Ore
Charles Knight
Josse Hayes
Belva Barkdoll
Lenora Hayes
Hayes
Kenny Barkstell Ar
Loretta
Lesan
Mra. Charles
Ete Robinson
Charles Wagner
Myrtle Pointers
O. H. Robinson
Lenora
Duane Hayes
Busy Bee
Louis Lund
Etalka School
Mra Post
Marie
Betty Lois
Gerene Hamilton
Evelyn
Charleo Daniels
Irene
Irene Grant
Annabelle Ryerson
Sandra Ryerson
Virgil Daniels
Reese Daniels
J RR. Wellburn
Mra Wellburn
Martin Arnold
Santa Barbara
Dwight Culver
Thomas Luttrell
Klorice
Roy Luttrell
Broadbent
Mr Luttrell
Gene Vari
Everet Washington
Ralph Gibbs
Hradbert
Redrons
Kenneth Rolfe
H D
Law
Mullen
Myrtle Point Apent
Kermit Hayes
Addie Hayes
Gladva McCloud
Mythle Point
Roseburg
Robert Swenson
Castellin
James Devereaux
Claude
Eugene
Raymond
Boise
Idaho
Pearl Sykes
Lillian Greenough
Jacob
Mose
Emily Miller
Jennife Hampton
Clara Scott
Jamesport
Laura Johnson
Oakland
W. W. Endicott
Jocals
L. Fpf. Neideigh
Dellwood
Sempert
Vitamima
Andy Radwuena
Aenty Beck
Phoas Sempert
Brooks
Omca
Educational Aqvisort Committee
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