Social tea and bridge gathering hosted by RNA at Mrs Sparks home
A Thursday tea at Mrs. Walter Sparks residence hosted by RNA featured cards and refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Button, Lemon, Tripp, Evans, Miller, Spores, Parry, Mast, Knell, Baker, Whobrey, and Evans, plus guests Lena Miller from Endicott and others. Prizes awarded for high score with Mrs Thomas winning, Mrs Moore second, and Mrs Rickard guest prize.
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Walter Sparks
RNA
Mrs. Sparks
Mesdames Myrtle Button
R. H. Lemon
Walter Tripp
Marlin Evans
L W Miller Charles Spores
Otto Parry Clinard Mast
David Knell LeRoy Baker
Joe Whobrey
Arlene Evans
Phyllis Spores
Eva Lou Sparks
Lena Miller
Endicott
L W Miller
Scranton
Raleigh Greene
Elmer Knight
John Moore
Elton Schroeder
H. E Whitaker H H Thomas
Shirley Laird
Harold
This City
Elbert Schroeder
Coquille
Paul McElwain
North Bend
Edgar Rickard
John Anold
Genevieve Kaufman
Thomas
Moore
Rick
Community Notices Highlight Local Club Meetings
George Linn celebrated his birthday with a dinner at the Sumerlin home joined by Dr H H Thomas and others. The Intermediate girls, the Brethren surch group, Modern Matrons, Octogor, WCTU and other local groups met for programs, refreshments, floral crafts and planned Bible school and services in area schoolhouses.
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George Linn
T G
Sumerlin
H H. Thomas
Grace Mary Linn
Margeret Stevenson
Barney Walsh
Katherine
Brethren Church
The
Myrtle Point
OU OF OORS STUF By LANS LENEVE
The column shares miscellaneous outdoors bits by Lans Leneve. It notes birds active at dawn, salmon behavior, animal naming in localities, and odd facts about pain in animals. It mentions dinosaurs, water safety gear, ammunition ethics, and fish lure scent dynamics.
Book review club meets at C Lo Church home
The March first semi monthly meeting was held Tuesday evening with Miss Grace Mary Lunn reviewing Noc turne by Frank Swinnerton. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs Church to members and guests Helen Whitaker Thomas Rickard King Whitaker Otis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Book Review Club
C Lo
Grace Mary Lunn
Frank Swinnerton
Mrs Church
Helen Whitaker
H Ho Thomas
Edgar Rickard
Dal King
H E Whitaker
Chester Otis
Death Notice Blanche Dibble Hanford 1939
Word has been received of the death of Mrs Blanche Dibble nee Blanche Neal who passed away Monday March 6 1939 in Hanford Dail after a long illness. She was born in Myrtle Point and moved to California at 15. Mr Dibble had lived in Hanford and vicinity 28 years. Survived by husband Laurence Dibble and Lyte. her mother Mrs Eve Neal of Hanford and father William Neal of Dos Palos California. Four brothers and three sisters listed including Ernest Lester Perry Row Mrs A B Comfort Mrs Charles Lauer and Mrs W Bur Paul living in California.
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Blanche Dibble
Blanche Neal
Hanford
Sears
Myrtle Poon
Calfornia
Dibble
Vwcinity
Laurence Dibble
Lyte
Eve Neal
Wiliam Neal
Dos Palas
Calif
Ernest and
Lester
Perry
Coque and
Row
Marshfield
Comfort
Charles Lawer
W Bur Paul
California
Fishermen's Tales and Old Words From a Walton Memoir
The fragment reflects fisherman lore and memories about angling life, noting muddy waters, the big fish that often escapes, and mispellings among anglers. It hints at diary recollections from a Walton book and mentions school days, rain gear, and a long tradition of fishing slang and craft.
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Walton
Community Social Listings and Visits Across North Bend
A broad roll of gatherings and visits dominates the page. Guests at Mooard Wir Boo KR and other households share dinners, Sunday visits, and Saturday entertainments. North Bend events include basketball attendance, family travel to Corvallis and Ashland, and recitals plus church activities.
Census Expands 1940 Reach to All Territories
The 1940 census will cover Hawaii Puerto Rico Alaska the Virgin Islands American Samoa Guam and all other outlying possessions as well as the continental United States.
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Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Alaska
The
Virgin Islands
American Samoa
Guam
Continental
United States
Agriculture employs half of U S workers in 1870 Census
The United States Census Bureau reports that over one half of all gainful workers in the United States were in agriculture in 1870. In 1696 only 214 percent were employed in this basic industry.
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United States
United States Census Bureau
Aircraft production in the United States in 1837 and 1935
Preliminary figures from the US Census Bureau show 3100 planes completed in 1837 and 1365 in 1935. Among the total, 2196 were all metal cabin airplanes and the rest comprised other types.
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United States
US Census Bureau
Hospital notes and injuries from last week reported
The report lists multiple patients treated or hospitalized last week including Char's Bonson of Myrtle Point Gene Baftina of Bandon and Ted BeTu Wipro among others. It notes various medical treatments and surgeries performed with updates on recovery or discharge timelines and references local locations such as Camas Va Forest Creek and Myrtle Point.
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Monte We Ks
Wen
Mere Char
Myrtle Pont
Widnes
Keith Neal
Gayle Doeft
Cless
Gene Baftina
Bandon
Tomedt
Treatments and recoveries cited in odd hospital notes
The record lists numerous patients with various injuries and illnesses receiving care or recovering. Names include Golden Crews, Van Spores, Ward, Min Joe Sayre, Qladya Meintee, Amel ramedes, Alden Beckett, Edmund Natilla, Bykes-McNab employee, Clyde Browtor, Mrs Sanford Anderson, Giles Harris, and Rev E Bales. It also notes a decline in childbirth deaths in the United States by 28 percent since 1900 per Census bureau figures.
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Golden
Cooyo Bryant
Terre Coope
George Sennottacy
Ward
Joe Sayre
Bandon
Qladya Meintee
Bridge
Aed Amel Ramedes
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Man Hartley
Milton Cooper
Robert Trigg
LA LaFlamme
Henry Sell
Vern Sell
Stan Sutphen
Henry Ware
Jacob Fetch
Hugo Michel
Michael Fetch
Caroline Train
Earla May Andrews
the Brethren
Surch
Albert Reed
Betty Whipps
Betty Magll
Betty Gibbs
Betty McKay
Maxine
Gladys Myers
Catherine Miller
Barbara Barklow
Bonnie Avery
Mrs Reed
INTER
Fpivay
Lawrence Clinton
Jesse C'nton
M Cyrr
Senser Harr
Christy Henry Schiveder Laas Eius
A C Chase
Octagon Club
Wesdame
Barker
Breuer Mar - Exons
Polin Charlies
Linn
WCTU
Frances Wililars
Fances Willard
Christian Church
C C Farr
Coque
C . Co di
Archie Train
Frank Gilbert
John Sperry
Roger LaFlamme
BR. Woods
Herbert Snyder
Bul. Billings
Elpha Anderson
Sperry
Lyle Barker
Allie Deaver Nor
Coquille Hotel
Bidg, H. 8
Norton Music and
Sta- Splenery
By Lans Leneve
Lams Leneve
Mace
Weovice
Uy Muller
Travelers Safety Service
Thico Guest
M Fe
Rey Robs
Ms W Vm
Su Das
Cervallis
Ard
Wooularr
Moaamm
F .S
Fea Ke'ba Gore
Toledo
Aller
Basketba
North Berd
Betty Davis Phy Bey
Ace Belsnas
Pino Recital
Wee Peeser
Business
Sarre
North Bendallers
Nee Ra
J Beater
Ruts
Asie
Guy Gue Mu M Ho
oFrest
Marvhitesdallers
Dipner Guaeste
Murionne
Luce Strong
Allere
Miro
Meo Leu Ho
Porsest Moon
Ashland Saardas Mer
Zens Parker
Kamott
Pasker Wil
Returm
Tom Corvan
AB. Ker v Pte
Lee Mast
Puandi
Oregon
Molor
Salem
Reehard
Bonnie Mores
M Pega
Comboy
Brent Sades
Crewe
Gano Funeral Home
le Service Phone Coq
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
PAHL
Panama Hat Shop
Hamm’s Cafe
Pienty
FAPM
Jessf Clinton
Phene
Wm. Gurney & Son
Jeaners
Watters
Lester T. Dement
Psop
Spruce St
Min Fue
Angree Alden Beckett
Edmund Natilla
Bykes-McNab
Nate Stith
Clyde Browetor
Sanford Anderson
Giles Harris
Fairview
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Eorms
Herald Press
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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