Homecoming notes and community updates from Sago region
Edwin Keltner returns from Oregon State College. Mind Wide Assen arrives today from an unspecified origin. Audrey Strong of Migitlig receives a recent Monmenth Normal diploma. Mrs Hattie Matcher and others attend the county W C T U institute in Coquille. Bank officials Dickinsor and Kaufman meet in Coquille. Mrs Chas Wooldridge returns from Marshfield after birth of a daughter who died shortly after. Methodist Ladies Aid to host a bake sale and apron sale with local shop ads and tailoring services listed.
North Bend Hosts Royal Neighbors State Meeting
North Bend welcomed Royal Neighbors for the tenth Oregon state meeting with a Tuesday to Wednesday schedule. Delegates from Myrtle Point and other camps gathered for openings, drills, and state officer installations led by Oracle Mary Fortune of Newport and Chancellor Josie Hartman of Silverton. Thirty two delegates were seated and elections named Marie Bachelor as State Oracle and Elizabeth Glau as Recorder-Receiver with Corvallis to host the 1983 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend
Myrtle Point
Oracle
Mary Fortune
Newport
Josie Hartman
Silverton
Mable Bachellor
Hillabore
Marshal
Anna Tripp
Inner Sentinel
Stanford
Portland
Outer Sentinel
Anna Swanson
Minneapolis
Minn
Anna Stallsmith
Medford
Emma Walrad
Gresham
Beatrice Shedoan
Corvallis
E. Hubbard
Lakeview
Wileanora McCloskie
Baker City
Anna Jones
Freewater
Marie Bachellor
Hillsbore
Elizabeth Glau
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Misa
Audray Volkmar
Arago Family News and Spring Events Report
The Arago community notes springtime activities, church events, and local schooling. Ruth Woodward returns from Eugene with Ann Jacobson, Christine Vetter graduates, and Jake Moomaw returns home. The piece highlights a dinner fundraiser, church officer elections, flower displays, and local plans for artichoke farming in Coos County.
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Party at Bridge Mre Host Hosts Luncheon At Home
Albert Pancoast entertained twenty eight guests yesterday at a bridge luncheon held at the home of her mother in Bridge. The table was decorated with pink and green carnations. High scores were won by Mrs Chas Harlocher and others, with a list of attendees led by Mesdames Kaufman Dement De Ment Lund and several more. Marguerite Laird, daughter of Mr and Mrs P W Laird, was admitted to Phi Beta Kappa at Berkeley for her school work, the second Laird daughter to receive the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Albert Pancoast
Bridge
Teblen
daMedilis
Wers, Mesdames
Karl Kaufman
Rey Dement
Harry Dement
P. O. Lund
Bud Emery
Will Landy
Plentye Perkins
Henry Rosslow
Ralph Kring
Roland Bowers
Earl Wileen
Rd Roberts
Ernest Clensen
Mia Dement
Chris Moller
John Lane
Chas. Hariocker
A. Coase
R. H. Mast
Geo. Hall
Ralph Wéison
al Neldeigh
C. RB. Davie
Bob Fearnley
G L. McKay
Alek Andrews
Mre. Grebel
Mary Schillings
Mies
Marguerite Laird
P W Laird
Berkeley
Marguerite
Myrtle Point
Lairda
Local Social and Church News Briefs
Mr and Mrs Clark Fansler made a business trip to Portland this week. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church met yesterday at Mrs Wib Carlson’s home. Mrs Ray Epperson Mrs Edna Price and Mr and Mrs E F Hoff attended church in Coquille Sunday evening. Rev Omer Solso left for Portland where his family has been visiting. they will return with him. Mr and Mrs Sweatie Sparks of Salem visit this week with the L P Linn family. Benny Schroeder and C Barker are homesteading on Johns Creek with Mr Schroeder building a cabin fireplace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fansler
Portland
Methodist Cchurch
Yeterday
Wib
Carlson
Ray Epperson
Edna Price
E. F Hoffan
Coquille
Omer Solso
Sweatie Sparks
Salem
L. P Linn
Mrs. Sparks
Mr Linn
Benny Schroeder
C Barker
Johns Creek
Mr. Schroider
S C Endicott
Margaret Douglas
Janet
Floyd Summers
Webb Carlson
Summers
Marshfield
Mrs. Douglas
Spring millinery and style show at Union High School
Readers note a busy social scene with visits from Portland and Marshfield relatives and a Springfield style show. The Vogue Millinery and The Hub join the Presbyterian Ladies Aid for a program featuring a wedding scene, hockey bands, a famed soloist, a Feerart accordion player, and a darkey impersonator. Doors open Friday for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vogue
Ladies’ Aid
Presbyterian Church
Union High School
Judson
Mr. Feerart
Darkey
Xveryone
Cossette Gilbart Tie Knot at City Hall
Henry Gi Cossette and Cossette Tlagsnep Cossette, both of lord, were united in marriage Monday at the city hall. Justice BE A Dede performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gi
Tlagsnep Cossette
Lord
Justice BE. A. Dede
Bridge Teachers Elected for Next Year
Bridge Oregon March 21 At a school board meeting the following were elected to teach next year Miss E D Brall principal high school Miss Myrtle Lagan assistant principal B Murray principal grades Mrs Nellie Davis Miss Fay LaBranch Mrs Irene Steshe selected to join staff for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Oregon
E. D. Brall
Myrtle Lagan
Principe
B. Murray
Nellie Davis
Fay LaBranch
Irene Steshe
Lou Hooton Home After Hospital Stay
Glen Hutton and A C Hooton of Bridge drove to Marshfield yesterday afternoon and brought Lou Hooton back with them. Miss Hooton has been in the hospital for removal of both feet and has undergone various operations. It is hoped she may eventually have artificial feet and be much better in years to come. Her character and cheerful disposition are noted by all who know her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Ruth Woodward
Eugene
Ann Jacobson
Baker
Oregon
Wallace Miller
Christine Vetter
Christine
Walce
Glen Hutton
A. C. Hooton
Bridge
Marshfield
Lou Hooton
Miss Hoo
Miss Hooton
A Student’s Trials Draw Generous Praise and Hope
Through hours of suffering with a happy heart and Christian fortitude, the student’s steadfast spirit has touched many hearts. Friends say knowing her has given others a new outlook on life, and they pray for a final healing as she makes a last hospital visit.
Mrs Johnson Hoster Hosts Bridal Shower For Craven
Mrs Marie Johnson entertained last Friday for Mrs Ann Johnson Craven a recent bride. The event featured hand painted invitations and telephone pole decor with Craven once a telephone operator. Guests included Kathryn Dunham Emma Schneider Elaine Kelly Lena Warner Wilda Barker Dorothy Nelson Fairy Davis Louise Maas B E Knight Helen Endicott Lela Ames Marian McMullen Dorothy Miller Leah Schriefer Rae Johnston Mac Hall Rey Hall and other locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Johnson
Ann Johnson Craven
Craven
Kathryn Dunham
Emma Schneider
Elain Kelly
Lena Warner
Wilda Barker
Dorothy Nelson
Fairy Davis
Louise Maas
B. E. Knight
Helen Endicott
Lela Ames
Marian McMullen
Dorothy Miller
Leah Schriefer
Rae Johnston
Mac Hall
Rey Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ao i
L. H. Pearce
Sago
Edwin Keltner
Oregon State College
Trom
Anse
Monmenth
Audrey Strong
Migitlig
Rein
Hattie Matcher
Roy Luttrell
Mra. C. O. Hosman
The
County Institute of the W. C. T. U
Gee. Dickinsor
Bank of Myrtle Poiit
Ker. Kaufman
Security Bank
A. Reed
Myre Point
Chas. Wooldridge
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Mann's Electric Shop
Clara Angelo
Barker's
Fred Woodford Coquille
G. Fb Hamilton
J. F. Hall
Harrisburg
George Hall
Sunda
Hall
Pormécs
Ana
Satarteia
Uille
Branden
Coos
County
Cooper
Community Church
Dasery Ig
Bennett
Ashland
Coos County
Edyth Woodward
Woodward
Moore
Levy
Warren Fish
Keizer Hospital
Warren
Moumaw
Loren Slade
Chris Wilde
Mary
Woodford Beauty Shop
Optometrist
Lewellen’s
Quality Grocery
Kirsch
Columbia
Armstrong
Henry A. Schroeder
Chrea Christensen
Carwalls
Audrey Hamilton
Dnight Culver
Lucy Culver
Chas. I) Price
Edna
E. F Hoffman Pbone
Frank Cartise
Springbrook
RH Lemon
Arizona
California
Old Mexico
Carlisle
Lemon Art
Cossette-Gilbart
Mrs. Johnson Hoster
Sem Oan
Propedal
Seay Sten
Aun Ee Somae
In & Sons Ng
Eint
Oregen
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