Walnut Creek Visitors and Moose Chapter Donations
Lyle Stewart and son Harold of Walnut Creek California visited relatives in town on Saturday. Mrs George Hampton of Arago visited local kin earlier in the week. Kenneth Rolfe returned Friday from Murdock Seattle with their son Dr George and family. Pansy chapter Women of the Moose met Friday evening in Rebekah Fellowship hall and donated to the fund.
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Lyle Stewart
Harold
Walnut Creek
Calif
George Hampton
Arago
Kenneth Rolfe
Local Woman Honored as Woman of Menth in Coquille
Memorial notes relay Belle Knife born 1904 in Bennie and Bill Brodie family, long nurse and hospital organizer in Coquille. She aided Seeing Eye dogs, Red Cross, and local charities, with staff and officials praising her decades of service and kindness. A memorial service is planned and members urged to attend.
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Mire, Knife Wea
Bennie
Bill Brodie
Jackson
Carel Knife
Knrlfe
Ten
Richmond
Belle-Knife Hospital
Hamilton
Knife
Lions’ Club
Red Cross
Mra Lassie Finney
Social Service Committee
Clyde Hall
Edwin Peterson
Valley Camp
R.N. A
Rebekah Fellowship Hall
Coors Eye Dog Fund
Jack McCadden
Gold Beach
Clarence Tuttle
Belle Knife
Hazel Hanna
Vincipal
Washington School
B. Bergger
Coquille
Surroundiing
Brief note on upcoming marriage plans mentioned
A news brief states he will be joined by his wife in about four months. She will visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Strong in Cottage Grove until she...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lee Strong
Cottage Grove
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Merkers
Terrel Cooper
Myrtle Peiat
Oregon
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
U. 8. Army
U. 8. Air Force
Air Force Base
ARMY
Hall Bldg
U.S
Cees Bay
Coauill
Gece Adend
Gerald E. Stark
Ma’ Knife
C. A. Rietman
Al’s Appliance Service
Mise Collins
Fifth Street
Myrtle Hotel
Myrtle Point
Al’s
Alvin Adams
Spruce St
Ore
Arden
Thefti
Pinto
Bex
CIA
Merylas Taylor
Sealy
Sunkist
Lea eLee
Sauerkraut
Whele Kernal
Kodak Films and Developing Service
J.T. Ross
Se Powers
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