Bridal shower honors Mrs Livan at Methodist church social
Mrs Philip Livan was honored with a bridal shower in the social room of the Methodist church Friday afternoon at two. Guests and hostesses from Coquille and North Bend attended, with a large list of names. Also dinner honors for Alvin Sprague and Wilmer Northup on furlough. Engagement announced between William Schell and Betty Stone. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Robert Sheedy’s home next Wednesday. S-Links club to meet at IOOF lodge for a potluck and quilting.
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Philip Livan
Methodiat Church
Roata
Kidenert
A. M. Christenses
Lawrence Clinton
J. B. Fowler
Austin Dodge
O. H. Clarke
A. R. Davenport
A. H. Bender
EK. QO. Carter
Alvin Sprague
Merchant Marine
Wilmer Northup
South Pacific
J A. Johnson
San Francisco
W R. Northup
Jack Carey
Phillip John
Mill
City
Jack Mc.Carthy
Fairview
Deve Carey
Powers
Belshaw
Ann
William Schell
Loren Knight
Betty Stone
Portland
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Sheedy
City Hall
S-Links Club
Ioof Lodge
Local Visitors And Arrivals Highlight Myrtle Point Week
Free Brewster visitors include Mr and Mrs E A Krewson from Brewster Valley and Mr and Mrs Bertie McCloskey of Norway with Mr and Mrs Gus Dietz of Myrtle Point hosting. Residents travel to Eureka Portland and Detroit while relatives gather for church services and upcoming primary registration.
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Bertie McCloskey
Norway
Gus Dietz
Myrtle Point
Emma Hermann
Broadbent
Local depot agent change at Myrtle Point station
New agent A. L. Stanley arrives to take over duties at Myrtle Point from outgoing H. F. Nelson who has served seven to eight months. Stanley and his wife stay at an auto court while settling in. Fire Dept. responds to a flue fire at the Cook home on Sid and Spruce streets. no injuries reported though Mr. Cook recently had a stroke. Rebekah lodge members serenade newlyweds J. H. and Mrs. Vandehey at Bond Apartments after a lodge session. Calvin Dean Laird, born to Kenneth and wife, arrives at 10 pounds 25 ounces. Prof. Church returns from Corvallis, noting servicemen assigned to campus have moved to active duty.
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New & P
A. L. Stanley
S. P. Railroad Company
Myrtle Pelgt
Reilerit
H. F. Nelson
Mr. Stanley
Oak Ridge
Bernas
Tike Cook
Sid and Spruce Streets
Cook
Charivareed
Rebekah Lodge
Bond Apartments
8Th and
Spruce
J. H. Vandehey
Coos County
Calvin Dean Laird
Myrtle Point
Kenneth Laird
Mast Hospital
Daddy Laird
Local Notes From Eugene to North Bend Area News
Mrs Witte F McAdams and her son Kenneth Arden return from Eugene and plan to live with her parents in Gravel Ford. Mr McAdams, in the GeaBeds, was home on furlough and may go overseas soon. W H Taylor sells his home and land to Mrs Violet Harry moving from Dora with a large family. they will reside in Coquille. The Taylors bought a new residence after 23 years here, retaining 32 acres. An auction at Sixes next Sunday will sell dairy herd livestock and household goods. Mike Daniels handles details. Ma Erwin Wilberger is summoned to Camp Callan Cal to be with husband after operation. Luther Harker accompanied her to Portland. Harold A Olson announces district attorney candidacy. he is a North Bend attorney and deputy DA. Bruce Henry and wife have leased a 1040-acre cattle ranch in the John Day valley and plan to move soon, keeping about 260 Hereford cattle near Maurice Ray’s stock ranch.
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Herce
Qien Keeler
Deloy
Keeler
Emma Schneider
Lena Warner
E J Schneider
Iowa
Harold Dorrance
Iowa Falls
VI. Guerin
Dorrance
Beth Guerin
Myrtle Point
Presbyterian Church
Portland
M F Davis
Roland Bowers
Marion Davis
Nvy Air Corps
Pascw Wr
Myrtle Point Greei Nets
Amity Parrish
Hal
Lancheon Guesta
Cld
Billerback
Marshall
Dora
Reterns
Eugene
Witte F. McAdams
Kenneth Arden
W. B. Lewellen
Ford
McAdams
Selle Place
W. H. Taylor
Violet Harry
the Taylors
Coquille
G. A Wells
Howsee
Wella
Mike Daniels
Erwin Wilberger
Mary Jane Barker
Camp Callan
Cal
Luther Harker
Wilberger
Bleck Ranch
Bruce Henry
John Day Valley
Maurice Ray
Outlook for 1944-45 feed grain and hay supplies
The outlook shows smaller supplies for the 1944-45 feeding season. Preliminary data indicated no hay acreage increase and about 126,000 more cattle to be fed than normal conditions allow. Stall moisture and irrigation water prospects are not favorable at present.
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Oregon
Fragmentary OCR Item From The Union Right Phone Notice
Readable fragments mention a phone number and a Myrtle location with unclear context. No clear event date or parties identified.
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Brewster
E. A. Krewson
Brewster Valley
Eureka
Ray Watkins
Calif
Ralph Rackle
Detroit
Jim Powrie
Miche
R E Powe
Ailand
Evar Matsbalt Tegtel Eater
Warner Brothers
Abe Ra
A, CK Lal Thae Ee Eee
Tora
Hollywood
Brooks
Lunky Logger
Corvallia
Lo Church
USC
Simuer
Profhhurch
Crow High School
Corvallis
Velen'’S Products
Just
Wee Drug Store
E. C. Barker
Ad Ie Si
Young EL
Salis
Safeway Homemaker
Safeway
Calavos Fuerte
Asparagus, California
Rhubarb
Summer Hothouse
X-Fey
Ratabagas, Yakima
Yakima
Florida
NEW Potatoes
Horden
Sperry's
Paa’s
Edwards
Canterbury
Str Sémpert’s
Union
Gravel Ford
and General Merchandise
Paul B. Davis
TAE Smiths
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