Powers P T A Mothers Day Program Highlights April Meeting
Powers Oregon May 2nd Mrs Georgy Fromm presented four second grade pupils in an eight part Mother’s Day skit Handy Round the House at the April PTA meeting in the high school building. Supt B R Nicklaus to speak on the county unit school plan at the May meeting. Mr Niclaus showed moving pictures Meat and Romance about meat production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niclaus
George Barton
E. R. Hannon
Loren Warner
Donald Burch
William Dobson
Leslie Finney
Portland
Dele Drew
Bonita Dale
Ole Moody
Sendra
Robert McCray
Robert, Jr
Donald Slenecker
Anne
Billy Shorb
Shersham
Kay Lee
Joyce
Myr
Arthur Smith
Grand Parenta
Elbert
Arleta
Francis Smith
Planning Day For Coos Units Slated Saturday
Coos County Home Extension units plan a Saturday May 4 meeting at Green Acres Grange. Twenty two units send two representatives to discuss next year’s program. Mrs Asalea Sager will assist goal setting as Mrs Cecilia Van Winke notes.
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Coos County
Green Acres Grange
Asalea Sager
Cecilia van Winkde
County Home Extension Advisory Committee
Lloyd Davenport
Broadbent
B W Duan
Coquille
Weasley Frazier
Riverton
George Hoffman
Myrtle Point
Charles Holverstott
Bullards
Harland Montgomery
Millington
William Jacobson
Glasgow
Alton McCue
Social and Family Visits In Coastal Oregon Towns
Remote Oregon residents Mrs I B England and Mrs C N Mayse joined Mrs L L Harpole for a Roseburg lunch. Henry Link and family were weekend guests at Henry Weathers. Mayses visited Eugene and Sacred Heart Hospital. Chas D Bowers and Donald toured Coos Bay. Alby Ritchey and relative joined dinner with a daughter in Sutherlin. J O Farmer visited daughter Mrs John Huff in Myrtle Point. Thelma Farmer and children visited William Farmer. Delores Bowers attended amateur hour in Myrtle Point. Thelma England and Mayses visited Coquille.
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Remote
Oregon
Mrs
Henry Link
Henry Weathers
C . Mayse
Eugene
Sacred Heart Hospital
Me Alby Ritchie
Mr Ritchey
Sutherlin
J O Farmer
John Huff
Myrtle Point
Delores Bowers
Drive Planned For School Bill Vote In Coos County
Coos county teachers plan to circulate petitions urging a vote in the fall general election on a proposed state basic school support bill. The executive board of the Coos branch of the Oregon State Teachers Association met in Coquille to decide on backing a campaign for the measure. They vetoed a countywide pep meeting and discussed scheduling special meetings and workshops on home making nutrition clothing textiles and family relations. The meeting starts at 10 am with a luncheon served by Grange women at noon.
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Coos County
Coos
Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Coquille
Jane
Grendeal
Grange
Coquille Scouts Honor Eagles At Court Of Honor
Gov. Earl Snell presents Eagle Scout award to Charles Stevenson of Coquille No 69 at a court of honor in the Coquille community building. George E. Stevenson, father, was unable to attend due to army service. life, star and second class awards were also bestowed on listed scouts from Coquille Coos Bay and Myrtle Point troops.
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Earl Snell
Charles Stevenson
Coquille
George E. Stevenson
Charles
C Farr
Cous Bay
George Ulett
Bryce Tracy
Fairview
Frank Schrag
Duane Frye
Gene Schrag
Merle Boon
CIP Storm
Bob Oerding
Buss
Oerding
Stewart Avery
Ted Parrish
Myrtle Point
Phil Ryan
Cros Reelected In Fat Elk Drainage Board Race
W E Cross of Arago was reelected one of three supervisors of the Fat Elk drainage district at the district annual meeting Saturday in Coquille. The term of office is for three years.
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W E Cross
Arago
Fat Elk
Dstrict
Coquille
County Budget Group Is Named
Three men were named to Coos County 1946 budget committee by the county court. John D. Carl of Arago charts agriculture, John Hawkins of Coos Bay represents lumber interests, and John Cook, a former Coos Bay grocer, is backed by organized labor. Rotation assigns Carl three years, Hawkins two, Cook one. Time for the budget board to meet with the county court has.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Coquille Valley
Coos County
John D. Carl
Arago Rancher
Hawkins
Cook
Coos Bay Officials Name Three Men for Court Panel
The court named two Coquille Valley men and one from Coos Bay to form a three member panel amid disputes over selection.
Bridge Man Gets Suspended Sentence
Olaf Nelson, proprietor of a public campground at Bridge, was arraigned in Coquille justice court on a disorderly conduct charge. He received a $25 fine plus costs and a 60 day jail sentence suspended for one year, after arrest on a complaint by J. W. White, former owner and tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Nelson
Bridge
Coquille
Justice of the Peace
FR. Bull
Nelson
J. W. White
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