Oregon State list of 19 speakers for 1687 commencement
Speakers from Oregon State College and other institutions are listed as available commencement speakers under the Oregon State System of Higher Education. The roster includes Ralph Colby, Robert H Dann, A G Dubach, Joseph W Ellison, G W Kuhlman, H R Laslett, J Lloyd LeMaster, E B Lemon, Percy Lacey, F A Magruder, C B Mitchell, Thomas Ordeman, J C Uthus, F W Parr, Sigurd H Peterson, Robert R Reichart, Carl W Salser, E W Warrington and B A Yunker.
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Oregon State College
Oregon State System of Higher Education
Oregon
Ralph Colby
Robert H Dann
Dubach
Joseph W Elilson
G W Kuhlman
H R_ Laslett
J Lloyd LeMaster
E B Lemon
Percy Lacey
F A Magruder
C B
Mitchell
Thomas Ordeman
J C Uthus
F W Parr
Sigurd H Peterson
Robert RR Reichart
Carl W Salser
W Warrington
B A Yunker
Powers Progress Supports Band Summer Program
The Powers club aims to fund Maurice Adams to continue band practice and lessons during summer vacation. The project, described as highly worthwhile, seeks support from every resident to benefit children and the community. Training this summer will help the band enter contests this fall.
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Powers
Maurice Adams
Powers Bend
Ill Dr Mast Called To Attend Mrs Buchanan
Seriously ill Dr. R Harrison Mast of Myrtle Point was called to attend Mrs Sadie Buchanan who was taken seriously Monday night.
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R. Harrison Mast
Myrtle Point
Sadie Buchanan
Fellowship Club Potluck Honors Weekend Winners
Fellowship club members held a potluck luncheon at the clubhouse on Monday at 12 30. After the meal a contract game awarded first prize to Mrs James Gamwell second to Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky and low to Mrs Lyle Stewart. Participants included Mesdames George Dwyer E Norgorden G W Boyles C F Otis E S Gamwell Clare Lehmanowsky W A Varney EB J Greiner Grady Johnson Lyle Stewart Floyd Eaton and James Gamwell.
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James Gamwell
Clare Lehmanowsky
Low
Lyle Stewart
Mesdames
George Dwyer
E. Norgorden
G W Boyles
C. F Otis
E S Gamwell
W A Varney
EB. J. Greiner
Grady Johnson
Lyle M@ewart
Floyd Eaton
Sunshine Club Meeting Honors Mothers Day Event
A Mother's Day program was held at the Sunshine Club meeting hosted at Mrs. Ray Berry's home. Readings by club members and prize presentations followed with Ida Mathews named oldest mother and most children while Lee Moore was the youngest. Corsages were given to all mothers. refreshments concluded the gathering.
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Sunshine
Ray Berry
Ida Mathews
Lee Moore
Berry
Erickson
Juline Moe
Noble Rovang
J H Jackson
Marjorie
New BSC Minister Preaches Sunday
Rev Laughton, sent by Eugene Bible School, took charge of the Bible Standard Church and preached at both Sunday services. He resides with his family in the parsonage while Rev and Mrs Armstrong and their daughter return home near Eugene after a year of service.
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Laughton
Eugene Bible School
Bible Standard
Eugene Armstrong
Eugene
Card Club Guests In Myrtle Point
Mrs E O Semper of Myrtle Point entertained the Contract club at her home last Thursday with dessert after 1 30. First prize went to Mrs E J Greiner, second to Mrs Ralph Milne of Coquille, and the guest prize to Mrs Ellis Dement of Myrtle Point. Town guests included Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky, Mrs George Dwyer, Mrs Floyd Eaton, Mrs E J Greiner and Mrs James Gamwell.
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E O Semper
Myrtle Point
Contract Club
Pla
E J Greiner
Ralph Milne
Coquille
Ellis Dement
Clare Lehmanowsky
George Dwyer
Floyd Eaton
James Gamwell
Local Church Schedule Listings
Bible Standard with Rev Laughton announces Sunday school at 10 am and morning service at 1 pm. Bible study and prayer meetings are shown, with Woman's Missionary Society meeting on Fridays. Community Baptist led by Rev Ivan Brown lists services at 945 and 11 am with a note about a new minister.
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Bible Standard
Laughton
Wallace Keller
Woman's Missionary Society
Community Baptist
Ivan Brown
Unday
Stork Shower Held For Sister Mrs Warner
Mrs M M Brown hosted a stork shower at her mother's home honoring her sister Mrs Loren Warner. Refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mesdames Harrington Munro Rolfe Leggett Morgan Spitznass Allen Churchill Summers Roger Walker Brady Goodmen Boutin Jones Moore and Miss Leona Stallard.
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Jennie Jones
Lee Moore
Frank Grove
Leona Stallard
Progressive Club Advances Health Drive For Schools
Progressive Club members and local school officials considered a 12 month health program led by Dr H Mast of Myrtle Point including vaccination immunization and pre school clinics. The plan requires a hospital association contract and a resident doctor with summer clinics.
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L. D. Donaldson
Tenool Gymnasium
H. Mast
Myrtle Point
Mast Pp E. Baker
J M. Adams
William Hennessey
Curtis Townsend
Ed Peterson
George Stewart
Elvin Hull
Wm. Hennessey
Peterson
Frank Muchow
Chicago
Powers
Joe Queen
Local residents and visitors frequent Powers area events
North Powers resident Ted Coates was called to Tenmile on Saturday due to his wife’s illness. George F Daniel visited relatives in Myrtle Creek over the weekend. Glen Racher of Day Creek stayed a week at the Clifford Davis home. Mr and Mrs Joe La Clair of Klamath Falls were called to Powers for the illness of the former’s father. Mrs Howard Varney spent the weekend in Salem and Eugene. Mr and Mrs G T Daniel visited Myrtle Point and Coquille on Saturday. Clifford Davis worked as a carl er in Coquille Saturday. Kenneth Kendall suffers a back injury from work. Ruth Frye joined the Fred Powers family in Portland to do housework. Jeona Stallard accepted a job at the Powers hotel replacing Eileen Shepherd, now in Edenridge cookhouse. LL Powers and Harold Guptill of Myrtle Point were Monday visitors. Russell Marthdale of Cauille visited Marion Lewis Sunday. Mrs T Daniel accompanied Mrs Roy Rookard to Marshfield Tuesday. Clarence Spitznass and Jim Boone were out-of-town visitors Monday. Victor Torrey of Marshfield was a Tuesday caller in Powers.
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Ted Coates
Powers
Eden Ridge
George F Damiel
Myrtle Creek
Glen Racher
Reek
Clifford Davis
Joe la Clair
Klamath Falls
Howard Varney
Salem
Eugene
G T Daniel
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Kenneth Kendall
Ruth Frye
Fred Powers
Portland
Jeona Stallard
Powers Hotel
Eileen Shepherd
Edenridge
Powers School Board Meeting Notes and Activities
The Powers school board met Monday night at the Supt Paul Baker Dr R Harrison Mast Motre Point office. Mrs Albert Hachler resumed fifth grade duties Wednesday. Powers and Myrtle Point softball tie resolved with a to be played off at noon Wednesday. Powers P-T A plans meeting Friday May 14 at 2 30 with a Wiener roast seniors enjoyed an outdoor picnic last Wednesday at 6 30 at Orchard.
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Powers School
Supt Paul
Baker
R Harrison Mast
Albert Hachler
Earl T Hardy
Powers
Arago
Myrtle
Fellowship Hall
Woman's Club Honors President at Dessert Meeting
Mrs Lysan Rolfe received a corsage crystal gift and handkerchiefs after a dessert line hosted by Mrs George Lainger and Mrs D M Fox. Committees for the annual Oregon Products dinner were named and a library garden encyclopedia was approved as a club gift.
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Lysan Rolfe
Woman's Club
George Lainger
D .M. Fox
George Laing
Ray Hall
William. Hennessey
Olin Lay
James Gamwell
Sunshine Club Meetings and Towel Shower Feature
The Sunshine club met Wednesday with Mrs Fred Stock presiding. A doctor replacement for the health nurse was approved. Mrs Eugene Spade attended and a towel shower for Mrs Leo Gates followed, with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Sunshine Club
Fred Stock
Stock
Powers
Eugene Spade
Leo Gates
Mrs James May Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon Auction
Mrs James May entertained her bridge club with a 130 luncheon at her home last Thursday. First prize went to Mrs Bruce Ryder and second to Mrs W A Medford. Mrs Jens Shepherd was welcomed as a new member.
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James May
Bruce Ryder
W A Medford
Jens Shepherd
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Noah Jones at Home
A group of friends hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs Noah Jones at her residence on Tuesday. Guests included Mesdames Ray Berry Juline Moe Clarence Moe Frank Grove Jenne Jones Saul Morgan Earl Briggs Clyde Allen and others.
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Noah Jones
Mesdames
Ray Berry
Juline Moe
Clarence Moe
Frank Grove
Jenne Jones
Saul Morgan
Earl Briggs
Clyde Allen
Mrs Jones
Bay Bulldozer Purchases for Sa n Mountainyeld Chrome
The mining company bought a $19000 bulldozer that arrived Tuesday via the Taylor Eckley Road.
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Sa ~ N
Mountainyeld Chrome Mining Company
Birth of second son for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brady
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brady of this town are the parents of a second son born at 1 am Sunday May 2 1937 at Mast hospital Myrtle Point. The baby weighed 6 pounds 9 ounces and has not yet been named at press time.
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Lawrence Brady
Myrtle
Weather Summary for April Record Spars and Extremes
The April weather shows a mean maximum of 80 and mean minimum of 38 with a 49 mean. The month’s high was 70 on April 7 and the low 29 on April 27. Hail occurred on April 10 and 2, and the greatest temperature range was 39 degrees on April 30. Precipitation totaled 8.83 inches, a record high, with 2.04 inches in 24 hours on April 13. There were 19 days with rain, seven clear, 10 partly cloudy, and 13 cloudy. Total rainfall since September 1 reached 47.12 inches.
Woman's Club Elections Planned for May 12
The annual meeting and officer election for the Woman's Club will be held next Wednesday in the clubhouse. Dessert is served at 2 o'clock, followed by the business meeting and a short program. Mrs Lyman Rolle is the outgoing president.
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Woman's Club
Lyman Rolle
Pinochle Club Hosts Luncheon and Prize Winners
Mrs Fendy Medlock of Gaylor hosted a luncheon for the local Pinochle club last Thursday at 1 o'clock before the card play. First prize went to Mrs Allen King Jr, with runner up Mrs A E B Thurber and guest prize awarded to Mrs John King of Marshfield.
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Fendy Medlock
Gaylor
Allen King
A EB Thurber
John King
Marshfield
Community Aid Welcomes New Pastor at Parsonage
The Ladies Aid of the Community church hosted a reception at the newly decorated parsonage for Reverend Ivan Brown who arrived from Portland to take charge of the local church. He preached the morning service and planned to join Mrs Brown in Portland that evening.
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Revivan Brown
Portland
PTA Hear Report On Carnival
An exective PTA meeting designated plans for the Amnesty Point Herald drive next week. Earl T Hardy was asked to captain the eighth grade campaign to raise money for the Powers school music department. Surplus funds to fund general PTA projects.
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PTA
Powers H Gt Sa
Ea ' T Hardy
Powers Schoo Music
Earl T Hardy
Library Report For April Powers Public Library
A rough library report shows sections for adults non fiction 239 and 19 children non fiction 123 magazines 267. It notes prices 99 cents and a weekly cycle with April readings and acquisitions.
Townsend Welfare Fund Potluck Dinner Notes
The Pension Club plans a potluck dinner at the Townsend meet in May. Mrs Murra Lews and Mrs Helle Wal eck donate prizes and a speaker from Mia mouth will discuss safety content inaugurated in 1932 by the National Safety Council.
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Townsend
Myrtle Point
Murra Lews
Medford
Helle Waleck
Arthur
Local Schools Concert and Ball Saturday Evening
A concert will be given at 8 oclock this coming Saturday night May 8 in the Powers High school gym. The program features band and orchestra with a following dance to raise funds for instruments. Directed by Jo Adams and Mrs Katie Potter, it includes multiple soloists and ensembles such as Dorothy Wilt, Lorraine Carty, Harold Stewart, and Jane Hrubaker with various instrumental numbers and marches.
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Powers High School
Jo Adams
Mra
Katie Potter
Millocker
Flayda Ama Vilts
Lane
Wally Wooden
Dorothy Wilt
Lorraine Carty Mach
Bertram Slay
Balikos
Cutte Townsend
Jolly Clown
Taylor
Munuet
Harold Stewart
Farmed
Francis Stevens
Dale Creu
Alice Root Garnett
Camilla Chili Dance Bone
Personal notices from Malin to Richmond and beyond
A jumble of names and places notes visits and weekends among residents such as Mrs Stow Mr and Mrs Ernest Severson Cary Anne and others in local towns including Sanem Marah fald Stamps NMfre and Fotihester. The entry lists social calls travels and familial associations with scattered dates and locations.
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Soared
Stow
Sanday
Tramwell
Ernest Severson
Cary Anne
Albert Hactier
Ches
Marrie
Horst
Moss
Tony
Sauer
Albany
Port Ty Ford
Mae
Verlen
Sitkum community notes and social happenings
Sitkum residents report health updates as Velma Krewsen recovers from an appendectomy at Mast hospital after returning home last week. Visitors include Mae Fred Laffert and Mrs Leslie Groat with two children, Rodger and Janet Marie, at the Holmen home. The Hl Cooking club planned Mother’s Day events and a rhythm number with a short play as part of their 4 H club activities.
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Velma Krewsen
Mast Hospital
Mae Fred Laffert
Albert Calvethee
Leslie Groat
Rodger
Janet Marie
Feltswingg
Marrstrowles Rett
Nekascey Norge
Pronald
Ernest Krews
Jaline Benham
Krewson
Owent Owith
Myrtie Font
Nukaws
Laird
Laird Elme Wisen
Keller Julius Ben
Myrtle Point Cracked Tested Recipe By Frances Lee Barton
A spring luncheon salad recipe from Frances Lee Barton uses lemon gelatin with vinegar salt and cayenne, chopped celery eggs and pimiento. The method blends hot water dissolving gelatin then folding in ingredients before chilling in individual molds.
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Myrtle Point
Frances Lee Barton
Latham Family Visits McMinnville and Coquille
West Myrtle Point Mr and Mrs R C Latham of McMinnville spent Saturday evening with Dr and Mrs Grant McClellan. Mrs Grant McClellan and daughters Greta and June were Saturday business callers in Coquille.
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R C Latham
McMinnville
Grant McClelan
Grant McClellan
Greta
June
Ollere
Coquille
Local social rounds note visits and events in Coquille area
A collage of neighborhood happenings includes visits to the Ernest Brow n home by the Nickasons Wilsons and Lairds, a May Dance in Coquille, farm help by Harry Crowley, attendance at a show in Myrtle Point, a 4H Cooking club hike, and school health notes. A Wednesday gym sing drew a large crowd and upcoming spelling bee and volleyball games were announced.
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Edwin Crowley
Coquille
Harry Crowley
Walter Norris
Fairview
Ernest Brown
Westley Bryan
Myrtle Point
Donna Jane Krewson
Fred Lafferty
Brewster
Lous Laird
Arden
Erwin
Chas Heller
McKinley
Herman Gray
Osco Durrell
Minor Mean
Pradas
Mond
Oscar Durrell
Lucy Lee
Mrs Ben Robinson’s family visit improves health
Mrs Ben Robinson and her daughter Linda were visited by relatives. her husband reported continued improvement and a likely return home next Monday. Sunday dinner guests at the W A Keller home included Mr and Mrs W A Nickason and Fern and Betty, Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilson and Charles, Bart and Virginia, Rex Dick, Rosalie Laird and the Keller family. The Boy Scouts held their weekly gym meeting with Rex Dick as the new scout master. Lile Mae Laird started school Monday for the remaining academic year.
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Ben Robinson
Linda
Keller
W. A. Nickason
Fern
Betty
Elmer Wilson
Charles
Bart
Virginia
Rex Dick
Rosalie Laird
Boy Scouts
Lile Mae Laird
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BSC
Card Club
Progressive Club
Drive
North Powers
Ralph F. Milne
Jat Natl
Bank Bldg
Auction Card Club
Bay
Womans Club
Library Report
Pension Club Plan
Paul Buryan
Seattle
Strowther
Powers Ork
Rexall
Logal Schools
Sitkum
West Myrtle Point
de Laval Milkers
Myrtle Point Wrecking House
E. C. Thompson
Bond Studio
the Ray Office
Myrtlewood Bakery
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Nia Rainee
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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