Sunday School Program Closes with Songs and Sermon
In Sidie News Bridge Oregon May Tth attendance at school Sunday featured Roberta sharing a brief life sketch of Gypsy and singing Tell It Again with organ support by Miss Jean Luttrell. Mrs D S Brode and daughter Marvel sang Sunshine and Rain as the closing number. Jacob Moomaw delivered a helpful sermon. Mothers Day is planned for next Sunday with a chalk talk by Mrs Macforreld and a special sermon by T B MacDonald. Ev members invited.
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Macforeld
T. B. MacDonald
Ev“lee
J. D. Cari
Arage
W. A. Lett
Jean Lettrell
George Bryart
Coquille
Roy Lattrell
King Creek
Harvey Smith
Broadbent
Christian Endeavor Society
Bridge Sunday
Claudia Parker
Helen Deyoe
Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
Myrtle Point
Vena Mac England
Jonella Curtiss
Hasel Davis
Marjorie van Alstein
Science girl hosts three course dinner for guests
Miss Dolores Davenport of Union High School domestic science class entertained Saturday evening at her home with a three course dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Haughton Mr and Mrs Arne Lundy and Davenport family. Flowers and Sunday reminder phrase appear in ad fragment.
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Dolores Davenport
Union High School
Davenport
Herbert Haughton
Arne Lundy
Oregon Schools Enter Fourth Interscholastic Meet
ACAL boys in Lorvallis Oregon await the fourth annual Oregon State interscholastic track meet. Nearly 600 athletes from 51 high schools enter with preliminaries at 10 am and finals at 2 pm. James Richardson will start the events and KOAC will broadcast the afternoon program.
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Lorvallis
Ore
Myrtle Point
James Richardson
Multnomah
Portland
KOAC
Wallace Kadderly
Little Point
Wood
Clarke
Hyde
Maile
Cooper
Corbin Bones
Carey Bones
Schriefer
Dement
Lever
Honor for Mrs White at Myrt e Point courtesy event
Mrs R Harrison Mast hosted a Monday bridge gathering to honor Mrs White who leaves Myrt e Point with her husband after school closes for a new job. Three bridge tables played with Audrey Lundy winning first. Karama McRay placed second. Harriett sang and Mrs White received two gifts from the group.
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R. Harrison Mast
White
Myrt'e Point
Audrey Lundy
Karama McRay Low
Harnett McRay
Karama
Lela
Old Paper Mill at Marshfield A new plant eyed for insulation boards
A. E. Adelaperger, president of Port Orford Cedar Products, bought the Coos Bay Pulp mill on Isthmaa inlet with 15 acres toward Chamberlain street in Bunker Hill. The purchase, closed with Coos Bay Lumber, cost undisclosed. Buildings from 1912 to be repurposed for insulation board production, expected to start this fall and create many jobs.
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Coos Bay
Oregon
A. E. Adelaperger
Port Orford
Chamberlain Street
Bunker Hill
White Cedar
Industral
Mothers Weekend At Oregon State Planned With Speaker
More than 3600 invitations have been sent to mothers of Oregon State College students for the annual Mothers weekend on May 9 and 10. The principal speaker is Mrs Bertha K Landis, former mayor of Seattle. The activities include an outdoor dance recital a reception in the Memorial Union and an evening banquet broadcast by KUAC.
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Oregon State College
Bertha K Landis
Seattle
Memorial Union Building
KUAC
Louis L Knapp Runs as Joint Representative in 1930
Editorial extols Louis L Knapp of Port Orford as Republican candidate for joint representative from Coos and Curry counties. It details his pioneer family roots, education at Port Orford schools and Columbia University, public service roles, and son of Louis Knapp Sr who ran the Knapp hotel and hosted notable figures.
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Louis L Knapp
Port Orford
Coos
Curry
Cuny County
Louis Knapp
Knapp
William H Seward
Lincoln
Sebree
Helm
Admiral Highes
Navy
Joaquin Muller
Sierras
Minne Dyer
Dyer
Elk River
George H Williams
Grant
Oregon
Mr Knapp
Louis L. Knapp
Pald
Broadbent May Day Program Aims for Bright Weather
The Broadbent school held a May Day program starting outside but moved to the gym due to weather. A crowned Queen of May presided with a Norwegian dance and Maypole winding, plus a frontiersmen themed Oregon parade. 4 H club demonstrations and races followed a bountiful luncheon. Graduation exercises are planned for May 22 in the gym with Mr Paloma delivering the address.
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Broadbent
Oregon
McLoughlin
Lewis and Clark
Sacajawea
Pionceras
Captain Grey
Ifn
Joe Evernden
Indian Creek
Twin Oaks
Frelka
Adowls
Ploma
Mary Hartley
Mary Eldon
Klamath Falls
Dorothy Hartley Hamilton
Barnett
Loree
Miram Smith
Vivian Moll
Leahe Hermann
Delos Hermant
Nerlin Hermann Frances True
Reetie Forrest
Merry Pon
Lila Parrish Mro
Mere Ellis Warner
Seldon Warner Famly Son
Tie Hackers Tie Up Weekend Carload of Ties
A Sunday incident overwhelmed by the phrase tie hackers as carloads of ties were reportedly lon ed and moved. Police investigated the unusual larceny style event but details remain unclear.
Church of Christ Service and Sermon Topic
The Church of Christ will hold a Mother’s Day service at 1 a m conducted by former minister Jacob Moomaw. The regular preacher will deliver the Bridge message. Next Sunday May 18 the topic will be Flaming Youth and Smouldering Age. Turner MacDonald, Minister.
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Jacob Moomaw
Bridge
Turner MacDonald
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Mrs. White
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