Powers Seniors Weekend Trip and Local Activities
Powers Oregon May 9 The high school seniors spent a weekend up the coast with advisor Superintendent RR Nua. They traveled to Coos Bay then Lakeside for fishing skating and airplane rides. A Friday evening event at Sea Treps and Newport as headquarters capped the trip.
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Powera High School
Supt
RR Nua
Coos Bay
Lakeside
Newport
Deport Bay
Te Sas Rothig
CSU
Ali
Karl W Onthank
Personnel Administration Department
University of Oregon
Powers
Elbert Smith
Harold West
Nicklaus
Culver touts county land sales benefits and tax relief
County official P W Culver campaigns for re election citing rising timber and property values from land sales. He claims tax reductions and careful spending while detailing distribution to cities school districts and districts as part of a postwar finance plan and ongoing land sales program.
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Achoel
Ucstantin
Hare
Coon Bay
North Bend
Sax Empire
Caquille
Myrtle Point
Emataide
Bandon
County unit plan discussion set for June vote
School officials announce an impartial meeting to debate the county unit plan with arguments for and against. Parents and interested residents are urged to attend at the high school auditorium at 2:30 p m. Local notices also mention visits by residents from Austria, Portland, Eugene, and Southern California.
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Martha Purdy
High Achall
Acheola
Medlock Story Piles Up Family Visit News
Thomas Finchem traveled from Roseburg on Saturday to pick up his wife and daughter visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Felix Campbell. Their car was wrecked beyond repair but Finchem escaped injury. Campbell drove from Roseburg to Powers to bring him home. Hazel Lewis stays with her daughter near Portland. Mrs Wava Townsend and son Curtis returned from Austria to visit Mrs FE Rohannon. Mrs Roy Long of Umpqua visited her mother Mrs John Kusba.
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Jorn Kusha
Austria
Los Angeles
Harvidh Weet
Eugene
Wheame Beach
Henry Farber
Portland
Mary Farter
Rancey Hall
Mra Farber
Weeoma Beach
George George Dwyer
Stammerman
Uther
Medlock
Thomas Finchem
Roseburg
Felix Campbell
Rermeto
Mr Campbell
Powers
Hazel Lewis
Wava Townsend
Curtis
FE. Ro Hannon
Roy Long
Umpqua
John Kusba
Activities of James W. Gamwell Jr in Portland Visit
James W. Gamwell Jr spent part of the week with his parents and returned to Portland on Friday.
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James W. Gamwell, Jr
Portland
Townspeople attend Legion hall meeting in Waldport area
A goodly number of Townacndites attended a meeting of that organization at the Legion hall Sunday. There will be one meeting next Sunday but one on the th, and the county caravan will go to Bandon on the 26th. Mrs and Mrs Jack Wilson of Waldport were Saturday night and Sunday trustees at the A A Baker home.
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Jack Metadden
John Kusba
Bruce Munro
Lester Thorp
Hagel Lewis
Albert Burch
John Purvis
Carl Briggs
Raneey Hall
Geen Laingeor
Wills Coy
Marland Johnson
F Ao Rodger
Ham Richante
John My Om
A Ft King
Foe McKenzie
S M Barber
Clyde
AD Rolfe
Ida Mo Mathews
Niclaus
Finty
Omary
Coos County
Legion Hall
Bandon
HMRE
Waldport
Jack Wilson
Walhdport
A A Baker
County land purchases total 9297 by Moore Mill and McKinley
The Moore Mill and Lumber company and the McKinley Lumber company bought county land totaling 9297 dollars. The Moore purchase covers 160 acres in Section 28 Township 2Y South Range 14 West for 4665 dollars and the McKinley purchase covers 80 acres in Section 4 Township 2S South Range 1 West. The first meeting of the county equalization board is set for Monday May 12. Members listed include County Judge PD Felsheim, Commissioners PW Culver and JW Hildenbrand, Clerk I. W Oddy, and Assessor Charles Port teel Wagar.
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Moore Mill and Lumber Company
McKinley Lumber Company
Moore
South Ranges
McKinley
South Range
P48
PD Felsheim
PW Culver
JW Hildenbrand
I. W Oddy
Charles Por Teel
Oregon Legislature Faces Key Budget Vote
Lawmakers in Salem grapple with a pivotal budget bill as sessions proceed. Key figures including governor aides and committee chairpersons weigh funding allocations and policy implications for state agencies. The vote could shape funding for education, health programs, and infrastructure projects in the coming fiscal year.
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