May Day Dance Draws A Big Crowd At Oaks
May Fete sponsored by Myrtle Camp RNA drew a large audience Saturday at the Oaks. Queen Beverley Haynes crowned by Mayor Jesse Clinton, with attendants, escorts, and flower girls. Event featured winding of the May Pole, solos, duets, baton twirling, and dancing by Bum Garten's orchestra. Out of town visitors from Coquille, Coos Bay, Bandon, and Powers participated. The auditorium was transformed into a garden and praised for its beauty.
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Myrtle Camp
the Oaks
Beverley Haynes
Jesse Clinton
Colleen Goodman
Fern Nickason
Sabra Pointer
Claire Stock
Mary Ann Belahan
Virginia Wilson
Annabelle Vadnais
Golda Mantz
Ben Dement
Bill Dayton
Theron Morris
Peck Walton
Don Sutphin
Murl Laird
Jack Osborne
Joe Nichols
Harold Ray Forrest Struss
Dolores Wilberger
Susan Redell
Lee Carver
Beverly Jenkins
Judy Clinton
Lois Dayton
Carel Doyle
Jean Powrie
Page
Gary Robinson
Wayne Struss
Jimmie Wisslead
Pole
Shirley Hammack
Betty Bartels
Billy Lobdell
Lester Johnson
Marie Matagus
Arlene Aasen
Ervin Royer
Harvey Morris
Gay Sheedy
Larry Cook
Evelyn Mast
Bobby Lackey
Darrin Gant
Conard Druliner
Bill Dayton Dence
Virginia Reel
Donna Young
Barbera Mants
Patty Bell
Marvens Christensen
Dale Olean
Don Huntley
BI Lewellen
Lynn Hatfield
Patty Smith
Donna Holliday
Pauline Morris
Elaine Hall
Ginnie Zinn
Imogene Walker
Marlene Gasner
Mary Alice Wiley
Nancy Gant
Mary Magdelene Vance
Jarine Maat
Reading
Florence Evans
Austin Dodge
Lyle Carver
Ellia Gant
Orrin Beebe
Bum Garten
Coos Bay
Coquille
Bandon
Pwers
Farm Security Loans Still Available
Limited funds for Farm Security loans will be available for the next two or three weeks to meet urgent financing needs of farmers unable to secure credit. Acting County FSA Supervisor P C Ingell notes a new allotment to meet demand for loans for livestock equipment and operating goods. Group service loans may cover larger equipment, with five percent interest or three percent for group loans. Local farmers may contact the County FSA office in Coquille. Also mentions Mrs Chester Willson and family in Portland and moves to Rogue River.
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P C Ingell
FSA
Bank Bldg
Coquille
Room 14
Bank Building
Corrie
Bullarda
Oregon
Ed Detlefsen
Orn
J J Geaney
Ore
Home Makers Plan Summer Projects in Coos County
Coos County Home Extension held Planning Day at Coquille Valley Country Club with fifty six delegates from Empire to Powers. Mrs. Harland Montgomery chaired. Miss Frances Clinton spoke on wartime living. New county committee members elected. demonstrations chosen for next year include Labor Savers and Quick Breads. 1020 pounds of waste fat collected. Riverton unit awarded traveling gavel for goals met. certificates given to 16 units. Lyle Strong presented vocal selections.
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Coos County
Coquille Valley Country Club
Empire
Coos River
Fairview
Bullards
Catching Inlet
Broadbent
Englewood
Glasgow
Nillington
Sumner
Coca Bay
Coquille
Riverton
Greende
Norway
Bandon
Charleston
Bastaide
Prosper
Pony Slough
Cooston
Powers
Harland Montgomery
Millington
Frances Clinton
Dorothy Dunn
Faye Schoolcraft
Green Acres
Priscilla Jacobson
Edna Hoffman
Mra
Chas. Holverstott
Lloyd Davenport
Wesley ‘Rasier
Alton McCueverton
Mia Wealey Frazier
Eastaide and
Farview Unite
Standard Unite
Lyle Strong
Coosa River
Historic Museum To Be Discussed In Coquille Meeting
The Curry and Coos Counties historical association met in Coquille City Hall to consider a jointly funded public museum. Oregon Historical Society Superintendent Lancaster Pollard spoke on preserving Oregon history as the project touted as a regional attraction. The event also featured ten student booklets about early Oregon history created by Coquille High School under instructor Idyle Goddard.
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Coquille
Coon and
Curry
Lancaster Pollard
Oregon Historical Society
Portland
Waas
Oregon
The
Coquille High School
Mra
Idyle Goddard
Local Contest Documented by North Bend’s Eli Peterson
A fragment notes Aduka’s submission in the fall contest conducted by Eli Peterson of North Bend. It mentions Peterson’s broader work in radio and writing aimed at preserving early-day experiences.
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Aduka
Eli Peterson
North Bend
Local Grade School Takes Third In Meet
The County Track Meet at Coos Bay Saturday featured seven county schools including Myrtle Point. Myrtle Point earned third place with 45 percent points. Bunker Hill won first and Coos Bay second. Ribbons went to Lyman Hatfield Arthur Betchel Sidney Smith Billy Lewellen Derald Jenkins Wallace Brownson Frank Kenyon Dick Anderson Kenneth Perry Marvin Hammack Joe Evernden.
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Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
Lyman Hatfield
Arthur Betchel
Sidney Smith
Billy Lewellen
Derald Jenkins
Wallace Brownson
Frank Kenyon
Dick Anderson
Kenneth Perry
Marvin Hammack
Joe Evernden
Bunker Hil
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Rogue River
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