Elgin Masons honor thirty at annual meeting
Twenty past matrons and ten past patrons were honored at the Elgin chapter meeting presided by the Worthy Matron Mrs W L Bell. Corsages and gifts were presented to multiple past matrons and patrons. A program featured songs, a piano duet, and a comedy skit with decor of hydrangea and chrysanthemums. Refreshments followed and gifts were given to the Masonic room.
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Elgin
WL. Bell
Elton Schroeder
Mabel Laird
Tom Guerin
Ralph Kring
James Kilgore
Henry Rosslow
Cha Wagner
John Dampson
Fank Meldrum
Harold Bellon
Hay Collier
Chas Wooldridge
June Schilling
Charles Wagner
Flentge Perkins
Joe Schilling
Clarence van
Reception Honors Mimo Mattie Huling on Birthday
A birthday reception for Miss Matilda Huling was hosted by Mrs. Verne L. Lundy at her home in Myrtle Point with many friends calling in the afternoon. Guests included Mrs. Fordyce Worsham, Mrs. Burtis, Mrs. Thos. Dickson, Mrs. Hattie Hatcher, and others. gifts were sent by several unable to attend.
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Mata Hujing
Verne L. Lundy
MacKerrow
Fordyce Worsham
of Powers
Burtis
Coos Bay
Pariah
Thos. Dickson
Gus Bender
Hattie Hatcher
Uerin
Crim
John Belloni
Mabel Barklow
Henry Schroeder
Henry Hermann
Lena Warner
Ralph Rackies
Emma Iss Belva Stemmier
Lawrence Clinton
Russell Evans
Miss Huling
Lundy
Ed Henry
A. E. Snyder
Wmurney
Marold Stemmier
Jas Albee
Art Rat
Armistice Day breakfast hosted by American Legion Auxiliary
An Armistice Day Breakfast sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary will be held Saturday November 11 at 11 o'clock in the Myrtle Hotel. Invitations are extended to all eligible Auxiliary members with reservations via phone by Thursday. In charge are Mrs Barney Bell and Mrs Lloyd Jarvis with entertainment by Mrs de Anderson and Mrs H E Watkins. Decorations by Mrs Pred Warren, Mrs George Hoffman, and Mrs Wm Eads.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Myrtle Hotel
Barney Bell
Lloyd Jarvis
de Anderson
H. EB. Watkins
Pred Warren
George Hoffman
Vm. Eads
Birthday celebrations and community events in Emmett area
Jeanette Axe observed her sixth birthday with an outdoor party at the family home after school. Guests included Jeanette Axe, Joannis Armstrong, Allen Schroeder, and others, with adults and refreshments noted. Separately, Don Davenport honored before his U S Army service with a no host dinner at the Davenport home. Additional notices cover a Royal Neighbor card party, luncheons at the Orr and Evans homes, a Stork shower for Mrs Johnny Parish, and local social gatherings.
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Metm Ray
Kenneth Ray
U. S Army
Nancy Miller
Katherine Fetch
Lynn Salmon
William Axe
Farl Roush
William Axer
Fred Miller
Joel Ray Rose Smith
Jeanette Axe
Theamily
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Joannis Armstrong
Allen Schroeder
Marie Miller
Janice Campbell Sans Coffman
Dean Bramon
Je Campbell
Arthur Train, Jr
Nancy Wagner
Linn Axe
Elizabeth C. D. Campbell
Elizabeth Davis
Don Davenport
U. S. Army
W. R Davennport
Verne L. Lundy
P F Bartlett
A. R Davenport
E. F Davenport
L. C. Davenst and
Shirley
Jank Larsen
Albert Davenport
Misa Jean Godnecht
Otis E Holland
Eugene
W R. Davenport
Don
Bill
Ana
Emmett Hammack
Verne Lundy
Russell Evans
Lawrence Clinton
Joe Mast
Clinard Mast
Donald Gilkison
Jim Mahaffey
Gale Barrows
Dayton
A Reed
John Caudle
Election Officers Dates For Coos Bay Conservation
The election of community committeemen and delegates to the county convention will be held Monday November 13 at City Hall Coos Bay at 10am for residents in voting precincts 5 27 29 30 24 26 18 16 7 18 19.
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Coos Bay
County meeting notices announce voting precincts and delegate session
The notice lists election details for precincts 42 46 4 4B 83 48 and 6 with sessions at City Hall and the county agent's office on November 16 and 17. Delegates will convene at 1 30 p m November 17 to choose county committeemen to administer the program.
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Uille
SubeHtenie Tate
Powers-Agness Road Reopens To Limited Traffic
The Powers-Agness road in flood districts reopened to limited traffic Saturday after a week closure. Two bridges were out in flood areas and partial restoration followed joint forest efforts, keeping the road passable for locals.
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Powers-Agness
Sale Starts In M.P. November 2 Th
Envelopes are sent to houses and individuals next week with return en.
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M.P
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