Band players injured in car wreck near China Flat CCC camp
Pat Hennessey and Bob Hull, members of the community band, were badly injured when their car left a road and overturned near Myrtie Grove while driving after a dance. Both received facial cuts and Hull suffered a knee injury. they were taken to the CCC camp hospital for treatment as no local doctor was available. The two were reported resting comfortably Tuesday morning with a possible return home by week’s end.
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Pat” Hennesses
Ulum Hennessey
Bob Hull
Eldes
Elven Hull
China Flat
CCC
Hennesses
John Hayes Ranch
Hennessex
Hull
Hanessey
Altha Hennesses
Fisherman Hurt Severely In Fall On Coquille River
Lyle Bishop fell while fishing the south fork of the Coquille River above Powers. He dismounted a log to a rock and sustained a compound fracture of the left leg with knee complications. Harry Ross aided him to Powers for first aid and he was later taken to Mast hospital in Myrtle Point.
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Powers
Lyle Bishop
Mast Hospital
California
Bishop
Ines
Harry Ross
Myrtle Point
Entertains Club At Luncheon
Mrs Jess Shomerd hosted the Thursday Lunches Club last week with a luncheon at 1 30. Mrs Weldon Medford won the auction first prize while Elvin Hull took second. The next meeting will be held this week with Mrco Hu as hostess.
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Jess Shomerd
Weldon Medford
Vire Elvin Hull
Caith Mrco Hu
Birthday Party Tuesday Event
Mrs Five and Margar et Utterback arranged a party in honor of Mrs Maxne Five Tuesday evening at home. The time was spent playing Pinochle and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs Bushnell, Lois and Vian We'and, Orville Knight, James Gamuel, Mrs Henry Frye, and the honoree.
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Butz Five
Margaret Utterback
Max Ne
He ‘Ome
Vias Bushnell
Lois
Vian We
Orville Knight James
Gamuel
Henry Frye
Hos'e
Herald Jr Staff Plans Alternate Week Paper Sequence
The Herald Jr staff will publish a mimeographed paper on alternate weeks starting immediately. The schedule shifts mean the Herald will publish every other Wednesday under Wes Gayl Moe and an alternating staff person, with publication tied to English class activity.
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the Herald
Cass
Sunshine Meeting Sunshine Club Social Hour Observed
The Sunshine club met Tuesday with Mrs. Leota Gates after the regular business session. A social hour followed and the hostess served lovely refreshments to attendees.
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Sunshine Club
Leota Gates
Overcomers Party Saturday Night at Fellowship Club
The Overcomers youth group of the Church of the Open Bible will host a party at the Fellowship Club House Saturday evening starting at 7:30. Games and refreshments will be provided. Magion Lewis and Mrs Leo are in charge of arrangements.
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Overcomers
Young People’s Society of the Church of the Open Bible
Fellowship Club
Magion Lewis
Leo
Moose Officials Visit Marshfield On Welfare Talk
State Moose Lodge officers visited Marshfield on Sunday. Nantes Poole of Eugene led the NorthWest Moose association with a welfare talk highlighting efforts for mouseheart and community welfare. Local attendees included JF Leo Corvallis president and Mrs Naomi Was a Cost presdent of the Women of Moose of Oregon.
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Marshfield
Nantes Poole
Eugene
Nothwet Moose Association
Oregon Vete Mane
Prete Sas
Friends Feted At Friday Party
A Friday gathering honored several guests including Katina Garewell Gove Marly Naam Munro. Attendees enjoyed games and light refreshments in a community room setting.
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Bens Morradaighte
Katina Garewell
Wee Gove Marly
Naam Munro
Guess Pavog Games
Senior Play December 3 at Powers High School
The senior play is planned for December 3 at Powers High School. A dance will follow the performance with music by the school band. Admission covers both the play and the dance.
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Tre Powers High Scho
High Schoolance
WCTU Meeting With Mrs Wallace Keler At Keller Home
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds a wall meeting with Mrs Wallace Keler at the Keller home Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock. The gathering aims to discuss local temperance efforts and community outreach initiatives.
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WCTU
Wallace Keler
Keller
American Legion Dance Promised for New Year’s Eve
The American Legion plans a New Year’s Eve dance following the December meeting. Details were partially obscured by OCR but indicate the event will be hosted at the legion hall with refreshments and music.
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American Legion
Benefit Party for Moise a Green Peness Card
Evening event announced by the Powers Library committee to support Moise with a benefit party. Proceeds go to general library programs and services with local residents invited to attend. There are unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Local Group Hosts Social With Refreshments
A small community gathering was held Saturday with a bridge session and a party. Guests included several local couples and individuals, and refreshments were served.
Dishtowel Sale Announced at Local Market
Fragmentary notes describe a sale event with mentions of Saturdays and a Mathew on War Street. Limited readable details imply a casual market item presentation and a nearby vendor setup. Further specifics on time place and prices are not available in the text.
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Toe Wren
Cote Mathew Hacker War
Ork
RNA Initiation Held Monday at Powe s RNA
The Powe s RNA group held an initiation Monday with VN and guest Mrc Albert Burch. New members Mire Ben Crawford and Mre Watcommons were welcomed. A business meeting followed with refreshments provided by the hosting sides of recent bridge games.
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Powe S Rna
Anyeek Ath
Pesen
Mrc
Albert Burch
Ben Crawford
Mre
Watcommons
Powers Head Is Mr Werther Scuffles Spoiled in Mailbag
A reader mailbag item from November 15 1938 mentions Powers Head and Mr Werther of the Humane Society in a dispute over methods and style with a note that Werther should beware his luck as he revisits the scene.
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Mr Werther
The
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Ciety
Powers Agun
Holiday Dance Teaser Sparks Community Interest
Fragmentary text indicates a local holiday dance event drawing attention from community groups. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable to confirm specifics.
Setting of Tables Seen At Unit Meeting Corrected
Members gathered Tuesday November 6 at 6:30 PM for a unit meeting at the Fellowship Hall. Jonathan met with Philip Barrette and James Camwell who led project work on wood surface finishes for tables and cables.
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Jon
Naseday
Felowship
Philip Barrette
James Camwell
Materal
Oorent
Mystics Celebrate Ruth Night Nov 10
Fragmentary OCR text notes Ruth Night events by the Mystics on November 10 with scattered names and references to individuals and dates, but many phrases are garbled and unclear.
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Mystics
Ruth
Prize Winners for Parties Announced
Prize winners for parties were announced on Wednesday evening. The event honored several individuals including Heery, Mrs Kenrat, Clare Mmantw, Noor, and Noor fast Ns S, with notes of thanks to Leona Stallard and others.
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Graregs
Roe
M . Bruce
Local church notices feature pastors and events listed
The page lists church activities and leaders including Rev J R Wiles and Revlaude W Lawten with service times and community events. It records parish happenings across Sundays and midweek gatherings, noting payables, duties of members, and calendar entries for the church community.
Woman's Club to Manage Library Shifts Page Role
The Woman's Club voted to take over library administration at a regular meeting held last Wednesday at Fellowship Clubhouse. Mrs Lehmanowsky, acting secretary of the Junior Woman's and chair of the library committee, said juniors will run functions and assist the general setup. The club agreed to appoint committees and proceed with the transition as part of the ongoing community service effort.
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James
Fragmented OCR Recap of RNA Sponsors Text
Fragmented OCR lines describe RNA Sponsors and team notes with scattered phrases. The readable portions mention sponsors, poetry, and dates in a garbled list with no clear event or outcome. No coherent details or names form a complete story.
Revised School Program Implemented Locally
A revised school program has been enacted at the local school, introducing a new schedule and adjusted testing plan. The changes aim to improve supervision and streamline daily routines, with the superintendent and staff outlining the adjustments for students and parents.
Vor Bak voag and M MM t oF h yw Ae
Personal notes and fragmented text record a mix of names, places, and dates with scattered references to events and a frozen apple custard recipe. The legible items mention Texas California Wyoming and Nevada, with hints of social notes and culinary instructions interwoven in a damaged OCR page.
Weekend visits and games highlight Coquille notes
Weekend activities include Frye family travel to Coquille and local guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Erickson from Coquille. Mentioned are local social visits, a basketball game in Corvallis, and nearby returns to Coquille with partial references to residents such as Mr Relfe and Adie cows.
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En Frye and Sons
Elmo
Devale
Coquille
Thomas Erickson
Peerent
Mae
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