Powers Parent Teacher Meeting Highlights Community Efforts
The Powers PTA held a meeting at the Fellowship clubhouse with a children's play, devotional, and community songs. Resolutions praised members, discussed a new city library project, health cooperation, and P.T.A. ethics. a 10 percent membership gain was announced and a PTA pin awarded for recruiting.
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Powers
Fellowship
Martle
Marrell
Lewis
Nina Schmitz
George Stewart
Ides
Claire Marnee
Isle of Somewhere
Pathy
Re. Langworthy
Blonecker
Z. J. Greiner
Junior Woman's Club
Outi Plana
Olin Lay
P.T A
Stemmerman
Tue Lake
E . Overton
Marfield
Charles Stallard
Marshfield
Leonard Smith
Mre Smith
Minetta Stallard
Alice Danielson
Clio McCready
Clara Lehmanowsky
Lyman Rolfe
Mra Munro
Mra Fox
Harry FE Fosdick
J W Gamwell
Ieeday
Powers American Legion
Auxiliary
Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visitations
Sitkum and Redmond residents travel to the valley with visitors from Halls Creek Myrtle Point and Coquille. Meetings at the gym include Evangelist Frank Colen and J L Gibson services. A Sunday storm blocked roads and cut telephone lines, while the Myrtle Leaf club planned a December bazaar at the gym.
Local Residents Share Visits and Weekend Guests
Myrtle Point and nearby towns host many callers and overnight guests. Families including Leatherman, Schanz, Parry, Grinnell, Harmon, Sumerlin, Clinton, Bender, Schroeder, and Hall hosted relatives and friends from Myrtle Point Coquille Norway Ophir Camas Valley Marshfield and Le Neve with gatherings on Sunday and last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Young
Myrtle Point
S. L. Leatherman
Howard
George F Schans
John Parry
Will Austin
Coquille
al Grinnell
George Schanz
Paul Bunch
Stanley Clausen
Leneve
D Clark
Henry Hansen
Marshfield
St Clark
Family and visitors mark busy weekend in local homes
Broadbent Sam Addie and family moved this week from the A H Bender place to the F G Hermann lower ranch. Mrs Minnie Hermann returned from a trip to Olympis Washington Portland Hillsboro and Albany. Delbert Heckleman of Port Orford visited Nellie McCracken. Neil Newhouse of Portland visits his parents. Basil Smith and Hope Decker visited Mr and Roderick Hermann. J M Wagner and Harley Barklow families visited the Hermann and Whobrey homes. A group of young people met at the Sam Addie home Friday evening and surprised Estelle Spiva for her birthday.
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Sam Addie
Bender
Hermann Lower
Minnie Hermann
Olympis
Washington
Portland
Hillsboro
Albany
Delbert Heckleman
Port Orford
Hecklemans
Nellie McCracken
Neil Newhouse
E C Newhouse
Basil Smith
Hope Decker
Roderick Hermann
Local Social News Highlights From Roseburg And Coquille
Dora Mra Fred Durnam stayed overnight with her sister in Roseburg last Thursday. Wilbur residents Mr and Mrs Wm Krantz were guests of the A J Mayse and Minard families Tuesday. Mrs W C Griffin visited Miss Jackson and Miss Haunch Monday afternoon. John Gearhart, home from Corvallis, visited his mother in the bay hospital with Hazel. Jim Baker stayed with Levert Iverson Friday night. The Folsom funeral was attended in Coquille by Thurston Crumley and others. Mrs R M Minard returned home after violet ray treatment, improved. A birthday dinner honored Vernon Bennett with family. Harold Shepherd and O G Bunch did business in Coquille Monday.
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Fred Durnam
Roseburg
Louiston
Wm Krantz
Wilbur
Harvey Minard
W C Griffin
Miss Jackson
Haunch
John Gearhart
Corvallis
Hazel
Bay Hospital
Lester Mayse
Galen Mayse
A J Mayse
R.M Minard
Mast Hospital
Jim Baker
Levert Iverson
Macie Crumley
Folsom
Coquille
Griffin
Band
Knife Hospital
Vernon Bennett
Milo Griffin
Averill Bennett
Vernon Bennett and Sons
Elveno
Averill
Harold Shepherd
O G_ Bunch
Sunday Socials and Visits Across Local Families
Sunday dinner guests at the George Hermann home included Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Crews and Mrs. Rodevie. Eleanor and Winifred Newbury hosted a party for friends. Jim Barkdoll hauled a truck to Taft to move a family. Beck of Marshfield visited Raymond Barkdoll. Minnie Robbins and daughter Genevieve visited in Myrtle Point at the Sam Breuer home. J M Wagner hosted John Grant and children plus several others for supper.
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Donna Jean
Snd
Wilma Wettt
Jin Paint Raugh
F. G. Harmena
Ervin Whebrey
la Velle
Billy
Eleanor
Winifred Newbury
Firende
Crass
Jim Barkdoll
Taft
Beck
Marshfield
Raymond Barkdoll
Minnie Robbins
Genevieve
Myrtle Point
Sam Breuer
J. M. Wagner
John Grant
Guy
Opal
Jack
Faye Young
Rita Davenport
Bernice and
Maxine Wagner
Bremerton
Washington
Russell Dement
Harry Dement
Alarm over guests marks somber Alva home visit
A holiday visit by Mrs. Charles Noncoe and others at the Nak ley home in Alva ended sadly as the party departed Monday after a work trip to Eugene. Guests returned home following a subdued evening noted in local columns.
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Pucadag
Carter
Charles Non Coe
Relative visits and social gatherings around local families
Bridge Orville Knight of Bandon arrived Saturday to visit his sister Mrs Dwight Culver. Mr and Mrs Fred Scofield took loans of turkeys to Roseburg Saturday Next Sunday the Christan Endeavor will be in charge of the girls with Tonella Curtis as leader. Mr and M. B. England and daughter Doris Remote were Sunday afternoon callers at the Ovid Bryant home. Mr and Mrs F G Hermann of Broadbent were Sunday dinner guests at the Elmer Brownson home. Mr and Mrs Tom Benham of Fairview spent Sunday with Benham's mother Mrs Carrie Benham and grandmother Mrs Melissa Brownson. Mr and Mrs George Hampton of Arago were visitors at the Bridge Grange meeting Friday evening. Mrs Frank Culver visited Mrs Ray Beckett Monday. A birthday party was given at the homes of Mr and Mrs Roy Luttrell.
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Brant Taylor
Redmond
Tom Lawhorn
Halls Creek
Elmer Wilson
Fourmile
Grant Weathers
Ezra Watson
Doro
Frank Colen
Bridge
Arthur Jenkins
Myrtle Point
Bert Mead
Lois Burns
Jake Nohlander
Cora Bullock
Ivan Laird
J L. Gibson
Carol
Albert Christensen
Fred Huntley
Roseburg
Valley
Leslie Groat
Coquille
W. A. Nickason
Fern
Betty Nickason
Carrie Nickason
Joe Laird
Kenneth Laird
Eva Burris
Powers
Frank Bates
Bandon
Orville Knight
Dwight Culver
Fred Scofield
Christan Endeavor
Tonella Curtis
M . B. England
Doris Remote
Ovid Bryant
F. G. Hermann
Broadbent
Elmer Brownson
Tom Benham
Fairview
Benham
Carrie Benham
Melissa Brownson
George Hampton
Arago
Bridge Grange
Frank Culver
Ray Beckett
Roy Luttrell
Local notices echo oddly through Beaver Creek area
Fragmentary items list residents and activities including Bherd Collie of Conkiel Orsays Beaver Creek and Mrs Frank Culver visiting Céquille on Saturday. Mentions Melvin Clayton ill this week and Frank Potter with two children visiting.
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Bherd Collie
Conkiel Orsays
Beaver Creek
Frank Culver
Céquille
Frank Potter
Powers
Melvin Clayton
Residents and Visitors Report Local Encounters and Moves
West Norway Wayne Watson visited at his Twin Daks home Sunday. Pierce Peterson visited Powers last Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Myers hosted guests at the Kohatsackers last Thursday. Hazel Myers called on the Myers. The Myers moved this week to Myrtle Point for John Myers to work there. Alexander Barklow and children Lyle Elle Benny Jean were at the Price Robison home Saturday. Ray Lewis and daughter Bessie and Mrs Ray Barklow called on the Robisons Wednesday. Fred and daughter Janice were in Myrtle Point last Wednesday evening. Mrs La
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Wayne Watson
Twin Daks
Pierce Peterson
Powers
John Myers
Ed Myers
Kohatsae Rs
Emmett Has
Hazel Myers
Myrtle Point
Alexander Barklow
Lyle
Elle
Benny Jean
Price Robison
Ray Lewis
Bessie
Ray Barklow
Fred
Janice
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