Local clubs host dances and meetings leading to charity drive
Community groups across Coos Bay hold socials, sewing for the Red Cross, and officer elections. Initiations and meetings of Myrtle Camp R N A, St. Mark's Guild, and W S C S are reported with plans for a war loan bond purchase and a Christmas party. A P 0 N and club activities include bridge, pinochle, and tea events with refreshments and prizes. Plus sale notice for typed paper at Herald Press.
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ST. Mark's Guild
H. Whiney
St. Mark's Episcopal Guild
Florence Higgins
Mabel Barklow
Ada Lemon
John Felsher
Austin Dodge
A. L. Powrie
John Roper
Perry Roper
Moose Horns Attract Attention In Alaska Trophy
A pair of moose horns exhibited at the Guerin hotel draws crowds. George Guerin killed the animal in Alaska. the antlers span 66 inches overall with plates 20 inches across and a length of about two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerin Hotel
George Guerin
Alaska
War news and census notes from 1914
Reports show German prisoners fed only twice daily with coffee or tea and meals of vegetable soup or sausage. Germany and Britain negotiate prisoner exchanges. Oregon’s population up 19 percent since 1920 per chamber census. State offers three more hunting bounties including $25 for wolves.
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Germany
Great Britain
Oregon
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
State Game Commission
Donation Details Include Cougar and Wildcat Contributions
The report notes various donors including a cougar and a wildcat with amounts such as $23 and $905 mentioned alongside other collective donations.
Fire destroys home as bakery plans loom in community
A fire Monday evening gutted the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Gnadt near the former Bakery site. The Nit Wit Fire Desteeyg Moment notes firefighters responded too late to save the house or furnishings. Their small dog perished in the blaze and little insurance was reported.
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BR. WN. A
Myrtle Camp
Grange Hall
Anne Montgomery
North Bend
Edna Robinson
Sara Leatherwood
Ceb
Joe Mast
Tom Mast
Myrtl
Japan
Feardley
Hennery Schroeder
Ray Gnadt
Powers Continued From Page Three Local Social Notes
Charles B. Lomas of Portland visited his niece Mrs Donald Aber and family. Mrs Edward Reardon and son Gaylord returned from a month in Portland. J E Taylor and wife spent last week with son Hank Taylor and family in Myrtle Galles. Myrtle Taylor and Mrs Dorothy Grant of Sweet Home arrived for visits with relatives. Rev and Mrs W J Wheeler went to Eugene for a conference and Mrs Wheeler stayed to visit her parents.
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Charles B. Lomas
Portland
Donald Aber
Edward Reardon
Gaylord
J. E. Taylor
Hank Taylor
Myrtle
Galles
Ee Wen
Myrtle Taylor
Dorothy Grant
Sweet Home
Fred Stock
W. J. Wheeler
Eugene
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Ae Mae Miller
Grace LaFlamme
Helen Summers
Ijeeeeder
Edna Hoffman
Reergeant-At-Ares
Mabel Aaied
Cora Steele
Hiatorian
Alice Would
Glendal Wylie
Coos Bay
Birh. Howard -Whitaker
Moga
T. D. Guerin
Haveld “van Alateln
Mra. Bellon
Eugenia Dercent
Ralph Kring
A. M. Cooper
Mabel Laird
Wayne Caudle
M .B. Brewer
Robert Davidson
Mary Lou Culver
Russell Dement
Jack Caughell
Basil Wilson
M. B. Breuer
John Leatherwood
Harry Brown
Marie Mitchel
E. C Barker
A. O N
Ray Neugart
T G Sumerlin
Dirs Waldemar Gurney
Norman Halter
Oliver Myers
Oran Beebe
Ralph Whitaker
C S
Wasic Ss
Methodist Church
A L. Powrie
Herald Press
Scheel
ALA
Wally Snowe
Patias
Emma
Taki
Sausa
Safewsy Homemakers' Bureau
Julia Lee Wright Directin
Eany
Edwards
Raft
Th Pha
Katninga Seedlens
Nob Hall
Nirway
Mithers ¢ Ocea
Pte
Wograde
Ptw
Rhe
Toamate
Sunny
Poe Pha
Prime
Fryers
Wrade
Texas
Utah
Florida
Deschutes No
Sugar Helle Peas
New York
Rarcdemide
Noa
Everbeat
Apple
Libby
Jar Zhe
Bulova
Selove
E. C. Barker
Sporting Gon
Ac Pont
Rexall
Cwace
Sempert’s Drug Store
Squibb
Nashua
Woolwich
Henry Schroeder & Sons
Powers
Jack’s
Body
Fender Shop
Jack Ellis
Delver
First Door
Union
Standard Oil
River Road
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