No Written Exams For Washington Civil Service Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces openings for Economist Medical Technician and Medical X ray Technician and Bindery Woman in the Washington D C area. No written tests required. eligibility based on relevant experience. Economist candidates may substitute related college study for part of the experience. Applications must be filed with the Civil Service Commission, Washington D C. Bindery Woman applications go to the Executive Secretary, Board of Examiners, Government Printing Office.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Economist
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Mae
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Government Printing
Civil Service Applications Open Through Posts Nationwide
Washington 25 D C applications will be accepted until further notice. Information and forms available from many post offices or the U S Civil Service Commission Washington D C
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Washington
D. C
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Dance at Broadbent grange hall invites community
Broadbent invites all to a dance at the Broadbent grange hall on November 26 at 8 p.m. Tickets are 75 cents a couple with refreshments. Also notes a local Ext unit meeting on sewing fabrics with leaders Gulstrom and Cline and a noon luncheon.
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M. J. Stewart
Broadbent Grange Hall
Betty Frernden
Skipper
Deanna
Azzie Smith
Kent
Kelly Smith
Broadbent Extension Unit
Glenn Gulstrom
Gulstrom
Bob Cline
Verlin Moore
Peter Long
Moore
Long
Cline
Bob Palmer
Arthur Wise
Community notices highlight gatherings and travels across towns
The passage lists numerous social events and visits. Arch ie Train and other local residents attend meetings at Mrs Tom Forrest s home for Party Planning. Families travel to Eugene and Coos Bay for games and visits. A youth group, grange members, and various dinners, teas, and gift exchanges populate the period with lengthy lists of names and places. Logging on Bone mountain ends due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Train
Raymond Long
Earl Rover
Mefflin Stewart
Haske] Chaffin
Audrey Schroeder
Frances Knight
Tom Forrest
E. J. and Allen
A J_ Stewart
Henry Sells
Bandon
Wayne Babcock
Terry
Eugene
Gus Schroeder
Audrey
Glenn Gulstrom
Dianna
Debby
Coos Bay
Hal Gilpatrick
Bessie Gilpatrick
Bill Gilpatrick
Irvin Pearce
Jim Johnson
Joni Ruth
Carol Watson
Wayne
Ralph Andrews
Henry Owens
Hause
Grange
Myrtle Grange Hall
Wayne Turner
Melvin Stewart
Verlin Moore
Pleasant Hill Club
Joe Cserge
Broadbent Church
Bob Johnson
Sandra
Harrys Branson
Lois Sumner
David Koch
Mars Alice
Elizabeth Wiles
David Man
Lonna Lett
Duane
Sandra Pearce
Lance
Lynne Galloway
Harold
Eileen Csergei
Ruth Howell
Jeanne
Betsy Thompson
Susan Babcock
Bob Thompson
Chas Evan
Lester Derwent
George Nelson
Charlotte Lackey
Elatives
California
Oregon
Miss Sharrill Inman Inspires Bridal Shower
Miss Sharrill Inman bride elect of Allen Turner inspired a bridal shower held Tuesday afternoon November 15. Attendees and specifics remain to be noted in the local society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Bowers
Sharrill Inman
Allen Turner
Moore family visit extends in Sitkum
Mr and Mrs George Moore of Lee visited over the week end with Mrs Jones and family. Mrs Moore will remain for a longer visit. The official weather report for the past week recorded 581 inches of rain and from Friday 6 p m to Saturday 6 p m there was
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Elmer Wilson
George Moore
Lee
Sam Jones
Myrtle Leaf duo harvest supper plans and visits noted
Ivan Laird traveled to Portland for a RoFA meeting then visited Miss Phillis Shelton of Eugene and her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Shelton. The Myrtle Leaf group held an all day gym meeting hosted by Mrs Keith Thompson and planned a December 2 harvest supper.
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Ivan Laird
Portland
Phillis Shelton
Eugene
Ray Shelton
Keith Thompson
Charles Wilson
W A Nickason
Eddie Pride
Kenneth Laird
Sam Jones
Doc Clayton
Frank Fish
Rosita Dorst
Charles Reynolds
Don Baker
Wilson
Becky Southmayd
Barbara Osbon
Dora
A Career Woman Earns Her Own Salary
A historical remark defines a career woman as one who goes out to earn a man’s wage rather than staying at home to take it away.
4 H News and 4 H Projects in Coos County
Walter Schroeder reports 4 H enrollment rose from 806 to 861 members though completion rates lag last year. Eight or nine livestock members sent in books. many kept records at home. National 4 H Congress runs Nov 26 to Dec 1 with publicity on Today on KPTV. Contact Coquille county extension office for project details and participation.
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Walter Schroeder
KPTV
Carolyn Bickworth
Coos County
County
Cueneian
Coquille
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Broadbent
Pier
Meccavsroe
Todey
Menvel Leber
Lars
Joe
City Oil & Fuel Co
Melvin Turner
Sandy Creek
Opal Conrad
Ed Pillette
Charles Bowers
Kenneth Stewart
Bert Inman
Lawrence Jennings
Lyle Reeder
John Gilkison
Bert Dean
Don Reiber
Russell Warner
Dorothy Huffman
Mary Lewis
Albert Clarno
Powell Lancaster
Verle Inman
Laura Mills
George Rex
Kenneth Madison
Paul Weathers
Jin Connell
Bert Mecum
Ed Hannon
Winchester Bay
Albie Ritchey
Sutherlin
Tony Stenman
Ward
Schruer
Hom
Archie Clarno
Jack Cessman
Coos Bas
Jerry Crum
Port Orford
Gold Beach
Bert Teman
Bert Bean
van Port Orford
Allen
Empire
Joe Nichols
Myrtle Point
Neill Mooney
Bone Mountain
Sitkum News
FORD
Thunderbird
Ranch Wegen
Farklens
Lounsbury
Ford Sales
Coquille, Oregon
Betty Creeker
Delores Arnette
Enterprise
Alabama
Philadelphia
Delores
General Mills
Ninner
Billy Moses
Coquille Valley
Thrifties
Angerines
Harpers’ Ing
Gsenl AG AA
Boi
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