Thanksgiving events brighten Peint area social season
In Peint Oregon on a Thursday in November visitors enjoyed services led by Rev. Robert Lessing at St. James Coquille and St. Pauls Mission. Chaparral Rebekahs named new officers for six months. A library tea and school district improvements drew attendees, with music by Nicklaus, Post, Wyland, Walker, Anderson, Stanley, Boutin, and others.
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Peint
Oregon
Herak
Robert Lessing
St. James In Coquille
St. Paul's Mission
Chaparral Lodge
the Rebekahs
Noble Grand
Joe Boutin
Robert Root
W C Thorp
Clifford Edwards
Ray Jones
Woman's Club
Rebekah Fellowship Hall
B. R. Nicklaus
Helene Post
Mary Lou Wyland
Dorothy Walker
Jean Anderson
Avon Stanley
Nicklaus
John Kuska
James Gamwell
Stanley
Portland
Kay Iverson
Eureka
California
William Anderson
Kenneth McKenzie
Wichita Kansa
Myrtle Point
Royal Neighbors of America
Don Aber Oracle
Ray Winand
Frank Rodgers
Evelyn Davis
Alvin King
A King
Georgelark
Charles Crew
Dale Crew
Iweshe King
Jean Murray
Orvel Knight
Suzanne Kroger
Art Smith
Davis
Platoseles
Suzanne Koper
Jon Paar
Ok Lane
Reforestation Plan for Oregon Considered by Legislature
Oregon Forestry Board studies a proposed bill to fund reforestation. State forester Neil Rogers reports experimental results on Hemmelgarn's project and relocations tied to Dayton Pioneer founder. Monteste Vette and others discuss costs, seed sources, and regional infestation responses across Lane and Tillamook counties near Mt Hood.
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Otte
Tainn
Lanenties
Mt Hood Forest
Neil Hogers
Broadbent Home Extension Unit Gets Expert Advice
The Broadbent Home Extension unit met at the Grange hall on Wednesday November 17 to learn about new man made fabrics, labeling, care, and washing with new products. Demonstrations by Mrs Lloyd Smith and Mrs Ray Brooks covered fiber content and label awareness, with a noon table display by Mrs Dale Terp featuring Pilgrim and Indian decorations. A supper was provided by several members and the group planned future meetings and a quilt project to raise funds for Azalea House.
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Broadbent
Grange Hall
Lloyd Smith
Ray Brooks
Dale Terp
Frank May
Wayne Babcock
George Brown
Terp
Unemployment in Oregon Rises with 27500 Out of Work
Unemployment climbs across Oregon due to recent layoffs in construction, lumber, agriculture and food processing. In the Portland metro area about 14000 jobless, up nine percent from last month, while downstate unemployment reaches about 13500 amid a 6.5 percent rise. Women constitute a sizable share of the unemployed, with about 45 percent of those out of work in some areas.
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Portland-Oregon City
Portland Oregon City
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Employment outlook in winter across industries
The report notes expected employment curtailments in agriculture food processing construction and lumbering during winter. Reductions depend on market and weather conditions while wholesale and retail trade are forecast to gain jobs due to the holiday season.
W C C meets at Mrs Krewson home Wednesday
The W B C W C will meet at 1.30 pm on Wednesday afternoon December 1 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Krewson.
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Ernest Krewson
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Dayton Pioneer
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Broadbent Home Extension
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Azalea House
Max Olsen
Coos Bay
Fern Hayes
Emma Devereaux
Gaylord
Sam Root
Glen Gulstrom
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Earl Royer
R N Mattson
Roy McAllister
George Hall
Oliver Shull
Wayne
Ralph Gibbs
Charles Porter
Lloyd Lackey
Cecil Paul
Roderick Hermann
George
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