Powers Club Notes Highlight Tax Talks and Local News
Powers October meeting featured Lion Roberts of Myrtle Point praising Powers club work and a fine for theft mischaracterized badge mix up. Lion Barton spoke on Oregon tax bills including trailer valuation and 65 plus property tax delays, plus forest taxation issues and NOC funds distribution. Free skating for kids announced and Powers High football results: Powers beat Gold Beach 12 to 0 and Lowell 26 to ? with district activities and projects detailed.
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Ray M. Shaffar Powers
Lion _za Roberts
Forts Point Plus
Lion Roberts
Powers Club
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Myrtle Point Club
Lion Ed. Barton
Lion Clarence Barton
Coouille Club
Becaue
Coos
Curry
Clarence
Tax Commission
Oregon
Department of Motor Vehicles Communities
Lion Barton
Rock
Motor Vehicle Department
Benton Lane
Douglas
Portland
Georgia-Pacific
Salem
Coquille
Coos County
Lion Archie Lane
Cliff Duncan
Lion Jim McCulloch
Lion Bob Mastin
Lion Burch
Sears
Shriners’ Hospital
Lions
Ralph Anderson
Orchard Park
Sandy Anderson
Virgil Daniels
Lynn Rauch
Ed Wiwatowski
Lion Rauch
Lion Maxwell
Powers High
Powers
Gold Beach
Lowell
Abundant Life by Oral Roberts Love and Healing Story
A faith healing reminiscence recounts a boy named Francis Engles near Seaside California who survived pneumonia after a prayer by a neighbor. It links childlike faith to recovery and notes a 40 year healing legacy with a reunion between families and shared prayers for deliverance and love.
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Francis Engles
Elias
Oklahoma
Jesus of
Pacific Grove
California
Francis
Mattie May Engles
San Jose
Jesus
Next game set for Mapleton matching A2 teams in B school context
The text mentions Mapleton and an anticipated matchup with Fawets and Bouquets to Lion i oe Wiwatow ski. It also notes Mary Frye rising at 6 a m for the Hunters' Breakfast and transporting a sound system to the school grounds. A question asks where Elmo was.
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Mapleton
Rains Aid Deer Hunters After Dry Spell
Real rains over the weekend ended a dry spell as 1.39 inches fell from Friday evening to Monday morning. Skies cleared Monday as the region saw hunters prosper. Members of St. Bridget's Altar Society led by Mrs. Ray Grant of Gaylord and others planned an annual outing to North Bend.
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James Gamwell
North Bend
St. Bridget's Altar Society
Ray Grant
Gaylord
Curtis Winger
Wm. Shorb
Darrel P +1
Wilson
Help Your Veterinarian by Dr. E M Gildow
A veterinary guide explains that owners can aid diagnosis by observing their dog. Owners know their pet's normal behavior and appearance, helping veterinarians identify signs of pain or illness quickly and accurately.
Observing Your Ill Dog Signals for Timely Vet Help
The article urges owners to note any deviations from a dog's normal behavior such as drinking more water, difficulty urinating, excessive sleeping, reduced appetite or activity, and unexplained weight loss. Keeping a written list aids diagnosis and can be life saving. It also discusses feeding quality dog food like Friskies and highlights the value of monitoring changes.
Royal Neighbors and Moose Hold Fall Activities
Members and guests attended Mercy Home tour and a Tuesday choral concert. Plans were made for a Halloween party on October 30 at 7 30 with committee members named. Luncheon, refreshments, and prize activities occurred among Royal Neighbors and Women of the Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Hall
Valley Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Chas. Stallard
Jed Russell
E. Schaffer
Eddie Rubin
Cliff Edwards
Dale Crew
George Hurst
Lee Gilmore
A.J .Smith
Carroll Wade
Charles Stallard
Fred Stock
Harold Ross
Art Smith
Earl Adams
Halloween event planned for Mocat families in 1930s style
Pansy chapter hosts Friday meeting with prizes won by Mrs Cliff Edwards. Halloween celebration set for Thursday Oct 30 for Mocat families. Mrs Marion Gant chairs planned dinner and Mrs Bern handles entertainment. Members host a kitchen shower to equip the kitchen. Mooseheart and Moosehaven fund drive reported a successful rummage sale for Christmas gifts. Initiation planned first Friday in November. Mystic chapter attendees marked Gold Beach chapter anniversary. Lester Thorp noted.
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Jerry Bern
Pansy Chapter
Cliff Edwards
Marion Gant
Bern
Wilson Rogers
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Local Injury Ends Worker’s Year First of January Return
The ankle injury caused a bone chip to break away and he will be unable to work until about the first of the year. Mrs. Ford Worsham of Portland arrived Friday to visit Mrs. Carey Bones. Mr and Mrs James Boggan and two daughters of Salem spent the weekend with Mrs Boggan's parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Sheedy.
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Ford Worsham
Portland
Carey Bones
James Boggan
Salem
Boggan
Robert Sheedy
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Myrtle
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Sempert’s
Heidelberg
van Tear
Sedeberg Dreving
Living Insurance
Wey
Oral Roberts
Powers News
E. M. Gildow
Friskies Research Kennels
of the
Moose
William Rainbow
John Ruski
Ted Rigsby
Lodge
Hazel Lewis
A. L. Burch
J. W. Gamwell
Mystic
Lester Thorp
Lewis
A L. Burch
Fellowship Club
J W Gamwell
Floyd Summers
Jess Shepherd
Annamac Ruft
Elwin Frye
Archie Lone
Facts Family Features
Chrletian Sciones
Nerwey St
Besten 15
Mess
Gallen
Herald
Hun
TT AG
Tandard Oil Company
Oklif
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