Coquille Barracks 673, Amiliary Host District WWI Meet
Members of the Coquille Barracks 673 and amiliary plan a district WWI meeting with a potluck dinner. The event features a shared meal and tables for attendees to gather and discuss post activities.
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Aux
Coquille Barracks
Amiliary
Wool sewing contest opens for girls 10 to 21 nationwide
The competition invites girls aged 10 through 21 to sew with 100 percent wool fabric in any loom or knit method in America. Local finals are scheduled at The Hub Annex in Coos Bay on Saturday May 22. Entry info available from the county extension agent or district director Mrs L W Bickworth at 267 6968.
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Europe
America
Hub Annex
Coos
Bay Saterday
L.W. Bickworth
Local Mr and Mrs Cole Return From 10 Day Hunt
Kevin and Marie Cole and Mr J M Cole returned from a ten day hunting trip near Baker. Kevin shot a four point deer and Mr Cole took a forked horn during the expedition.
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J.M. Cole
Kevin
Marie
Baker
Mr. Cole
Linfield College Student Granted Pi Delta Membership
Humble son of Mr and Mrs Charlee Humble Jr from Myrtle Point becomes member of Linfield Pi Delta. He mentored in journalism at Linfield and worked for the Myrtle Point Herald last summer. Membership requires junior standing and notable publication contributions. The group sponsors the Linfield Interscholastic Photo Contest.
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Linfield
College
McMinnville
Check Humble
Charlee Humble
Sixth Ave
Myrtle Point
Pi Delta coeeTeetee kWh
Myrtle Point Herald
Beautiful matching printed envelopes offered by Pardo Variety
Myrtle Point Herald notes a printing and stationery offer with price points of 13.96 per 100, 18.96 per 200, and 23.45 per 300 for matching printed envelopes.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Retired Civil Employees Chapter Holds Monthly Meeting
Myrtle Tree Chapter 1126 of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees held its monthly gathering yesterday in the Coos Bay library. Traub urged area retirees to join, with future meetings announced. contact Trandt at Route 1 Box 650 Coquille or call 396-2038.
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Myrtle Tree
National Association of Retired Civil Employees
NARCE
Coos Bay
Ted Treaxit
Traub
Make & Strong
Trandt
Box 650
Coquille
Local residents visit for weddings and family milestones
Novelist family notices capture the Whitakers in San Francisco and Myrtle Point visitors including Mrs. Jambura and the Belangers. Extended family from San Jose, Longview, Portland, Lake Oswego, Roseburg, and Saginaw gather for Joan Dement and Don Updegrave’s wedding at First Christian Church. Subsequent travel and military notes mention Lance Corporal Mike Anderson on leave and pending overseas duty.
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Bruce Whitaker
Bruce Whitakers
San Francisco
Earl Jambura
Eugene
Myrtle Point
R. A. McArthur
San Jose
Calif
Sam Dement
Joan Dement
Don Updegrave
Christtian Church
Mrs. McArthur
Mike Anderson
Patty
Mike
Marine Base
Newberg
N. Carolina
Camp Pendelton
Anderson
California
Della Belloni
Lake Oswego
Don Upde
Grave
Metta Ross
Low
Russell Dement
Mollala
Ellis Dement
Powers
Jack Caughell
Roseburg
Milton Roth
Genea Society to Meet October 24 at City Hall
The Genealogy Society will meet in the council chambers of North Bend City Hall at 7230 ppm. Mr. and Mrs. A F Edgmand of Coquille will show slides and report on their trip to the World Conference of Records in Salt Lake City. All who are interested are invited.
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Cops Forum Genealogy Society
North Bend
A.F. Edgmand
Coquille
Salt Lake City
Gravelford 4 H elects new club officers
The Gravelford 4 H Cooking Club elected new officers at its first meeting held at Paul Davis's home this October. Robin Crosby was named president with Nancy Duey as vice president and Teresa Crosby as secretary.
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Gravelford
Paul Davis
Robin Crosby
Nancy Duey
Teresa Crosby
Sharon Laird
Pam Davis
Sadie Gasner
Dani Hansen
Betty Springer
Sue Ann Zumwalt
Concert season opens with American Concert Ballet in Marshfield
The Coos County Community Concert Association starts its 1956 57 season with the American Concert Ballet Company at Marshfield High School auditorium at 8 15 p m October 30. Marinaccio directs the group after a career with Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and performances with Alicia Alonso. The company presents new ballets to music by Poulenc Villa Lobos Bartok and Debussy, aiming to refresh the romance of classical dance.
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Coos County
Marshfield High School
Coos Bay
American Concert Ballet
Gent Marinacco
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Alicia Alonso
Ballet de Cuba
Marinaccio
Francis Poulenc
Villa-Lobos
Bartok
Debussy
Ballet
David Lichine
Ballet de la Ville Des Anges
Europe
Metro- Goldwyi “Mayer
Los Angeles
American Concert Ballet Company
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Michel and Jeffery
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William Myske
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Ellis Southmayds
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