Western Oregon Episcopal Diocesan Convention Set in Coos Bay
The 88th Western Oregon Episcopal Diocesan Convention will be held Oct 28 to 30 at Emmanuel Church Coos Bay with Bishop Matthew Bigliardi presiding Four hundred attendees are anticipated Diocesan officers will be elected a budget drafted committees appointed reports heard and business sessions held at St Monicas Hall or Pony Village Motor Lodge An evening dance featuring Wilber Jensen and band is planned at St Monicas hall Also 4 H sewing club Spools N Thimbles organizes locally with members and meetings at Dr Holecheks residence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Episcopal Church of
Coos Bay
Western Oregon
Security Bank plans Bunker Hill branch opening
Security Bank of Coos County has state approval to open a Bunker Hill branch just south of Coos Bay. The plan awaits federal deposit insurance approval, anticipated in about 60 days, with a possible July 1977 opening. The bank, founded in 1919 as Bank of Myre Polst, already operates in Coquille and Bandon with assets of $29 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank of
Coos County
Superintendent of Banks
State of
Oregon
Bunker Hill
Coos Bay
Chuck Brummel
Depault Insurance Allon
Brummel
Security Bank
South
Bank of
Myre Polst
Branc
Coquille
Bandon
War Mothers Hold Meeting in Myrtle Point Bazaar Planned
The American War Mothers chapter 14 met October 19 in Myrtle Point. State president Cla Rice Jones reported on the national board meeting in Eugene. Plans were made for a bazaar October 29 and 30 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Thrift Store. More workers are needed to finish projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American War Mothers
Myrtle Point
Clarice Jones
National Board
Meetig
Eugene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lansman
Congress
Lansmann
Roland C. Wilber
P.O. Box
Jusda ‘Choice
Safeway Quality
I& Fresh Hen
Sevel
KODAM
Develes
Ben Ule Fy
Redeemabie
WM Party
Myrtle Point Sateway
Nestle
Brinks
Perature OF
Nermendy
Tee Nellewere
Fey
I Lebel
Uda Nya
Ory
Eros
Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Perry Coos Bay
Uo OG Jar
Toa tLe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!