Boyd Rasmussen Transferred to Mt. Baker District
Boyd Rasmussen, three years Forest Ranger for the Port Orford district, is transferred to the Monte Crystal district near Mt. Baker, Wash, to serve as district ranger around October first. H. Ed. Brown will replace him, coming from Baker, Oregon around the 15th of this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Rasmussen
Port Orford
Powers
Monte Crystal
Mt. Baker
Wash
H. ED. Brown
Baker
Oregon
PTA Executive Board Plans Annual Tea
The PTA executive board meets Monday afternoon at Mrs. W. L. Stammerman s home to plan the annual tea for teachers on September 19. The gathering starts at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
TSA
Parent-Teacher Association
W.L. Stammerman
Mrs Stallard Heads South for Virginia Trip
Mrs. Charles Stallard leaves this week for a visit to her Virginia hometown with her father-in-law and sister Mrs Jess Damron of Halls Creek. It is her first return in many years. Pansy chapter Women of Moose held its regular meeting with Mrs Ruby Winklemann Ora Frank Grove and Mrs Vera Spencer named to the quarterly auditing committee. Earlier the group had hall end draperies cleaned for fall. Mrs Milton Epperson served refreshments after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stallard
Virginia
Jess Damron
Halls Creek
Stallard
Beck
Pansy Chapter
Women of Moose
Ruby Winkelmann
Ora
Frank Grove
Vera Spencer
Milton Epperson
Chaparral Rebekahs Lodge at Myrtle Point Convention
Chaparral Lodge of the Rebekahs earned a silver membership badge at the county convention in Myrtle Point with 46 percent of the group present. Attendees included J W Leggett and W C Thorp and many others. Genevieve Norris hosted Marlene Sherk eighth birthday with friends at North Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaparral Lodge
Rebekahs
Myrtle Point
J W Leggett
W C. Thorp
Ray Jones
Leslie Finney
Walter Spede
William Richards
Chcrd Edwards
William Caver
Clarence Spitznass
Loren Warner
Ida Qdathews
Mise
Genevieve Norris
Marlene Sherk
North Powers
Little Gests
Patty Whalen
Wilene
Frankie Caver
Charlene Stallard
Josephine Slyter
LaVerta Housel
Sharon Goodman
Ronald Sherk
Local Lookouts Return with One Change at Panther Mountain
All lookouts resume duties this week except fire suppression crews now disbanded. Clyde Thorp steps into McConnell's Panther mountain post. Ray Robinson and two sons return from Cincinnati California near Santiago to join families. Ebrola Volkmar of Myrtle Point visits sister Mrs. Carl Stewart for weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Thorp
McConnell
Panther Mountain
Ray
Pete) Robinson
Cincinnati
Calif
Santiago
Ebrola Volkmar
Myrtle Point
Carl Stewart
Rainfall Records Mark Second Heaviest Year in Ten
The past weather year from Sept 1 to Sept 1 was the second rainiest in a decade with total rainfall around 59.25 inches. August alone produced 3.4 inches, the greatest daily fall 0.16 inches in 94 hours, and September began with 1.15 inches in two days. Temperatures ranged from 40 to 67 degrees, nights generally cooler, days varied with many in the 60s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tootal
Broadbent notes travel visits and community events
Broadbent notes residents visiting Crater Lake Grants Pass Crescent City and Medford. Corporal William Zimmermer arrives from Fort Lewis en route to Fort Ord. Grange meeting attendance includes Clinton Carman and John Carman. A new badminton court is available at Broadbent and Mrs Wilma Forrest offers set arrangements at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Hanmser
Broadbent
Roderick Hermann
Crater Lake
Grants Pass
Asia
Crescent City
Calif
William Zimmermer
Dna Zimmerman
Fort Lewis
Fort Ord
California
Benjamin Kessler
Delos Hermann
Brewster Valley
F G. Hermann
Guy Grant
Cement Creek
Graydon Crews
Lucy Crews
Coquille
Emery
Denmark
George Hermann
George Haneen
Riverton
Lester Hansen
Wilma Forrest
Ofice
Local residents visit towns and return residents’ travels
Several Lebanon residents and visitors are listed visiting towns such as Medford Ashland and Roseburg. Families from Sweet Home Portland and Coquille travel for weekends and extended trips to Jackson Hot Springs Yacats and Ontario with plans to visit relatives in Kentucky if climate suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Lewis
Lebanon
George Gemler
Jess Shepherd
Medfford
James Gheridan
Frances
Jackson Hot Springs
Ashland
Selmer Biell
Judy
Portland
Merlin
Hazel Lewis
Ida Mathews
Jess Jones
H.W. Hall
Sweet Home
Olin Lay
Giles
Ontario
Faye Lay
Vivian Wyland
San Jose
California
James W Gamwell
George Lainger
Gamwell
Yaciats
Emil Norgorden
Rose‘burg
Harry Griffin
Nungler Norgorden
Alaska
Portland Market Livestock Prices and Trends
The Portland market reports range of hogs and cattle prices. Drove in hogs mostly 175 to 215 pounds at 913.00 per carload, 230 to 300 pounds butchers around 11.90 to 12.50, light weights 11.75 to 12.28. Sows 10.50 to 11.00, off grades lower. Feeder pigs scarce. few steers sold, dry lots around 11.50, fat steers about 16.00 with common types down to 8.50 or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Graes
Adlerika Laxatives Promoted at Semperts Drug Store
An old ad copy touts Adlerika as the only medicine ever used, claims 27 years of stock at Semperts Drug Store, listing its contents of three laxatives and five carminatives to relieve gas and prompt quick bowel action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
U. G.tex
Adleerika
Semperts Drug Store
Winter Plans Outlined By Woman's Cub Club
The Woman's Cub Club opened its season at the Fellowship clubhouse with Mrs. Lyle McCulloch as president and Mrs. Willis Coy as secretary and musical director. Plans include a home talent minstrel show on October 11, a dance, an entertainment for the Gaylord Woman's Civic club on October 15, and a dinner and dance for members' husbands on October 27. A September 17 installation and membership tea will be held, with committees named for various community activities and projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Woman's Club
Fellowship
Lyle McCulloch
Willis Coy
Lewis
Coy
James Gamwell
Charles Stallard
Deernbecher Hospital
Lyman Rolfe
Bruce Munro
William Hennessey
Robert McMillion
T . Sherk
Clarence Conger
National Defense
Walter Commons
John Purvis
A. ‘D. Rolfe
J. W. Gamwell
Carl ‘Briggs
George Lainger
Lester Thorp
Publicity and Plans Charter Local Health Efforts
Publicly, 306, W. Stem Mrs. Walter Commons signs up names for a Home Nursing course under the county health unit. Plans are announced to remember local boys in service and to finance a bed in a maternity hospital in London. Mrs. John Purvis and Mrs. George Lainger are chosen to update the constitution and by laws. Mrs. Walter Commons is elected second vice president replacing Mrs. Harold Summers who has moved away. Preceding the meeting, Mrs. OeCulloch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Commons
London
John Purvis
George Lainger
Walter Commons A
Harold Summers
OéeCulloch
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Rtummermans
W L. Gremmerman
James May
Bernard Hewser
Joseph Boutin
Charles Crew
B. F OfoRae
Albert Burch
E.R. Hannon
Mary Dugan
Robert Young
Laraine Day
Penny Serenade
Irene Dunn
Cary Grant
Pioneer Theater
Powers, Oregon
Mes
Estallard
Moose Mall
Aueurs Meret
ST On
pmaeOneng
Texaco Sea Station
Rats
Ates Oreans
Odr
Robert MacMillion
Kentucky
South
Portland Market
Confectionery Fountain Service
Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin
Proprietors
Cara Nome Perfume
King’s Grocery
Dude
Minnie King
Ind
W. Stem
Siri LaWi
Saat
Howe
Hee Sas
ER Ao
Winchester
Remington
Western
E. C. Barker
Deserves JT
Myrtlewony
Aa Digitay
Siodly
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