Double Ring Ceremony Unites Coos Bay Couple
On July 28, 1973 at Church of the Open Bible in Coos Bay Geraldine Louise Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard K Wallace and Gerald Pat Hayes son of Mrs Ethel Hayes were married. Rev Clyde Basham officiated. About fifty guests from Coos Bay Powers and Iron California attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Open Bible
Coos Bey
Geralding Louise Wallace
Richard K. Wallace
Gerald Pat Hayes
Ethel Hayes
Coos Bay
Cous Hay
Powers
Iron California
Rip
Calfornia
Birth of a baby boy reported for Cummins family
Congratulations pour in for Mr A Cummins and Mrs Ozzie Cummins on the birth of a son joined by a brother Scot Christopher. Debby Troxell Cummins, daughter of Mr and Mrs Don Trunell, is the baby’s grandmother. Weekend guests included Alis Bud Griffin of Portland and Cindy Griffin, Monmouth College student, visiting Langlois for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozzie Cummins
Tie Chase
Ashland
Scot
Christopher
Airs
Cummins
Debby Troxell
Air
Alrs
Don Trunell
Tu Sumerlin
Alis
Bud Griffin
Portland
Cindy Griffin
Monmouth College
Langlois
Beta Delta Holds First Meeting of the Year
The Beta Delta sorority chapter Beta Phi signa Phi held its first meeting of the year on September 6 at Underwood. A Ritual of Jewels Ceremony honored Linda Cribill Connie Hampton and Mary Lou Newton. New officers Jan Brown as corresponding secretary and Lindsay Crubdill as extension officer were installed. A salad supper followed as Joyce Humie, the new president, called the meeting to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Vella Surority
Beta Signa Phi Helo
Sands Underwood
L'nda Crabill
Connie Hampton
Mar
Lou Newton
Jan Brown
Linds Crubdill
Joyce Humie
New member top loser at TuPs Club weigh-in events
The TuPs Club in Oregon announces Marjory Bell as the top loser at the second weigh-in with an eight pound drop, closely followed by Hub Blanksma at six pounds. Donations and assistance are noted for local families, including the LaBell and Cobalt treatment fund, with meetings scheduled Sept 16 and subsequent Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TuPs Club
Marjory Bell
Hub Blanksma
My Neighbors Seek Help After Doors Remain Fastened
Neighbors report a stubborn door remain closed and secured as concerns rise over safe access. Local residents request assistance to ensure entry for urgent needs and summarize the ongoing keep out issue in the block.
Myrtle Lodge Opens Fall Meeting with Dan Baptist Speaker
The first fall meeting of Myrtle Lodge will convene at 8 p.m. on Thursday September 13. Past master Dan Baptist of Portland is the featured speaker, with a cordial invitation extended by Worshipful Master James Chapel to all masons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Lodge
Dan Baptist
Portland
Baster
James Chapel
Directions for drying fruits and vegetables
A reprint outlines methods for drying fruits and vegetables using oven and steam techniques. It covers fruit types like apples pears peaches and berries and vegetables such as beans squash and mushrooms, with step by step preparation drying times and storage guidance based on a Sept. 6 Oregonian chart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregonian
Herald
Drying Tables for Fruits and Vegetables
Drying guidance for peas peppers pimienta and corn items details include steam times 8 to 13 minutes for peas and mixed vegetables. Instructions cover shelling slicing peeling seeds cutting into rings and strips with attention to thickness and avoiding over drying. Prepared by Cooperate listention Sernce Washington State University Menor reunions and Juath Flores Nutrition Specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperate Listention Sernce
Washington State University
Menor
Juath Flores Food and Nutrinon Specolst
Area Church Listings with Service Schedules
A scan of local congregations lists ARAGU COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor Rev. Robert Lessey with services Sundays at 11 a.m. and Bible study times. CHURCH OF THE NAS ARENE and CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN details follow. Also notes Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Jack G. Pester with Sabbath School at 9:30 and Church Service at 11 a.m. on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragu Community
Robert Lessey
Wed. Ave
Assembly OF God Church
4Th and Willow
Lester Askland
Bonday School
Wedness
Church OF the Brethren
Railroad Ave
Louis Root
Jack G. Pester
Maryland
Bender
Myrtle Point Christian Center
Pentecostal Church OF God
Richard Brown
Seventh Day Adventist Church
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Yeh Sy .Rates & Club News
Clyde Bassham
Reedsport
Mabel Thorp
David Boutin of
Powers Filgt Schoo
Lambe's
Weverhauser
Ste
Shane Speepee
Maly
Denise Furman
Ars Frank Furn
Honald D. Oe
Ber - Reet
Aos
Coquille
Beta Delta
Diabel Buiter
Myrtle Point
AWM
Jesse Leupel
Cabel
Edith Huffman
AWN
LaBell
Jas Brown
Tobe
the Hatopter
Joyee Humtles
Mars Lou Newton Sue Noves
Kathy Sate
Jessie Tosh Ane
Neutamic
S&h
Prouap Otesects
Lady de Ootalied
Ocmunts
Atension Offices
Prunes
Shell Steam
Marche
Oreuntu
Tenaer But
Fem
Dhetter
Bee
Spo
Trdys
Pumpah
Ryness Test
Jan
House OF Fabrics Prn
Myrtle Point Church Directory
Sented
Service
Nitel Methodist Church
Minster
Kes
Gary WW
Maple St
Anmi
Informathot
Anythive
Myrtle Point Christian
Dabidhas
Pete
First Presbyterian Church
Gerald Wrigh Sunda
A.t
Westminister Fellowship & Pom
First Christian Church
Stath
Hara Serith
A.n . High School
Jer
Jehnah TS Minnesses
Jehoson's Witnesses
Kingdor Hall
6Th Street
Ioister Charles V.relanch
Atchtower
Asiistry School
Baptist Church
Stover Lane
John Whitlatch
LSA
Cools County
Broadbeat Community Church
Sery
Walter Granan
Sts Ann and Michael 'S Catholic Church
Ash
Kenneth
Dobosout
Res. Krunald & Atwood
ST James Lutheran Church
Missouri
Mueler
Sevices
Church of the Nas
Arene
Archie Wilson
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
John Dayton
Emmit Curtis
Myrtle Point Chapel
Ons
7Th Street
Roush’s Parts Service
Hogan Realty & Ins
K Street
Hartley
Myers & Myers
Spruce Street
Mike & Fritz
Roseburg
Cartwrights Car Corral
Joe’s Chevron Station
George Linnins
Television Systems
Myrtle Point Herald
Bulletin
Solarians
By Armstrong
Amstung
Neve
Solanan
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Geld
Morth Beach
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