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About Port Orford post. (Port Orford, Oregon) 1937-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1937)
Port Orford, Oregon, Friday, October 15, 1937 PORT ORFORD BREVITIES COAL— 45 cts. per sack—Port Bud Putnam completed a foot Orford Feed & Fuel. Phone, 114. bridge across the deep gully in the rear of Silver Springs Lodge last A. L. Quick made a trip to Ever week. The lumber was furnished ett, Wash., over the week end. His by Wm. Robinson. brother H. A. Quick, returned with him from Portland to stay a few Mr. and Mrs. Dulley Peabody were days. in Port Orford Sunday following a trp to Portand. Walter Garvin and Miss Jacobson returned Friday from a trip to Orris Kapnp returned from Long San Francisco and the Bay region. Beach, Calif., on Friday and will Maryolyn Woodward is now in remain for some weeks in Port charge of Unsoeld’s store and is Orford. On Saturday re drove Mrs. preparing to take up residence in Ella Knapp to Marshfield and Mrs. the rear of the store. Ella Knapp and Mrs. Lloyd Knapp went from there on Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Sevy of Lang Portland. lois called on friends in Port Or ford Sunday evening. The road leading to the Trans pacific mill anl The Hamlet was The Seaside Bakery—Back in leveled up by the county grader business again—Mrs. Anna Stephan, this week aso the approach to the Manager. log dcmp. Seaside Bakery bread has qual ity—A»k for It. pn- L. Ingell is just compl op other new house on one j , 1c. • See new goods just arrived—Small postite his residence in " electric radio lights and many oth- H. S. McDuffee left by pi. 4^ to e items t The Port Orford Variety day afternoon for California<iter Store spending a few days in Port Or Mrs Howard Boice of Langlois ford attending to business matters. left the Port Orford hosiptal Mon Reeves Taylor will leave for Port day with her infant, son who was born there October 3d, weight 8% landon Friday, planning to return on Sunday. pounds Listed among the marriage lincenses at Coquille Oct 11 was । that of J D Winters of Bandon and Mary Jean Ward of Sixes. I Langlois On Saturday Mrs. G. R. McNair and her borther, A. J. Weddle stop ped in Port Orford on their return from San Jose, Calif., where they attended the funeral of their broth er Ralph Weddle. E. W. Needham has given up hauling milk for the Cudahy cheese factory and sold his truck to Ed. Woodruff who will take over the route. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bangs of Arizona Inn left Thursday for an extended trip to Oklahoma and Arkansas, planning to be absent for about a month. "Red” Jeffrey who has been em ployed for the past year at the Ald ropp garage resigned Saturday to accept a position with the Black Cat garage at Gold Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover of Ike Wells of Arizona Inn was dis Bandon are visiting at the home of charged from the Gold Beach hos- their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Hood iptal on Monday after recovery for a few days this week. from an operation for appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wilson of Up Mrs. E. S. Ellis and Mrs. Harry per Floras were in town on Sunday. Barclay made a trip to Gold Beach Mrs. Kirkland of the Floras on Monday. Creek district was in Langlois on Saturday. Mrs. Florence Chapman, former ly a teacher at Langlois, now teach ing in Prosper, visited in Langlois on Saturday. Mrs. Ed. Henry of Bandon is staying at the home of her son, Lute Henry, for about a month. Mrs. Perry Plymale and Mrs. Lute Henry made a trip to Coquille on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Simmons of Bandon visited friends in Langlois on Saturday. Geo. Morrison of Portland visit ed in Langlois for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Zimmerman left Monday for a trip to Flint, Michigan, where they formerly re sided. They expect to be gone for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry will have charge of the Acme Tavern while they are gone. Mrs. Will Smith and Mrs. Josie Thelir. and daughter, all of Oak land, Calif., visited during the past week at the H. B. Smith home. H. B. Smith has been trucking alfalfa from near Roseburg during the past week. He b Morrill has been bringing ground oyster shells from North Bend recently to use on his ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Al Volck were Marshfield visitors Saturday. Mrs. Volck went on to Empire to visit her sister Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hoover of Bandon were week end visitors at Walter Hood’s. They and the Hoods picnicked at the Dufort Cranberry bog on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kenworthy spent Sunday at Croft Lake anl in cidentally tried to hike from there to the ocean—did they find it? Ask them. Quite a number of Langoisites at-j tended the big " bank-nghtl) show in Bandon Saturday night, The show was “Sophie Lang Goes West.” The Eastern Star dance announc ed for Oct. 30 in the Gym has been called off. The orchestra they were expecting to have was engag ed elsewhere for that night. Look for further notice. Quite a few of the H S pupils have taken advantage of the op portunity to earn a few dollars at the cranberry bogs the last week or two—but it’s not so good for their school work. , This week-end will be the last of the first six weeks of school. Ex amination finals will be held Thurs day and Friday. WOMENS CLUB MEETS The Women’s cub met at the W. O. W’. hall for an all-day ses sion Wednesday. The following ladies were present, Mrs. Fred Hoffsess, Mrs. Velma Sabin, Mrs. Wm. Howe, Mrs. A. E. Boice, Mrs. I. B. Sevy, Mrs. Clarence Hagen, Mrs. Gene Strain an Mrs. Maude McAdams. A letter was read from Mrs. Truax and we’re sorry to learn that she is not improving as rapidly as we had hoped. Most of the business hour was spent in planning for the bazar the ladies will give along the first of Dec. Mr. anl Mrs. Art Aldropp enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Buehler of California at dinner Monday even ing. Mr. Buehler is connected with the new mill company that Is to operate the Boice mill here in Lang lois. Jack Chalmers returned Monday from Portland where they took In the stock show. Miss Georgia Crowfoot of Mc- CURRY^OUNTY Minnville visted her aunt Mrs. BANK Douglas Pruitt Sunday. Miss Crow A foot taught in the Bandon schools a number of years. FOR Harold Yost was a business vis itor in Coquille Saturday. Jack Chalmers left Tuesday on a business trip to Eureka. David Hess has just finished giv The demonstration meeting on ing his buildings a new coat of color for the individual at the hme paint. He Is also building an ad IIUIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIHHIlinilltHMI interest meeting given by Mrs. Jes ditional room. sie Ingram of the O. S. C. proved of great interest. An inviting pot luck dinner was served at noon. Due to the fact that many were picking cranberries the attendance was not so large. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Peabody of Marshleld visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Divelbiss Sunday. Mrs. John Cox returned Sunday from a visit with relatives at Eu- reka. Mrs. Lillie Hartig accompanied by her two sisters of Coquille and BANK COMPLETE ING SERVICE CURRY COUNTY PEOPLE Gold Beach, Oregon Dew Valley Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leekly and daughters and Miss Hatton, tre ‘ 3rd and 4th grade teacher, were trading in Msrshfield Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Aldropp and MYRTLE Archie Aldropp and Alice Gene Howard saw “Sonja Helnie” in And Other Woods “Thin Ice” at Port Orford last Sun day night. For Furniture, Novelties Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Sevy called on Rev. and Mrs. Turner McDonald and Built-Ins and Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Eddy at Port Orford Saturday evening. Sawed to Specification Next Sunday is Sunday School Rally day at the local chlrch. Ev- dr member is going to try and L INGELL bring someone else with them. A Port Orford, Ore. pot-luck picnic will be held after-. wards at the lower Floras Creek bridge. Come and join us. A con THE PASTIME test will be started with Port Or ford S. S. The 4-H clubs will hold another CLUB ROOMS AND of their popular dances in the gym this coming Saturday night, Oct. 1 BARBER SHOP 16. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boice are ! the proud parents of a son. This is I their second son and was born last Where Men Enjoy Good week. Good Cheer In Mrs. Betty Thom and children of ! Bandon, was in Langlois visiting PORT her parents, Mr. anl Mrs. Jim Crew I SCHOOL NOTES The Langlois H. S. has purchased Sunday. 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