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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1946)
"^age Four Home of the Croft Lily Area Experienes Its Coldest Months BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON W alter Brookings, son of J. E. Brookings the founder of Brook ings. He is the only living Brook ings who was identified with the company a t the time of the build ing of Brookings and he is giving first hand and highly authentic inform ation concerning old mill days. Mrs. Hibbard has been in Correspondence with Mr. Brook ings since beginning her story and he has shown a keen interest in every detail of its progress. Mr. Brookings lives at Alexandria, Virginia. So When the book does appear it will give its readers facts th at are undisputed and they are told in a dram itic m anner with a distinct thread of interest ru n ning through its colorful pages. Births Announced Mr. and Mrs B irger Dahlstrom are the parents of a son born at the Knapp hospital a t Crescent City, July 27. The young man has been named John E verett Wilhelm, and weighed 6 lbs., 3 counces at birth. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Reagan are parents of an eight-pound, two counce son, born a t Knapp hos pital. Crescent City, Aug. 18. He has been named P eter William. This locality is now experienc ing its coldest period of the year. August and September, paradox- cally, bring with them lower av erage tem peratures than any of the other months. This is caused by lack of sun shine and proximity to the ocean currents with ground f o g s a t night, and an overcast but few’ hundred feet high during the day time, together w i t h m oisture- heavy airs both day and night. Mr. and Mrs. B. G ardner and While most other portions of the two children of St. Helens, Ore., country record usual high sum m er are visiting for ten days with Mr tem peratures, this small area is G ardner’s brother, Fred, and his experiencing w eather upon which Mr. and Mrs. Wiedemann sister, Mrs. E. L. Miller, and is based the slogan of the Coast families. highway, being naturally air-con Honored At Tea, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Skelton The home of Mr. and Mrs. M ditioned. Folks already acclim at of Hollywood are vacationing in W(. Rose was the scene of a plea ed go about with no change in the are a for two weeks. They apparel but others, coming to the sant gathering last Sunday a fte r have been coming here for a num coast from as near as Kerby and noon the occasion being a tea ber of years, and are long-time Cave Junction, quickly put on a n given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. other layer or two of clothing to Wiedemann whose m arriage was Thompson. keep warm until they get used solemnized earlier in the months. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lucas and The honored couple was recip dau to the cooler weather. g h ter camped for a few days ients of. many gifts and hearty at the foot of Bosley B utte at congratulations from the group Cold Springs while they canned of friends Son of Founder Reads a couple dozen jars of wild black Story of Brookings caps* which have been so plenti Kay Kessler leave la te r this According to Mrs. W. H. Hib we k for McMinnville w here he ful in the m ountains this year. Mrs. M ark C. Wood made a bard. the m anuscript for the forth will be m arried next Tuesday coming story The Romance of His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ho- trip to Coquille Monday where Brookings is now in the hands of m e r Kessler, will leave Sunday. she rem ained over night to a t tenti C hristian Science lectures. Local News Items THURSDAY, AUGUST t Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson and son retu rn ed recently from a trip to A storia w here they vis ited relatives for a few days. Louie S toller is spending a w'eek at Salem and P o rtlan d on busi ness and to visit relatives in those areas. The W alter and G. P. C hristen sen fam ilies a re riding around in new Chevrolets, having taken de liveries of th e r last week. Mr. and Mrs. P aul Cook of E u gene a re spending a short tim e in this area. They have been c o n tact ing some of th eir fQrmer pupils, as both tau g h t a t the local high school during the 1923-24 and 1924-25 school years. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wbigel m ade a trip to Palo Alto w here they went to attend the funeral of her father, w’ho died in Idaho, with the funeral being held a t Palo Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Welch of S an ta Cruz arrived Sunday m orning and are guests a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Rose. The couple were form er friends and neigh bors when they lived a t Portland. Mrs. M ary Ladd and g ran d daughter, M arilyn Struebing, left Friday m orning for Los’ Angeles where they will visit relatives for q month. They w ere accom- panied by Roy Struebing who had a boat trip to Agnes ¿ 3 Beach last Sunday i , „ first tim e that most of had m ade the trip. a„a J enthusiastic about tho r especialb’ the • / , / ?°Se wh° made t included Mr. and m ' Lively. Mr. and Mrs Ah- i riff, Mr. and M b r don, Mrs. Missouri Vivian Hudson, Mrs. tse-d 'ey ahd daughter Mri , d n l ' j MrS Ber,ha Be,-,J Bernadine Steele and Mni ryn Reekman. Public (ten grapherl Ce al Buiidins ookings z MILDRED BŸRNE Notary Public On Highway 101—3 miles North of Brooki Ideal For Bulb Land or a Homesi X ALSO timber land sites PETE J. LESMEISTER AGSNi , Brookings—or George Eller J.J.Andr 2225 S. E. Ankeny Poi tland, 15, Ore YOU SH O U LD MAKE tfioore's Variety and A pparel Shop Y 0 U R tteadquru ters FOR ► SCHOOL CLOTHES fOR GIRLS Dresses Blouses Slacks Skirts Sw eaters ► fOR s o y s Jackets Cords Shirts Sw eaters Anklets We wish to extend our welcome t o Brookings of Hendrick’s F urniture Co., W ard's Clothing Store and Sm ith's D epartm ent Store. May yowl* coming to the com m unity help fu rth er to build this area ttt South- uw tem Oregon E V E R Y T H I N G in SCHO OL and O F F IC E S U P P L IE S Box 25: Brookins. Che tco Store Phone 41 Brookings, Oregon WILSON FREEMAN, Owner u u r is r, y r K WHEAT, per 100 pounds* ............... BARLEY, per s a c k ................. BARLEY, per sack HAIRY FEED, per s a c k ......................... \L (» (i MASH, per sack 2^LI A LI A MEAL, per sack.....................■’ - \ I n Wellman Famous Foods WELLMAN’S PEANUT BUTTE1 2-lb. j a r . . A ...................... * AS PAR AG I. S, No. 2 c a n ......... J; SUNSHINE CH EEZ-ITS....... T a . SPECIAL THIS WEEK I acific D ependable M atches (large boxes), per carton........ 1 Mellow West Cheese Per Pound . Supply is limited
