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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1946)
:nAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1946 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON --- Womens club will hold a county- m eeting next Monday, Sept 30 at 1:00 p. m. with a no-host lunch eon at W hite Rock Cafe. County- President. Ellen Estes will pre TH RIVER — Traffic Offi- side at the business session. Spe reedom Plaisted was called cial guests will be State President area. Sunday morning at Mrs Benjamin W arner and dis then a jeep with five men trict president. Mrs. M artin Ne and Sam Critser as driver, w-all. north at high rate of speed Mr. and Mrs. Palm er Westbrook to make the turn at the are the parents of a 6 lb. 7 ’2 oz. Store, and hit the brick son, born Sunday evening. Sept. the Coffee Shop, occupied 22, at Knapp hospital. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dris- and Mrs Harry Brown, of the occupants w e r e kell of Brookings, and Mrs. May 0 out on the highway. The | W estbrook of Smith River The nerturned twice, and lan d e d . great-grandm other is Mrs. Eddie down in the alley between W estbrook. q ? building and the Coffee with three pinned beneath. Miller of Crescent City was and administered first aid. hree most seriously injured taken to the hospital. The the car. it is said, w ere T h e first regular September influence of liquor, and m eeting of Chetco Grange was en driving about tow-n dur- held Friday evening. An invitation ? dance Saturday evening, from Lake Earl Grange, to a t had been at Fort Dick he- tend their booster night. Friday, ihe accident. Sept. 27. was received and over 20 members plan to attend. Hazel Hendry, chairman of the home economics committee, ask ladies aid society held its ed members to leave clean rags r - ting after vacation last at the H arbor postoffice, for use in ny afternoon. Eleanor Lay- keeping the hall clean. Dancing was enjoyed after the president, was in charge of siness session. Several im- meeting, with members also en h’ matter^ were cared for. joying the pot luck lunch served These injectors are very accur were made for Rally Day about 11 o’clock. ate and rugged in construction, to be held Oct. 13 at the and the metals and m aterials used A' the close of the dfternoon are such that they will w ithstand ■hes and coffee were serv- tht re-action of all chemicals used Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lorenzen in soil fumigation, insecticides or Mrs. Eddie W estbrook and of Dayton were brief visitors in weed control. When propertly c a r ¡Henrietta Woodruff, t Earl Grange held its reg- this area, Tuesday. Married Sun ed for these injectors will give neeting last Thursday eve- day afternoon they were en route the owner many, many years of nth Overseer Ray Robinson 1 to California on their honeymoon. satisfactory use. ing. Several applications for Mrs. Lorenzen, for six years, was »ership were voted and ac- assistant cashier of the Bank of , £ The first and second de Amity. Mr. Lorenzen is associated I Battery and Portable will be given a class next with his father in flow-er raising M ark Wood, who is in ch a rg e , ’■z, October 3. Mr. and Mrs. Pennell were elected alte r- of the monthly traffic count for to the state Grange con- the state highway commission, re Rubber Tired fcr to l -•* held at San Diego, ports that the count went dow-n I 5 to IS. Refreshm ents of in September, but that the largest earn an,! cookies w ere serv- count ever known for one hour, he hall at the close of the t o o k place during the 24-hour- Metal Ballbearing count last week when 18SS cars • '•tt Layman has made res- and trucks were counted, with the ■ I rkeley for the foot- highest hourly count being 25S f- n:e Saturday betw-een Uni- of th at amount. M r s. Kenneth Payne arrived f Wisconsin and Univer- <■ alifornia. Mr. Laym an is Monday evening from Albany tor Three-Heat a short visit with the Payne fam- -mnus of Wisconsin. Norte County Federation of ilv here. 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