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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1952

Page

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American voters urged to overthrow what readers call a dictatorial government

A reader populist letter criticizes the Truman administration and the Pender ast machine arguing the United States is governed by elites not the people. The writer calls for using the ballot box to end perceived graft and over spending, warns of war policy manipulation, and urges Americans to reclaim sacred traditions through voting.

United States Harry Truman Washington, D. C United Nations MacArthur Korea Washington America Truman

Truman shocks audience with noncampaign stance at Jefferson Day

President Truman told a Washington audience at the Jefferson Day banquet that he would not seek the presidency in the November election. He urged support for a Democratic Congress, Senate, and governors while signaling he would influence the party’s nominee setup despite not running.

Harry S. Truman Washington, D. C Congress Senate Avention Rimaries Harry Bassador Mexico O'Dwyer Jefferson Quet

Spring Dollar Day Sparks Myrtle Point Bargains and Festivities

Merchants stage a city wide Spring Dollar Day with $180 in prizes in Myrtle Point. A 12 20 band concert by Arnold Melby’s high school group, a 2 pm free show at the Holland theatre, 3 09 prize awards, and an 8 pm square dance led by W L Reavis are planned at Oaks Pavilion on the Isle grounds.

Coos County Myrtle Point Oaks Pavilion Isle W. L. Reavis Coos Bay

Merchants of Myrtle Point Announce Dollar Day Prizes

Merchants will give away 180 worth of merchandise to shoppers next Saturday. Eleven tickets are issued to buyers of advertised Dollar Day Bargains up to 3 pm, with four tickets on each deal. Prizes awarded at 3 30 pm at Security Bank corner in downtown Myrtle Point. prizewinners must be present.

Myrtle Point Security Bank Corner

Churches of MP Unite in Holy Week Services

Holy Week will be observed in Myrtle Point with city churches holding services starting Monday led by Rev. Wilmier Briggs. A Thursday Communion at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Theodore Smith, and a Friday Good Friday service at the Methodist church led by Rev. Sink. Easter Sunday plans remain for each church to conduct its own service.

Churches of MP Unite Myrtle Point Wilmier Briggs Presbyterian Church Theodore Smith Methodiet Church Sink Saarch David Te

Resignations Shake High School Athletics Staff

Five staff members told the Myer at Halen High school board they resign. Beckham Athletics director leaves to Myrtle Point then Willamette valley. Lee Bunnell football coach departs for further education. Norine Nereis heme imetructer remains uncertain. G B Goddard superintendent seeks rapid replacements.

Myer Halen High Norine Nereis Hemeimetructer Myrtle Point Willamette Valley Lee Bunnell G. B. Goddard

Business and Professional Women Celebrate Third Anniversary

The Business and Professional Women’s Club marked its third anniversary with a Thursday banquet hosted by Theta chairman and club officers. A salute program followed with introductions and addresses by Mrs. Mabel Sour, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Ha, and other speakers including Johnsohn, Mast, Myers, Roeslow, Rauch, Schram, Sum erlin, Barklow, and several named guests.

Business & Professional Women Seales Mabel Sour Henderson Johnsohn Clitard Mast J. MM. Myers Enry Roeslow Harold Rauch Frank Schram T. G. Sumerlin Mabel Barklow Georgia Mae Moller Henderson Lena Warner Beulah Brown Florence Miller Emma Schneider

Dr Louis Wood to Speak at Coos Bay Democratic Meeting

The Coos Bay area Democratic Club hosts a 7 30 p m dinner meeting at the Coos Bay Motel on Thursday. Eugene Oregon congress candidate Dr Louis Wood, former University of Oregon economics professor, will be the guest speaker.

Coos Democra Central .Com O’conners Snipper Club Coos Bay Louig A ‘Wood Congress Eugene Ore Wood University of Oregon Eee

Wayne Simpson Dies of Heart Attack Found Dead

According to Chief G W McMullen of Coquille a telephone report says Wayne Simpson formerly at MirNe Hotel and recently at GC tale hotel was found dead in a room at the groqunlr home. Police cite an apparent heart attack as the cause. He had a sister in Long Beach Calif.

G W McMullen Coquille Wayne Simpson Ener Terk MirNe Te GC Tale Simpson Long Beach Calif

Dement, Dunn & Meldrum Form New Law Firm Name

The firm formerly Dement & Dunn changes its name to Dement Dunn & Meldrum effective April 1, 1982. Partners Wal lace Dement, Jack Dunn, and F C Meldrum join. Dement has practiced in Myrtle Point since 1923 and Meldrum since 1947. Offices stay in the Security Bank building.

Dement

Future Farmers Demonstrate Modern Farm Equipment Field Day

Myrtle Point High School FFA hosts a field day Friday April 4 near the Myrtle Point Sportsman Gun Club range to prepare a seven acre seedbed for ring barley. Equipment from Ferguson Tractor, Tower Motor Co, Lamb Co, Farm Industrial Equipment, Ally Chalmers, Ward and Lundy, Case Farm Machinery, John Deere, and Bill Bell Co will be shown. Public invited. refreshments served.

Myrtle Point High School FFA Myrtle Point Ferguson Tractor and Implement Company Jr Coquille Ferguson Tower Motor Co Coos Bay Ford J. A Lamb Co Coquille Farmall Farm and Industrial Equipment Co North Bend Ally Chalmers Ward and Lundy Implement Co John Deere Case Farm Machinery .Co Case Bill Bell and Co

Annual Pioneer Day at Presbyterian Church April 9

Mrs. William L. Bell presides as address giver and invocations mark Pioneer Day at the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday April 9. Mikado staged by local high school students under Arnold Melby. readings by Mrs. Bob Thompson. pantomime and comedy acts. The Gay Nineties Chorus with solos by Mrs. Alma Lett on ukulele. Numerous committee members listed for program, decorations, hostesses, tables, registration, transportation, corsages, gifts, invitations, and refreshments. an antique table will be an attraction.

William L. Bell Weenie A. Theo Smith D. D Hs Stientsh High School Arnold Melby Bob Thompson Chuck” Adams Coouille Myrtle Point Alma Lett L. A. LaFlamme Floyd Hall Ferris Laws Harold Wataling T. G. Sumeslin A. R. Davenport Ane Schroeder A. L. Powrie Lloyd Davenport Roserrett P. F. Bartlett Fred Gross George Price E. C.barker Henry Rossiow Verne Lundy Harold Watzling Ralph Kring C. S. Lehmanow E. O. Sempert Paul Breuer Walter J. Crim Paula Cook Ted Green Charles Porter Kenneth

Dollar Day Herald Drive At Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce and local merchants stage a Dollar Day promotion to boost Herald renewals and new subscriptions. Past events drew over 200 readers to renew or join, with subscriptions priced at $3.00 as the paper runs a citywide drive to attract the first and last customers.

Chamber of Commerce Myrtle Point Herald Reader Ellis

Coos County Cellar Day Bargain Subscriptions

List of renewals and new subscribers to be published next week for Coos county Cellar Day Bargain subscriptions. Subscriptions include renewals and new signups, with names forthcoming in the county notices.

Coos County

Myrtle Point Garden Store Announces Grand Opening

Myrtle Point garden store announces a grand opening event planned for next Saturday Dellar Day. Proprietor Jehan Levinson invites local residents to visit for shopping and demonstrations during the launch.

Myrtle Point Garden ‘Store Myrtle Point Garden Jehan Levinson Propriet

William Charles Wagner Dies in Salem at 76

Obituary notes William Charles Wagner 76 of Sedna died Monday in Salem. He had four sisters including Alice and Mrs. Chas. Mel Wagner of Myrtle Point. Further biographical details and funeral arrangements are not clear from the fragment.

William Charles Wagner Salem Eae Cee Wagner Sedna Selem Der Alice Chas Mel Wagner Myrtle Point

Voters Back Consolidation With High School Plan

The Rural School Board of Coos county met March 24 to review district budgets for 1952 53 and discuss consolidation of several districts for high school purposes. Canvassing showed support in Myrtle Point and Sitkum districts but mixed results elsewhere with a forthcoming hearing set for April 3 in Coquille to decide boundary changes and include former districts along the Coquille River.

Coos County Keith Leslie Co. P. A Union Shuh Myrtle Point Dora McKinley Sitkum Pleasant Hill McKin Jey Boundar Myrtle Point Union High Phi Coquille Arago Putway Base Hill Broadbent Court Room Court House

Finders Creepers thrills Myrtle Point juniors at play

About 300 to 400 people saw the Myrtle Point high school Junior class stage the mystery comedy Finders Creepers by Don ald Payton. Cast members included Monte Lund Clarence Winningham Winifred Van Doren Charlene Forrest Shirley Tobey and others. Director Alden Kittredge received a gift from the Juniors as the band performed between acts and Seniors were urged to enter a spring talent contest.

Myrtle Point High School Donald Payton Monte Lund Clarence Winningham Winifred van Doren Charlene Forrest Shirley Tobey Carol Chappell Kay Mast Bonnie Evans Gerald Davenport Joe Sinko Darlene Moore Harrison Bryant Genevieve Moore Ray Miller Alden Kittredge Acis Arnold Melby Myrtle Foint Crack ” T Kittredge Toert Okpete Ie Arama Claig Matey Aprita Ae Boone - Haberly Colleen Morris Stasi

Bobcats Open Track Season at Roseburg Friday

Bobcats travel to Roseburg for the season opener dual meet Friday night at 7 p m led by sprinter Rose Pinkley. The squad features a mix of veterans and freshmen with event leaders named across sprints, distance, hurdles, jumps, and throwing disciplines.

Bobcats Roseburg Pinkley Bobcat Rose Pinkley Meee

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George MR. Truman Narket Theta Ei Seleffens Comsanties Dare Dereon Ales Coeeee Business & Women a_cduips Louis Wood Demos N. B Dement & Dunn Dement, Dunn & Meldrum Wed H. S Margaret Sjostrom Rees Figen Keith Smith Dale Cota Earl Wilson Wayne Gilpatrick Bruce Whitaker Frank Crook Dan Gibbs Wayne Harry Larry Larsen Ernest Allen Pepper Baker Wayne Giipatrick Harvey McCall Dalle Cota David Haberly Harrison Bryant John Arnold Sonny Shulz Bob Richmond Sonny Shuls Dale Cota Clark Seno
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