Senior Class Presents Three One Act Comedies
The Union High School senior class stages three comedies on Friday May 6 titled Not Quite Such a Goose We inies for Wednesday and A Wedding Cast includes Albert Bell Sylvia Doll Dolores Belloni and others Admission is low tickets go on sale April 21 from cast members and directors Miss Alice Alverdov and Miss Grace Mary Linn.
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Union High School
Albert Bell
Albert
Mrs Jielt
Fllen Munroe
Cecil Barker
Sylvia Doll
June Baker
Philip Fick
Robert Steete
Hazel Henderson
Dolores Belloni
Waiites
Mr Foster
Herbert Strong
Mre Foster
Marian Foster
Janet Martin
Jock Foster
James Crowley
Madame Destinell
Joanne Parrott
Boblynn Hoover
Cec Barker
Leonard Shelton
Alice Billie Lund
Miss Grayson
Selma Joti
Grayson
Kenneth Button
Mrs Tisdale
Joanne Perrott
Alice Alverdov
Grace Mary Linn
Preschool Clinic Health Club Aims For County Wide Work
The Coos County Health association met at Mrs P W Laird's home on Roseburg road to discuss the county wide clinic program for children entering school in the fall. Leaders from Portland and Coos County spoke on the clinic's benefits and the literature available to local health associations. Community chairmen were appointed to organize efforts across Coos County and a luncheon in Marshfield honored key contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos
Mos Dunbar
Conn
Eyaq Billmeyer
Mra Flood
Opeda
Marshfield
Albert H Powera, Jr
Powers
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Mary Billmeyer
S. W Nicholson
North Bend
Woman's Club
P W Laird
Marguerite Laird
Myrtle Point
W Lundy
Rood
Coos River
E. ¥. Lucas
Bandon
R. A. Wernick
Coquille
A. B. Peacock
Alice Douglas
North
West Point Chief Poeut Kol Mimeon Buckner Officer
A garbled OCR passage notes West Point contacts involving Colonel Buckner and Lieutenant Colonel Buckner Sara Daetoher in connection with the Army War College and a long tenure in Washington. The text references Kentucky ties and a senior executive officer role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimeon O Kuckner
Kentucky
Army War College
Omy
Unitef States
Aubury Academy
West Cecrbiet
Buckner Sara Daetoher
Washington
Driver Injured In Auto Accident Enroute To Ash Street
A Coquille area crash at noon Friday left Clay Button with a head wound and a cracked rib after his Star convertible skidded about 1000 feet and hit a bank. An observing motorist saw him lose consciousness after the turn toward Norway schoolhouse. Button was treated at Mast Hospital and released home later that afternoon. the car was too badly damaged to repair.
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Coquille
Clay Button
Norway Schoolhouw
Parerment
Button
Mast Hospital
Om Ashtreet
Visitors Feted Carter Family on Spring Vacation
Mr and Mrs Shirley Carter of McMinnville visited Myrtle Point, staying with friends and relatives. Carter Jr. will graduate in June from Centralia College with a business administration program. The trip continued with dinners and all day visits on Johns Creek before heading toward Glendale via the east highway and Smith River canyon road.
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Shirley Carter
McMinnville
Myrtle Point
Vacaïen
G Sumertin Younn Carter
Cintiela College
Carters
Tucefay
Raleigh Greene
Johns Creek
Miro
Elbert Schroeder
Glendale
East
Smith River
Anven Road
Car
J W Carlson
Glen
Relief Work Fair at Myrtle Point City Hall Opens
Lawrence Rochioff of the Oregon State Relief Committee announces applications for general relief work and a new forest project. Forest jobs are limited to single men aged 18 to 25 with dependents. others may register. Applications should be filed promptly.
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Lawrence Rochioff
Oregon State Relief Committee
Myrtle Point
Rackleff
Grangers Enjoy Varied Program
Myrtle Grange met Tuesday night at 3ebroeder hon and enjoyed a splendid program. Miss Jeanne Perrott gave the reading she prepared for the declamatory contest and judging from the presentation she should win. Herman Nelson played two numbers on his steel guitar and a group from Norway staged a clever pantomime.
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Myrtle Grange
Jeanne Perrott
Herman Nelson
Norway
County Dentists To Meet Tonight
The Southwestern Oregon District Dental Society holds a dinner meeting in Coquille at the Coquille Hotel at 6 30 tonight. Dr. L L Sumerlin will attend from Myrtle Point.
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Southwestern Oregon District Dental Society
Coquille
Coquille Hotel
L. L. Sumerlin
Myrtle Point
Vancouver Pastor Plans Visit Amid City Engagements
A Vancouver pastor outlines travel and visit plans stating he will meet friends and relatives during a two week period. No further verifiable details are clear due to fragmented text.
Last Day To Apply For Crop Loan April 24
The article reminds farmers to apply for Crop Production Loan Office funds by April 24 to ensure timely processing. Applications for loans from $25 to $300 must be mailed by April 25 to Minneapolis, with final review by the county committee in Coquille and local offices providing forms and assistance.
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H. T Pankey
Coquills
Wang
Minneapolis
United States Department of Agriculture
Pankey
Chamber Endorses Community Day Plans Discussed
At a Monday chamber meeting in Marshfield George Chan expressed disappointment and a lively session followed. Elmer Russell urged attention to lumbering trade and packaging, while Lions Club Community Day and a Flower Show with the Lions were outlined. Henry Schroeder described Garden Club efforts to support the show for April 29.
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George Chan
Marshfield
Chamber of Cemwee
Jesse Clinton
Elmer Russell
Fie
County Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Chamber Commerce
Henry Schroeder
Garden Club
Lions Com
Illness Strikes Local Resident Williams After Severe Heart Attack
W W Williams, residing near the depot, is critically ill with heart trouble and age related complications. He suffered a very severe heart attack Monday night and had not fully rallied at press time.
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W W Williams
Pioneer Day Observed By Woman's Club Monday
The seventh annual Pioneer Day will be held Monday April 24 in the Presbyterian church parlors. Committee members Mrs Henry Schroeder and Mrs W E Lewellen oversee prizes for oldest man oldest woman and longest married couple. Draws for remaining prizes and refreshments will follow with Mrs Frank Hazelwood as committee chair.
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Presbyterian Church
Henry Schroeder
W E. Lewellen
Thoee
Prac
All Pioneers
Mra
Frank Hazelwood
Eight Months Term Talked For Schools
County high school boards meeting in Coquille discussed shortening the school year to eight months. Delegations from North Bend Lakeside Marshfield Riverton Bandon Bridge Myrtle Point Powers Broadbent and Coquille attended. The Smith Hughes course was highlighted as essential to Myrtle Point.
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Ralph Moore
Bandon
Coquille
North Bend
Lakeside
Marshfield
Riverton
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Powers
Broadbent
Milne
Smith-Hughes
Paul Breuer
Fred True
L. P. Linn
Floyd Pers
Mabel Barklow
Lions to Discuss Community Day Event Tonight
A Lions Club meeting at 6 30 tonight at the Jack and Jill Surpriser will cover the Community Day program plans. The event aims to boost district unity and local business with afternoon and evening entertainment, a dance, prize drawings, and free tickets from merchants.
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Myrtle Point
Garden Club Announces Flower Show For April 29
The Myrtle Point Garden Club schedules a flower show for Saturday April 29 open to nonmembers. Entries cover tulips anemones wild and garden flowers with ribbons for first and second prizes. Judges will be from out of town. exhibitors must supply their own containers and arrangements. The show aims to feature wild flowers and local blooms. For details contact president Henry Schroeder and committee members Mrs C E Huling Mrs E V Ostrander and Mrs Launcelot La Flamme. The club also plans a meeting next Tuesday at Schroeder home with program chair Charles Rackleff.
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Garden Club
the Herald
E. V Ostrander
Launcelot la Flamme
Myrtle Point Garden Club
Henry Schroeder
Charles Rackleff
Oregon Driver License Fees to Double After June
Oregon motorists face a fee hike, with licenses rising to one dollar after June 9. Renewals before June 8 save money and avoid rush. A new law requires all pre July 1931 licenses to expire September 1 and renew every two years, affecting about 400 000 drivers. Secretary Hal E Hoss urges obtaining an exam schedule and Motorist's Manual from the Herald or his office.
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Leenses
Brice
Hal E. Hoss
Oregon
Oregon Motorist
Hoss
Herald
Mrs Catharine Strong in Serious Condition at 88
Mrs Catharine Strong of Railroad avenue is in very serious condition this week with heart trouble and complications. At age 88 she faces natural-age complications and was very low at press time.
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Mra Catharine Strong
Railroad Avenue
North Fork Home Razed By Fire
A six room two story house near Myrtle Point on Gravelford road belonging to Bill Stevens was burned Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Stevens were away in Coquille at seven o'clock. At nine o'clock L Bingham and wife saw the flames and alerted Myrtle Point Fire Department but the house was destroyed. The blaze did not reach the garage and drove no further across the road. Stevens had beauty vector equipment in the home at the time. Insurance with
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Myrtle Point
Gravelford
Bill Stevens
Stevens
Coquille
L. Bingham
Wed at Roseburg Bride Adelia Gudmundson Weds Harold Crawford
A simple ceremony in Roseburg Saturday, Judge Hamilton officiated as Adelia Gudmundson and Harold Crawford united in marriage. Both reside in North Bend. Crawford manages relief work there and they plan to live in North Bend.
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Adelia Gudmundson
Harold Crawford
Roseburg
Hamilton
Douglas County
North Bend
J. H Myers
Myrtle Point
Tenn Robison
Arago
Walter Rhule
Roesburg
Rhule
Crawford
Postmistress For Gaylord Named In Anticipation Of Lease Expiration
The Gaylord post office will move as the Leonard L Strong property lease ends. Ida Medlock resigned last November and Mrs Leslie Strong sought renewal but failed. On Tuesday Washington appointed Lucy Palmer as postmistress. She plans a new building near the Garrison Hayes ranch across from the schoolhouse and will take over May 1 with local men to start construction.
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Leonard L. Strong
Gaylord
Ida Medlock
Leslie Strong
Lucy Palmer
Washington, D. C
Ofer
Is Presen
Garrison Hayes Ranch
Letter From Cousin Describes Customs In Japan
Miss Melba Myers receives 17 day letters from Delmar Brown of Santa Ana California teaching at Kanazawa University Japan. Brown, a Stanford graduate, reports a paid salary with rent for a furnished house and a salaried cook and stenographer. He mentions an anticipated five weeks vacation.
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Melba Myers
Myrtle Point
Delmar Brown
Santa Ana
California
Kanazawa
Japan
Brown
Stanford University
Myrtle Point City Council Names New Officials
Myrtle Point city council approves Ralph D. Kring as mayor and Pete W. Culver as chief deputy, with Wallace B. Dement named city attorney. The council also confirms earlier appointments, approves minor license matters, and redirect theater license fees after a busy session.
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Myrtle Point
Ralph
D. Kring
Joan Kring
Wayer
Pete W. Culver
Myrtle Print
Pete
Culver
Mayee
Joe Laird
Wallace B. Dement
Wise
R. Harrison Mast
Paisee
G. A. Siesgisen
Lawrence Rackleff
Sion
Council
Wes
Eeuccil
Railroad Culvert Work Aims at City Underpass Plan
Southern Pacific Railroad plans culvert installation under city streets as officials seek to enable drainage and prevent flooding. The project involves municipal coordination and potential traffic adjustments during construction.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Retirements, finances, and quirky 32 talk in a small town
The country editor cites 30 years of newspaper work and a $100,000 nest egg, aided by a $90,906 uncle inheritance, while locals joke about the number 32 in jokes, gadgets, and weather. Other musings touch on fishing plans, dental woes, and odd observations from daily life.
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Aim
Naw
West Point
Resistrar
Grangers
Vancouver
Rey
Wingen
Amala
Willy Visi
McAtee
Qaha
Chamber
JAES
Jet ME
Thomas J. Mooney
San Francisco
Louis H. Ward
Mooney
North Fork
Faye
Erie
Ken Cutler
Bill Landy
Henry Schreeder
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