Community groups plan May music week events
The Lions club and Rotary Club announce a united service on May 10 and a music program next Thursday at the high school. Performances include a high school band, a sextet of girls led by Doris John and Helen DeBoer, a women’s quintet, violin numbers, and piano accompaniment by Withemore. The public may attend with no charge. Music week observances will also be held at the Presbyterian church on May 10 at 8 p.m. with two numbers from each cooperating church and a brief talk by Rev. Jesse Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Rotary
United Service
Doris John- Helen
I DeBoer
Beverly Soaks
Beatrice Miller
Willa Beckett
Marion Finch
Eugene Tanner
Helen Austin
Zella
Beatrice Evans
H. T. Mitch
Fred Dallas
Tole
C. L. Church
Withelmore
Presbyterian Church
Jesse Johnson
Church of Christ
Golf at Gorell Hare Club With Melbwan Event Announced
Fay Delerpent and Louis Melbwan will play at the Gorell Hare Club course in the quille Valley with the event announced for next Monday at the Norway clubhouse. Pete Norton presides. Weather delays slowed spring activity but golfers are urged to return to the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Delerpent
Gorell
Quille Valley
Louis Melbwan
Norway
Pete Norton
Hospital Notes From Myrtle Point And Nearby Towns
Medical brief lists patients treated last week at Mast Hospital including Anne Cooper on April 17 and H E Hollenbeck with leg injury. Names from Powers and Bridge area noted among inpatients and recent admissions. A move to Ophir for Mrs Joe Whodrew is recorded as her husband works in trucking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Cooper
H. E. Hollenbeck
Power
Charles McCracken
Myrtle Point
Jimmy Uessier
Casper Gasner
Jimson
Louis Miller
Alice Harrington
Powers
Don Warner
McKinley
J. L. Jewett
Ophir
Joe Whodrew
Social calendar highlights and club notices
Community clubs, meetings and a Califoria wedding dominate the week. Women’s groups including Pioneer DGF, Book Review, Kitle, Past Matrons, and St Mark’s Guild hold events while Myrtle Point hosts the NOR convention June 1 with officers named and plans underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Dgf
Eee Coher
Merry
Mitchel ‘Myers
Ralph Whitaker
Kari Dement
Kitle
L. McKay
Fensler Family Has Three Sons In U S Service
The Clarke Fensler family now of Tule Lake California has three sons serving in the U S military. Robert W. Fensler is a lieutenant and aviation instructor at Lake Field Arizona. Jack Fensler serves as a private in the air corps at Charleston South Carolina. Richard L. Fensler attends a naval technicians school at Great Lakes. Clarke Fensler chairs Tule Lake civilian defense council and is a World War I veteran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Fensler
Klamath Falls
Fenalera
Tule Lake
California
Robert W
Air Corps
Lake Field
Arizona
Jack
Charleston
Richard L
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Myrtle Point High School Victory Carnival Nets 348 Dollars
The Myrtle Point High School Victory Carnival raised 348.54 dollars in gross receipts with about 250 dollars in profit. The event, held Friday evening in the high school gym, featured concessions games of chance and programs after patriotic decorations and a boat‑themed stage. Lee Powell chaired the event with Harry Brown of the Letterman's Club assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High School
Lee Powell
Harry Brown
Letterman’s Club
Former Local Girl Weds Portland Man
Dorothy L. Bowers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bowers of Myrtle Point, married Marion F. Davis of Portland Wednesday at the Christian church in Eugene. The couple's reception followed at the Eugene hotel with a wedding cake cutting before they depart for Seattle and eastern Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Christian Church
Eugene
Dorothy L. Bowers
R. C.bowers
Myrtle Point
Marion F. Davis
W. G. Baker
Los Angeles
Calif
L B McMonagie
District 41 at Myrtle amid long arrears stall payments
The notice describes unpaid warrants and district funding issues, noting past payments and a cash basis approach. It references District 41, Myrtle, and general past due balances, with unclear dates and names due to damaged text.
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Rondh
Cand “Bey
Rowsh
Ja A
Han O
Tebe
AL Joleen
Andrea Leeds
Kezegs
Myrtle Hotel
Bishop Studio
Marshfield
June Neal
Lars Gisholt
Roy Rhule
W W Rhule
Hughes
GUILD
Frank Freeman
St. Mark’s Episcopal Guild
John Felsher
Chris Nelson
Emma Lowe
Harry Dement
R. H. Lemon
Austin Dodge
Ernest Luthy
A. L. Powrie
Freeman
Lemon
KLUB
K Klub
L. McRay
Marlin Evans
McRay
Club
E. C. Barker
T G. Sumerlin
Floyd Summers
L. A. LaFlamm
Laird Home
P. W. Laird
Clare Lehmy
Howard Whitaker
Maroki van Alstein
BeHoni
John Arnold
G. L. McKay
Wire
Ernest
Irs
A.hinga
Ralph Ksing
Exton i Demerit
Camsra
Attenoon
Coe
Myrtle Camp R. N. A
Grang,hall
Harland. Monttgomery
May Logan
Myrt le Grange
Ray Waterman
Eleanor Young
St. Ann’s Altar Society
Frank Young
Parrish Hall
City
T. P Haberly
Ned Group
Young Ome
Ictogan Club
Nevill Haute
Chas. Wooldridge
L. P. Linn
T. G. Sumerlin
Bert Pearson
L. A. Etee
Mi Jantsat Sh Scabs
Geange
Hell New Wedmeaday
Terneda
Mary Crees
Wm. Sell
Presiden Presidente
Fer
Thas
Bishop’s Studio
Myrtle
Fensler
U.S
Myrtle Pele Teat
Shan m
Myrtle Cafe
Taty’s Beauty Shop
Sempert’s
Candlewick
Ein ‘Beta Ae
Myers Clinay
Bray Batay Reg Ta
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