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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1956

Page

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Ladies Senators Then And Now A Marble Room Tale

A junior high student asks how a Senate page would be treated by women in Congress. The essay recalls Hattie Carraway the first female senator and the controversy over funding a marble ladies room on the Senate floor, which failed in Appropriations. It notes women's precarious internal position despite political gains.

Linvingston N. J Senate Barbara Craig Arkansas Hattie Carraway Washington de Carter Glasé Nienae Treasury Lynchburg

Political Big Wigs to Attend Coos County Fair Program

Oregon Senate candidates Wayne Morse and Douglas McKay will participate in Coos County Fair events Friday August 17. Morse plans 4 to 6 p m fairgrounds then a 7 p m dinner in Coos Bay and an 8 p m rally at Marshfield high school. McKay spends the day in Myrtle Point. Both will use separate rest booths. fair week activities also include final fair preparations at Anglers Cafe and a 45th annual fair August 16–19 with entry day August 15.

Morse McKay Sue Marshfield High School Harold Clarno Myrtle Point Fair Grounds Clarno Coos County Fair Anglers’ Cafe Herald Ray Barkhurst George Klein Coos County

Bread Baking Contest At Coos County Fair Attracts Unusual Interest

Prize offerings for the annual Coos County Fair bread baking contest exceed previous years with seven winners to be crowned queen and six princesses. Local sponsors include Crown Mills, Fisher Milling, White Satin Sugar, General Mills, and others providing flour, sugar, yeast samples, and merchandise prizes. Ada Thommen chairs the awards committee, noting daily prize offers and multiple sponsors from Portland and Seattle areas.

Coos County Chuck's Flower Basket Farr’s of Coquille Crown Mills Fleischmann’ S Fisher Milling Company White Satin Sugar Company General Mills Crown Mills of Portland Seattle Wash Ada Thommen Betty Crocker E. D. Tnto General M Company J. L. Smith Fair Board

Daily Vacation Bible School Program to Be Presented Friday

The Inter church Fellowship Daily Vacation Bible School closes with a program Friday at 7 30 p m in the Christian church. Public is invited to attend. On Sunday evening August 5 union services resume at 8 p m in the Christian church with Rev Leé Miller of the Church of the Brethren delivering the talk Drink The Great Deceiver.

Interchurch Fellowship Christian Church Leé Miller Church of the Brethren

Janitzio Island Relic Immersed in Dark Ages Isolation

Reporter visits Janitzio Island in Lake Patzcuaro to document Tarascan people who live cut off from civilization. They fish locally and transport by boat to market, never marry outside islander community, and have kept customs for generations. Continued on Page Two.

Janitzio Island Mexico Janitzio Lake Patxecuara Mexi

Youth Recreation Schedule For Coming Week

The column lists daily activities for August including Pee Wee Baseball, basketball, girls softball and senior social nights. Highlights: games 5 to 7 pm on multiple days, with special events such as scout night and junior activity night. A note mentions Pee Wee game at Bandon and a past July 24 game results for American Legion and Lions Club.

Bandon American Legion Methodist Ray Mast Ron Martin Dee Greer Lions Club

Attorney Joins Belloni Engelgau Jones Firm in Coos Bay

Robert E. Jones, former Assistant Attorney General and State Industrial Accident Commission trial attorney, joins Belloni Engelgau Jones as partner. The firm opens an office at 202 Gebhart Building in Coos Bay, with Jones maintaining a raco office there after August 1 1956.

Belinoi & Engelgau Robert E. Jones Haseen Belloni, Engelgau Jones Gebhart Building Coos Bay Jones State Industrial Accident Commission Legal Department of the Commission Coos County Insurance

Calf Scramble at Coos County Fair Draws Local Youths

Calf scramble promises to be a highlight of the 1956 Coos County Fair with 18 to 24 youths entering to guide prize calves into the arena. Participants must be 4-H or FFA members and plan to show their calves next year, with applications via advisors. A lamb scramble for girls ages 10 to 15 is also on the schedule.

Coos County Ross Jim FFA Emy

Saddle Club to Reveal Coos Co Fair Parade Details

Coos Curry Shrine club Hilah Temple band and Drum and Bugle Corp from Gold Beach prepare to march in the Saddle club parade. Parade chairs named for Commercial Fraternal Children Horses sections with many more entries expected from Coos Curry Hounds Assn American Legion Royal Neighbors Boy Scouts FFA FHA 4 H and Pee Wee Baseball. Contact Mrs Richard McCuskey to enter.

Saddle Club Saddle Club Parade Committee Henry A. Schroeer al Cupinsky Virgil Halter Adrian Halter Richard McCuskey

Fire Destroys Perry Home on McKinley Route

A fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Perry near the Youth Camp on McKinley route late Saturday midnight. Mrs Perry woke to what seemed like an explosion while her husband and two young sons were away fishing. The daughter was elsewhere. Faulty wiring is presumed the cause. Neighbors housed Mrs Perry for the night and later secured a furnished apartment. The Perrys rented the Coquille farm home of Mr McCarthy. Heeren Linn Insurance covered part of the Perry furniture. Mr Perry works for Coos Bay Lumber Co.

Glen Perry McKinley Route Perry McCarthy Coquille Heeren & Linn Perry Furniture Coos Bay

Wilberger Leads Northwest Golf in Southpaw Showdown

Ervin Wilberger, a left handed entrant, played 36 holes at Teena Bid for the Pacific Mineet’s Golf Tournament. He finished five under the overall winner after shooting 144 for 36 holes while Jane Walters of Tacoma posted 190 to claim the top score of the event.

Erv Wilberge Spring Ha Cap Sol Cacuiile Valey Golf el Ae Pce Pacific Mineet Teena Bid Nished Jane Walters Tacoma Ervin Erv. Shot & Soe Eyerace Wits Ine Ibca i

Sportsmen to Hold Trap Shoot Friday Evening

The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club announces a trapshoot Friday at 8 o'clock at the grounds. All shooters are urged to attend. Ammunition and cats can be obtained on the grounds.

Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club

Couple Vacationing Aboard the Rogue at Schroeder Cabin

Mr and Mrs Jo Schilling spent several days last week vacationing on the Rogue. They occupied the Schroeder summer cabin during their trip.

Jo Schilling Rogue Schroeder

Pacific Power unveils 5 million program for Northwest

Pacific Power and Light announces a five million dollar program to expand river projects and add a new generator for peaking capacity in the Northwest. President Paul Meee of Pacific Power discusses the project while noting a large generator from General Electric will supply the area.

Pacific Power & Light Co Northwest Pacific Power Light Paul B. Meee Ee Pacific Anei General Electric

Schroeder Urges Youth Entry in Lamb and Calf Scrambles

Calf and lamb scramble applications for the 1956 Coos County Fair are issued by Walter G. Schroeder county extension agent. 14-H and F.F.A. boys ages 13 to 18 may enter the calf scramble for a Hereford heifer calf, while youths age 10 to 15 may enter the lamb scramble for ewe lambs. All girls may enter, regardless of 4-H membership. Applications are available from F.F.A. advisors Ken Crow and Leonard Kokes and the county extension offices.

Coos County Walter G. Schroeder F.F.A Irls Ken Crow Leonard Kokes Leadrh County Extension Ofces

Obituary: Claud Giles Promické Coes Attorney Dies

Claud Giles a prominent Coos county attorney died of a heart attack on July 27 while fishing on the Sixes River. Funeral services were held at Mills Mortuary in Coos Bay with O W Payne officiating. Mr Giles had lived in Cros county all his life and practiced law in Myrtle Point and Coos Bay. He was a veteran and is survived by his wife and one daughter, Mrs.

Claud Giles Coes County Cack Sey Myrtle Sixes Mills Mortuary Cooset Ao. W. Payne Sunset Memorial Cemetery Giles Cros County Myrtle Point Wallace Cement Fa Coos Ears Coos Bay Hie Lols

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