Society Notes and Club News Highlights Local Events
The Business and Professional Woman's club held a dinner meeting at Myrtle Hotel with President Mrs Win Downing and delegate reports from the National BP convention in San Francisco. Proceeds from a sale netted about $3500. McKinley Grange discussed new members and upcoming talent show participation. The Junior Women's club elected Mrs George McDonald president, and a surprise birthday party honored Ervin Wilberger at the Dalrymple home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Myrtle Hotel
Mre Win Downing
San Francoisco
Mra. Downing
Mra
J M Myors
John Belloni
Downing
McKinley Grange
Harry Mast
The
Grange
Coos County
Home Economics’ Club
Home Economics Club
George McDonald
Ervin Wilberger
Wilson Dalrymple
Coquille
Earl Roush
LaVarre Ramev
Fred Miller
Gaylord Wilberger
Nancy Miller
Katherine Fetch
Myrtle Point
Leslie Miller
First Class Auto and Fender Repairing Ad
Advertisement for auto repair and painting services featuring First Class Auto and Fender Repairing Auto Glass for all cars and trucks located two blocks east of Mast Hospital at 382 Myrtle Phone.
Jobs Daughters Coquille Entertain State Officers
Mrs Ben Holverstott hosted Trudy Holverstott’s fifth birthday with cake ice cream punch and gifts. Guests included family friends from Sharon Kansas and local residents. A separate bridge party at L LaFlamme home featured several couples and a dessert course. Una Rebekah lodge hosts and picnics noted with potluck meals swimming and games.
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Mra
Ben Holverstott
Trudy
Guenats
Marcia
Richard Lila Faye
Jerry Phillips
Dennis
Marcia Jane Huntley
Treva Holverstatt
Keith Holverstatt
Cal Gant
Fred Zvolanek
Sharon
Kansas
Non High School Board Meeting Set in Coquille August 14
The Coquille county non high school board will meet August 14 in the county court room to receive bids for transportation routes and discuss details to complete the upcoming school year. Teachers in Coos county will gather August 31 and September 1 for a pre school and elementary program with plans led by Ray Hunsaker Wayne Smith Martha Mulkey Purdy and county superintendent.
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Coquille
Neon-High School Board of
Coes County
Reutes
Delmar-Coes
Rees & Catching Inlet
Coen
Bay
McKinley
Myrtle Point
Fairview-Coquille
Scheel
Coos County
Aille
Ray Hunsaker
Wayne Smith
Martha Mulkey Purdy
Rumors across West include local politics and oddities
Portland considers Dotty Do-Good to a higher post as Walter Tooze nears the supreme bench while foes hope for a cleaner City Hall. In Idaho Daniel Boonis traces generations, and Washington farmers test electric hay drying to save time. Seattle rattled by Boeing saucer cups rumor amid Honolulu chatter.
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Portland
Ore
City Hall
Dotty Do
July Biggest Month for Fines in Recorder's Court
July was the busiest month for fines in Myrtle Point as City Recorder C P Moore notes 22 arrests by the Myrtle Point Police for drunkenness. Record shows Edwin Franke $27.50 July 29 for drunk and disorderly. Manual Sutphin $27.80. Tony Blankenship $37.50. Ledford Sutphin $27.30. July 30 Henry Hendricks $27.80 for drunkenness.
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City Recorder
C. P Moore
Myrtle Point
Recorder
Edwin Franke
Manual Sutphin
Tony Blankenship
Ledford Sutphin
Henry Hendricks
Hospital Admittances List Readers Largely From Coquille Area
A hospital notice lists admissions including Nellie Lewis Ernest Hau meister Melvin Wilson Thomas Guinn Cleo J Sewards Powers C F Forsyth Homer Town send Ella Hocken berry Frank Schwartz Wayne Nelson Carol Wilson I r a n King E M Griffin Myrtle Point Marion Johnson Ara O Leslie Brown Mary Imon Bridge Rt Myrtle Point Raymond Wiseman Broadbent Irene Burr W M Brown George Laird Richard Walker Phillip Barrette N A Noble Coquille Sam Keetz Fairview Rt Coquille Homer Townsend Remote
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Nellie Lewis
Ernest Haumeister
Melvin Wilson
Thomas Guinn
Cleo J Sewards
Powers
C F. Forsyth
Homer Townsend
Ella Hockenberry
Frank Schwartz
Wayne Nelson
Carol Wilson
Iran King
E. M Griffin
Myrtle Point
Marion Johnson
Ara
Leslie Brown
Fourmile
Mary Imon
Bridge Rt
Raymond Wiseman
Broadbent
Irene Burr
W M Brown
George
Future neighbors and a Hawaii education vacation scheme
A Hawaiian food packer Howard Last week planned a publicity stunt with the future homemakers of fae gebog. A Pan Am clipper brought land grant college coeds to Honolulu for an education vacation at the University of Hawaii earning academic credits. In Oregon the Hunter's choice season was revised with open areas and bag limits for Valley quail and band tailed pigeons updated.
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Howard
Fae Gebog
Island
Peepee
Speduce
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
High Desert
Bend
Hi River
Oregon
Cow Creek
Douglas
Ross Takes Manager Role at Schroeder Furniture Store
W S Ross of Los Angeles has joined Henry Schroeder & Sons Furniture in Myrtle Point as assistant manager after buying in the San Francisco market. A seasoned furniture man with prior work in Los Angeles stores, he previously lived in Coos Bay and Coquille. He and his wife and children will stay with Mrs. Erickson in North Bend until he finds a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S Ross
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Schroeder & Sons
Myrtle Point
San Francisco
Mr Rosas
Coos County
Coos Bay
Coquille
Opening of Deer Season Changed To September 30
PORTLAND Ore July 31 Special Opening day of the 1950 deer season was moved forward from October 1 to September 30 by the Oregon state game commission at a meeting Saturday at which final hunting regulations were adopted Officials explained the deer date was changed to make opening day fall on Saturday thereby allowing three weekends of gen
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Portland
Ore
Oregon State Game Commission
Carl Is Named Oregon Milk Aid
Kenneth E. Carl of Salem was appointed assistant state milk marketing administrator, effective August 15. The selection was announced by Fred Cockell of Milwaukie after a closed board session. Carl, a Coos County native and Oregon State College graduate, has been a vocational agriculture teacher and dairy plant quality control supervisor. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Carl of Asago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Carl
Salem
Carl
Fred Cockell Milwaukie
State Board of Agriculture
Cockell
Tom Ohisen
Coos County
Oregon State
Iee
John Carl
Asago
Labor unions thrive under Taft Act says Dubinsky
David Dubinsky reports at the 50th convention that the ILGWU has grown to about 426 000 members with 58 000 new members in three years. He touts financial strength across affiliates and gains in welfare programs such as paid vacations and insurance while dismissing claims of slave labor.
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LIGWU
Duunion
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Mas
Mall ‘Society
BPW Club
Ray Neugarts
Curtis Beckham
Ray Harris
Dale Bunnell
Gareth Goddard
Arnold Hildebrandt
Mias Reta Olson
Eagle Paint
Eugarts
Paul Franzen
Pichic
Marlin Evans
E. J Hartzell
Earl Breuer
Jock Cornett
Man Franzen
Trudy Holverstott
Iparnty
Clarence Fisr
Clarence
Tall
X Klub
Laplamme
L. A. LaFlamme
K Klub
E. C Barker
Henry Rosslow
Oliver Myers
Ralph Kring
Ted Green
Gordon MacKerrow
Ora Wellman
Andhostess
LaFlammne
George Linn
Jack Dunn
Harold Stemmier
Elden Brodie
Ray Neugart
Esther Belt
John Heeren
Oecar Ostholm
Conpare
Robesters
Coquiti
Ada Moore
Flentge Perkins
John Belloal
NOBLE
Hoffman Grove
Una Rebekah Lodge
Howard Rackleff
Ralph Rackleff
Lyman Rackleff
Jim Mahaffey
Ellis Lewis
Bert Pearson
Simming
Rebekahs
Mold
Una Rebekah Lodge l
Mrs. Oliver Myers
Henry Rosslaw
Tom Guerin
Miss McGraw
Oakland
Clarkston
Idaho
Daniel Boonis
Boone
Daniel
Goldendale
Bill Hornibrook
Seattle
Boeing
Quinn
Recorder's Court
Myrtle Hotel Coffee Shop
Ralph L. Riesberg
Cool Bay Tire Service
Reginald Gardingr
Victor Mature
Betty Grable
20Th Century-Fou
Wabash Avenue
Technicolor
Hiland Theatre
W. S. Ross
Schroeder Furn
Oregon Milk Aid
Maer
Orecon
J. Spencer
Del
Dation
Call
Tion
Sempert
Henry
Ron
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Myrtle Point, Ore
Washington, D. C
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David Dubinsky
Kesey Modan
Shay Ue
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