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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1952

Page

2

Heritage of the Coos County Fair and Its Pioneers

The article recalls the long running Coos County Fair, highlighting key figures from its founding in 1912 through the 1940s. It notes secretary roles, family ties to the Guerin and Dement families, and memories of early fairs, harness racing, and hotel life. It mentions dates like August 14-17 for this year’s fair and pays tribute to 4-H and FFA youth involvement.

L. H. Pearce P. C. Roper J. H. Clarno Anna Cdrs. Guerin The Fair Association Russell C. Dement Sam Dement R. C Ellis S Walace B Ernest L. Clausen Sam Clausen Chambers of Commerce Coos Curry Counties Broadbent Montana Cowboy Spot J L. Smith Coquille Smith Jim Jenkins Bandon Henry Gustafsen North Bend Joe Larson Coos Bay FFA A R. Davenport Henry Bryant Geo Harry Guerin Davenport Albert Fair Grounds Fair Grove St .3

Betty Rose captures fall glamour with casual elegance

Betty Rose presents 1952 fall coats and suits blending slim silhouettes with virile fabrics. The color story mixes black with red blue green and white on textures like bouclé tweed and boules. Short coats and textured dressy coats emphasize casual glamour in gray oatmeal burgundy gold blue black.

Betty Rose Milady

Coos County Fair history links mortgage saga to 1952 plans

A county fair chronology recounts milestones from 1918 to 1952 including 1931 Grange participation, 1939 contests, 1942 fair grounds closure, 1945 debt payoff, and 1952 preparations showcasing past spirit and current triumph. Key figures include J L Smith and board members like Sam Dement and W A Roush.

J L. Smith FFA Grange Lions Club Coos Bay Pirates CB Aerie of Eagles Browning Bros. Home Guard Oregon Women's Ambulance Corps Debdt Coos County Sam Dement W A Roush H. Clarno Chas F McCulloch R W van Auker John Rether EB. L. Clausen Willis van Leuven L. C. Davenport J. L. Smith Leland Barlow

Rodeo Show Features Monkeys and Streamliner Ride

Max Barbour advertises a border motor drome program with monkeys piloting a speeding car and flying an airplane inside a 26 foot ring. Trainers and acts include Joe, Little Tommy the 9 month old, Barney Oatmeal, and Bill Crawford. A new kid rides feature and the electrically operated streamliner train are noted along with classic rides. A Grange Talent Show and calf scramble follow, then a square dance at the Oaks pavilion with Cedar Grove Orchestra.

Joe Little Tommy Barney Oatmeal Grange Oaks Pavilion Cedar Grove Pal Club Tumblers of

Alan Smith Named Supt of Weyerhaeuser Mills at Everett

Dr and Mrs A Theodore Smith announce the promotion of their son Alan Theodore to superintendent of the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co mills at Everett Washington. A 34 year old Oregon State graduate, he previously worked for General Electric and joined Weyerhaeuser five years ago.

A. Theodore Smith Presbyterian Alan Theodore Weyerhatser Timber Co Everett Wash Pacific Northwest Alan Oregon State College General Electric Co Weyerhaeuser Co

Driver's license examiner set for Myrtle Point August 20

A driver's license examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point at City Hall on Wednesday August 20 1952 from 10 am to 3 pm per the Secretary of State.

Myrtle Point Secretary of State

Government runs vast leased wire network for official messages

U. S. News and World Report says the government maintains about 325000 miles of leased wires at a cost of millions of dollars to handle communications between official agencies.

U. S. News and World Report

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Eee A Ore Max Barbour Rodeo Sister Kenny Polio Foundation Eagles Lodge Bridge Grange St. Ann's Altar Society Boy Scouts Coquille Liong Club Coog County Fair Southwestern Motors Security Bank Coquille Lions Club Coosy Lumber Co Myrtle Point Veneer Co Myrtle Point Planing Mill George Burr Md Co 2 ‘Haeuser Tim Co Coquille Ford Motor Sales Coquille Auto Co Bay Motors Alan Smith Supt. Weyerhaeuser Mills Everett, Washington B.F. Goodrich Tire Coos Bay Tex B. F. Goodrich Silvertown Myrtle Point Coquille B.f.goodrich
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