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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1940

Page

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Pengion Club Hears Program at Sunday Meeting

Townsend club met at the American Legion hall with president E. W. Buchner in charge. A program by Mrs. O. B. Clarke featured Gus Bender on harmonica, Dorothy Bender, LaVelle Dale, and piano by Mrs. Clarke. Dr O H Clarke reported on the Saint Louis national convention. a fuller report is planned for September. Next Sunday, August 23, no meeting due to Townbend picnic at Coquille with speakers W Wetterman and Walter Sumner.

Townsend Club American Legion E. W.buchner O. B. Clarke A H Gus) Bender Dorothy Bender LaVelle Dale Clarke O H Clarke Saint Louis Coquille Charles W Wetterman Portland Walter Sumner Rogue River

Outage Sparks Major Blackout Across Coos County Saturday

A Mountain States Power outage left Coos County without electricity for up to four hours on Saturday as Empire substation failed. Myrtle Point Coquille Powers North Bend and Marshfield reported varying restoration times between 45 minutes and two hours while fires at the power plant and line damage disrupted service. Local residents faced a rare blackout sequence amid war-torn city analogies and ensuing discussions.

Coos County Metropoli Europe Mountain States Power Company Empire Myrtle Point Coquille Powers North Bend

Record of Animakies and Geldings at 15 Hands and Up

A brief note describes animals in a program listing three Animakies and several Geldings ranging from 15 hands (83 inches) to two more peak heights. Purchases of waders are mentioned as part of the setup.

Weekend News From Local Families Socialize and Travel

The clippings describe numerous weekend visits and trips. Roderick Barklow heads to Berkeley Law School as his mother prepares for California transit, while families including the Mast, Wilks, Barklow, and Belshaw travel to Band on Eureka and Salem. Other notes mention visits to Reedsport and Berkeley, a stroke illness in Mrs. Mary Thom, and motor trips to Portland and Sacramento with relatives and friends.

Roderick Barklow Mable Barklow Lamette University W At Salem California of California Law School Bekeley

Myrtle Point Powers road to be improved next year

Oregon state highway commission members toured Myrtle Point to Powers seeking road upgrades. The 18 mile project from Hoffman Bridge to Powers estimated at 75 000 dollars would resurface and oil the route after a fall survey, with dust filled crossings and petitions backing the effort from Coos County citizens and officials.

Bynday Oregon State Highway Commission Myrtle Point Powers Commission Myrtle Point Powers Mambersa Coos County Court Coquille Norway Broadbent Gaylord Hoffman Bridge Powers Henry F Cc Herman Oliver Uren W. Comro Mf Bolagormat J M. Devers H. G. Smith K. D. J Lytie H. B. Oldisyer Marsha Dana Henry F Cabell Assur Ca[ree Dana Portland Journal Derry Roper Highway Commission Portland George H Chaney R. H. Lawhord Alpert H. Powers Jesse D. Clinton Wes Point Elgin Hull

Lions and SAE leadership school trip plus Myrtle Point club meeting

Robert Belloni son of Mr and Mrs John Belloni of Myrtle Point will attend the Sigma Alpha Epsilon leadership school in Evanston joining other delegates and plans to return by Sept 1. Coquille Lions club visitors and Myrtle Point Lions discuss highway work donations playgrounds and a Canada fishing trip with six other men. local members attend semi monthly luncheon at Myrtle cafe.

Medfoord Agnes Kenyon Roy Hawkins Tiler Satudey Ralph Hawkins Paul Tanner Nancy Jane Genevieve Josephine Deyoe Alturas Calif Deyoe Myrtle Point Kenyon Hawkins Warren Deyoe Sacramento Sen O. H Clarke San Francisco Cali Robert Redwood Elto Berkeley Ate Wilberghe Powers Wyoming T Vert Johnson Faye Marty Coleman Ardella Michel Portlané John Belloni Dolores Eugene Portland University of Oregon Sigma Alpha Epalion Robert Belloni SAE Evenston Dolores Belloni Stanley Furman Young Belloni Roseburg Polse Idaho Evanston Belloni University Coquille Lions Cub Myrtle Point Lions Club Myrtila Cafe Tailtwister Id Sempert Lloyd Claver Coguile Ferry Roper Myrte Paint Club Harold Stemmler Perry Roper Powers Road Highway Commission Gurney Union High School Board Grandstand J C. Morgan Canada Coquille Ned C. Kelly William Barrows F A Wiste Feo Henry Knight LL. E Knight Alegany Robert Kroeger Donnie Bobbie Tenmile Roger Kroeger Vivian Train Betty Snyder Ophir Fred Poppe Olive Shull Henry Schroeder Jean Pressier Walter Sykes Balmat Roseberg Ed Vinton Clarence Barton Jess Barton W H. Mansel A. L. Powrie Dick Walter Marshfield Myrtle Paint Grady Johnson Walter Sparks Alden Grant San Mateo Hattie Jones Reno Nev Lillian Wallace Ne. W. Perkins Perkins H. H. Harris Robert Trigg Jack Knife Cleavox Jake Lane County Grant Jones Wallace Willamette Valley Gueete Rachel McClellan June Junior James Hawkins Lamont Fritz Hull Levi Gant June McClellan Bandon Fred Lafferty Wwfe Bill) Gurney William Gurney University of Washington Mount Vernon Wash Mount Vernon High School Robert. Ocheltree A. R. Davenport Twin Oaks Davenports Humboldt County Raleigh Greene Kaal

Local social notes highlight visitors and reunions in Myrtle Point

A stream of visitors and travels fills Myrtle Point scenes from Monday to Thursday. Families from Portland Coquille Salem and Seattle visit kin, attend picnics and reunions, with residents attending church and shopping in nearby towns. plans include a Myrtle Point Woman's Club tea and county committee meeting.

State Supervisor Guides Monday Myrtle Point RNA Meet

The Myrtle Point RNA meeting drew about 860 attendees for a passwork drill and retiring march by the RNA drill team. Local performers included June Reed and Stella Marie Lemon baton twirling, Louise Lee and Elfie Johnson singing, and Mrs Ronda Johnson playing guitar and yodeling. Mrs Marlin Evans resigned as focal order recorder after 10 years. a new recorder will be elected in September.

Myrtle Point RNA Leonora Brofil RNA Dril June Reed Stella Marie Lemon God Bless Armerica Louise, Lee Elfie Johnson Ronda Johnson Marlin Evans Focal Order Evans Supreme Camp Madge Labwnanski Broil Eederle Ec Dye McCulloch

New Industrial Arts Classes At Myrtle Point High School

Myrtle Point High School adds industrial arts courses without extra staff. New offerings include woodworking metal work leather work electricity and mechanical drawing with Alex Dawson in charge. The Smith Hughes agriculture department remains in the new shop addition and more staff joins the faculty for the upcoming year.

Myrtle Point High School Alex Dawson Dawson Ontario Smith-Hughes Agriculture Department Fred Dallas Scheel Sveembily Tigers Roemkers Helen Austin C. L. Church Fred Dellas Alexalga Helen Commerce Keta Fry Aett and Dramatics Misa Ruth Jaynes Leland P. Linn Edger Rickard Commerce Mid Athletics Harold Schaad Seeth

Couple Dennhttt Married At Recent Rites

Mise Rowena Hermie of Forest Grove daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hermann of Twit Oaks married Tuesday Aug 13 1940 at Kelea Wath to L D Wowmas also of Forest Grove. The bride is principal of Watts school in Forest Grove and her husband runs a local business. Services were by Rev Thom as Jeffreys at 3 30 and attended by Mr and Mrs Loyd Whitcomb. The bride wore pink crepe with navy hat. After a wedding dinner in Portland the couple left for a coast honeymoon.

Mise Rowena Hermie Forest Grove George Hermann Twit Oaks Kelea Wath L. D. Wowmas Watts Oregon City Thomas Jeffreys First Presbyterian Church Kelso Loyd Whitcomb Bowman Portland

Purchase of Round Church by Myrtle Point Legion

The American Legion post at Myrtle Point completed plans to buy the round building at Seventh and Maple streets. They will convert it into a hall and meeting place for the Legion and community use. The former Four-Square church building will be redecorated and repainted along the roadside. Ernest Watkins, commander, announced the project and expected continued use of the site for Legion activities.

American Legion Myrtle Point Seventh Maple’ Streets Legion Pasdiguetiere Townsend Ub Ernest Watkins Legion Post

Eagle Hole in One Affects Valley Tourney Lead

Coquille Valley Country Club members from Coquille and Myrtle Point staged a friendly match instead of the scheduled intra city tourney. Captains Pete Norton and Roland Bowers divided players and Lower’s team won with 22 percent points to Norton's 7 percent. J Morgan of Myrtle Point plant hit an eagle on No 2 and a hole in one on No 6 228 yards, joining the Dodo club. Next Sunday's play features a merchandise tourney with Myrtle Point merchants supplying prizes.

Coquille Valley Country Club Coquille Myrtle Point Pete Norton Roland Bowers Norton J. Morgan Myrtle Point Merchants

More Work Done at Coos County Fair Grounds

The Coos County Fair Association board met to approve 1200 feet of tile drainage at the fairgrounds and more improvements this week for the annual county fair opening September 11. A patriotic program vaudeville acts and added attractions are planned for crowds. an outside speaker is planned for the afternoon with expected attendance of the Coos Bay Pirates Eagles drum and bugle corps and the local high school band participating.

Coos County Coos Bay Pirates Eagles

College Students Not Eligible for Unemployment Benefits

A referee rejected college students as eligible for unemployment insurance in two cases appealed from State Unemployment Compensation determinations. A University of Oregon fraternity house manager was denied benefits after arguing his student status enabled him to obtain the job.

State University of Oregon

Notable births in Myrtle Point and Power area in August 1940

A daughter Sharon Lea born Friday Aug 2 1940 at Mast hospital to Mr and Mrs Jennings Perry of Myrtle Point. Mrs Edwin Peterson of Power gave birth to a 7 pound 5 ounce son William Edwin at Mast hospital on Friday Aug 8 1940. A six pound with no typo Suzanne Ruth born at Mast hospital Sunday Aug 12 1940 to Mr and Mrs Irving Smith of Ace

Sharon Lea Mast Hospital Jennings Perry Myrtle Point Edwin Peterson Power William Edwin Suzanne Ruth Masthospital Irving Smith Ace

Myrtle Paint Presbyterian Ladies Aid Sale at City Market

The Myrtle Paint Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold a cooked food sale on Saturday August 24 at 10 o'clock in the City Market. Committees in charge were to be announced later.

Myrtle Paint Presbyterian Ladies Aid

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Pengion Club Pottiath Webb Mast, Jr Mast Ranch Lee Lake Francis Wilks Harley Barklow Johnnie Wilder Bradley Lake Charles Belshaw Mary Ann Eureka Mrs. Belshaw Mrs. Nettle Knee Wilmer Northup Mary Thom Charles Page L. A. Reed Reedsport Dave Halliday A. A. Baker Reed Crescent City S. Me. Payoa Ot Waldo Sta Beam Ashley Falk Harold de Oar E. W. Jones Bartiér Smoker Norte Hartiett Gould Seine Richmond Joe Mast Twin Falls Biaho Masts Bandéen The Townsend Met Mer Allawes Digger W. A. Colden Thomas Guerin Kekley P. O. Lund Ellis Dement Fahd Rey St Eweng Anes Poe Wanders Cena Bobby Highway Body Views Fellowship Hall Myrtle Paint Chamber Commere Powes County Seat Lions Woman’s Club Leadership School Klamath Falls Crater Lake Bend Lee Gillarr Iva Greene Ralph Milne Coquilie Donna A S McFeddin Spokane Luella McFaddin Seattle Howard Whitaker McFaddin Harold Bargett Edmond Alameda Herbert Letts Leota LeGrange Palo Alto Bargett E. C. Roberts Mary Barker Jess Barker Birdie Hazelton Boone Family and Descendants Sumner MP High School Dennhttt Round Church Eagle
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