Myrtle Point plans new school year and transportation changes
The Myrtle Point district announces staffing changes for the fall with a Monmouth graduate filling a fifth grade vacancy and Mrs Shull replacing Miss Dobbin in the Junior High. Major summer work includes gym painting and revised room assignments to ease noise during study time. Kindergarten starts November 1 for six months with Mrs Sutphin in charge.
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Oregon College of Education
Monmouth
Emily Shull
Helen Dobbin
Mise Dobbin
U. of Minnesota
Norway
Lee
Gravel Ford
Bald Hill
West
Myrtle Point
Plaace
Sutphin
IOOF Annual Picnic Planned at Norway Grove
Secretary C P Moore of Myrtle Lodge 100 OF announces the IOOF annual picnic will be held at Norway Grove this coming Sunday. The event invites members and families for a day of fellowship and outdoor activities.
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Norway
C P Moore
Myrtle Lodge
Norway Krove
Community potluck dinner urged for attendees
Readers are urged to attend a community pot luck dinner with plans for a shared meal and social gathering. Details on time venue and exact date are to be announced by organizers.
Hartley buys True duplexes and builds Myrtlewood shop
Truman Hartley has purchased the duplex houses and acreage owned by Fred True and begun constructing a new Myrtlewood shop to replace the one lost by fire in July. Several local residents visit relatives in Grants Pass and Myrtle Point while others stay busy with work and home projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Watson
Truman Hartley
Fred True
Hartley
Myrtlewood
W. O. Watson
Miseiva Watson
Grants Pass
Prosper
Lewis Sperry
Coban
Emma Hermann
Harry Wilson
Tacoma
Wash
Bud Thompson
Gaylord
Leonard Watson
William Thrower
Myrtle Point
Iva Watson
Johnnie Whobrey
Jeanette
John Zimp
Zimp
Coos Bay
Wayne
Tom Thompson
Bud
Buck Walters
Barbara Richardson
Buster McCall
Shaw, Ore
Thompson
McCall
Mc. Thompson
John Koch
David
Stephen
Bridge
George Nelson
Portland
Mary Hartley
Ansel Northup
Texas
Northup
Thomas Forrest
Tucker
Fritzie
Local Visitors Call in Coos Bay and Broadbent
Last Friday in Coos Bay Mr and Mrs Gale Merrill and children visited Mr and Mrs La Thomas and Mr and Mrs Fred Massey. Over the weekend Marvin Barzee Leonard Watson Massey Co and Wallace Demen burned slashings with mixed results. Mr and Mrs Robert Palmer and children Louise and Pat moved back to Broadbent after a year and a half at Myrtle Point with Mr Palmer employed by Don Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Gale Merrill
la Thomas
Fred Massey
Marvin Barzee
Leonard Watson
Massey
Wallace Dement
Robert Palmer
Louise
Pat
Broadbent
Myrtle Point
Mr. Palmer
Don Gibbs
Thrift Makes Changes In Grocery Market
Thrift remodels the grocery and market interior to create more room and self service for shoppers. He also updates the Music Shop in preparation for the new school season and invites readers to review the ads in this issue.
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Thrift
Ham Thrift
Corvallis Visitors and Local Family Celebrations
Dora News notes Mr and Mrs John Luttrell of Corvallis called on Saturday at the J N Gearhart home. Troy Long visited last week at the O B Powrie home. Dora Esther Clark of Kellogg Idaho visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J N Gearhart. Lula Liddle of Marion Indiana visits daughter Mrs La Verne Staman and family. A dinner at the LaVerne Staman home celebrated Mrs Lula Diddle’s birthday and wedding anniversaries of Mr and Mrs Marlin Long and Mr and Mrs Donald Aber of Powers. Other guests were Donald, Raymond and Ralph Cotton. The Luttrells were overnight guests Saturday with Mr and Mrs G Bunch and Mrs J N Gearhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Luttrell
Corvallis
J N Gearhart
Troy Long
O B Powrie
Dora Esther Clark
Kellogg
Idaho
Lula Liddle
Marion In
LaVerne Staman
Lula Diddle
Marlin Long
Donald Aber
Powers
Donald
Raymond
Ralph Cotton
G Bunch
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Front St. Coquille
Breedway
Curtis
B.f.goodrich
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Sealy Mattress Company
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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