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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1941

Page

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Gilbert Gable Dies Noted Curry County Leader at 55

Gilbert Gable 55 longtime Port Orford mayor and Curry county advocate died Tuesday from acute indigestion after a brief illness. An eastern miner interests representative turned Port Orford resident, he led the city since incorporation, built a lumber mill and breakwater, published the Port Orford Post, and promoted mineral resources. Survivors include his widow a son and a brother in Chicago. His body was sent to a mortuary in Banden for eastward burial.

Gilbert Geble Port Orford Carey County Acuta Gedie Portland Sixes River Gable Gedle Porthand California Curry County Rovert Chicago Schroeder Mortuary Banden Pennsylvenia Gereth

Ag Conservation Groups to Elect County Delegates

Approximately 1600 farmers in Coos County Agricultural Conservation Associations are eligible to vote next week in the AAA community elections. J D Carl, county AAA chairman, announced that community committees and delegates to the County convention will be chosen at meetings in North Bayside Grange hall on Dec 8, Coquille City Hall on Dec 9, Coos River school on Dec 10, and Bandon City hall on Dec 11 at 1:30 p.m.

Coos County City Hall Bandon

Odd Fellows Elect Officers

The Odd Fellows lodge at their regular meeting last evening elected officers for the coming year. Baker was chosen noble grand, Lefith vice grand, Bender secretary, and Hughes treasurer. Appointive officers will be named later.

Dal Od Fellows Lodge Baker, Noble J A Lefith A. H Bender George F Hughes

Navy recruit enlistments hit 180 in November across district

Lieutenant Glenn F DeGrave announced that 180 men were enlisted in November from sources including Portland 47 Medford 21 Salem 16 Corvallis 12 Spokane 13 Marshfield 10 Walla Walla 9 Dewiston 8 Beker 9 Klamath Falls 7 McMinnville 6 LaGrande Bend The Dalles and Astoria 1 each. About 33 percent of applicants were accepted with 271 applying district wide and year to date enlistments reaching 738.

Glenn F DeGrave Oither Portland Medford Salem Corvallis Spokane Marshfield Eugene Walla Walla Dewiston Beker Klamath Walls McMinnville LaGrande Bend the Dal

Sixty AHS Girls Will Attend League Meeting

Approximately sixty Myrtle Point high school girls will attend the annual Girls League conference at North Bend Saturday. Miss Helen Austin, advisor, leads the trip in three school buses with county participation in programs and elections. Miss Gally Wright and Miss Helen De Boer will sing a duet. Lorii Tripp, chapter president, organizes a skit. Also noted are plans for a December 13 rustic age dance with a kangaroo court for dress code violators.

North Send Helen Austin Myrtly Point High School Gally Wright Helen De.Boer Lorii Tripp Shirlee Meer Chalea Wilson Harold Walton Alum Hener Fern LaFlemme Myrtle Point High School USC Benquet Alpha Lambda Delta Miss Laflamme Scholastic Society Eioh Wood Chiago Myrtle Point Tusday Des. A Gay Assembly Wood Olory Rex Stevens Bob Peel Oregon Wilda Beckett Phil Linn Max Hoerster Ray Luthy Faye ‘Tripp James Kimpey Phylis Morgan Ann Anderson Sempert

Starting On Grade To Be Taught In Oregon Driver Training

Instruction in starting on a grade and parking on hills will be taught in the Oregon course of driver training at the local session on December 4. The program, now in its seventh weekly lesson, has trained over 12,000 since its start. 40 students are enrolled locally. The course is sponsored by Karl Snell, secretary of state, as part of the state accident prevention program.

Oregon Karl Snell Atete Claus Segrida Ae Ia Wate

Myrtle Point Football Banquet Honors 32 Squad Members

The Myrtle Point football squad of 32 players plus two coaches Pat Rickard and Lee Powell were guests of honor at a church banquet attended by about 80 people. Grant Swan urged fighting heart over brawn, sharing East-West game reels. the event was organized by the Chamber of Commerce, Lions Club, and Rotary.

Myrtle Point Pat Rickard Lee Powwil Tthe Presbyterian Church Grant Swan State College At Corvallis Brein Grant California Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Rotary Club L. P Linn Ellen G@chroeder H. T Mitchelmore Union High School Coed Twe Rickard Wate E. C. Roberts Lee Powell Wallace Dement Harry Brown Jess Clinton Paul Brewer Union J High School Dal Mu King Gs. Austin Dodge Cheamther - Commerce Etton Bhroeder L. P. Linn

Junior High Health Show Highlights Attendance Winners

The Junior high Assembly staged a health show with a Judy and Jack puppet presentation on good teeth led by Mr Fowler of the late board of Health Education. Attendance banners awarded to Milz Austin’s room 86 percent, Bennetts 8 per cent, Beatty third with 921 per cent, and Smith fourth at 91 per cent. In the 8th grade, the banner went to the volleyball team captains Shirley Train Nancy Haga Merlyn Freeman. Christmas break runs Dec 19 to Jan 5. Girls beat the 6th grade boys in volleyball. 6th grade reporters include Eva Magill Bob Nichols Elizabeth Peterson Nadine Owen Don Suthin Ada Miller Leonard Finley Donald Davenport Paul Wiley Joe Nichols. Various moves: Fannie Wetzling to Myrtle Point, Ralph Coleman to Carver House Myrtle Point, Sherman Musty to Grants Pass, and Mr and Mrs Musty moving to Grants Pass. and a note on fashion edict.

Fowler Board of Health Education Judy Jack Grammar School Milzs Austin Ecch Shirley Train Nancy Haga Merlyn Freeman Shirley Norri Coquille Haa Mrs Maddox Margene Musty Grants Pass Eva Magill Bob Nichols Elizabeth Peterson Nadine Owen Don Sutphin Ada Miller Leonard Finley Donald Davenport Paul Wiley Joe Nichols

Myrtle Point Hosts Christian Endeavor Union Convention

Myrtle Point Christian Endeavor hosted the union convention with delegates from Coos and Curry counties and Reedsport. The program featured pictures music and speeches under the theme Christ Calls Are Ye Able with Marjorie Bogen and Hebsie Lakey in attendance. New officers named include Naoma Thrush president Margie Baussgart secretary and Welton Wiley treasurer.

Myrtle Point Christian Endeavor Myrtle Christian Eandeavor Union Coos Curry Reedsport Douglas County Christ Marjorie Bogen Portland Hebsie Lakey Drain Christian Church Mieee The Holy Land W S. Burgoyne Ura Gymery Fo Te Ipresident Naoma Thrush North Bend Margie Baussgart Ner Coquille Welton Wiley

Red Cross Drive Nets $306 Here

Myrtle Point reports a Red Cross membership drive raising over 300 dollars this year. A rummage sale near Eaton's Feed Store added 32 dollars, helped by fifteen solicitors and volunteers including Mrs L A LaFlamme and Mrs Floyd Reed ers, with Berosky aiding Grav el Ford and Sutkum communities.

Ennus Red Cross E C Parker Myrtle Point Eaton's Backer Thoee L A. LaFlamme A L Powrie Verneen Estelle Floyd Reeders Verne Landy Gordon facKerrow Eldon Brodie Harold Stemmler Stanley Furman Wilfred Laird H H Thomas Chase Wagner al Strong Bert Pearson Berosky Grav _el Ford Sutkum

Christmas Pageant Set By Presbyterian Church on Dec 12

The Presbyterian church announces its annual Christmas pageant Why The Chimes Rang for the evening service on December 12. Committee airman Fred Lafferty says settings and music will be arranged and all are invited to attend.

The Presbyterian Church Fred Lafferty

Weather Report Visit In Breadbent

Mr and Mrs Lassle Strehg and Mrs Al Strong and Miss Pauline and Aubrey Stree, all of Fyrtle Point, visited Sunday at the Delos Hermann home. Mrs Hermann is the eldest daughter of Mrs Leslie Strong.

Lassle Strehg al Strong Pauline Aubrey Stree Fyrtle Point Delos Hermann - Rome Hermann Iz Leslie Strong

Council Forms Five Member Park Commission

Myrtle Point city council, after addressing street and water system repairs and cemetery needs, votes to appoint a park commission of five with each member representing a local civic group. Mrs G W Perkins has previously served alone with help from the women’s club. A WPA labor plan was noted for cemetery brush clearing.

Myrtle Point Este Women’s ‘Club G. W. Perkins Ifrom Woman's WPA Wes

Juniors Rise After Honor Roll Slump At Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point High School reports juniors rebounding from a weak six weeks to lead the honor roll in the next period. Senior honorees include Guerin Olson Peel Porter Root Brotton Finch Graham Medley Morrison Tripp Willson Wolff James. Junior list features Morrison Linn Anderson Beckett Culver DeBoer Griffey James Lake Lucas Medley Wight, and more. Sophomores Barr Barr Caffey Hoer s er Luthy Haddon Axe Barklow Fote Miller Root Kes Kinsey Bargett Moon Thompson Wilder Zumwalt Lelshaw Johnson Waler Nickason Vadnais Wison.

Myrtle Point High School Harry Guerin Lyle Olson Robert Peel Jim Porter Eildon Root Bette Brotton Marian Finch Louise Graham Lars Med-ley Evelyn Morrison Lola Tripp Wanda Willson Wilma Wolff Louise James Edward Morrison Philip Linn Ann Anderson Wilda ‘Beckett Mary Lou Culver Helen DeBoer Jesse Griffey Bonnie James Vivienne Lake Eleanor Lucas Betty Medley Shirlee M.uer Phyllis Morgan Ardell Oden Marc Swan Sally Wight Junior Barr Ernest Barr Tom Caffey Max Hoers Ray Luthy Bob Haddon Jume Axe Barbara Barklow Mary F Ote Kathryn Miller Orpha Root James Kinsey Edwand Bargett Donald Lion Edgar Moon Keith Thompon Ekwood Wilder Melvin Zumwalt Mary Ann Lelshaw Doris Johnson Beatrice Waler Fern Nickason Annabelle Vadnais Virgina W_ ison

Townsend Club Announces Myrtle Point Meeting and Plans

The Townsend club publicity committee announces a potluck dinner at 12 30 Sunday December 7 at the Legion hall Myrtle Point with a 2 pm program open to the public. The club plans an act play after year’s start and will soon elect officers. An annual notice says to meet Sunday with reminders.

R Cal Townsend Club Legion Hall Myrtle Point Whch Publc Mcmuinuhons Band

Santa Makes First Visit To Town This Saturday

Herald publisher Arthur R. Jones announces retirement from ministry after 20 years to devote himself to printing and publishing. He outlines his ordination, pastorships, and recent shift to running the Herald Press in Myrtle Point, with plans to reside there and continue as a lay businessman.

Santa The Herald Arthur R. Jones Nea Presbyterian Church Arago Jones John Day Conden Prineville Las Presbyterian Church Arthur RR Jones

Men Survey Loosing Rail Line In Winter Camp Near Wairven

Two Myrtle Point men and one Powers man join five others from nearby towns in a winter camping experience while surveying a railroad line for Coos Bay Lumber. Hank Yontz of Powers hired to cook. site at camp ready for two months amid high water conditions. Participants include Douglas Warner and Clare Lehmanow of Myrtle Point, Carl Utterback of Powers, Walter Addison, Beryl Rutledge of Coquille, and Bill Phillips of Marshfield.

Myrtle Point Powers Wairven Coos Bay Clare _Leh- Imanow Carl Utterback Walter Addison Beryl Rutledge Coquille Bi) Phillips Marshfield

Bundles for Britain Rummage Sale Returns This Saturday

The Bundles for Britain committee resumes rummage sales in the building beside Eaton's Feed store after a six week break. Four public service groups used the bail during the hiatus and the chairwoman Mrs King asks for donations to support the effort.

Britain Eaton's Feed Store Bylizin” Committee Dal King

Farm plans amid defense needs urged by Rice

Rice urged farmers to secure credit for cows hogs sheep poultry seed feed and equipment to boost defense food production. He said FSA families plan to raise food production and machinery cooperatives to help meet national defense goals with AAA worksheets guiding the coming year. Local notes mention Alameda visits and a Port Orford move.

FSA Farouh Machinery Cooperatives Food For Freedom Aaa

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