Legal Notices and Civil Actions Include Damages and Divorces
The record lists multiple circuit court actions including a damages suit by Erwin Gant represented by Mark Gant with claimed 12 900 dollars and 482 dollars costs, a divorce filing by Ver Bergine Senith, and a request for alimony from David Sutton Benith. George H. Recott seeks administration of Robert H. Wilson estate after a December 4 1940 death. Frederick Slack estate valued at 15008 shows bail posted for embezzlement charges with a jail sentence of forty eight days suspended.
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Erwin Gant
Mark.Gant
Guardian
W. & Willett
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C. ¥. Fommett
R A. Wess
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R. Senith
Circuit
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Co. Freet
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Myrtle Point opens season with loss then win over Powers
Myrtle Point High School opened play by losing to Powers 19 to 21 in a Saturday game, then won the rematch 36 to 29 on Tuesday. Powers star Bushnell scored 30, while Myrtle Point’s H. Duncan added 15. The article also lists upcoming league games and district tournament dates with teams including Marshfield, Coquille, North Bend, Bandon, and Grants Pass.
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Myrtle Point High Aschool
Powers High Scheel
Powers
High Point
Bushnell
H. Duncan
Myrtle Point
Baquads
Bandon
Independents
Myrtle Point Town
Grants Pass High School
Marshfield
Tueeday
Benden
Coquilte
North Bend
Coquille
Salem
Countty Wide Civic Body Formed in Coos County
A county wide civic body forming the Coos County Chamber of Commerce was organized at Myrtle Point Monday night. Wallace Diment was elected president, Clarence H. Coe vice president, Elton Schroeder secretary, and L H Pearce treasurer with fifteen members present. The group adjourned to Coquille for a dinner meeting and plans include a Marshfield meeting January 13 to adopt by laws and outline projects including a civilian pilot training program at North Bend and ship building contracts.
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Myrtle Point
Coos County
A. H. Pearce
Coquille
Harold J Hickerson
Dent Clark
North Lend
Clarence Coe
James E. Baker
Marshfield
North Bend
Rebekahs
Graser
Henry Hermann
Rebekah Lodge
Hall
John Felsher
Noble Grand
SOOF
Rebekah Lodges
IOOF
L O. O. F. Hall
Blanche Felsher
Rose Jewett
Rose Carter
A. H. Bender
Jess Clintom
C. C. Carter
Jack Ellis
Townsend Club Elects Officers at Sunday Meeting
Fifty members and friends attended the regular Townsend Club No. 1 meeting at the American Legion Hall. M. R. Lee reported 163 members in good standing with six new members since the last report. officers were elected to lead the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
American Legion Hall
HW Buckner
Chris-ian Church
Gus Bender
O. H. Clarke
M. R. Lee
Iris
A. A. Schriefer
Walter Laird
Grant Willard
Dr Clarke
C. C. Carter
O. HR. Clarke
W W. Baynes
A. L. Volkmar
Mar
Prentice
de Rosa
Marshfield
Ies
E. C. North Bend
Mrr
Jamé_ Brockman
Bob Soper
and Wars. Hatcher
Coquille
Glenn Wright
Hauser
John Prentice
Bandon
Junior Play Well Received by Full House
The Junior class presented a well received show titled Hottentot on Friday. Wendell Hell starred as Sam Marrington with Patty Druliner as Peggy Fairfax delivering strong performances. Charles Wilson stepped in at last moment for Townsend in a scene with Robert Knapp. Intermission featured Rita ry as editor and Louise presenting gifts to cast and crew.
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Wendell Hell
Sam Marrington
Patty Druliner
Peggy Fairfax
Morses
Sam
Charles Wilson
Townsend
Robert Knapp
Ritary
Zenetot Pei
Louise
Pepresen
Santa Claus to Visit Myrtle Point for Christmas Cheer
Santa Claus will appear in Myrtle Point Saturday at about 3 p.m. greeting children and inspecting decorations. He returns on the 21st and on December 23 and 24, with additional visits on evenings from the 21st onward. Perry Roper chairs the Chamber of Commerce welcome committee as town businesses boost Christmas trade with extensive window displays and sales activity.
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Santa Claus
Myrtle Point
Spruce Street
Perry Roper
Chamber of Commerce
Saint Nick
Perkins Drug Store
Fred's Food Center
Hiland Theatre
Roper's Variety Store
City Transfer Line
Gurney Cleaning
Huling
Lundy & Sons
Wooller’s Grocery
Safeway More
Myers
Myrtle
Cain Lees
Hamesa
Cutler
Bar
Serview
Moon's Bargain House
Albee’s
City Cash Grocery
Bower's
Eaton's
Myrtle Bakery
Barker's Jewelry Sore
L. H. Pearce
Booth Barber Shop
Peter Pan Confectionary
Dick's Place
Myrtle Point Plumbing
Coos Feed and Seed
J. H. Mahaffey
Mast Coffee Shop
Sempert’s Drug Store
the Hub
Thrift Grocery
City Mest Market
Myrtle Point Herald
S. Breuer
Volkmar’s Hardware
Harry Howell
Jack and Jill
Shell
Brodie Shingle Co
Barklow News Stand
Hi-Lead Club
Two Rock
More Books Circulated By Local Library
November circulation at Myrtle Point library rose by about 300 books. Two thirds came from children’s shelves, with October child loans at 430 and 669 the previous month. Adult loans fell from 1135 to 1057 in October and November, totaling over 1900 for November. Librarian Bele Whitaker credits National Book Week and extra promotions for the increase.
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Myrtle Point
Bele Whitaker
Lbrarian
Jack Frost
Post Office Opens Saturdays for December Shopping
The Myrtle Point post office will stay open Saturdays December 14 and 21 until 6:00 PM, instead of 1:00 PM, to ease Christmas mailing. Officials urge early parcel mailing as this Christmas is expected to be the dept's busiest ever.
Local Society Calendar and Club Notes from Coquille
Local society pages list meetings for Modern Matrons Chamber of Commerce Women’s Club Presbyterian Ladies Aid and other groups December events in Coquille with hostesses, times, and locations. Socials include Christmas dinners dances and club programs plus hike reports and a book club review across multiple organizations.
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Lawrence Clinton
Chamber of Commerce
Methodist Church
City Hall
Presbyterian
Henry Schroeder
Chas. Stallard
Austin Dodge
The
Christian Church
Lions’ Club
Myrtle Cafe
Sumerlin
Elgin Chapter
Ces
Masonic Temple
Junior High Assembly and Holiday Sports Recap
Annabelie Vesdlelakre reports a Dec 5 gym program with Hewalian Tremolo Patricia Lassen readings by Rodney Barrows and Kenneth Barklow and Christmas carols led by Faye Tripp and Bada Pointer. Myrtle Point teams split with Bridge in a girls volleyball and a 15 to 14 boys game, with a post Christmas schedule planned and a 15 day break through Jan 6.
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Annabelié Vesdlelakre
Patricia Lassen
Rodney Barrows
Kenneth Barklow
Faye Tripp
Bada Pointer
Faye Wire
Myrtle Point
Hospital Notes and Births Roundup
Mixed hospital entries record Dec. 3 to Dec. 7 events. James Albee severed a finger tip with an axe and was treated. Mrs Gen Isaacs gave birth to Sharon Lee on Dec. 4. Other admissions include Mrs Elmer Hufford Dec. 5, Beverley Jean Hutchison Dec. 6, Lloyd Levison for an ankle injury Dec. 7, Francis Sgaith with pneumonia, and Lee Mast with a flu episode.
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James Albee
the Hospital
Gen. Isaacs
Bridge
Sharon Lee
Elmer Hufford
Howard Jenkins
Beverley Jean
Frank Hutchison
Mra. S. A
Christmas Service by Myrtle Point Churches at Union High
Churches in Myrtle Point join for a Christmas service at Union High School on Sunday night December 15 at 7 30. The program features candle light processional by the High School Glee Club, solos, violin pieces, scripture readings, prayers, audience carols and a Christmas meditation and benediction by local clergy.
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Myrtle Point
Union High School
High School
Glee Club
C. H Clarke
Frederick Dallas
Rita Fry
T. J. Pryor
C. H Finney
Harry Rankin
Hugh T. Mitchelmore
F. H Barr
Ava Maria
Leach Gounod
Borowski
H. T. Mitch
Kathryn Sumerlin
Griffin
Gilda Dietz
High School Glee Club
Skilled Labor Is Mobilized For Defense
A statewide labor census begins to count workers who will be possible defense industry candidates in Oregon. A 270 occupation list guides voluntary surveys. residents are urged to report skills, even if not employed, to the Herald office. Governor Gue calls the effort vital to plan plant expansion and prevent labor migration.
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Oregon
Blake
Herald Office
Gue
Hospital Notes From December Infirmary List
Harold Watzlim treated for an injured knee. Lloyd Albertson of Riverton admitted December 18. Patients convalescing in the hospital from prior injuries include Ker.
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Harold Watzlim
Lloyd Albertson
Riverton Wag
Ker
Food Stamp Plan boosts Oregon agriculture with surplus foods
The plan finds new markets for surplus foods in Oregon. Coos county will join Jan 20 with about 1560 participants and an estimated $40 41 monthly distribution value totaling 48 002 for the year.
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Oregon
Coos County
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