New Books for Holiday Reading At Local Library
Six new books arrive at the library including Medical Center by Baldwin Segphbira and the Slave Girl by Cather I Wanted te Murdes by Cushman For Whom the Bell Tells by Hemingway Great Mistake by Rhinehart and One Foot in Heaven by Spence Mrs Austin Dodge donates two non fiction books and Mrs For rest Moon provides two fiction works Librarian Belle Whitaker also recommends Invitation to Live for holiday reading
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Medical Center
Baldwin
Cather
te.Murdes
Cushman
Hemingway
Rhinehart
Heaven
Spence
Austin Dodge
Forrest Moon
Belle Whitaker
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The provided OCR fragment is largely illegible and yields no clear entities or events to summarize into a factual brief. No identifiable people organizations places dates or actions are readable enough to form a proper headline and summary.
Xmas 1 Haircut Unique Gift
A fragmented local notice mentions Xmas themed haircuts as a unique gift option. The garbled text references a residence and names but provides no clear event details or dates for a definitive report.
United Xmas Program Draws Large Sunday Crowd
A Sunday night United Xmas program at Capin bee school featured participation from several churches and the high school. About 200 attendees enjoyed candlelight processions by the high school girls ghee club, vocal and violin numbers, piano accompaniments, and a brief Christmas story address by Dr White of the Church of Christ.
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Capi Bee School
Harry Rankin
Fred Dallas
Hugh Mitchelmorr
Mra O H. Clarke
Dr . White
Church of Christ
Flu Outbreak Impacts City Schools and Businesses
An influenza wave has kept many students home and affected local businesses. The illness is described as milder than in past years, with most pupils staying home a few days before returning. Officials predict easing as efforts to curb the germs take effect.
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Hormng
Local Postoffice Handles Christmas Mail Volume
The local post office processed sixteen hundred Christmas cards and letters and 24 hacks of parcel post on Tuesday, with department reports noting higher daily package dispatches expected for the remainder of the week to compare with past records.
Hospital admissions list from Coquille and Myrtle Point
Medical residents and patients at Mast Hospital include David Maxon of Coquille with an injured ankle and Geo Hughes and Ted Johnson needing care from Dec 13. Others admitted Dec 14 to treat flu include Guy Mann of Myrtle Point and John Gulledge of Tiller. Multiple patients remain confined with various ailments and Christmas holiday plans feature Miss Lavone Summerlin visiting from College Place.
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David Maxon
Coquille
Geo. Hughes
Myrtle Point
Ted Johnson
Guy Mann
Geo. Boren
Gaylord
John Gulledge
Tiller
Ore
Rodney Davenport
Harold Carver
Ora Lair
Rewport
Albert Christensen
G. White
N. Hosposki
Kerml Hagee
Myrtle Point Chamber elects Austin G. Dodge president
Austin G. Dodge was elected president of the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce at a dinner meeting in the Methodist church social room Monday evening. Pat Rhig Acorn was the outgoing president, with Perry C. as vice president and secretary-treasurer. The meeting included a dinner by Methodist ladies and a musical program by Patricia Whalen, Curt Townsend, and Dale Rice. The group praised the upcoming St Anne's and St Patrick's Catholic church dedication and endorsed plans to publicize and support the ceremony and related interfaith cooperation.
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Austin G. Dodge
Myrtle Point
Curts Townsend
Dale Rice
St Anne's
St Patrick’s Catholic
Enone
Marshfield Boy in University of Oregon Play
Marshfield youth Parker McNeil a Marshfield High graduate and Olympia HS alumnus joined the University of Oregon Guild theatre production at Eugene. The play Beriley Square premiered with campus and Eugene women backing bundles for British troops and refugees.
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University ~of Oregon
Eugene
Parker McNeil
Marshfield
University In Oregon
McNeil
Olympia High School
V Q. MelNeil
Fishing Fever Grips Codyille River Anglers
Local anglers along the Codyille River report a season of patient effort paying off with satisfying steelhead catches after early high water and a prolonged cold spell. Persistent fishers followed the traditional, fashion demanded methods and found success.
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Codyille
Myrtle Point Schools Close for Two-Week Holiday Break
Myrtle Point schools shut Friday afternoon after Christmas exercises for a two week vacation. Most teachers will go home for the holidays. The item mentions local names and locations in a fragmented note about holiday plans.
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Myrtle Point
Catholic Church Christmas Programs Set by Archbishop Howard
The Catholic Church outlines a Christmas observance featuring a dedicatory service Sunday morning at ten o'clock and a high mass for children with Archbishop Edward D. Howard of the Portland and Oregon Diocese presiding, encouraging participation.
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Edward D. Howard
Portland
Oregon
Christmas Program at Sunday Morning Service
Recitation by Betty Jane Smith and Howard Wolff with a Christmas story of the manger. Primary class performs The Star exercise and The Christmas Legend. The White Gift tableau concludes the service with a musical background throughout.
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Betty ” Jane Smith
Mery Christ
Howard Wolff
Joan Lert
Wilma
Wolff Sermnola
C. E. Wolff
Presbyterian Church Christmas Program Promises Festive Music
A Sunday evening program features an organ and piano Prelude and hymns from the New Hymnal, scripture lesson, anthems and solos by a line of performers including Anise Shine Lorenz, Kathryn Sumeriin Gaffin, Bonnie Billings, Gilda Deetz, and Caro Ruvaa. Benediction closes the service with Three Fold Amen.
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Anise
Lorenz
Harry D Rankin
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Zella
Kathryn Sumeriin Gaffin
Bonnie Billings
Gilda Deetz
Caro Ruvaa
On Raerio
Rent Pe Hopkins
Haberly
D- Rankin - Raleig
Asta Eile Ie Sheebind
Wilson
Hyene
Nettie
H T
Mitchel Wenaast
Hirecoe
Glen Neideigh
T. Pi Haterly
Christmas Program at Christian Church Tuesday Evening
The church hosts a Christmas program at 7 30 led by Simon the Innkeeper and a cast including Betty Stone Rachel David Stephen Hutold Jones Marcus Ma Floyd Everett Wolgamott and Vernon Stone with Mary Inne W ape Antel Marreeet Wolgamott and others. A Legend of Cathay narrator accompanies instrumental music by Mrs T M White at the piano throughout.
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Simon
Thomas Royer
Harri- Th 'Foy Enoch
Rall
Medho Charee
Rotary Club Formed In Marshfield Area
A Rotary club was organized at Marshfield with 17 local men and representatives from nearby clubs. An application for a charter has been filed. The service club will meet Thursdays at Myrtle cafe. Dal M. King serves as president with L L Sumerlin as vice president and RC Bowers as secretary. Directors include Pearse, H H Pearce, Henry Schroeder, P W Laird, E C Barker, D N McNair, Del M King, and Harry G Domen.
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Migdoth Aapih Sedhp Magar Aneeting
Marshfield
Neth ‘Bénd
Coquille
Myrtle Cafe
Dal M. King
L. L. Sumerlin
H. Pearce
Henry Schroeder
P. W. Laird
E. C. Barker
D. N. McNair
del M. King
Harry G. Domen
Fragmentary sports score from Bandon game
Incomplete report notes a close game with Bandon leading 23 to 21 at the end and final line indicating a 38 to 31 result though details are unclear.
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Bandon
Townsend Meet Draws Townsends Caravan to Bandon
Eighteen Townsend members from Norway Pleasant Point and Myrtle Point rode in Al Bakers schoolbug to join seventy nine others in Bandon for a potluck dinner and program of vocals instruments and speeches. Attendants included Mrs Kate Hodson and Mr Mrs Gus Bender from Norway H M MacLean from Pleasant Point and Myrtle Point guests Grant Willard L F Neidelgh A L Volkmar A A Schriefer Lee Mrs EO Carter Mrs Emma Nye and others. The next caravan county meeting will be hosted with the Coquille club in January with date to be announced.
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Townsend
Norway
Pleasant Point
Myrtle Point
al Baker
A. L. Volkmar
A. H. Post
A. A. Schriefer
Lee
EO. Carter
Emma Nye
Elphie Brnning
Otto Pope
Coquille Club
Coos County Students Complete Civilian Aeronautics Courses
Myrtle Point boy Makes Solo Flight Merle Randieman and two Marshfield classmates George Ferguson and Benjamin Ostlund completed Civilian Aeronautics Authority ground courses at Oregon State College and all earned solo flight status.
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Merle Randieman
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Civilian Aeronautics Authority
Oregon State College
Merle
George Ferguson
Benjamin Ostlind
Marshfield
Stores Stay Open Sea Transferred Derl Carver
The text notes Derl Carver a Point High School Class of 1982 graduate visiting stores that stay open at sea transfer. The fragmentary lines suggest a local brief about a graduate's appearance or a community feature.
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Sea
Derl Carver
Yell
Point High School
Pharmacy robbery suspect nabbed after two week spree
A suspect in two recent pharmacy robberies was arrested. The incident targeted Powers Pharmacy owned by E. O. Sempert of Myrtle Point and managed by Frank Tyler, with cash taken ranging from $125 to $168.
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Handeské
Batik
Éier
Ashd
Betas
Rawis
Myrtle Point
Frank Tyler
Pays Street Canes fe firew as Bas
Fragmentary text describes Pays Street Canes and Bas with references to fire and locations. The readable parts mention streets, a fire event, and possible names or groups, but details are incomplete and unclear. The item appears as a damaged OCR note rather than a full report.
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Archbishop Howard
Rites
St Anne
St. Michaela
Baguq
Diocesse
Bit
Holy Nome Sisters
D. J Kelly
St. Anse Ald St Michaels Church
D. J. Kelly
Staten's Cabin
Hamilton
Nere
Lavone Summerlin
Echdes
Portiané
Roger Webstad
Ars
Lottie
Coauite
Eeday
Chamber of Commerce
Marshfield Boy
U of O
Saranusen
Marguerite
Celey
Laird
Presbyterian Church
Brooks
Neidlinger
BROHP
Dal King
Myrtle
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