Christmas Music Broadcast Planned At Hiland Theatre
Christmas observance features carols and sacred records played over Hiland Theatre speakers today and Friday between four and five PM. The local Ministerial association led by Rev. Marion Stern coordinates the effort with Austin Dodge operating the system. Limited records are available and townspeople may donate suitable recordings at the Herald office or with Rev. Stern before Friday afternoon for the Christmas Eve broadcast.
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Hiland Theatre
Marion Stern
Serge
Austin Dodge
Stern
Pasture as Protein Supplement Urged By Oregon Experts
Oregon livestock, dairy, and poultry men were urged to grow their own protein via better pastures, legume hay, and dry peas as a cure for a persistent feed shortage. Extension workers at Oregon State College warned that despite planned imports a shortfall remains, threatening Northwest protein supplies. Nitrogen fertilizer on hay lands could boost yields, with rye and subterranean clover used in western Oregon to expand pasture.
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Oregon
Oregon State College
Northwest
Art King
J J. Inskeep
Clackamas
Bobcats Fall in Two Preseason Games
The Bobcat basketball team dropped two preseason contests last week at home. Coast Guard from Bandan won 64 to 51, while Powers High School defeated the locals on Tuesday night. Powers A beat 61 to 39 and B won 21 to 9 at the Junior High gym. The Bobcats face Ackland High at home next Tuesday and Marshfield on January 7 for the first league game.
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Coast Guard
Bandan
Powers High Oeheal
Powers
Mmbers
Bobcats
Ackland High School
Marshfield
Duck Season Closes Today
The duck hunting season ends this evening after opening October 16. The longer season saw many ducks despite stormy weather and high waters. Shell shortages were a major problem for hunters.
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Lsat
Myrtle Point Firemen Benefit Dance Set for Christmas Night
The Myrtle Point Firemen plan an annual benefit dance on December 26 at the Cake pavilion to raise funds for Christmas boxes for those who might not have any.
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Myrtle Point
Issetne
Rotary Club Christmas Meeting at Jack and Jill Cafe
The Rotary club held its annual Christmas gathering at the Jack and Jill Cafe Tuesday noon. Rev. J R. Wylie of Broadbent spoke on Christmas meaning, and he and his wife sang while she played piano and accordion. the program included an exchange of gifts and other features.
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Rotary Club
Jack & Jill Cafe
J R. Wylie
Broadbent
Eating Places Close in Town Amid Holiday Shuts
Regular eating places are closed this week leaving only two establishments plus a few others for light refreshments. The Jack & Jill Cafe and Myrtle Cafe have new reopening dates. Hamm's Cafe Mom's Place and Bill's Confectionery remain open for service.
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6Th and
Spruce St
Myrtle
Lisle Goodwin
Hamm’s
7Th
Spruce
Bill
Junior High Wins Two Games
Myrtle Point Junior High beat Bunker Hill Junior High in two games. First game score 18 to 5. second game 84 to 18. First game lineup included Kranz Roush Roberts Rackleff Brown. Second game lineup featured Lewellen Summers Nichols Lewellen Brownaon with Norman Jarvis as substitute. Also reports Elmer Knight returns from Mast hospital after pneumonia, still weak but improving.
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Myrtle Point Junior High
Bunker Hill
Soutett
Bill Kranz
Billy Roush
Kenneth Roberts
Kenneth Rackleff
Joe Brown
Harvey Lewellen
Harry Summers
George Nichols
Bill Lewellen
Clifford Brownaon
Norman Jarvis
Elmer Knight
The
Union Ci] Co
Mast Hospital
Beebe Couple Seek Eye Specialist in Portland Visit
Mr and Mrs Oren Beebe left Monday night for Portland to consult an eye specialist about Mrs Beebe’s infected eye. Mrs Beebe is an instructor in the Junior High Tl With Fin. Mrs Ellis Shull, a Junior High teacher, is ill at home with the flu.
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Oren Beebe
Portland
Ellis Shull
First Issue of ye Leaf Printed at Union High School
The inaugural issue of ye Leaf, Union High School’s student publication, debuted in a four page format printed at the Herald plant. Staff include editor Len ella Wells and assistant Irene Detlefsen, with a roster of editors, reporters, and advisers. Also noted is Cadet Cliff Bauguess transferring to Indiana for civil engineering courses and Sgt. James L. Grant completing training in air service before deployment.
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Ye Leaf
Publica Union High School
Herald
Lenella Wells
Irene Detlefsen
Evans
Agnes Dunkel
Ann Weekly
Pendleton
Géne Prise
Margaret Parent
Feary Burgess
June Axe
Jenny Booth
Fern Nickason
Elizabeth Pearson
Ruth Jerkins
Verlin Moore
Edmond Bargelt
Jack LaFlamme
Indiana
Cliff Bauguess
George Bauguess
U. S Ohio
Veanalvarey
Mechare
James L. Grant
Zack Grant
Broadbent
Sheppard Wield
Wichiter Falls
Texas
Legion Erects New Flagpole At Amita Chapter
The Legion completed installation of a new flagpole this week at Amita. Foundations and services were set, with the hall and property undergoing extensive improvements over the year, marking the latest addition to their equipment.
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Legion
Amita
Bits
Leslis ‘Hall
Lions Enjoy Christmas Party at Jack & Jill Café
The Lions Club held its annual Christmas meeting Tuesday evening at the Jack & Jill Café with large attendance and festive singing. A gift exchange among members was featured. Fry returned to Farragut Idaho after visiting relatives, noting it his first mainland visit from Honolulu.
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The
Lions Cub
Jack & Jill Cafe
Milton Amlin
Dick Sabestian
Howard Hoffman
Connie Hoffman
Jackson
Fry
Farragut
Idaho
Honolulu
Floyd Reed
Keith Mintonye
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Oregon dairy program payments aid farmers amid rising costs
The state dairy program allocates total first payments totaling 183920 dollars to offset higher fees. N C Donaldson reports the October payments distributed among dairy farmers, with the largest county share in Esoush County and January office disbursements.
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Oregon
Amouet
N. C. Donaldson
Estie
State Committee
Mide Esoush
Fragmented OCR paints unclear wartime era note
A garbled text fragment mentions wartime shedding and items like knitted tees. The passage is fragmented with many misspellings and missing context, making concrete details or entities hard to identify.
Mother of County Treasurer Dies
Mrs. Mary Elisabeth Stauff, mother of Coos County Treasurer Charles F. Stauff, died after a fall in her Arago home. She and her husband Alexander Stauff were early Coos County pioneers, later living in Empire and Marshfield. Survived by three sons and four daughters, with several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Mary Elisabeth Stauff
Chas. Stauff
Coos County
Eliza Jane Venacz
California
Alexander Stauff
J. Henry Schroeder
Romé
Arago
Stauff May
Marshfield
Margaret Viola
Edward
Ernest
Rand
Charles F
Wf Coquille
William H
Jas
Evant
Brice
Fragmented OCR Teases School Meet and Candidate
A garbled OCR note hints at Fenton junior high and a candidate tied to a girl’s actions. It mentions a meanent pen and a planned announcement at Frieside with unclear timing.
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Phyllis Belloni
Bud Griffin
Juanita Kay
Russell Dement
Jack Caughell
Della Belloni
Searce
Addie Anderson
J. W. Dye
W. Anderson
Floyd Reeded
Keith Nace
Ormar
Médigal
Dessay
Relenoy
Waals
Ma County
Isalor
Coquille
Junior High
Ramawass
Frieside
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