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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1949

Page

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E L Clausen Reappointed Leader of Coos County Fair Board

At Myrtle Point Saturday the Coos County Fair Board re elected E L Clausen as head. Vice President Sam Dement and Secretary Manager Mareld Clarne were noted along with treasurer Nerwoed Browne. A 138 share vote by proxy accompanied 45 present. Jess Clinton, an 18 year member, tendered resignation while all other board members were reelected.

E.L. Clausen Coos County Myrtle Point Sam Dement Marell Clarne Nerwoed Browne Jess Clinton Mareld Clarne

Re elected official slate for Myrtle Point association

Re elected me, business man of Myrtle Point, was elected to fill the vacancy. A vote of thanks was given Mr Clinton for his faithful service during his long term in office. Mr Clausen begins his third year as president. Sam Dement of Myrtle Point chosen as vice president. Clarno elected to board to fill Clinton’s vacancy and secretary manager role. Norwood Browne re elected treasurer. 1949 fair board members listed: Ben Stone Coos Bay J L Smith Cogville Willis VanLeuven Bandon Chan McCulloch.

Myrtle Peint Clinton Association Clausen Official & 1 Sam Dement Myrtle Point Clarno Norwood Browne Ben Stone Coos Bay J L. Smith Cogvillo Willis VanLeuven Bandon Chan McCulloch Coos County Fair Fair Board Myrtle Point Beys Bettis Victery Roodepest Vridey Tahoe Coss Bey Chening Thetis Fiset Vietery Metropelitens Prem

Coos County Rural School Board Forms New Budget

The Coos County Rural School Board met February 7 and formed a budget for its own use totaling 34 900 dollars. Budget committee members include Ben Mahaffey Cooa River zone A Charles McCulloch North Bend zone B Adam Donald son Jr Coos Bay zone D Bob Powrie Myrtle Point zone E Wesley Chappell Bandon zone C. Several board members were listed as present and absent. The district notes rising costs from more children and maintenance and thanks districts budgeting with economy if levy affects their own district.

Rural School Board of Coos County Ben Mahaffey Cooa River Charles McCulloch North Bend Adam Donaldson, Jr Coos Bay Bob Powrie Myrtle Point Wesley Chappell Bandon W R Davenport David Philpott Bullards Coquille Everett Messerle Rt 1 Herman Brelage Ivan Leard Sitkum

Girls Lead Over Boys In New Arrivals At Mashos Hospital

The week’s tally shows 8 girls and 4 boys born at Mashos hospital. Names, residences, and birth dates for the newborns include Walter W Joachinsky Myrtle Point 2 1 49 and Le land W Grisham Coquille 2 2 49, among others.

Walter W Jaochinsky Myrtle Robert J. Greene Coos Bay Larry L. Cotter Coquille James M. Conant Myrtle Point Dewey E. Jennings Bridge Rt Warren A Hathaway Myrtle Creek Claude A Stout McKinley Rt Donald O Nesmith

Kill That Ad It Sold the Car

Local man Tom Guerin reported success with Herald class ads. He extended an ad campaign in The Merald for two weeks and said the first issue paid off immediately. He lives east of Myrtle Point on the Roseburg highway. He urged others to use Herald class ads for quick results.

Mgr Tom Guerin Myrtle Point Roseburg Highway Merald Herald ADSI

Mountain States Power Co. Hires Myrtle Point Full Time Service Man

A telephone talk with William Head of the Myrtle Point district confirms a full time service man is on site. Carl Gilbert, with 25 years at the company, will headquarter at Sempert Drug Store and serve the local area. He has a wife and three children.

Mountain States Power CO Myrtle Point William Head Carl Gilbert Sempert Drug Store Gilbert Mountain States

County Fair Posts Strong 1948 Cash Results

The Coos County Fair association reports a four day show ending with total costs 34550.78 and receipts 26726.16 leaving cash on hand 2175.38. With cash on hand Feb 1 1848 state taxes 1411.19 and pari mutuel funds 12046.50 the fair achieved one of the county’s best events. The financial statement by public accountant Ernest E Detletsen was presented at the regular fair board meeting.

Ernest FE. Detlefsen Coos County Association Fair Board More Than Ernest E. Detletsen Public Accountant Covus County Fair Associa

Rotary hears music students recount Oregon summer school

Arnold Melby, Myrtle Point music director, introduced Misses Amy Marie Davenport and Marlene Christensen to the Rotary Club. They spoke on their experiences at the University of Oregon summer music school where they earned scholarships. Additional local students Evelyn Hall and Arlene Evans also attended.

Arnold Melby Myrtle Point Amy Marie Davenport Marlene Christensen Rotary Club Myrtle Hotel University of Oregon Evelyn Hall Arlene Evans

All Sportsmen Urged to Attend Feb 14 Meeting

Pat Manning secretary of the Myrtle Point Beating Red and Gun Club urged all members and other interested to attend a club meeting at Myrtle Feint City Hall on Monday evening Feb 15 at 6 pm. Important business will be discussed regarding sportsmen in Coes county. A practice shoot at the fairgrounds will occur Sunday with a small ammunition fee for sale on the grounds.

Pat Manning Myrtle Sportamen Coes County Fair Pat Oes Tary Ting

Geese Puzzled by Snow Cover Seek Feeding Spot

Rare Sunday sight as geese from Myr tle Point area search for open ground to feed. Birds struggle with snow and cold as observers note honkers in the sky and contemplate where they can access sustenance.

Myrtle Point

Community thanks for aiding Herald issue shortage

Last week the Herald reported a lack of copies and urged readers to supply them. Citizens responded generously with several franks of help, allowing the paper to recover stock and thank supporters for their efforts.

the Herald

Bobcats Rally To Tie For First With North Bend

Bobcats edge Coos Bay Pirates 82 54 for first win over Coos Bay in four years. Coach Beckham says team’s morale rises as they finally measure up. Saturday’s nerve wracking game ended 90 19 at halftime Beberts leads with clutch shooting and free throws.

Beckham Bobcats Coos Bay Pirates

Lions Club hosts Myrtle Point Steelhead Derby grand winners

The Myrtle Point Lions Club banquet honored grand prize winners from the Steelhead Derby. Illness kept Harry Ansama of Reedsport from attending while Irene Mullen and Sabra Pointer claimed first and second among the ladies, and R L Appleton of Powers took second among the men. Ray Neugart, derby co-chairman, awarded prizes as travel films by Noble Chowning showcased the East trip and Chicago pageant Wheels RoIling.

Lions Club Biselhead Myrtle Point Lions Club Myrtle Hotel Harry Ansama Reedsport Irene Mullen Sabra Pointer R. L. Appleton Powers Ray Neugart Noble Chowning East Yellowstone National Park Chicago

Lions Committee Reflects on Steelhead Derby Outcome

The Lions Club states the Steelhead Derby ended modestly financially but met its aims to promote local fishing and natural resource growth. They thank Myrtle Point merchants for prizes and cooperation, and acknowledge the station and Herald for supporting weighing and radio time.

Certlain Coes County M Point Lions Club Myrtle Point Herald Ted Foss Lions Committee

Forrest Explains Cranberry Tax Necessities

Charles W. Forrest of Coos county outlines costs for developing a cranberry bog at about 2000 dollars and presents historical price data from the National Cranberry Association showing a barrel price of 311.40 in 1938 rising to 31 in 1936 and then falling to 27.60 in 1947 as context for proposed taxes.

Forrest National Cranberry Association

Private Jack L Miller in U S Army of Occupation in Japan

Private Jack L Miller of Myrtle Point Oregon arrived in Japan to serve with the First Cavalry Division in the U S Army of occupation. He enlisted in June 1948 and trained at Fort Ord California. He attends Union High School and now serves with Headquarters Troop at Camp Drake in Japan under Major General William C Chase.

Eighth Army Tokyo Japan United States Army of Occupation Jack L. Millee Merten M. Dmiller General Delivery Myrtle Point Oregon Miller Fort Ord California Union High School First Cavalry Division Camp Drake William C. Chase Providence Rhode Island

Consolidation Election Planned for March 18

County Superintendent Martha Mulky Purdy urges all voters at Myrne Point Junior High to register immediately for the upcoming consolidation election. The wording of the voter qualifications law passed last November remains unclear amid ongoing legislative clarification.

Martha Mulky Purdy

Muster Out Record for Southern Regiment a 1865 clipping

A 1865 clipping notes the muster out of a Southern regiment with 31 survivors named John Graves and others. The fragmentary report lists the men and hints at casualties or hardships while marking the end of service.

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Aiesi Qneer Viavd le E. L. Clajusen Feit Co. Rural School Board Tion Melby Frank Henry Ses Beberts Edge Lebents Cm Lee Hammack Guests of Lions Ansama Northwest Christian College M. Ekiri Hood Simon Wenate Waeh William Mumba Medford Howard Neal Molalla Richard Fading Charles W. Forrest Coos County Antgeser Enewesed En F-Genaberry Club Jack L. Miller U. S Army of Occupation Myrne Point Ol “Boys Lary John Graves Aeme
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