Art Exhibit at Junior High Draws Crowd in Myrtle Point
The PTA program at Myrtle Point Junior High last evening featured famous masterworks prints, glee club numbers, and a Dutch folk dance. Helen Degee spoke on art and character building, Mae Young shared Europe inspired views, and proceeds will buy school pictures. Floyd Summers and Mrs. Paul Breuer led efforts as attendance rose and support grew.
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Myrtle Point
Helen Russell
Elma Russell
Billy Lund
Carolyn Schneider
Helen Degee
Mae Young
Europe
PTA
Wntking
Floyd E. Summers
Mra
Paul Breuer
Local high school gym hosts Port Orford fans for Marshfield Armory game night
The Myrtle Uvint boys squad led by Virgil Smith and teammates Carver Barklow Hayes Druier Christen Laird travel to Marshfield for an Armory event Friday evening. Crowd from Port Orford attends as schedules list youth and interleague matchups with Divisions A to D and a 6 PM start.
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Virgil Smith
Myrile U'vint
Smith
Carver
Barklow
Hayes
Druiier
Chrieteneen
Laird
Port Orford
Myrtle Point Forms School Patrols for Safety
Myrtle Point organizes state school patrols at two schools to reduce traffic danger. Captain Marion Lakey leads Junior high patrol 1 with six members. Patrol 2 at grade school is led by Captain Homer Harvey with five members. Parents are urged to support pledges on safe walking and crossing rules.
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Trafic
Williams
Myrtle Point
Marion Lakey
Robert Steele
Karrell Christensen
Harold Mullen
Bennie Miller
Walter Farmer
Homer Harvey
Oliver Mast
Thomas Lemon
Lloyd Dietz
Truman Bradford
Robert Wilson
Shields Buys Bridge Store. Myrtle Point narrows to new owner
Sadie Shields, who ran the Carl Schmitt grocery at Bridge, visited Myrtle Point on business Monday. She has purchased Schmitt’s stock and will operate the store under her name. Schmitt sold his Myrtle Point store last week to Ed Lewellen, formerly of the Norway store.
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Ar. Sadie Ll. Shields
Carl Schmitt
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Johnson Craven wedding in Myrtle Point scene
Miss Ann Johnson who worked in the local telephone office married Milton Craven from Pow era in Portland. They returned to Myrtle Point and will reside with the bride's mother Mrs Mary Johnson as the community extends best wishes to the couple.
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Ann Johnson
Portland
Milton Craven
Powera
Myrtle Point
Mary Johnson
Craven
Locals Beat Coquille in County Game
The Myrthe Point high squad won 12 to 10 at Coquille Tuesday evening. Barklow missed the game due to vaccination and Hayes sprained an ankle, hobbling on crutches and likely unavailable for next week's Marshfield tournament.
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Myrthe Point High
Coquille
Barklow
Hayes
Marshfield
Talkie Movies Demo Shown as County First
A demonstration of talkie movies was staged at Ue Hiland theatre last night marking the first in this county section. Myrtle Point Boy Scouts plan a Roseburg trip tomorrow for a return preliminary game with Roseburg scouts ahead of a Myrtle Point girls game. The Port Orford girls lineup included Mrs Church Mrs J L Brea lin and Mrs Roy Whobrey with Mary Gasner Vera Marjorie McCulloch Esther LaBranch Dorothy Warnes and Zena AO as players.
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Ue Hiland Theatre
Boy Scouts
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Myrtle Point Basketeers
Port Orford
Mrs. Church
J. L. Brealin
Roy Whobrey
Mary Gasner
Vera
Marjorie McCulloch
Esther
LaBranch
Dorothy Warnes
Zena
Bridge High to Stage Three Act Comedy A Regular Murt
Bridge High School students present the three act comedy A Regular Murt in the school auditorium on the evening of March 16. The amusing show is expected to draw a full house with patrons from Myrtle Point Broadbeat Remote and nearby areas. Tickets are 28 and 60 cents.
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the Bridge High School
Myrtle Point
Broadbeat
Pastor Resigns After Eleven Years at Myrth Point Church
Rev Turner MacDonald announced his resignation as pastor of the Myrth Point Christian church at Sunday service, effective next Sunday. He cited health reasons and said he will not leave the area, praising his eleven years of service and the community’s regard.
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Turner MacDonald
Myrthe Point Christian Church
MacDonald
Barber Shop Changes In Coquille Staff
R Booth becomes first of the week pace at Ralph Nosler barber shop with John Arape Re continuing under Booth. Nosler has returned to Coquille and is said to take charge of his old shop duties.
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R. Booth
Ralph Nosler
Booth
Johm Arape
Abd
Mr. Booth
Mr. Nosler
Coquille
Knights of Pythias County Convention Held at Coquille
The Knights of Pythias county convention met Tuesday night in Coquille with strong turnout from Myrtle Point and other lodges. Henry Knight and others attended. Mr Hurst elected Keeper of Records and Seals as a new county officer. Next meeting set for Marshfield on March 18 with a prelate page contest.
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Knights of Pythias
Coquille
Morth Bend Lodge
Myrtle Point
Henry Knight
Frank Young
Taylor Dement
George Hughes
Se Laird
Chas. C. Hulett
Hurst
Marshfield
Local Couple Fred and Marian McMullen Return to Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs Fred McMullen arrived in Myrtle Point last Saturday by stage from Los Angeles where they had lived for months. They plan to make their home with the Ben McMullen family. Mrs McMullen, formerly Marian Young, wed Mr McMullen in Los Angeles at a Presbyterian church with friend Maud Dindinger as the sole guest. Friends extend congratulations.
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Fred McMullen
Myrtle Point
Los Angeles
Ben McMullen
McMullen
Marian Young
Mr McMullen
Maud Dindinger
Mrs McMullen
Rebekahs at Powers Enjoy Social Time and Dance
The local Rebekahs and Odd Fellows attended a social event in Powers last evening. Guests reported an enjoyable time with splendid refreshments and a worthwhile trip, including Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder and several other couples and individuals.
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Rebekahs
Powers
Walter Schroeder
George Dickinson
Pearl Benson
John Carver
Jennie Rackleff
Ray Lewis
John Felsher
Come Out of the Kitchen Delights Union High Play
Young Thespians at Myrtle Point Union High staged Come Out of the Kitchen to a large audience. Miss Grace Linn directed with praise. Lucile Sumerlin as Olivia Dangerfield and Oma Hawkins as Amanda the standout performances.
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Union High School
Grace Linn
Lucile Sumerlin
Olivia Dangerfield
Elizabeth Danhouse
Velma Hamilton
Averta
Cora Falkner
Grade school teachers elected for coming year
School District No. 41 announces the re election of its entire teaching staff for the next year. Principal Zummers commends the successful year while Mrs Belle Whitaker faces possible resignation after long service in the first grade.
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Zummers
Belle Whitaker
Georgia Hickman
Wilma Lalgo
Velma Austin
Mises Allee Guerin
Helen Deyoe
Men Bjorkqvist
Helen Russell
Fairy Davis
Izora Gregory
Thelma Howe
Minnow Hermann
Floyd E. Summers
Bridge G Both Feet Operation Miss Lou Hooten
Miss Lou Hooten of Bridge was taken to the hospital Sunday for removal of both feet one at the ankle and the other between the ankle and knee. Reports from her bedside yesterday said she withstood the shock as well as could be expected. Her sister Miss Dorothy Hooton, a trained nurse, cares for her.
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Lou Hooten
Bridge
Miss Hooton
Dorothy Hooton
Randolph shines in well received community play
Ernest Pierson as Randolph and Week as a prosperous tenant broker brought life to the production. The cast and director deserve praise for faithful work since year’s start, drawing a record crowd with strong citizen support. The Myrtle Point band enhanced the event by playing before and between acts.
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Ernest Pierson
Randolph
Week
Myrtle Point Band
Acta
Recreation and county booklets face press and highway delays
Local chamber discussions focus on publishing the Coos county recreational and agricultural booklets. The Myrtle Point chamber backs the agricultural booklet while opposing the industrial one. Debate includes a bonded warehouse plan and delays to oiling the Coos Bay highway amid highway commission politics noted at Triamm’s cafe.
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Chamber of Commirce
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Jesse Clinton
Chamber of Commerce
Bridge
State Highway Commission
Dunne
Coos Bay
Triamm
Dance Saturday Night in Seaman Room
An old time dance will be held Saturday night in the Seaman room opposite Skaggs Safeway. McDonald's orchestra will provide music. A good caller will keep things moving. Admission 7 cents for men and free for ladies.
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Seaman
Skaggs Safeway
McDonald's Orchestra
Ladies Hostess Dinner Highlights Community Gathering
Fifty guests attended a well laden table for a pot luck dinner hosted by local women. Mrs. Kimer Rus RA gave an address to the daughters and Miss Priscille erin ge sey charge of the program. Mrs. G KE Hamilton chaired the hostess committee with Mrs. Chris Moller and others assisting.
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Aung
Kimer Rus- RA
Priscille
Erin Ge Sey
G. KE. Hamilton
Chris Moller
Ben ‘McMullen
Chas. Bredrick
Frank Young
Lundy Cheeses Co. Holds Annual Stockholders Meeting
Lundy Cheeses Co. held its annual stockholders meeting at the factory on Wednesday afternoon with all members present. The past year showed strong earnings as producers received 56.7 cents per pound butterfat, the highest in five years. Directors elected were S. J. Reed John Paley J. P. Bartlett W. L. Landy and Chris Nolen.
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Lundy Cheeses Co
Reed
John Paley
F. Bartlett
W. L. Landy
Chris Nolen
Cosy
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In & Srd
Ia Cs
A. A
Lengue
Sree Faerie
Semiftiass
Beme Littley
Johnson-Craven
Pythian
Con Bay
L. Strong
Alee Cealsting
Crowded House
Young Thespians
Myrtle Point Union High School
Oma Hawkins
Amanda
George Baxter
Sutton Crane
Earl Wiley
Thomas Aefferts
Robert Powrie
Solon Tucker
Earl Dement
Paul Dangerfield
Ernest Strong
Charles Dangerfield
Bede Whitaker
Chins
Brigde G
Lou Heeten
Marshield Hospital
Cosa County
Presa
County Chamber
Washington
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