TL Narrowly Loses to Coquille 28 22
The BR team fell to Coquille 28 to 22 but defeated Bastion B 49 to 27 in a two game score update.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1947
Page
8
The BR team fell to Coquille 28 to 22 but defeated Bastion B 49 to 27 in a two game score update.
Freezing temperatures gripped the Powers area with readings as low as 18 degrees on January 2 and 17 degrees on January 3. A light rain Sunday preceded Lois Payne of Aston High School returning home after a Christmas visit with relatives in Kaleo Washington.
Local notes report a birth in Coquille as Diane Cecelia Pheiff on December 28 at McAuley Hospital weighing six pounds fourteen ounces. In Portland Reverend M G Blickenstaff attends the Church of the Brethren state convention January 9 to 12. Jane and Dickie visit grandparents. Norton family returns from Sea Side vacation. Mrs. Norton’s parents relocate to Portland.
The Myrtle Point Library board reelected Mrs. Howard Whitaker and Mrs. W E Landy to three year terms. Mrs. Lemanowsky serves as president and Mrs. Lundy as secretary treasurer. A book drop box for after hours returns is planned.
The readable text is garbled with no coherent names places or events to summarize. No verifiable facts are present to form a meaningful news item.
Personal property assessments for 1847 mailed by the Coos County assessor’s office. Assessor Charles W. Forrest urges recipients to complete and return blanks by January 15. Those who sold property must report sale date and buyer to the assessor to expedite the office’s work.
Incomplete OCR text references Portland Alder Street rules and a changed arrangement. Details are unclear on who issued the notice, what exact changes were adopted, or the affected properties.
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