4 H Leaders to Meet Helen Cowgill in Coos County Visit
Miss Helen Cowgill assistant state club leader arrives in Coos county on Wednesday January 18 to meet 4 H leaders and attend a Friday evening gathering at Mrs M E Wilson home in Coquille. Adults classes under Emergency Education are being organized in different towns. interested individuals or clubs should contact County Supervisor Lee A Meyer. Marshfield reports high water and school closures complicating education. families realize the need to keep children up to standard despite closures and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cowgill
Coos County
M. E Wilson
Coquille
Lee A Meyer
Marshfield
Myrtle Leaf closes first semester with class reflections
The Myrtle Point High School paper previews end of the first semester, recognizing staff and readers. It lists class members, notes schedule planning, and highlights activities from football belt purchase to Schick diphtheria tests and seven minute class talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Leaf
Myrtle Point High School
Dorothy Bennett
Pauline Kollar
Lela June McDonald
Elie Hartley
Earl Osborne
Vernon Pearson
Eda Smith
Vashon Hall
Terrel Cooper
Frendy Medlock
Jr Georgena Hanson
Edith Wolff
Maxine Dement
Maude Jennings
Hollis Mast
Keith Neal
Oliver Shull
Doris Johnson
Aileen Osborne
Oran Shull
Alfred Strong
Raymond Carver
Organizat
Myrtle Ponti
Divid
Local residents share time in Myrtle Point and Coquille
West Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs F Neidewgh and Mrs Flint Seof attended events in Glen Nedesgh. Mrs Theodore Cleston and Mrs J Nussel of Coquille visited Mrs John Arnold and Mrs Manley Barklow. The Arnold couple visited Hammack and Clinton relatives in Coquille. Clarence Miller and family stayed in Myrtle Point during the high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neidewgh
Flint
Caliers
Glen Nedesgh
Theodore Clston
J Nussel
Coquille
John Arnold
Manley Barklow
F .Mett Hammack
John Arnold Spert
Theodore Clinton
Clarence Miller
Myrtle Point
Langlois Club to stage three act comedy The Laughing Cure
The Langlois Recreational club presents The Laughing Cure a three act comedy at Broadbent gym Saturday Jan 18 at 8pm sponsored by the local grange. Local social notes include visits from Ivan Rose and Mrs J E Duncan, Mrs R M Hermann hosting and school news covers mothers meeting classroom talks plants and grading discussions, health play by primary pupils and plans for hot lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langlois
Broadbent
Ivan Rose
Tule Lake
J E Duncan
Roderick Hermann
E. L. Clausen
Ferndale
Visi
Joe Spurlock
James Barkdull
George Hermann
E ¢ Newhouse
Charles Wolff
Mos P . Parrish
Leonard Watson
Carlyle
James Wa
Besse Barnes
Sa Addy
Hermann
Feornais
School Notes and Local Social Snippets
Mis Baes and Mrs Ride host a Saturday gathering after a school event. The notes mention students and families, a lighthearted mood, and casual visits at the Culbe ten M- Rie neighborhood.
Dement Creek and Nearby Residents Face Ongoing Turmoil
Fragmentary reports describe a string of disturbances around Dement Creek, mentioning the Barkley and Chandler families, local workers like Ben Barver and Moat Joynson, and recurring activity near the Wm Chandler property. The weeklong noise and damage disruptions draw attention from Geene Chartee and others in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ony Barkley
Coguatte
Chanter
Ben Barver
Chardler
Moat Joynson
Gas Shop Ad Skews Memory of Local Man’s Heart Event
A garbled page fragment references a man whose heart skipped beats due to gas exposure and mentions names like Adane, Perkins, and Pug Store. The unreadable text blends personal names with an advertisement style note, lacking clear date or place.
Fragmented OCR notes on local events and students
The readable text mentions a school year with semester tests and activities. Names such as Arthur and Helen Hillabold appear among scattered references. Details are incomplete, but the passage suggests preparations for exams, club activities, and a local bridge group event amid a general school setting.
My de Pont visitors and Christmas program per notes
Catching Creek residents Mr and Mrs Guy Bell and Elmer Knight visited My de Pont. Ida Oerding and pupils planned a Christmas program but were cut off due to holiday absence. Neighboring families and pupils attended, with several locals noted including Jack Counts, Jay Coutts, and Miss Edw Gerd rg among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bell
Elmer Knight
Freday
Ida Oerding
Pupi
Charles
Bell
del Rema
Jay Coutts
Satidias
Frycott Ward
Freres
Ward
Evgere Adams Fridivs
Alia Mareters
Ken Mastes
Fioene Adads
Fou
Ralph Mea
Local Social Notes From Arago And Area
Social items recount visits and dinners among residents including Mrs Arthur Clement Clifford Bumerlin Ansen Sunday Will Duncan trip to Los Angeles Marvin Shawn Patty and Arlen dinner with Frank Burbank Stanley Halter Laffertys and Everett Lafferty visits George Hampton Nile Miller and Jease Robison meals. Medical note mentions Arthur Doyle hand infection from a cruise and Wallen’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Clement Clifford Bumerlin
Donald and
Virginie
Gus Schroeder
George Hampton
Tillamook
Carl
Martha Jane Webb
Eleanor Corbet
Jo L Burtts
Nile Miller
Jease Robison
Sam Toot
Arago
Burtis
Peteram Ranch
Myrtle Point
Arthur Doyle
Marvin Shaw
Everett Lafferty
B S Wallen
Wallen
Local visits and social calls noted in community page
Broadbent left Saturday for Ferndale Callf. Mr and Mrs J Finley Schroeder and Joyce were callers in Coq Saturday. Mrs R W Haughton spent Friday with Mrs Bert ver. Mr and Mrs Bert Claver were fancy dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W Haughton. Mr and Mrs Martin Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Roy Robison attended the grange meeting in Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent
Ferndale
J. Finley Schroeder
Ter Joyce
R. W. Haughton
Bert Ver
Bert Claver
W. Haughton
Martin Schmidt
Roy Robison
Grange
Myrtle Point
To the Editor What Happened to Myrtle Point Civic Efforts
A reader questions stagnation in Myrtle Point. The letter criticizes lack of public response to community projects including the city park, Camp Fire leadership, and the choral club, urging more cooperation and action from residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merald
Herald
Myrtle Point Herald
Chamber of Commerce
City Park
Camp Fire
Myrtle Point Lags in Club Membership Cries for Action
A Myrtle Point community laments tiny local club enrollments. The Junior Woman's Club invited 60 plus eligible women, but only 12 joined, highlighting broader apathy despite a fertile climate and capable citizenry. Survivors of many failures urge action to put Myrtle Point on the map.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Wre
Clib
Myrtle Point
Thia
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5Th St
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E. C. Barker
City Meat Market
Lester Dement
Prop
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Glasses Optical Service
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Hamm's Cafe
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