Local Women Lead Defense Drive in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point women organize two defense drives. A house to house sale of defense stamps and bonds runs next Tuesday and Wednesday led by Mrs Roy Miller. A second drive registers women for defense work beginning February 16 under chairwoman Mrs E C Barker, with county and state support.
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Roy Miller
Woman’s Club
E. C. Barker
J. W. McIrturff
Marshfield
Lady Orr Dunbar
Wee National Social Security Board
Federated Women's Clubs
Junior High News Highlights From Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point junior high reports honor roll lists for eighth through sixth grades with students including Patricia Guerin Elizabeth Pearson Donna Ward Walter Smith Rena Wildes Eloise Vadnais Marilyn Nancy Eva Lela Tay Fairley George W Julia Churrle. The January 14 boys basketball loss to Coquille 28 to 20 ended with a late Coquille surge. The girls volleyball team won 42 to 39. A January 19 hearing test by the state board of health screened the junior high and grade school for defects. nurse visitors were Mrs Laird Mrs Bett Pearson and Mrs Stanley Furman.
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Patricia Guerin
Elizabeth Pearson
Donna Ward
Walter Smith
Rena Wildes
Eloise Vadnais
Marilyn
Nancy
Eva
Lela Tay
Fairley
George W
Julia Churrle
Joe Nichols
Myrtle Point Cubs
Coquille
M. P
Don Sutphin
Bob Nicholstet
Kieth Ball
Delmar Greet
E. Brown
IL. Morrin
H. Floyd
K. King
E. Pearson
P. Roush
M. Greer
L Berry
D. Ward
B. Osborne
W Hoffman
D Floyd
Donna Wee
Myrtle Point
State Board of Health
Laird
Bett Pearson
Stanley Furman
Garona
Mra
Burnett
Glen Sawtelle
Bilége Shea
Oregon Teams Clash Saturday in Pacific Coast Conference
Oregon and Oregon State meet in Eugene on Saturday night January 24 for their first league game of the season. Both teams opened conference play even after a tie with Washington State College. Hal Byers will broadcast the game on KWJJ Portland at 8:00 p.m.
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University of Oregon
Oregon State College
Eugene
Washington State College
Oregon
Oregon State
Associated
Ambulance Corps Meets Weekly at Local Junior High
The Oregon Workan's Ambulance Corps unit holds Thursday night drills at 7:80 in the Junior High School gym. Mrs. Jacqueline Bond leads the defense project with Bert Pearson as drill master. New members Nellie Waymier Juanita Warren Mary Ellis Carey Ethel Kinchelos Earls Sell and Margaret Hutchinson recently joined.
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Oregon Workan’s Ambulance Corps
Jacqueline Bond
Bert Pearson
Myrtle Point High Sponsors Pig Assembly with Alaska Lecture
Myrtle Point high school hosts a pig assembly open to the public on Wednesday January 28 at 8 30 am. Captain Arthur Hook noted sea diver will give an illustrated lecture on Alaska using over two thousand feet of film and showcasing totem poles and other items he collected.
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Myrtle Point High School
Arthur Hook
Alaska
Captain Hook
Coos County Cooperative Marketing Meeting Set
Directors and managers of cooperative associations in Coos County will meet in Coquille on Wednesday January 28 at 10 a.m. to discuss membership relations duties and requirements of directors and 1942 legal issues including income taxes under the Revenue Act of 1941. All interested producers are invited.
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Coos County
Circuit Courtoom
Coquille
George Jenkins
J. Arthur Berg
H. G. Avery
Townsend Club to Meet in Coquille at Woodman Building
Local Townsend club members will travel to Coquille Sunday for a meeting at 12:80 in the Woodman building. A caravan from county clubs will be entertained with a potluck luncheon a program and the election of officers. Next meeting is scheduled for Sunday Feb 1 at 12:80 in their quarters.
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Townsend Club
Coquille
Woodman
Unclear Text Fragment Highlights Individual Names
Fragmentary notice mentions Mr and Mrs John Bellon and a Ms Bellont with an unspecified medical treatment. Another line notes a Bob arriving here from Rage Tuesday.
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John Bellon
Iellont
Bob
Morticians Meet in Myrtle Point Hosts Named
A meeting at the Chandler hotel decided to hold a Morticians meeting at Myrtle Point with Mr and Mrs Henry A Schroeder as hosts. Officers elected include Elbert L Quille as president John Unger of Reedsport as vice president and A M Peterson of North Bend as secretary.
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Geenoe
Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder
Chandler Hotel
Secoction
Elbert L.quille
John Unger
Reedsport
A. M. Peterson
North Bend
Red Cross Drive Tops County Goals in War Campaign
Myrtle Point and Coos county surpassed their $6500 goal in the special Red Cross drive. Local chairman L. H. Pearce reported $1,095.75 turned in for the Marshfield to county area, with more contributions expected. County chairman Lou Blane of Marshfield led the effort.
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Myrtle Point
Coos County
Red Cross
L. H. Pearce
Marshfield
Pearce
Lou Blane
Square Dancing Classes Planned in Coos County
Square dance schools led by Isola Jensen will be held January 29 at Coquille High School and January 30 at North Bayside Grange hall starting 7 30 p m. Communities including schools granges 4 H clubs and fraternal groups are invited to enroll with Dorothy E Bishop county home demonstration agent Coquille for a full set of eight dancers and a caller.
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Coos County
Isola Jensen
Coquilie Senior High School
North Bayside Grange Hall
Wit-Weane Foytenckeakuives
Broadbent News Notes and Local Visits
Broadbent update from January reports a Home Extension Tailored Finishes demonstration by Mrs. Millard De Peel and Mrs. Sam Root at Mrs. Root's home. Grange meeting at Broadbent gym and multiple visits between Broadbent, Bandon, Marshfield, and Coquille residents including the Floyd and True families. Honor roll shoutouts list Jerry Mattson and others. several Sunday dinners with relatives in Bandon and North Bend. Continuous community activity recaps and social calls between families and nearby towns.
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Broadbent
Sam Root
Millard de Peel
F. C. True
R. M. Hermann
Azee Smith
Lewis Floyd
Ralph Mattson
Ralph Gibbs
Hobart Smith
M.‘ar
Frank Tree
Marshfield
Walter Newbury
Gaylord Telka Club
John Neal
Reese Daniels
Tommie Luttrell
Charles Knight
Clinton Carman
Marven Barzee
Business Calera
Coquille
Fred Massey
Ellis
Jerry Mattson
Glenn Fry
Richard Grant
Betty Jean Smith
Betty Lou Tames
Dolores Barkley
Junior Smith
Herbert Bentley
North Bend
Lloyd Lackey
Bonnie
P. D. Parrish
Averill
Donald
William Thrower
Leonard Watson
Bandon
Wayne Watson
Misa Betty Eggera
Betty Cashr
Gaylord
Waste paper drive by Myrtle Point clubs gains local support
The Junior Woman's Club and Girl Service Club coordinate a waste paper project in Myrtle Point. Lions Club abandons defense move while girls collect papers weekly in business areas. Newspapers magazines wrapping paper and rags are wanted. Residents should call Mrs. Stanley Furman to arrange pick ups.
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Myrtle Point
Lions Club
Waldemar Gurney
Stanley Furman
Junior Woman's Club
Second Course In Metal Work To Start Soon
A federal program offers a metal work course for young men ages 17 to 45. Enrollment opens soon with classes designed to train new entrants into skilled labor.
Aged Citizen And Pets Keep Watch For Airplanes
Sam Johnson and his two cats Janie and Rip Van Winkle manned the air observation station on the high school grounds from 1 to 4 Monday morning to report any Jap air visitors. The unit is now fully manned with 35 observation stations in Coos county and 670 volunteer workers keeping watch day and night. A total of 8200 residents are registered for civilian defense activities in the county.
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Sam Johnson
Janie
Rip van Winkle
Sam
Ralph Whitaker
National Defense Program
Coos County
Floyd Robb
Marshfield
Clarence H. Coe
Bundles for Blue Jackets Urgently Seek Rummage Help
Local group Bundles for Blue Jackets extends an urgent call for rummage for their weekly sale. Items should be left at the building beside Myrtle Point Locker Company or with committee officers including Mrs Verne Lundy president and Mrs Ralph Kring vice president.
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Myrtle Point Locker Company
Verne Lundy
Ralph Kring
Austin Dodge
John Arnold
Charles Wooldridge
Tax Officials Schedule Free Help For Local Taxpayers
State tax representative will be in Coquille February 6 from 8 to 5 at the courthouse to assist residents with state income tax returns. Federal official will visit Myrtle Point February 16 and Coquille February 17 to provide free help with federal income tax returns.
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Coquille
Court House
Myrtle Point
Daylight Saving Starts February 9
The new daylight saving law, signed by the President, goes into effect Monday February 9 at 2 a.m. Clocks move forward one hour, shifting work times earlier. The measure, nationwide and tied to the war effort, lasts for the duration of the war plus six months.
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National Congress
Food Film To Be Shown at Liberty Theater
A food film is slated for screening in January at Liberty theater in line with national programming. The event follows a prior showing at the Roxy theater and is part of a regional schedule with dates including January 21 22 and 23 in Myrtle Point.
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National
Liberty Theater
Myrtle Point
Feed More Dairymen Told on Milk Production
A new bulletin from Oregon State College says on average about 50 percent of total milk production costs come from feed. It notes that with high dairy prices, more feed can be economically used and urges early pasture and succulent feeds to maximize production and profits.
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Oregon
Social Notes From North Bend Community
Locals report visits and gatherings in North Bend and surrounding areas. Mr and Mrs Art Vining and Mrs John Bridie joined Sunday luncheon hosted by Nellie Ray in Myrtle Point. Faye Johnson enrolls as a senior at local high school after time in Rawlins Wyoming. Phyllis Belloni and six sorority sisters spent the weekend with her parents John and Phyllis Belloni, all University of Oregon attendees. George Black of Portland toured southern Oregon and stayed with Harold Stemmler. Black is the Pendleton air base resident engineer for the US Army. Lee Whobrey and his mother visited Jerome Idaho family. Verne Landy and Mrs Gordon McKerrow brought Mrs Landy home from Marshfield after a major operation. New telephones this week include Tod Kreck DISC and Jack Eat.
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North Bend
Art Vining
John Bridie
Nellie Ray
Myrtle Point
Grady Johnson
Mias Faye Johnson
H. G. Johnson
Rawlins
Wyo
Phyllis Belloni
Lee Whobrey
Mrs. Whobrey
Tuesaday
Jerome
Idaho
Ray
Joe Whobrey
Verne Landy
Gordon McKerrow
Marshfield
Myrtle Point Heat Squeezes Past Opponent 42 26
Myrtle Point edged its rival 42 to 26 in a low scoring game. Bovane led scoring with key plays as Os team improved in the season matchup.
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Myrtle Point
Bovane
Sient
Hospital payroll funds defense bonds in patriotic push
The Mast Hospital shows 108 percent for national defense per accountant Ernie Watkins. A canvass of 15 employees reveals monthly payroll around $2,000, with bonds to be bought at $100 monthly as a defense stamp plan. How's that for patriotism.
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Mast Hospital
National Def. Defense
Ernie Watkins
Defense
Marriage Licenses Issued in Coos County Court Week
Licenses issued to Archie Ames and Ona Jenkins. John Wade and Faye Perry. Morris Anderson and Jois Sayler. Lawrence Wallace and Lillie Bradley. Ray Johnson and Malissa Winblad. Suits filed for divorce, alimony, and property claims. civil suit for damages from a fatal accident. death related damages against a logging firm. and a credit service suit against King spouses and grocery firm.
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Coos County Court House
Archie Albert Ames
Ona Jeanette Jenkins
Ewery
John B. Wade
Faye B. Perry
Bardon
Morris Anderson
Jois Sayler
Coquille
Lawrence Wallace
Lillism Bradley
Eastside
Ray Johnson
Malissa May Winblad
Maxabfield
Clarice
Edna Weston
Gilbert Weston
Keith Leslie
Weston
Leslie
Emma J. Silvester
Co. D. Ray Logging Company
Gordon Henry Silvester
Emeny
A. King Rand
Minnie _King
Gine
Tacit Grovery
Fragmented OCR item featuring names and readable fragments
A damaged OCR fragment mentions several proper names including Jaak Pana and Sebreader with unclear roles. The text lacks a complete event or context, offering only scattered phrases and partial identifiers.
Edeance at 7 fer raw stamp perchéses
Fragmentary text shows garbled OCR about a 7 format or time and stamps. No clear event, names, places, or organizations are legible enough to confirm details.
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Suas
Nutrition maker charts new alert and ways forward
A fragmented note signals a nutrition maker pursuing new alert systems and approaches. The text mentions evolving methods and potential shifts in guidance aimed at improving efficiency and public understanding.
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