Local residents share visits and events around Myrtle Point
Ge'd Hill and Coquille families visit relatives and attend occasions in Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Local travelers include Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson, Mr and Mrs Harold McCue, Mr and Mrs Ben Daniels, and Pvt Oscar Crook. University connections, flu illness, and junior high basketball transport are noted among community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anderson
Ge'd Hill
Montag
Myra. Anderson
Ray Harris
Sart Goecert
Tien
University of Onegin
Easteates
Willey
Lee
Susan
Norman Dodie
E. A. Dodge
Ben Daniels
Roseburg
Daniels
Walter Moore
Paul Breuer
Sam Dement
Nearaugheter
J.L. Burrows
Vernon Barklow
Lucy Barklow
W L. Bell
Coos
Byron Bell
Chris
Portland
Bell
Mechanics
Oscar Crook
Charles Crook
Myrtle Point
Fort Lewis
Wash
Frances Crook
Orin Shull
Kathy
Shull
Shirley Brackley
Coos Bay
E.C Barker
James
Moore
Lloyd Brown
W I Brown
Ferris Laws
Adding Machines and Typewritters 196 N Sed St Does Ore
Adding machines and typewriters advertised at 196 North Sed Street, Does, Oregon. Offer includes sale items and pricing details in a local classified style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore
Social Guests From Various Cities Gather Across Oregon
The report lists visitors in multiple towns including Coos Bay Junction City Grants Pass and Silverton. The Don McCulloch family from Grants Pass attended a reunion in Elgin chapter No 24 OBS with officers present. The Sherwood and Melby families traveled from Silverton and Coquille after a Florida vacation, visiting relatives in Corvallis and Junction City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos Bay
Verne
J.C. Mortenson
Howard Wilson
Wilson
Junction City
Vera Cunningham
Don McCulloch
Grants Pass
Elgin
OBS
Harry Sherwood
Silverton
Arnold Melby
Florida
Stan Sherwoods
Coquille
March of Dimes Smorgasbord at Pop's Place Friday
Pop's Place run by Mr and Mrs Dale Wade hosts an old time Swedish smorgasbord Friday from 5 pm to 1 am to raise funds for the March of Dimes campaign. All proceeds go to the anti polio fund and residents are urged to attend this unusual event to help swell donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Dale Wade
Vets to Get Bonus in Oregon State
Special Oregon World War I veterans will receive their state bonus next fall. The Oregon House of Representatives received a bill providing the payment, marking a key step in enacting the veterans bonus program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Oregon
Salem
House of Representatives
Help Wanted Stenographer for Local Business Office
Help wanted asks for stenographer state qualifications in a Myrtle Point Oregon notice dated 13 11 pd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Ore
Bridge
Tony Schmidt
Chas Grose
Constitutional Red Sale Bonds Retirement Plan
The text notes a constitutional Red Sale of bonds to be retired in 20 years. It states retirement by property taxes at a starting rate of $6,000 per year unless the legislature provides another revenue source.
Adult Typing Class Begins at High School January 29
G B Goddard announces an adult typing course at the high school opening Monday evening January 29 from 7 00 to 9 45. Sessions run weekly for ten weeks with tuition prorated to full cost. Minimum ten students, $12 per student. with fifteen students the rate lowers to $8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Goddard
Modesto Couple Rebuilds After December Flood
Friends of Mr and Mrs Frank Young of Modesto Calif learn they endured high water in December then returned home after water rose above FLOORs and damaged rugs and furniture. Mrs Young's letter to Mr and Mrs Henri Hermann reports no serious mishaps during the flood and mentions several people by only first names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Modesto
Cal
Frank Young
Calif
Young
Henri Hermann
Local Chamber Banquet Highlights Mix of Industry and Music
A well informed Southern Coos County leader will address the dinner program as the Myrtle Point high school band performs several numbers conducted by Arnold Melby. The event marks ongoing discussions on industrial and conservation development in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Coos County
Myrtle’ Point High School
Arnold Melby
Community Chamber of Commerce to Elect Officers
Announcement for a public meeting next Monday at 8 00 PM to organize a Chamber of Commerce with election of a president secretary treasurer and board of directors. Roberts and Mall stress it is not a closed meeting and invite all organizations and individuals in community development to attend. Banquet tickets are $1.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesgram
Naashee
Chamber of Commerce
Ince-Dent
Treas
Roberts and
Mall
Broadbent extension meeting postponed to Wednesday
The Home Extension meeting was postponed due to high water and stormy weather. It will be held Wednesday the 24th at Broadbent Grange hall from 10 30 a m to 2 p m. The town hosts include Tom Forrest Jr selling his prize heifer to Dr F McCallister this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadbent Grange Hall
Tom Forrest, Jr
F McCallister
Robert Warner
Thos. Forrest
Coquille
Charles Hendershott
Eugene
Nome
Verlin Moore Jr
Arts Albert Moore
Port Orford
A Walling and Son
Nevi Smith
Powers
J A
Local residents delayed by road slide on Coos Bay trip
Geughier PowarS Mrs Rose Miller and daughters from Scottyburg Mr and Mrs Dalrymple of Coquille and Mr and Mrs Arsa Peggy and Keith Broad were en route to Coos Bay Tuesday on business when a road slide delayed their return. Miss Frital Forrest dined with Floyd Parry family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geughier
Powars
Rose Miller
Daghters
Scottyburg
Dalrymple
Coquille
Arsa Aam Peggy and
Keith
Broad
Fred Tams
Tored
Coos Bay
Jin
Miss Frital Forrest
Floyd Parry
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Ali
Valentina
Sempert’s
Lors
Hallmark Cari
4Th Street
Iva Sumerlin
Fred Miller
Hazel Barklow
Naoma Barkiow
Powers Dress Shop
Chamber of Com
Broadbent
Thos Forrest
Edwards’ Electric
Jack Kershaw
North Bend
Kershaw
City Transfer
Roush’s Service
Myrtle Point Ore
Hudson House
Gerber
Mt. Angel Cheese
Oranges Sunkist $ c
Link Sausage
Morr
Louise and
Bill
Olympia
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