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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1937

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Bannock Joe and the Bannock Camp Gold Dream

The piece recalls Bannock Joe, early Bannock camp founder, who struck rich on Black Sand near Coquille River. Slim, a chory boy from Eagle mine, discovers a rich pay streak at Whiskey run and alerts Joe. Joe quickly digs and sells 1500 dollars worth of gold dust, proving a 20 year dream realized as the log and gravel pile mark the site.

Randolph Coquille Eagle and Lane Cut Creek BR. M. Merron Whiskey Creek Joe Minca Bannock City Bannock Joe Eagle Slim Whiskey Run Old Joe Meade

Arago Man Named Vice Pres Dairymen's Use'n

Delegates at the annual convention at Oregon State college elected Arago man as vice president of the dairymen's association. The group discussed the national agricultural program, Oregon milk control law, bull licensing, compulsory cream grading, and research funding. Officers elected include Oscar Haag, George Hampton, Roger Morse, Byron De Young, and George Fullenwider reelected. Coos county was picked as next meeting site.

Oregon State College Secaally Zaveral Washington, D. C Oregon George Fullenwider Carlton Association Oscar Haag Reedville George Hampton Arago Roger Morse O. C Byron de Young Portland Henry Sass Richland R. G. Anderson Tillamook W A Johnson Grants Pass Coos County

Huling Homestead Sold to Perry Roper

Miss Mattie Huling sells the 33 year old Huling residence at Maple and Sixth to Perry Roper. Roper plans to move soon and use the property near the business district. Miss Huling keeps two lots on Maple and Fifth. The Lindys formerly owned the home next to the Barker place.

Press Tire Perry Roper Huling Maple Sixth Streets Ness District Mattie Huling Chatham Huling Fifth Streets Dr. Huling Miss Huling Mra Ferris Lindy E C Barker Verne Lindy Twin Oaks

Named Chairman For Military Ball

Cecil Barker of Myrtle Point was named chairman of the committee on patrons and patronesses for the University of Oregon Military Ball to be held in February. Barker is a senior in business administration, affiliated with Phi Sigma Kappa, and a member of Skull and Dagger.

Cecil Barker KC. Barker Myrtle Point U of O Barker Phi Sigma Kappa Skull and Dagger Rally Commission

Probate Notice for C LeRoy Luke Estate

John Luke named administrator for the estate of C LeRoy Luke who died November 28 1836 with an estimated value of 1908 personal and 350 real property L T Roselle George Kronenberg and John B Wade named as appraisers Manning resident John Luke is brother and sole heir

John Luke L. T Roselle George Kronenberg John B. Wade C LeRoy Luke Manning

Myrtle Point Chamber Holds Meeting Amid Routine Business

The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce met for its regular dinner meeting at the Jack and Jill. Following talks by Eugene Laird and Wallace Dement, other routine business was transacted.

Myrtle Point

World Peace Meeting and Homemaker Plans Highlight Club

The Woman's club met at city hall to discuss world peace with Rev Perry Smith outlining the VFW four point program. Speaker Walter Laird urged attendance at the Homemakers convention in Corvallis February 12 and plans for 25 cent luncheons to solicit widespread attendance.

Woman's Club T G Gumerin Verne Lundy W Perkins Albert Pancoast Bridge State Department Ladies Auxiliary Vfw Perry Smith Roseburg The Veterans of Foreign Wars Walter Laird Norway Homemakers Corvallis Better Homes Glen Neideigh E.C Barker

Junior High Show at Hiland Theater Highlights Student Fundraiser

The Junior High School sponsors a two night show at Hiland Theater on February 10 and 11 to raise funds for athletics and the library. The program features Jane Withers in This Can Be Dixie and the educational Hold That River filmed at Grand Coulee Dam, plus regular news reels.

Hiland Theater Jane Withers Dixie Grand Coulee Dam

Halls Creek Road Becomes Impassable Stranding Local Children

In Coos countys Halls Creek road is blocked by freeze thaw damage leaving nine children from the Albert Tomlinson Frank McKean and Ezra Messenger families unable to reach Arago schools. Residents say the road cannot be negotiated past the Ernest Watkins ranch and no clear solution from the county court is available.

Coos County Halla Creek Halls Creek Ernest Watkins Albert Tomlinsons Frank McKeans Ezra Messengers Norway Herald Lawrence Barklow Arago Francis Barklow Watkins Ranch

Colored Quartet Here February 4 at Piney Woods

A group of noted entertainers from Piney Woods Mississippi will perform at the Methodist church next Thursday February 4. The program features plantation melodies and Negro spirituals with readings. Admission is free. an offering funds their school, a prominent college for calponte heed.

Piney Woods Miss Methodist Church High Press College Calponte

Farmers Evening School Debuts Outlook Talk at Mytle Point High

The first of ten weekly meetings in the Farmers Evening School was held at Myrtle Point High School on Thursday night. Sponsored by the Smith Hughes Agricultural department with state and federal cooperation, the talks cover the agricultural situation and outlook to help farmers face future conditions.

Agricultural Department Myrtle Point High School Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department State Federal Board of Vocational Education R. W Schaad Wnathering Ruth Smith

Kindergarten Hold House Opens at Presbyterian Church

A kindergarten hold house will open at the Presbyterian church tomorrow from 9 to 11:18 a.m. The event invites parents and children to visit, learn about programs, and register for the new term.

Close Garten Howe Cringay Presbyterian Church

Cool Pioneer Will Be Sad To Rest Friday

Susan Jane Ellis of Myrtle Point died after a stroke two weeks earlier at age 76. Born March 9 1920 in Missouri she married James Henry Ellis in 1881 and moved to Curry county in 1696. Survived by three daughters Nora Small Ellen Olson Ena Stin gon and five sons James Callen George Joe Sandy with funeral Friday at Schroeder Funeral Home Myrtle Point.

Susan Jane Ellis Myrtle Point James Henry Ellis Ells Sam Johnston Willow and Sixth Streets Methodist Church Christian Church Assembly of God Missouri Ellis Fort Benton Mont Curry County Langlois Elk River West Norway L Lafferty Johnson Mill Coos County Nora Small Hoquiam Wash Ellen Olson Klamath Falls Ena Stingon James Callen Reedsport George Dora Joe Bandon Sandy Glendale Schroeder E. J Cornwall Norway Cemeter

Rebekahs Install Three Officers Monday Night

The Rebekah lodge installed three officers this week after three could not attend last week. Installed were Mrs. John Fel sher chaplain Mrs. Ralph Roackloff left support to the noble grand and Mrs. Walter Hufford musician. The charter was draped for deceased member Mrs. Ida Harriss.

Rebekah Lodge John Felsher Ralph Roackloff Walter Hufford Ida Harriss

Public Health talk highlights Coos County program gains

Myrtle Point Junior Woman's club heard Heather Leia Kirod, county health nurse, discuss benefits of the Coos County Public Health program. The group urged expanding care from tubercular patients to schools and children and supported Red Cross membership drive.

Coos County Leia Kirod Myrtle Point Wayne Carver Elrod Red Cross H. H. Fitzsimmons Raleigh Greene Illinois Ruth Barton Harold Carver

Former Myrtle Point Teacher Marries Salem Man

Word reached Mrs. Belle Whitaker that Miss Ethel Fra zi er former commercial teacher at Myrtle Point High School married January 2 1937 to Charles Coleman of Salem She lived with Mrs Whitaker during teaching years and later worked in the Oregon State Police office at Salem.

Belle Whitaker Ethel Frazier Myrtle Point High School Charles Coleman Salem

Methodist Ladies Aid Rally In Myrtle Point

The county Methodist Ladies Aid holds an all day meeting today at the local Myrtle Point Methodist church. A noon lucky dinner was served to attendees.

County Methodist Ladies Aid Myrtle Point Luck

Episcopalians Visit Minister During the Week

Rev A W Bell of Ash street hosts visits from Bishop Benjamin D Dagwell of Oregon and ministers Rev George Turney of Coquille and Rev Perry Smith of Roseburg. Bell, father of Mrs. Austin Dodge of Myrtle Point, led Coos Bay Episcopal missions for years and had been seriously ill for months.

A. W Bell Ash Street Benjamin D Dagwell Oregon George Turney Coquille Perry Smith Roseburg Bell Austin Dodge Myrtle Point Coos Bay Episcopal Church

Neon signs brighten Myrtle Point business district

Several new neon signs have been hung in Myrtle Point, improving the appearance of the business district. Bill Osborne displays a large L shaped sign at Hi Lead Club, while The Lone Pup features a Scottie dog outline sign and Myrtle Point News Stand joins in with neon advertising among progressive local businesses.

Myrtle Point Bill) Osborne Hi Lead Club Lone Pup

Riders Escape Injury After Sunday Wreck

Miss Louise Waske, Guy Button and Mr and Mrs Ray Morrison escaped unharmed when their car returning from Coquille ran over the grade and overturned early Sunday morning. The back window was broken and the window on the opposite side smashed, with the top caved in.

Louise Waske Guy Button Ray Morrison Coquille

Coquille Justice J J Stan Ably Remembered in Rites

Funeral services were held in Coquille for J J Stan a judge noted for marrying more couples than any other JP in Gous county. He came to the area long ago and died recently at his home. Survived by a son and several relatives, with Mrs EB Porrett of Coquille mentioned among survivors.

J J. Stanably J. P Gous County Coquille Ville Iowa Mre EB. L. Porrett

Local Ag Students Lead Coos River Chapter Meeting

The Coos River boys lead a regular meeting as part of a local agriculture club. Members listed include Smith Hulbert George Johns and R Calis tensen. A basketball score shows 22 to 13 with the best team ahead.

Farmers 6 America Cocos River Smith Frin Hulbert George Johns R. Calistensen

Marshfield Couple Weds at Groom’s Mother's Home

Thomas Williams and Doorethy Cook married by Rev. Oliver J. Gill Meaday at the groom's mother's home in Marshfield. Martin Perkinge and Lenora Robbins of Geld Beach obtained a marriage license Wednesday.

Thomas Williams Doorethy Cook Marshfield Oliver J. Gill Meaday Martin Perkinge Lenora Robbins Geld Beach

MPHS Graduates Marry Friday Live At Coquille

Lois Aileen Davenport and Elton Martin Schmidt wed Friday January 22 1937 at 11 in Coquille with Rev James L Gibson officiating. The couple from Myrtle Point and Coquille plan a belated honeymoon visiting relatives in Fortuna California before settling in Coquille. A large crowd celebrated with a charivari upon their return.

MPHS Coquille Lois Aileen Davenport A. R Bert) Devonport Daks Elton Martin Schmidt M. M. Schenidt Norway Mrs. Schmidt Fortuna Calif L. B. Holt Audrey Davenport Mary Davenport Ernest Bryant Leona Davidson California Schmidts Smith Wood Products Martin Schmidt Irway

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I. Oe Sai Bannock Miner Diggins Vice Military Ball City Cofc World Peace Meet Momemakers' Program Middle West United States Henry A. Schroeder Midwest Henry Schroeder Nine Miss Cool Pioneer Rebekahs MP Townsend Myrtle Point Townsend de. T. M. White Club Tealeo Liscounsiat Episcopalians Coquille Justice Coos James L. Gibson Schmidt
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