Community Notes and Local Visits Across Coos County
Local residents report visits and movements across Coquille, Coos Bay, and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs T G Sumerlin stay with daughter Mrs Leslie Barklow in Coquille while Barklow travels to Medford for business. Several residents return from California, Portland, and Vancouver hospital stays, and a Myrtle Point Girl Scouts bake sale is announced for February 7 at Henry A Schrode r and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
T G Sumerlin
Leslie Barklow
Coquille
Mr Barklow
Medford
Dusiness
Lewellen Extends District Five Scoring Lead
Lewellen holds the lead in District Five scoring with 129 points in 9 games as Harvey Lewellen faces heavy guarding. Pinion of Reedsport trails with 100 points, while Piper of Roseburg climbs to third with 92 points. Other top scorers include Hunt, Hatfield, Hugh, Johnson, Shattuck, and Taylor with varying game counts.
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Harvey Lewellen
Lewellen
the Herald
Pinion
Reedsport
Ken Hunts
Piper
Roseburg
Hunt Marshfield
Hatfield
Myrtle Point
Hugh
North Bend
Johnson
Coquille
Shattuck
Taylor Roseburg
Coach Means B Squad Wins Pair Over North Bend
Howard Means B team defeated North Bend B squad 43 26 on Friday and 33 28 on Saturday in two close games. Hammack scored 19 in the first matchup while Bingham added 12. Reeves led North Bend with 3 points in the second tilt.
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Howard
North Bend
Hammack
Bingham
Mytle Point
Bulldog
Haynes Visiting and Myrtle Leaf Club Meeting
Mr and Mrs J H Haynes of Springfield visited the Charles Wilson home. Myrtle Leaf club met at Mrs Elmer Wilsons for an all day meeting. Five dollars was given to the March of Dimes after the potluck. Mrs Elvin Alford joined the club. Guests included Elmer Strode W A Nickason Bernard Sapp John Harmes Fred Cooper Harold Mullen Oscar Durrell Perley Crowley and hostesses. Farrell Gobel and wife returned from Portland where their son Mark is in hospital for treatment. Murl Laird and Lila Mae Laird visited in Corvallis Sunday.
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J. H. Haynes
Springfield
Wang Road
Charles Wilson
Myrtle Leaf Club
Elmer Wilson
March of Dimes
Elvin Alford
Mesdames
Elmer Strode
W A. Nickason
Bernard Sapp
John Harmes
Fred Cooper
Harold Mullen
Oscar Durrell
Perley Crowley
Farrell Gobel
Portland
Mark
Murl Laird
Lila Mae Laird
Corvallis
Bobcats Rise to Fourth in District Five With Two Wins
The Myrtle Point Bobcats moved into fourth place in District Five after beating the North Bend Bulldogs in a weekend pair. In the first game Myrtle Point won 29 26, and in the second game the Bobcats triumphed 39 29 as Harvey Lewellen and Tink Hatfield led scoring while North Bend battled back late in the third quarter.
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Bobcats
Myrtle Point Bobcats
North Bend Bulldogs
North Bend
Bulldogs
Hatfield
Ceveral Trimes
Farrier
Ford
Utes
Harvey Lewellen
Myrtie Pont
Tink Hatfield
Langlois Home Sale Prominent Herald Class Ad
Classified notice seeks sale of a Langlois residence with herald style emphasis. The ad promises a featured listing under a bold classed section and invites inquiries for details and pricing.
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T. G. Sumeriia
Bau
Bud Griffin
Undey Jille
Dick Barklew
Janet Barmadell
Union High School
Marcha Curtis
Coos Say
Ramedell Beach
Beacie Couden
California
Phyllis Bellisle
Coos Bay
Signe Dayton
John Dayton
Walter Crim
W. H Johnston
Ray Mitchell
Amoll Son
John Arnold
Mra
J HL McClockey
Norway
James Clinton
E A’ Krewason
Mast Hospital
Shees
James Mahalfes
Pao Preuer
Francis Flovd
Irs
Jack Bushnell
Powers
Tuesas
Vialt
Fmimett Hammack
John Felsher
Feartland
Vancouver
Cora Fellows
Brigton
Oma Vatcksarn
Theompra
Lynn Cavitt
Stantwe
Estenia
Bel
Tome
Sol Saari Orb
S C Mitchell
Eugene
Jon Taft and
Coquille Hotel
Saont Marshfield
Myrtle
Rock
Omiusn
Reeves
Credit
Wutecnet Valley
Dard Pullman
Bennett
Lisabeth
Burt Lancastier
John Mediak
Paramount
Mal Wallis
Hiland Theatre
Johnny Dayton
Apt
Teepayie
KB Ng
Tata
al Volk
Langiois
Electrical Service
Ead’s
Oregon
Gold Beach
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