Portland art course with Mrs Mullen noted this week
Mrs Reta Mullen attends an art work course in Portland this week. Mr and Mrs C E Huling and Miss Mattie visited Marshfield yesterday. Little Margaret Ann Wilson and her mother Mrs M Earl Wilson stay home with severe colds. A group of friends gathered for a Joe Cainese New Year dinner last night in town.
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Reta Mullen
Portland
C. E. Huling
Mattie
Marshfield
Margaret Ann Wilson
Cho Aniedeine
Little Junie Neal Ill With Pneumonia This Week
Little Junie Neal, daughter of Mrs Frank Neal, is ill with pneumonia but a trifle better today. Verne Lundy and Mrs Alvin Reed were honored at a community dinner at the Lundy home for their birthdays, with guests including Mr and Mrs Bartlett and Esther Fel sher.
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Junie Neal
Frank Neal
Verne Lundy
Alvin Reed
Lundy
Bartlett
Esther
John Felsher
Miss Helen Russell Recovering From Pneumonia At Home
Miss Helen Russell, a grade school teacher, is confined to her home with pneumonia but reports this afternoon that she is feeling better.
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Helen Russell
Eye Nose and Throat Specialist Visits Myrtle Point
HK Shaw M D a specialist in eye ear nose and throat will fit glasses and test eyes at the Myrtle Hotel Myrtle Point Tuesday February 11 from 9 to 2. Meanwhile Lorna Jean Summers is reported improving very slowly at Wilson Hospital from a bedside update.
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HK. M. Shaw
Myrtle Hotel
Myrtle Point
Lorna Jean Summers
the & Wilson Hospital
Marshfield Friday Basketball Clash Preview
The high school team travels to Marshfield for an away game Friday evening. Marshfield aims to win their first game, while Point counters that they will not let them.
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Marshfield
Fair Board Meeting Sets Plans for Bigger County Fair
The Cops and Curry County Fair board will hold its annual meeting at the city hall Saturday afternoon to discuss business affairs and advance plans for a bigger and better fair this year.
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Cops and Curry County Fair Board
Fragmented OCR Text Review From Obscure Passage
Incoherent reminiscence style passage with garbled lines and misspelled phrases. The text appears to quote Johnson and Old Testament themes, mentioning a tongue and speech and a city among pines with unclear context. No identifiable event or names emerge.
Myrtle Leaf High School Basketball Game Summary
A Jason-like high school game report notes a basketball game between sophomores and freshmen at Myrtle Leaf High School. The sophomores won 100 to 0 with players Some Merrie Vern and other named freshmen Opal Willey and Deborah Laver.
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Merrie
Opal Willey
Deborah Laver
Absent Students and Thrift Essay Contest
Text shows two students James and Cari Dement absent from school with note of a thrift themed writing assignment. Teachers announced themes of 400 words each, from two city banks to judge and award prizes. The fifteen best essays will be sent for further judging and two prizes will be awarded to top writers.
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Olaates Diferent
Lettermen Elect Officers at Bookroom Meeting
A lettermen's meeting was held in the book room where a president and treasurer were elected. Frank Laceia was chosen as treasurer amid the proceedings.
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Big Prp Rong
Frank Laceia
Council Holds Two Votes for Leader and Letters
Velma Hamilton elected yell leader after a council meeting to appoint a letter for the voting term. Katie Geerin was chosen as yell leader’s letter. Basketball letters awarded to Dutch Drummer and Dick Barklow.
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Twoscotts
Velma Hamilton
Katie Geerin
Dick Barklow
G A A G A C Honors Girls Athletics Awards
A Tuesday after school meeting in the lecture room selected winners for four girls athletics awards. The one hundred fifty point prize was awarded to Dorothy Warner. previous year winners included Rae Jacque Hello.
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Pe Aviece
Tventy
Dorothy Warner
Aes Rae
Jacque
Pioneers Papoose operetta staged by Glee Club
The Pioneer's Papoose, a two act light operetta, was presented by the Glee Club. Chief Tomahawk and his braves fight the Arrowhead tribe to save Prince Whiteface from marriage to Lillama. a pioneer and his daughter aid the Tomahawks and reveal Whiteface as his son. Colorful buckskin, beads and braided hair highlighted the performance with principal roles filled by Herbert, Austin Hall, Robert Co, Lyle Carver, Gweneth Wa, Bowbright, and Sumerlin.
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Us’ and Girls’ Club
Tomahawk
Prince Whiteface
Lillama
Tomshawk
Chief Tomahawk
Herbert Prince
Austin Hall
Reece
Robert Co
Pioneer
Lyle Carver
Waltsie
Gweneth Wa Lillamesh
Dang Fra
Ar- Bowbright
Eo Sumerlin
Miseeth
Weath "Weoteard
Hickman
Pian
Athletic Tickets On Sale For Four Home Games
Mr. Linn announced in the assembly hall that athletic tickets are on sale for high school students. The tickets cover admission to four more home games.
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Linn
Report on Convention Held at Eu Jan Assembly
Report on the high school convention held January 10 and a week in the Eu area. Four members of the ear church attended and Helen McCracken contributed to the lever for the event.
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Ear
Church
Helen McCracken
Lever
Bobcats Defeat 7 10 With Closesemis Upset
The Bobcats defeated 7 10 by a score of 7 to 18 Friday evening in a tense seme erannel contest. Notable players included Ray at center and guards Carwr Conkee H Band Linn, with Wade Swen Smuds McCue Natter and Littl Jack LaFlamme among the lineup. Illness struck Jack LaFlamme, son of Mr and Mrs Roger LaFlamme. Mrs W R Pahl reports her sister’s death in San Francisco, with return expected Sunday. A community dinner featured many local businesses providing pies pickles and more.
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Bobcats
W. R. Pahl
San Francisco
Buster Emery Cleared To Return To School After Heart Consult
Good news reaches Bud Emery from Portland where his wife and their son Buster consulted a heart specialist. They are advised he can return to school if he avoids strenuous activity for two years. Though young, Buster helps merchants and even the bakery staff note his promise as a future business man.
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Bud Emery
Portland
Cooley Named State Supervisor of Agricultural Education
Earl R. Cooley, a Smith-Hughes man in the union high school, is appointed state supervisor of agricultural education for Oregon. He succeeds O. S. Paulson, who moves to the immigration department of the Union Pacific Railroad Co. Cooley plans to depart for Salem early next week. Local friends extend congratulations. Also, Myrtle hotel adds a Neon sign on Spruce street and the Dixie Queen installs a sign after weeks of display.
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Earl R. Cooley
Smith-Hughes
Union High School
Oregon
Aso
Cooley
O. S. Paulson
Immigration Department
The
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Salem
Myrtle Hotel
Spruce Street
Dixie Queen
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Pines
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GAM
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Seheel
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Cari Dement
Letterman
Council
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Roger LaFlamme
Farmers Store
Ams
Petersons
Russell Bakery
Lewellen Grocery
Safeway
Mike’s Myrtle Gold Creamery
Myrtle Poin, Meat Company
City Meat Market
Dey’s Market
Fearnley Drug Company
Harlockers
Perkins, Lundy Creamery
True Blue Biscuit Co
Crosset and
Emery Boy
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hiland Theatre
Edward Everett Horton
Coley
Yormen
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