Two Day Celebration At Coquille
Coquille hosts a two day celebration with a Friday 9:00 p.m. Victory Girls dance at the Community Hall and a Saturday program featuring a parade floats contest athletic events and a square dancing contest. A noon community lunch in Myrtle Grove offers free coffee and cream as the fire department conducts a water drill and Justice Jas T. Brand of the Oregon Supreme Court gives a patriotic address at 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
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Myrtle Grove
Rand
Fire Department
Jas. T. Brand
Oregon Supreme Court
Soldier Killed In Accident Near Charleston
Private Barker Edher Bastillekaf of New Lisbon New Jersey, stationed at Bandon, died after an army jeep plunged 30 feet four miles south of Charleston on the Seven Devln road. Private Thomas Spivey driver was injured and taken to a hospital. Barker's wife had visited two weeks and he was to enter an officer training school July 12.
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Bastillekaf
New Lisbon
N. J
Myrtle Point Reently
Thomas &Pivey
Charleston
Seven Dev Ln
Barker
Spivey
McAuley
Bandon
Local Women Attend Oregon Ambulance Corps Meeting
Local residents report that Lieut Edith McLyman Private Hulda Medlock and other women attended the Oregon Women's Ambulance Corps state board meeting held Saturday night in the Pittock Block in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Edith McLyman
Hulda
Medlock of Powers
Jacqueline Braden
Ora Johnson
Amelia Adama
Oregon Women's Ambulance Corps
Pittock Block
Navy
Byron van Altein
Harold van Alatein
Bridge
Adcox ‘Trade School
Reserve Spontry
San Diego
Great Lakes
Coquille
Misa Mavis Greer
Joyce Scroggins
Caltornia
Clinard Mast
Calistoga
Calif
Matt
Wright
Pan Wa
Floyd Vail
Aoe
Baynes
Geek
Road Across To Lampa Creek Opened To Travel
Vacationists seeking relief from heat can now reach Bandon via the Lampa mountain cutoff. County crews repaired the former Fishteap Creek route over the mountain to Lampeersek, reopening it after years closed. Federal authorities cooperated with the county on the project, about 18 miles to Bandon by this route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandon
Lampa Mountain
Nine Milena
Raperes J. B. Moomaw
Arago
Fishteap Creek
Lampeersek
Chamber Hears Roseburg Editor Harris Eills Worth
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce heard Roseburg Daily News-Review editor Harris Eills Worth speak at the Jack & Jill Cafe. He is a Republican candidate for the U S Congress in the new district. Plans for bond and stamp sale on Wednesday were discussed.
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Myrtle Point
Catching Creek Mill Starts Up at New Location
Bailey's Ngaw mill began operations Monday morning after relocating. A crew of fifteen men worked a shift. Visitors included Everett Higgins and daughter Euella, Lester Cameron of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Higgins. R. H. McCall and Harvey, and V. Simona of Floras Creek were in Myrtle Point last Saturday.
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Catching Creek
D. Bailey
Bailey
Everett Higgins
Euella
Lester Cameron
Portland
War Bonds Sold At Local Store Record In Town
The Hub Myrtle Clothing and Shoe Store sold 1025 dollars in war bonds and stamps in a 15 minute War Bond sale period. Manager Victor Hendershott reports the total suggests 68.33 a minute and may be a town record. All local businesses participated in the sale.
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Myrtle Clothing and Shoe
Victor Hendershott
Teacher Resigns at Myrtle Point High School
Miss Reta Fry of Eugene resigned after two years as English teacher at Myrtle Point Union High School to take a position in GreenHare. Everett Higgins and Miss Eugene jaild of Portland arrived in Myrtle Point en route to Floras Creek to spend the 4th with Mr Higgins’ parents. Ronald A. Roland of Sacramento returned home after a week with his mother Mrs Ida Roland at Gravel Ford and is now working as an airplane mechanic in Sacramento. Mrs Howard Whitaker and Mrs Floyd Summers, both under care at the hospital, are mentioned in related notes.
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We. H
Reta Fry
Eugene
Myrtle Point Union High School
Geenhare
L. P. Linn
Misa Fry
Calif
Ida Roland
Gravel Ford
Roland
Sacramento
Howard Whitaker
Floyd Summers
Hedwig Harniah
Julia Harsish
Tom Sumerlin
Ted Kirsch
Oregon City
Smith-Hughes Instrecter
Ine Point Union High
Itacrag
Dale Ohlsen
Zita
Teanday
Vantle
Ray Richard
New Suits For Bobcats Received At Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point Bobcat football team received 22 brand new suits last Friday for fall practice. The whipcard college style outfits feature crimson pants and blue and white jerseys. Three backfield players from last year will miss this season, Bingham Porter Olson Cosner and Wilson. Harry Brown and most of the line are expected to compete, with hopes the backfield can match last year.
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Myrtle Point Bobcat
Bingham
Porter
Olson
Cosner
Wilson
Harry Brown
Letter from Roland Warner in Wasilla Alaska
Writes son Roland in Wasilla Alaska shares daily work on the railroad and garden tasks. He notes hot weather over 90 degrees and no rain for a month. Moose sighting near Wasilla and geese swan flights. He enjoys boating on lakes and is building another boat as trees leaf out and spring arrives.
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Selden Warner
Roland
Wasilla
Alaska
Herald
New Headquarters for Woman's Ambulance Corps
The Woman's Ambulance Corps were told by R C Danham of Marshfield they could use the Dun next to the Cold Storage locker as their headquarters. Medical supplies, coins and other equipment will be stored there.
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Woman's Ambulance Corps
R. C. Danham
Marshfield
Chrome ore sample shown in Herald window load 2900 pounds
A sample of chrome ore rich in chrome is displayed in the Herald window. The load weighs 2900 pounds and more chrome may be brought from the Powers area when road conditions permit.
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Powers
Goble Wins First Honors At Jefferson Medical College
Garvin Goble, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Davenport, earned first honors in a graduating class of 181 at Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. He also received a general examination award and honorable mention for gynecology report. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Goble of Shasta City California.
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A. R. Davenport
Garvin Goble
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Goble
Clyde Goble
Shasta City
Calif
Portland visitors and Seattle residents noted in patrol notices
Four entries describe travels and departures: Mrs Delbert Rumsey family returning to Seattle from Norman Eden with a child. Misses Vivian and Clare Caldwell of Portland leaving after visiting the Chet Peden family. Balsto Fred Warren, Eads garage head mechanic, enlisting in the navy at Marshfield and awaiting chief petty officer machinist rating. Ben Dement beginning work as a garage attendant. Coquille parade plans show Schroeder Furniture of Myrtle Point entering a miniature house and yard display with the slogan We make a.
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Seattle
Delbert Rumsey
Norman Eden
Chet Peden
Portland
Vivian
Clare Caldwell
Chat Peden
Balsto
Fred Warren
Eads
Navy
Marshfield
Ben Dement
Coquille
Schroeder Furniture
Myrtle Point
221 Men From Myrtle Point Section in Service
A Myrtle Point Herald list names 221 local men serving in U S armed forces across branches. 116 are from Myrtle Point. Powers leads with 35 followed by Broadbent 14 and Bridge 12. Schroeders plans a window display. readers asked to report omissions to Selective Service or Schroeder's store.
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U. S
Myrtle Point
Sari
Spee
Selective Service Office
Schroeder
Powers
Broadbent
Bridge
Gaylord
Remote
Norway
McKinley
Dora
Stikum
Bancroft
Sttkum
Myrtle Creek
Prosper L
Lions Install New Officers at Luncheon Meeting
Waliemar Gurney was installed as the new president of the Myrthe Point Lions club at a regular luncheon at the Jack and Jill Cafe Wednesday evening. Attorneys Tallant Greenough of Coquille represented the Coquille Lions club. Other officers included E. O. Sempert who reported on the Lions state convention held last week at Seaskle.
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Waliemar Gurney
Myrthe Point
Lions Club
Jack & Jill Cafe
Tallant Greenough
Coquille
Co@aille
E. O. Sempert
Seaskle
Local Navy Boy Wounded in Action
Mr and Mrs Tike Cook received a letter from their son Ray a nurse on a naval airplane carrier saying he was injured in battle and in a San Diego hospital He has a broken leg and burns to both arms and hands He enlisted two years four months ago first went to Portland then San Diego for training The Cooks plan to visit Ray if permitted and also intend to see Ray s twin in Santa Ana Another son Short Chester arrived in Hawaii May 29 and Roy reached the States June 1 from Hawaii
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Ray
Santa Ana
Short
Chester
Hawaii
Roy
States
Death of Rev Taner McDonal Remains Memorial Then Move to Go
Former Minister Dice Ward reported the death of Rev Taner McDonal at 2 00 PM Wednesday. McDonal served as pastor of the Church of Christ for several years and recently moved with his family to Go quille from Port Orford where they had lived after leaving the town. The record notes visits from relatives and friends including Mrs Ben Daniels of Marshfield and the Carver and Belleisle families as they spent time with McDonal's family before the move.
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Dice Ward
Taner McDonal
Church of Christ
McDonalds
Goquille
Port Orford
Court Names County Employee Case Involving RC Nominal Agent
A county case involving an employment matter and a nominal agent was heard by the court. The proceedings centered on the involvement of RC and an employment action, with details remaining partially obscured in the record.
Sid Rubber Transfer Details From Texaco Plant Route
A trace of rubber and funds related to Jith Hughes work shows Del Curtis of the Texaco Service Station at Powers transporting rubber to the Texaco plant in Marshfield. The Forest Service rail transfer route moved the material about 20 miles to a camp area near Bide Tidge where it was loaded for conveyance to a destination identified as Firt on Lam.
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jith-Hughes
del Curtis
Texaco Servie
Powers
Texaco
Bay Rer Co
Forest Service
Tidge
R. Crossing
Lam
Gravel Ford News and Local Talks This Week
Reports from Gravel Ford note a busy week with town updates and upcoming events. Families including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sumerlin plan weekend travel while Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kirsch visited Oregon City for Smith Hughes program observations.
Fragmented OCR Item Teases Unclear Medical Incident
The readable fragments reference a medical context with words like meds and a time marker. Names, places, and actions are indiscernible, leaving only scattered terms such as Os De 7 and an unclear sequence of letters. The article remains partly garbled and cannot be reliably interpreted.
Fragmented OCR hints at Hawaii event and military ties
Partial text mentions Hawaii and army connections, with broken names and phrases suggesting a year and personnel. The readable fragments imply a local notice or report involving military or territorial matters in Hawaii, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary Local Notice in Archaic Speech
The readable fragments mention people and places in a garbled notice. It references individuals and a location but lacks clear actions or dates. The text appears as a damaged clip with names and affiliations obscured.
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Lampa Creek
Chamber Hears
Roseburg
Seo
Yeti
Ben Daniels
Paul Brewer
Daniels
Mrs. Daniels
Darwin Belleisle
Vollon Marsden
Dutch” Bowers
North Bend
Lyle
Carver
Floyd’ King
Shirlee Lee
Floyd , Stevens
Bobby Lewis
Ware
Zhe Rae
Summers
Sid
Hawai, Ledford
Myanda
Miller
Shirkee
Reg
Hiteboro
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