Game Commission Approves 1947 Hunting Rules Changes
The Game Commission adopted final hunting regulations for 1947, keeping most tentative rules from two weeks earlier. A notable change removes the concurrent elk and deer season in southeastern Oregon, with that area no longer included in the regulations.
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Game Commission
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Kilgore Dairy Installs New Bottling Machine
Kilgore dairy facility has installed a new bottling line with a capacity of 16 to 1 6 quarts per minute reducing processing time by about an hour. The machine is electrically controlled with a new loading device added during the upgrade.
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Kilgore Dairy
Presbyterian Bible Camp Ends at Camp McKinley
Twenty four students completed a week long non denominational camp run by Myrtle Point Presbyterian church at Camp McKinley in southern Coos county. A $3 registration and $10 food fee applied with a discount for those who learned Bible verses. Rev Richard Cochran led the program with Mrs Cochran assisting. Counsellors included Dan England Mahton Springfield and others. Sunday closing featured a guest day with a dinner and awards ceremony for completing work.
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Richard Cochran
Myrtle Point Presbyterian Church
Cochran
Dan England
Springfield
Mahton
McCurry
Coquille
Phylis Walton
Lois Cochran
Oregon City
Card of thanks from the Sibold Frye family
HankS We are sincerely grateful to friends and neighbors for their many kind acts of sympathy during our recent sad bereavement Our appreciation cannot be adequately expressed Mr and Mrs Frank Sibold Mrs Faye Frye.
Jamen Jeb Takes Charge at Myrtle Point Assembly of God
Jamen M. Jeb has assumed leadership of the Myrtle Point Assembly of God church succeeding Walter E. Smith who moved to Baker Oregon. Jeb arrives from Aniak Alaska where he served as a missionary traveling by dog team. He brings wife and two children Floyd 13 and Linda joining two older children Ernest and Paul.
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Assembly of God Church
Walter E. Smith
Baker, Oregon
Jeb
Myrtle Point
Aniak
Alaska
Rev
Floyd
Linda
Ernest
Texas
Paul
Powers Library Board Releases Annual Report
The Powers library reports 156 registered borrowers and 103 open days in the year. It started with 1182 adult and 170 children books, added 242 by gift or exchange and 180 by purchase for a total of 1774 volumes. 2289 adult and 2318 children volumes were loaned, with 142 non fiction, 537 magazines, totaling 5296 volumes. The budget was 400 with 76.51 from fines and gifts. Donations came from Mrs Lyle McCullock.
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Hazel Lewis
Powers Library
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Mra Lyle McCullock
Library upgrades and member names noted in meeting
Sete Ib focus to the ies x4 er ebentel. Suen ekamines Mrs. William Richards and others from the Women of Moose heart. Mr. William Richards presides the Board with Mrs. Bruce Munro as secretary. New library room equipment includes an oil burner, lamp, blinds, curtains, and furniture.
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Wiliam Richards
Mooseheart
Nmne
King
Lewis
Bare William McKinley
Mrn
Fred Griswold
William Richards
Bruce Munro
Albert Burch
S M. Barber
George Barton
Navy unit commendation ribbon awarded to Wilmer Northrup Jr
Wilmer Robert Northrup Jr son of WR and the late Ruby Carey Northrup received the navy unit commendation ribbon from Cmdr E B Quilter commanding officer of the seven for heroism as a torpedo squadron crew member attached to USS Enterprise from November 19 1943 to February 20 1944 in actions against Japan in the Pacific War Northrup a Myrtle Point native attended public schools after his mother’s death he moved with his younger brother David and their father who now resides in Gardiner Grandmother Alice Carey and aunt Charles Belshaw are mentioned relatives.
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Robert Northrup, Jr
Ruby Carey Nostarup
E B Quilter
11Th Naval District
Northrup
Atx
Enterprise
Ares Wilmer
Myrtle Point
David
Gardiner
Mra
Charles Belshaw
M Alice Carey
City
Myrtlewood Bakery Remodeling Underway in town
The Myrtlewood bakery building is undergoing changes including a new roof and front remodel. The work is being done by Thomas Dixon and Son.
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Myrtlewood Bakery
Thomas Dixon and Son
Memorial brick marks past workers in Coos Bay yard
The old Central school in Coos Bay features a brick bearing Mr Volkmer’s name from 1808 with notes of his 1884 and 1893 work in Daniel Giles’s brick yard alongside the “Umbrella Man” Robert Ahr. Volkmer, a longtime hardware dealer turned retiree, plans to donate the brick to the new pioneer museum in Coquille.
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Central School
Coos Bay
Mr. Volkmer
Volkmer
Robert Ahr
Daniel Giles
Claude Giles
New Pioneer Museum
Coquille
H G
Riley) Volkmer
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