Coos County Hears Courthouse Expansion Plan
County Judge L D Felnhim disclosed a $100,000 budget proposal to add a modern fireproof extension to the courthouse in Coquille without a public vote. The plan would duplicate the hall of records while keeping the old section for later replacement, matching exterior appearance with interior updates.
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Coos County
Coquille
L. D. Felnheim
Judea Feleh
Felshels
Gourt
Asee
Land Department
Eta
Recwith
Wee
Sec
Felsheim
Ben C Flaxel
Coos County Bar Association
Myrtle Point FFA names Northrup winner Romney ewes
Louis Northrup, a standout FFA member at Myrtle Point high, was chosen by the chapter executive committee to receive registered Romney ewes. The sheep were bought from Martin Airmeld with funds from Sears Roebuck and Co. totaling 284 dollars, and the recipient must return five yearling ewes to the chapter within five years.
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Louig Northup
FFA
Myrtle Point High School
Romney Ewes
Martin Airmeld
Gaylord
Sears-Roebuck and Co
Mobile Unit To Visit Here For Community Test
The mobile unit will visit the city to conduct tests and promote attendance for examinations. Local women named include Mrs Karl Roush Mrs Chas Wooldridge Mrs Ralph Pointer and several others assisting with the event.
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Midddle
Karl Roush
Chas. Wooldridge
Ralph Pointer
Mitchel Myers
Vernon Estelle
Bert Pearson
Glen Putnam
George Linn
J. Logan White
Clarence Strong
Frank Meldrum
Ernest Watkins
Joe Schilling
Dorothy Gardiner
Coquille Man Guest Of Lions Shows Colored Pictures
Dr J R Bunch of Coquille and a member of the Myrtle Point Lions club spoke Wednesday evening. He presented a colored motion picture showing a trip to Canada with scenes of glaciers mountains and lakes and a voyage up the Snake River by boat for those present.
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J R Bunch
Coquille den Kee Ett Lions Club
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Canada
Snake River
Sportsmen plan talks on dam issue at Rogue River
Myrtle Point Beating Red and Gun club members met last Thursday May 37. Plans were set for a June 8 Medford meeting to hear arguments for and against proposed Rogue River dams. Conservation chief Tom Forrest cited a Gold Beach meeting discussing dam plans and dam opposition.
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Myrtle Point
Red and Gun Club
Gd Sn
Prodestas
Grounp
V. V. Hagedorn
Tom Forrest
Gold Beach
Medford
Sunday Matinees Cancelled At Hiland Theatre
Hiland Theatre announces no Sunday matinees starting June 6 and continuing through the summer. Other show times remain unchanged with two Sunday matinees removed and no matinee at 2 pm or 7 pm on Sundays.
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Hiland Theatre
Coos County Women Raise Funds for Oregon State College House
Coos County women have contributed over 90000 toward a cooperative girls’ house on the Oregon State College campus in Corvallis. The fund board chaired by Mrs. Norman Lunde met to plan this year’s efforts, with total county contributions reaching 2366.70 from sales and events. The project aims to provide affordable housing for girls and will host State Council meetings, with the Azalea House to be built near Madison Street on the campus lower area.
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Oregon
Oregon Mtate College
Corvallis
Norman Lunde
Trentdale
Geos County
Portland
Oregon Home If
Sandilo Pro Leteigre
Valeeaton
State Council
Azalea House
Allate Ie
Sot Gampuy
Madison Street
Gsies
Convention Highlights From the Federation of Women’s Clubs
The Portland convention featured Mrs. Blair Buck as president and speeches urging peace mobilization. Activities included International Clubs flags, One World program, and diverse performances by Jefferson High School chorus and tribal costumes. Youth Conservation workshops, square dancing for Frontier Days, and efforts to foster citizenship and safe foster homes were emphasized. Louisiana and Myrtle Point delegations earned awards for membership, books, and lending-library contributions.
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Federation of Women's Clube
Portland
Blair Buck
Dre
Harold C. Case
Padsdena
Cal
United
United Nations
Jefferson High School
Uae
Gether
Dideviesion
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Origoms
Wilson Compton
State College of Ornate
Myrtle Point
Cis
Oregon
Samuel Levy
Louisiana Federation of Wos
Honor Roll Lists Sophomore Class at Union High
Union High School principal announces eleven sophomores named to the honor roll this week. Seniors include Mary Ann Devenport, Geraldine Ginn, Nancy Haga, and others. juniors Betty Brooks and peers. freshmen Charlies Bingham Roy Dayton Raymond Floyd Karen Barksow plus more names.
Change Of Time Causes Some Consternation
Myrtle Point residents shifted from standard to daylight saving time last Tuesday morning. Buses run an hour later and mail arrives by the old time. No immediate bus schedule changes are planned for Myrtle Point as learned this week.
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Myrtle Point
Luncheon Planned by Women's Club Opens Event
According to A. E. Volk press reporter, a luncheon will be served at 1 00 p m by the Women's club and members friends and the interested public are invited to attend the event.
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A. E. Volk
Women's Club
Industrial Arts Exhibit Showcases Student Work
Neugart described the display as a cross section of the year's classwork. Milky ladies are produced and given as gifts by students, illustrating hands on projects in the shop.
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Neugart
Legion Post to Sponsor Dance at Oaks Pavilion
Myrtle Post No. 38 American Legion plans a dance at the Oaks Pavilion on Saturday June 26. Johnny Dayton and his orchestra have been signed to perform and tickets go on sale this weekend.
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American Legion
the Oaks Pavilion
Johnny Dayton
Mrs Lillie Lafeter Visits Long Beach Friend
Mrs Lillie Lafeter of Long Beach California is a guest at the Henry Roestow home and will return to her home Wednesday.
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Long Beach
Lillie Lafeter
Cal
Henry Roestow
Church Sunday School Classes Organized With 140 Enrolled
Enrollment reaches 140 for Sunday school sessions in June at the Methodist church auditorium. Classes split into beginners in the church basement led by Mrs Ward Bivens and Juniors Intermediates at the Church of Christ under Mrs Ida Laswell. Mrs Marguerite Stattler teaches handicraft to the primary department. Sixteen teachers and several assisting girls support the program.
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Ning
Methodist Church
Reoe
Ware
Methodist
Ward Bivens
Ida Laswell
Church of Christ
Marguerite Stattler
Clayton Mast To Head Lions Club During 1948-49
Clayton Mast was chosen by Myrtle Point Lions club members to head the group for the 1948-49 season at a meeting last night in the banquet room. He succeeds J Logan White, who served the past year. The slate was elected unanimously with no nominations from the floor. officers include first vice president George Linn, second vice president Dick Johnson, third vice president Lyle Carver, secretary Frank Meldrum, treasurer Chet Weed, Lion Tanner John Hunt, tall twisters Wreugart and Initchie.
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Clayton Mast
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Myrtle Point
Mast
J. Logan White
George Linn
Dick Johnson
Lyle Carver
Frank Meldrum
Chet Weed
Lion Tanner
John Hunt
Wreugart
Initchie
Francis
Survey recommends new junior high building at Myrtle Point
C L Muffaker of the University of Oregon reports a Myrtle Point district survey urging the construction of a twelve room junior high facility on a higher site. The study discusses student numbers and future needs for the school buildings.
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Myrtle Point
C. L. Muffaker
University of Oregon Education Department
Muffaker
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Asees Lank
Bridge Bottleneck Prompts Review By Local Judge
Judge Felseilm will confer this week with residents served by the road. He notes the bridge is a bottleneck and has given serious thought to its future.
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Felseilm
Chamber Directors Meet Tuesday for Chamber of Commerce
The board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber of the city mall. John Hunt, the president, announced the session yesterday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
City
John Hunt
Fragments Describe Incomplete Double Header Note
The readable text mentions a double header but provides only partial details. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge, leaving an unclear event description and no verifiable outcome to report.
Log Load Limits On Forest Roads Set In Siskiyou Plan
The plan sets load limits on about 4.3 miles of county roads from Powers into the forest. It limits vehicles to 42 feet overall length with 18 008 pound maximum axle weight and tolls officials to enforce the restrictions.
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Siskiyou
Powers
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