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A letter praising the flag argues signs of patriotism and urges signing names fully when paying tribute to Old Glory. The piece extols the flag as a symbol of liberty from Betsy Ross to Dewey and Roosevelt, urging daily reverence by American citizens.
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Betsy Ross
Delaware River
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Bunker Hill
Oregon
Manila
George Dewey
Maine
Joguon
Pesil Harbor
Sau
Seven Seas
Just Knockin Around the Town in Long Beach and Frisco Flights
A travel narrative recalls a round trip from North Bend to San Francisco and back with air travel mishaps and glamor. The writer praises stylish accommodations at a West Coast hotel, notes the two–engine legs of Western Airlines and United Airlines, and observes a helpful stewardess while joking about sky sickness and in‑air meals.
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Long Beach
Cal
North Bend
San Franco
Angcles
I. A
Frisco
San Francisco
Chicago
Windy City
Biltmore
1. A
West
Elton
California
Western Airlines
Medford
United Airlines
Mast Hospital
Sky
Eckleys History Proves Rich In Pioneer Lore
The article recalls Eckley and its pioneer families in southwestern Oregon near Powers and Port Orford. It notes students earning all ones and honors, then shifts to a historical account of early settlers like Bovine Johnson and Sandy Summers who chased a native gold trail to a rich strike in the fifties.
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Eckley
Emil R. Peterson
Eck
Coos
Curry County
Powers
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Port Orford
Highway 101
Bandon
Eckley Country
Switzerland
Oregon
Sixes River
Bob Harrison
Curry
Johnson
Sandy
Summers
Foxy Johnson
Jersey Cows Purchased By M P Dairymen
A L Powrie of Myrtle Point bought eleven registered Jerseys from the Schultze and Schultse families of Canby Oregon. R B and Hazel Rylander of Myrtle Point purchased one registered Jersey, Rinda 81. Mawee Eagle Duke, from the Davenport herd in Myrtle Point. Transactions announced this week by the American Jersey Cattle Club based in Columbus Ohio which maintains nation wide Jersey records since 1868.
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A. L. Powrie
Myrtle Point
R.R. W. Schultze
RK. W. Schultse
Canby
Oregon
R. B
Hasel Rylander
Mawee Eagle Duke
W. R. Davenport
American Jersey Cattle Club
Columbus
Ohio
United States
CIO IWA Strikers Demand Union Shop At Coos Bay Lumber
The CIO IWA picketers persisted Wednesday in Coos Bay Lumber Co with a demand for a full union shop. The company offers a union shop minus workers already on payroll while the Coquille mill operated by AFL remains on the job. Four truckloads of logs were escorted through picket lines by Sheriff William F Howell as independent operators supply cedars and peeler logs.
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CIO International Woodworkers of America
Coos Bay Lumber Company
Cio-Iwa
CBL
Coquille Mill
AFL
IWA
Coos County
William F Howell
CBS
City Court Fines Paid for Various Offenses
Harold Fields paid 54.50 for assault and battery in municipal court last week. Chester Cook posted 2.50 bail for violation of the basic speed law. Ralph W West was fined 12.50 for failure to heed right of way regulations.
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Harold Fields
Chester Cook
Ralph W West
Amana Freezer School Demonstrates Home Economies
Miss Ruth Stoufer of the Amana society will lead a June 14 demonstration at Schroeder's Furniture on better meals with less work. The home economist will show shopping storage preparation and serving frozen foods and explain how a deep freeze pays for itself for a small family.
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Amana
Schroeder
Ruth Stoufer
Amana Society
Goddard to Head Division of Superintendents at UO Meeting
G B Goddard principal of Union High school No 2 Myrtle Point will chair the division of superintendents at the annual school administrators conference at the University of Oregon July 10 14 Guy Shellbarger principal of Marshfield High school will chair the secondary principals group Appointments announced by Paul B Jacobson dean of the School of Education U of O The conference is attended each year by many school people from all parts of Oregon.
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Oregon
Floyd Diehm to Campaign at Myrtle Point Church
Ponca City evangelist Floyd Diehm will conduct two weeks of meetings at Myrtle Point Christian Church from June 11 to 25. Services start at 8 00 pm. Diehm tours the west with the Hahn sisters who will perform duets solos and lead evangelistic songs.
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Floyd Diehm
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Myrtle Point Christian Church
John Parish
Mr Diehm
Hahn Sisters
Moller's Grocery Moves To New Site In Schroeder Building
Moller's Grocery, among Myrtle Point's earliest businesses, relocated this week to a modern site in the Schroeder building behind Security Bank on Fifth Street. The move follows the Eller family ownership and Petersen in-law arrangements formed in 1987.
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Moller’s Grocery
Moller’s
Myrtle Point
Schroeder Hbail
Security Bank
Fifth Street
Dainee
Eller
Theer
Parma
1014
Grand Opening Saturday At Local Store
Following Mr Petersons death in 1937 Mr Moller now runs the store assisted by his daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Bill Downing. The shop has offered coffee and doughnuts for adults and balloons for younger guests during its open period.
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Peterson
Moller
Bill Downing
County Schools Set June 19 Election for Rural Board Directors
County voters will elect Rural School board directors on June 19 with two zones voting. W K Davenport is listed as incumbent and chairman in one zone. Zones include Myrtle Point Fairview Riverside Powers Allegany Bridge Broadbent Coos River Dora Emika McKIney Remote Sitkum Aldercrest Catching Creek Sumner Eastside and 120 45C 49 districts. Mrs J R McMahon of Powers appears in zone A and Mrs Ida Linder is on the ballot in zone II.
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Rural School Board
W. KR. Davenport
Myrtle Point
Fairview
Riverside
J R McMahon
Powers
Tig Ae Fige
Ivan Laird
Atrium
Allegany
Bridge
Broadbent
Coos River
Dora
Emika
Mckiiney
Sitkum
Aldercrest
Catching Creek
Ida Linder
Sumner
Eastside
Consolidation Vote Set For Districts 41 34
District 41C Myrtle Point and District 34 Catching Creek have agreed to consolidate and set a June 23 vote. Balloting occurs at Myrtle Point Junior High and Catching Creek Schoolhouse at 7:30 Pacific Standard Time. Catching Creek operates a one room school with 12 signed petitions. Myrtle Point has 63 bonified signers.
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Myrtle Point
Catching Creek
Ida Mae Murphy Dies In Roseburg Oregon
Ida Mae Murphy 75 of Bridge Oregon died in Roseburg June 3 funeral held June 4 at 2 p.m. from the Chapel of the Roses with burial at Portland Crematorium. Born in Cincinnati Ohio she came to the county in 1912 and co owned Murphy General Store at Bridge. Survivors include daughter Mrs Helen M Rice and brothers E Hornung Judlow Ky.
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Ida Mae Murphy
Bridge
Oregon
Roseburg
Chapel of the Roses
Portland
Helen M. Rice
E. Hornung
Cincinnati
Hornu
Judlow
Char
Fawn Found Suffering From Bottle Feeding Inside City Lot
A baby fawn unable to walk was found in a city lot and is being cared for with bottled formula. Officials report the young deer relies on formula as caretakers monitor its condition.
Fire Chiefs Convention Attended by Oregon Officials
Marlin Evans fire chief of Myrtle Point and Johan Fellner a retired Portland firefighter joined the Oregon Fire Chiefs and Firefighters convention in Salem June 1 to 3. The event drew record registration and featured memorial services a talk by Gov McKay and lectures by state fire marshal Robert Taylor.
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Marlin Evans
John Fellner
Fire Chiefs
Salem
Johan Fellner
State of
Oregon
State of Oregon
Directors’ Association
Evans
Myrtle Point
Feliner
Portland
Guv Douglas McKay
Robert Taylor
Crystal Gardens
Salem Fire Department
Jay Stevens
Roru
Secrete Pacific International Fire Chefs Association of
San Francisco
Calif
Coos Historical Pioneer Group Plans Monday Meet
The Coos County Pioneer and Historical association schedules its regular monthly meeting June 10 at Langlois school gym. Inez R. Chase, secretary, says a one o'clock luncheon will precede business items for the group.
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Coos County
Fifty Five From Coos County To Attend H School
Coos County 4 H members aged 13 and older will attend 4 H summer school on the OBC campus June 13 to 23. Scholarships totaling $23 cover room, board and activities. full scholarship value is $20. Applications for summer school scholarships are encouraged. 4 H summer camp follows August 8 to 12 at Camp Myrtlewood near Bridge.
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Gal Gal Aa Aly
OBC
Geek Bane Ca A Sopeityake Cote One
Imadt of
Taes Ber Saar
Camp Myrtlewood
Bridge
Dinner at Scout Building Set Friday Plan Cards A Benefit
A community dinner is planned at the Scout Building on Friday to support a local benefit card drive. Organizers invite residents to attend and participate in the fundraising event.
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Scout Building
Brights Headed to LaGrande for Oregon School of Education
Mr and Mrs Bob Bright departed Tuesday for LaGrande where Mr Bright will attend the summer session at the Oregon School of Education.
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Bob Bright
LaGrande
Mr. Bright
Oregon School of Education
Cattle Herds Reported in Annual Test Season
Thirty-eight herds totaling 1886 cattle completed the testing year under the standard plan. The report notes an average production and fat content per cow, with several high herds including both registered and grade milking shorthorn cattle. Continued on Page 1.
Championship Play for Gelf Today in Handicap Finals
Ervin Wilberger defeated Chet Noyes 2 up to reach the semi finals in the same flight. McLarrin, club champion, was edged on the fifty fourth hole. Hall faces Wilberger in the semi final. Semi finals will pair Al Bette with Fred Mantz, Eddie Atkinson advancing by default to the finals. First semi final features Austin Stan Dornath versus T Ritchie Francis. First flight finals match Harold McGrew against John Lauderback.
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Ervin Wilberger
Chet Noyes
McLarrin
Ne Ni Few
Hall
Aeereat Wilberger
al Bette
Fred Mantz
Eddie Atkinson
Austin
Stan Dornath
T Ritchie Francis
Harold McGrew
John Lauderback
Misses Lininger and Wolff Sail to Germany for Brethren Work
Miss Geraldine Lininger and Miss Bether Wolff, instructors at Myrtle Point schools, depart Friday by train to New York then fly to Germany for rehabilitation and reconstruction camp work. They will attend the Church of the Brethren National Conference in Grand Rapids and return home after tours in Germany.
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Geraldine Lininger
Myrtle Point High School
Bether Wolff
New York City
Atlantic
Germany
New Yoka York
Church of the Brethren
Grand Rapids
Mich
New York
Thay
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Jerene Davenport
Marilyn Green
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Delores Mcleod
Rose Warner Serhcaswres
Richard Briggs
Vance Carlson
David Haberly
Mary Ellen Hardman
Betty Lou Meyer
Robert Paul
Phyllis Shelton
Tlevdr Winningham
Shirley Baker
Gerald Davenport
Charlene Forrest
Monte Lund
Bonnie Taylor
Shirley Tobey
Marlene Gasner
Pauline , Morris
Caroline McNeel
Florence Russell
Lara Shelton
Marlene Train
Mary Alice Whiley
Jennie Zinn
Chastes Bargham
Rose Warner
Forest’ Easton
Mel Craven Alton Epperson
Ovid Lodestein
Myrle Woolson
Bill Davenport
Jocelyn Norris
Martelle Roper
Barbara Shull
Sob Whitaker
Eloise Hartley
Don Peterson
Glenda Putnam
Stanley Roberts
Elizabeth Wiley
Loretta Wilson
tIrel Wooden
Canyon Easton
Jacqueline Cilbet
Diane Lehman
Genevieve Moore
James Myers
Mary Waters
Jersey
M. P. Dairymen
Deep Freeze
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IRO
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Australia
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