Completion of Weaneesny Projects Leads to Enrolled 28
A Tuesday meeting reported the completion of projects by 28 students under the Oregon State Department of Vocational Education at the high school. The programs, including coats jackets and suits, cost about $15 each and aimed to be cheaper than commercial garments. Names listed include Barbara Barklow Phyllis Beckham Beth Bramon Eva Breuer Yvonne Carl Golda Culver Eleanor Daniels and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mast
Wee
Oregon State Department of Vocational Education
Arent Ik Mice
Barbara Barklow
Phyllis Beckham
Beth Bramon
Eva Breuer
Yvonne Carl
Golda Culver
Eleanor Daniels
Audra Hildebrandat
Helma Holverstott
Mary Neideigh
Lera Petersen
Virginia Robison
Ida Todd
Lena Anderson
Ann Campbell
Jean Clinton
Frances Cutler
Pauline Freeman
Hetty Gant
Marietta Gilpatrick
Elizabeth Johnson
Lena Labart
Wanda Labart
Grace McElwain
Thelma Meader
Jeanne Menegate
Beatrice Pomerene
Margaret Gedard
Square Dance to Aid Scout Home Fund
The Business and Professional Women club hosts a square dance at Myrtle Grange hall Saturday night June 10 starting at nine to raise funds for a new electric range for the Scout home. Tickets available from Mrs J M Myers at Myers and Myers store. Mrs Charles Nichols returned Saturday from Eugene after visiting her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Bell Sempert and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Myrtle Grange Hall
J M Myers
Myers & Myers
Charles Nichols
Fugene
B.ll Sempert
Reappointed advisory board members named for Coos District BLM
The 1949 50 board is listed with members including Thomas Avers Southwest Oregon Sportsmen's assoc Gold Beach E Benedict IWA CIO Coos Bay T J Cruickshank Coos Bay J W Forster Coos Bay Harbor etc Rotating terms will bring new members each year to ensure cross section of interests including lumber labor agriculture recreation and public. Regional administrator Goldy and District Forester Youngblad invite district lumbermen to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Avers
Southwest
Oregon
Gold Beach
E. Benedict
Iwa-Cio
Coos Bay
T J Cruickshank
See
Lumber and Sawmill Tworkers
AFL
Chamber of Commerce
Howard Leatherman
Fairview
Coquille
al Pierce
al Pierce Company
W M Rubman
Forester
Coos Bay Lumber Co
Coquille Goldy
Goldy
Ross A Youngblad
Car Pickup Collision Near Will Anders Cafe Causes Damages
A Monday afternoon wreck near Will Anders Cafe on Spruce Street Myrtle Point caused about 190 in damages to two vehicles. Mrs Johnny Elam of Powers drove a car struck by a pickup driven by Mrs L L Cunningham of Powers as it pulled from a curb. The Hollenbeck car from Powers sustained 150 in damages with 40 to the pickup. Passengers included Mires Hilde Harrels. Both drivers and Mrs Hollenbeck suffered injuries to the right arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Anders
Spruce Street
Myrtle Point
Johnny Elam
Powers
L. L. Cunningham
Spruce
Nelle Hollenbeck
Hollenbeck
Coquille
Mires Hilde Harrels
Dairy Club Tour Visits Members Homes
The Gravel Ford Dairy club conducted a Friday tour visiting members homes beginning at leader Orvus Millers to view Alice Mays three animals. Other stops included calves and heifers at Paul and Gary Davis Arlene Bar Zee Marlin and Beverly Gasner Bobbie and Geranna Stevens Mel Dun Gasner and Sharon Ansles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Ford Dairy Club
Ieader Orvus Millers Place
Alice Mays
Heifer O Paul
Gary Davis
Arlene Barzee
Marlin
Beverly Gasner
Bobbie
Geranna Stevens
Meldun Gasner
Sharon Ansles
Myrtle Point Requires Fire Permits Starting June 10
Fire Chief Marlin Evans announces outdoor fires in Myrtle Point will need permits from June 10 until the end of fire season, with official end date announced in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Marlin Evans
Evans
Presbyterians Plan Children’s Day Service at Union Time
The First Presbyterian Church will mark Children’s Day with a 10:30 union service led by the superintendent Mrs Theodore Smith and the pastor Dr A Theodore Smith. An original program by the children precedes the talk. The event ends around 11 30. A Sunday school children’s party and rehearsal are set for Saturday at 2 PM in the Sunday school rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterianaine
Theodore Smith
A Theodore Smith
Pastime To Change Hands In Forest Grove
Sidney Hardy former grocer and food locker operator in Forest Grove Oregon will take over Pastime in about three weeks after receiving state beer license approval. City council approved the license application Monday night and state offices in Salem must process it before the transfer. The cafe remains open under current management with Don Buss undecided on future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Hardy
Forest Grove
Oregon
Hardy
State Liquor Commission
Harts
Salem
Don Buss
Meters to be installed at Moller's Grocery
City council granted authorization to install four new parking meters in front of Moller's Grocery. The vote was unanimous and work will begin this week. The council also approved purchasing extra meters and posts for future use and will investigate routing and financing for water service extension to land outside city limits.
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Moller’s
Cather
Reedsport Meat Cutter Takes Over Haga's Mart
Reedsport meat cutter Swift named market manager for Haga's market replacing Joe DeMassh. Swift transfers from Reedsport Market after over a year and brings extensive experience in meat buying cutting and retailing. He previously operated a market in Washington and will offer locker service including cutting and wrapping.
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Barnes Swifts
Oes
Haggis
Mirtle Point
Reedsport
Swift
Washington
Joe DeMassh
Haga
Hospital Admittances Include Local Residents
A list of patients admitted to the Myrtle Point area hospital includes Nene Grant Gaylord Warren B Haines Doward Winkelmann Bridge Myrtle Point Ralph Edward Chappel Sitkum Eaward Cunningham llis Smith Mrs Dearialet Knig Mrs Creorge Quilhaugh Elwell Meters Powers Jacqueline Brown Barklow Rose Barklow Bernie Helms Mrs Ervin Dettman Stanley Colebank Frank Carey Daniel Hollowell Dean Brown Elmer Johnson Addie Miller David Giles all of Myrtle Point. The report names multiple local residents admitted for treatment in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nene Grant Gaylord Warren
Haines Doward Winkelmann
Myrtle Point
Ralph Edward Chappel Sitkum
Eaward Cunningham
Llis Smith
Dearialet Knig
Creorge
Qquilhaugh Elwell
Farm Housing Plan Moves Forward in Eugene Office
FHA coun cil servicer William E Walsh reports loans available from five to thirty three years at four percent interest for farm owners unable to obtain bank loans. Local three member FHA county committee reviews all applications as the four year loan making act runs. The current year appropriation totals 27 million dollars nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walsh
FHA
Eugene
Myrtle Point School Units Begin Seventh Week Session
A weeklong session opens with seventy seven participants across four divisions. The outdoor themed program includes nature lessons, field trips, and seed planting. Students from preschool through sixth grade attend services at local churches with John Parish guiding the curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerenty
Seares Scheel de Polat Pot
Maenday
Myrtle Point
Methodist Church
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
Church of the Brethren
John Parish
Myrtle Point Junior Legion routes Powers 16 to 0
Myrtle Point Junior Legion baseball dominated Powers at the Fairground field last Saturday. Southpaw Weber allowed 0 runs while Myrtle Point hitters, led by Cunningham Dayton Weber and B Brooks, boosted batting averages. The Powers squad faced illness and absences, while many Myrtle Point players contributed across the lineup. Other notes include upcoming Bandon at Don Friday and recent wins over Gold Beach, with regional implications for the southern district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Junior Legion
Powers
Weber
Myrtle Point Southpaw
Myrtle Points
Cunningham
Dayton
B. Brooks
Myrtle Point
Haberly
Pinkley
B Drooka
Arnold
J Brooks
Held
Roberts
Morris
Harry
Miller
Johnson
Moore
Martinkartle Poin
Bandon
Legion
Gold Beach
Myrtle
McKinley Grange Meeting Set At Churchill Home
A regional gathering of the McKinley Grange will be held at the Churchill residence on June 1 with members from nearby chapters invited to attend. The event will cover local agricultural plans and community outreach initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlcaf
McKinley Grane
Clarende Churchill
Births Registered In Sitkum And Powers Areas
Birth notices list Myrtle Point and Powers area families welcoming new children. Entries include Wilson at Sitkum Route Myrtle Point daughter born 5 30 50 and Compton at Power area 6 31 80 son, with other listings for James, Wise, and Rowe families.
Beckhags Take Weekend Sojourn by Plane to Portia
Mr and Mrs Curtis Beckhag fly to Portia for a short seven day visit this week, traveling by air and planning a quiet domestic trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Curtis
Portia
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James Richmond
Dale Ohlson
Judy
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Janet
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