Fair Board Plans 1954 Show With Music and Scramble
Coos County Fair Board seeks Red Jordan and orchestra for Oaks Pavilion dances. Three loading chutes ready for livestock. Calf scramble winners may start herds. Tom Guerin and Henry Spargo prep scramble. Grange Talent show to grow. ramble calves auctioned. Community building to be leased to Myrtle Point, Lions Club remodels. roofing and display space to expand. Secret ary Clarno courting entertainment firms. Browning Bros carnival and Max Barbour rodeo slated. Next meeting July 13 in Myrtle Point.
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Red Jordan
Coos Bay
Oaks Pavilion
Jordan
Chas. McCulloch
Walt Schroeder
Henry Spargo
Tom Guerin
John Reiher
Pomona Grange
Grange
City of Myrtle Point
Clarno
Browning Bros
Max Barbour
Myrtle Point
Twenty Shooters Start Jim Morris Handicap Round
Twenty sportsmen competed in the first round of the Jim Morris handicap and merchandise shoot. George Miller won with 46 points while Hank Burr Harrell Hutchinson and V V Hagedorn tied at 45. Hutchinson won the shoot off with 25 straight. The second round is set for Friday night June 20. A Friday practice shoot may be added if interest grows. The baseball diamond has been prepared for Pee Wee league action through donated labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morris
George Miller
Hank Burr
Harrell Hutchinson
V V Hagedorn
Hutchinson
Lutheran Vacation Bible School Closes Friday Evening
The first annual Lutheran Vacation Bible School ends Friday night June 11 with a service at 7 30 in the kindergarten building. Afterward certificates will be awarded and handiwork displayed, with demonstrations in the Parepedi school. In charge of the program is noted in the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Vacation Bible School
Local Church Group Names Leaders and Helpers
Mrs Norbert Heins led the primary group while Mrs Carl Johnson ran the juniors and Mrs Ed Sybolyk headed the intermediates. Helpers included Alice Hammer Patsy Meyer Mrs Waldemar Gurney Mrs Francis Martinus and Peggy Meyer who played piano. Refreshments were served each morning as 45 children prepared a closing demonstration. Rev Norbert Heins led the apting devotions at the chapel service each morning.
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Nick Perkins
City Recorder
Henry Rosslow
T. G. Sumerlin
Coos Bay
Rose Garrett
Eugene
Seattle
Wash
Betty Meyer
Norbert G. A. Heins
Gold Beach
American Legion
Rogue Diner
Kring
Arlo Duncan
Duncan
University of Oregon
Clinton Carman
Ohn Carman
Gaylord
Charleston
Klorice Luttrell
Luttrell
Thos. Luttrell
Richard Miller
Army Air Corps
Kissler Air Field
Biloxi
Miss
Dewey Miller
Raymond Miller
March Field
Calif
San Antonio
Texas
Ray Epperson
Medford
Epperson
Milton Epperson
M. Epperson
Jacksonville
Roger Mills
San Francisco
John L. Rhodes
Edna Knight
Portland
Waldemar Gurney
William Gurney
Patsy
Peggy Meyer
Grants Pass
Fred Lafferty
Elton Schroeder
Order of Eastern Star
Schroeder
Rotary
W. A. Roush
Harold Clarno
Henry Schroeder
James Kilgore
William Gross
Diane
Linda
Ben Ash
Lakeview
Kay Petersen
Bruce
Petersen
U. of O
Hayward Field
Carroll James
Joan
Olympia
Avere
James
Gareth Goddard
Norbert Heins
Carl Johnson
Ed Sybolyk
Alice Hammer
Patsy Meyer
Francis Martinus
Pomona Grange Initiates 34 Candidates at Meeting
At Greendell Grange Hall on May 27th the Pomona Grange exemplified the fifth degree with 34 candidates receiving the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Ceos
Greendell
Program Highlights At Local Grange Meeting
After the degree a program by Pomona lecturer Mrs F L Clark featured Liz Bakes a Cake directed by Mrs T C Haynes of Greendell grange. A poem by Mrs J E Schoolcraft, piano solo by Mrs Aloma Gamble, and a fashion show directed by Mrs Harry Mast and Mrs C E Churchill. Joe Lairy of Myrtle grange gave an impromptu performance. Dancing followed with John Caudie and Harold Potts in charge. Refreshments served by home economics committee. 128 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Clark
Pomona
Liz Bakes
T C. Haynes
Greendell Grange
J. E. Schoolcraft
Aloma Gamble
Westmost Grange
Harry Mast
C E Churchill
McKinley Grange
Joe Lairy
Myrtle Grange
Lyman Hatfield to Graduate at Pacific University
Lyman Hatfield son of Mr and Mrs H A Hatfield of Myrtle Point will graduate from Pacific University May 24 with a bachelor of science and a major in physical education. He is a Phi Beta Tau member who played football basketball and track for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Hatfield
Pacific
H A. Hatfield
Myrtle Point
Pacific University
Lyman
Phi Beta Tau Fraternity
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Janet
Lansing
Michigan
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Detroit
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N. Y
Harry Meredith
Lima
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Herbert Merediths
Bellbrook
Fremont
Nebr
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Lowry Field
Denver
Colo
R. C Bowers
Glen Putnam
Austin Dodge
Frank Henry
Ray Collier
Bill Brooks
Army Air Force
Parks Air Force Base
Cal
Japan
Luther Brooks
R. E. Doyle
Jane
LaGrange
Ill
Doyle
General Motors
Chicago
John Leeper
Archie Train
Bridge
Chateauroux
France
U. S. Air Force
Leeper
L. A. LaFlamme
New Rainbow Assembly
J. M. Myers
Vera Cunningham
H. Grady Johnson
Mast Hospital
Frank Egan
Kansas City
Johnson
Charles Wagner
Nancy
F. Cooper
R. E Doyle
H Daytons
Roy
Harlingen Air Force Base
Lyle Pierce
Spruce Street
Robert Powrie
A. L. Powrie
Pearl Shank
Mansfield
Drainer
Robert Powries
Howard Nichols
Cama
Charles Zinserling
Nichols
Myrtle’ Point High School
Shell
City Cash
Fred
Eureka
Bob Cotton Tire Service
Mom
Fire Fighters
Bob Cotton
Bridge News
C D Hudson
Perry Waterman
Ethel
Jack Wilson
Harry Tozier
Coquille
Fort Jones
Della
Fred Sharp
Florence
Cince Finley
Guy Finley
Darrell Cox
Paul Hockemna
Wolgamott
Dayne Hudson
Etna
California
Fancy NO
Peg
Nalley Tang
U.S.D.A
Morrell
Bill- Dey
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