Local Legion And Auxiliary Install New Officers
Myrtle Post No. 8 American Legion and the Auxiliary held a potluck supper and installed officers for the coming year. District commander Robert Bryant installed officers, with Don Evans as commander and Irvin Willberger as vice president. Delegates to the Legion convention at Portland were Moller, Sullivan, Pearson. alternate Noyes. Auxiliary officers include Avona Noyes as president and May Estes as secretary, with committee heads named for membership, Americanism, poppy, and other duties.
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Myrtle
Irvin Willberger
Bert Pearson
W A Briggs
Harry Dement
Robert Peel
Bryart
Mervin Moller
Elmer Sullivan
Legion
Portland
Laverne Noyes
Edna Hoffman
Maryalice Watkins
Rose Carter
Cora Steele
Grace LaFlamme
Ada Lemon
Alice Wooldridge
Oregon feed prospects show mixed gains and declines
A review by Oregon State College Extension Service notes rye and oats near national trends but barley and other feeds face weaker than last year. Wheat in Pacific Northwest states is expected higher with June outlooks. Coos County raises wages for highway workers to 12.9 per hour, and Woodrow Robison becomes Fishtrap drainage supervisor.
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Oregon
OSC
Usda Coop Remoting Service
Pacific Northwest States
Cate
Pacific Northwest
Wachigton
Idaho
Coos County
Social Roundup Shows Local Visits and Travel
Dora bY Mrs J N Gearhart shows notable improvement while guests include Air and Mrs Herbert Snyder of Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs Tracy Cribbin host, with Leafy Bullard visiting Gearhart before heading to Lebanon and Vallejo California to visit relatives. Dolores and Helen Rierson return to Powers after two week stay with the Cribbins.
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J. N. Gearhart
Herbert Snyder
Myrtle Point
Tracy Crivbine
Leafy Bullard
Gearhart
Jack
Lebanon
Vernon Dorland
Vallejo
Calif
Kenneth Casper
Mabel
Billy
Myers
Santa Cruz
Dolores
Helen Rierson
Powers
Mra
Tracy Cribbin
Community News From SITKUM Oregon Social Roundup
Local notes from SITKUM Oregon dated June 27 recount visits and guests at the Laird and Wilson homes. Attendees include Dureene Bunch of Portland, the Bunch family, and various relatives visiting from Myrtle Point Klamath Falls and Fairview. A July wedding in Myrtle Point involved Jolda Mantz and John Bell. Tommy Brown, age four, spent time at McAuley hospital Coosa Bay after an operation.
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Sitkum
Oregon
Ivan Laird
Muri
Lila Mae
Roseburg
Dureene Bunch
Portland
Oscar Bunch
Loyd Wright
Lyle
Alice
Jeanette
Elmer Wilson
Virginia Wilson
la Verne
Calif
Tommy Brown
Rex Brown
McAuley Hospital
Coosa Bay
Virginia
WA Nickasan
Jolda Mantz
John Bell
Myrtle Point
Chris Nelson
Eving
Harold Mullen
Charles Wiles
Beverley Haynes
Elmer Wilsor
Marriage Unites Burgess Brand In Coastal Home Ceremony
Former resident Mise Jerrene Burgess daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Burgess of Denmark and Charles Bernard of Coalinga California wed Wednesday June 19 at the brides parents home. Rev Elmer Rosenkilde of Bandon officiated. The couple plans a future home in Coalinga after a brief coastal trip. Bernard is a chemist with a company. The groom’s mother is Myrtle Point native Mrs Bernard, a Union High School graduate.
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Ben A_ Burgess
Denmark
Charles Bernard
Coalinga
Elmer Rosenkilde
Bandon
Robert Yensen
Miss Burgea
Ensen
Bernard
Barnard
Myrtle Point
Union High School
First Coos County Homemakers Camp Registration Opens
Three Coss Bay women lead the first registrations for the 1846 Coos county homemakers camp to be held at McKinley. Mrs Wa Hinze of North Bend is the first to register followed by Mrs Al Qualman and Mrs Louis J Candenberg of Charleston. Registration urged by county home extension council with a deadline of February 26. The camp welcomes all women of the county with fees 68 per person or full camp. Registrations go to the home demonstration agent at the Coquille courthouse. Mr and Mrs Johan Felsher left Sunday for Salem to attend a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting.
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Coss Bay
Coos County
McKinley
Wa Hinze
North Bend
al Qualman
Louis J. Candenberg
Charleston
Court House
Coquille
Salem
Johan Felsher
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Cascade region to receive 1.3 million rain bow fry
The first of 1.3 million rainbow fry is packed for release by the Game Commission in the Cascades. Two pack strings will weed this summer to distribute fish released at Fall River hatchery in Deschutes County and Klamath hatchery in Klamath County.
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Game Commission
High Lakes
Cascades
Marion Frerka
Fall River
Deachutes County
Klamath Hatchery
Klamath County
Myrtle Lane Crews Finish Graveling on Highway 43 Section
Road crews complete graveling from Myrtle Point to Coquille on Highway 43. Fresh coats painted from Myrtle Point to North Fork bridge. Brush clearing speeds transformation of the route into the area nicknamed Myrtle Lane.
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Myrtle Point
Coquille
North Fork
Myrtle Lane
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