IHE High Faculty Praise For Union High Play
The Union High School performance The Four Flunder received loud audience applause for acting diction and poise. Cast members Alisa Gertrude Gick Grace Linn Longet Edgar Ruckard and others showcased strong character work and stage presence in a well received production.
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Union High School
Alisa Gertrude Gick
Jerry Dean
Grace Mary Linn
Evangeline Gay
Mazy
Everyuhc
Tme
Provez Neas
Lolang P. Lind
Horace Burgs
Capavio
Edgar Ruckard
Andy Whittaker
Anteen Barker
Dwight Allen
Alice Alvardes
Juno Allan
Anu
Arthur Sawyer
Giles Faraday
Juno Kesman
JF. Hannorton
Mportant
Andy Newhousy
Hudert Riggs
Amy UN
Junor High School
Jean Presator
Lie
Lewellen
Foth Londros
Clarence L. Charen
Ira Whittaker
Enture
Faith Kindron
E. G. Ranton
Charlotte Bromus
Ranton
Boy Scouts Presented with New Troop Flag
The Myrtle Point Boy Scouts meeting at June high school had twenty of twenty-three members present. The group received a new troop flag from the American Legion post with a five year emblem, presented by Harry Bronson. They plan a hike to Barkers Cabin driving tests for a Court of Honor with Mr Hayward visiting the area this month.
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Boy Scouts of
Myrtle Point
American Legion Post
Harry Bronson
John Belloni
Barkers Cabin
Hayward
Snow Delays Logging in Coos County Hills
Snow in the hills of Coos County again delays logging work this week. The Coos County Logging Company attempted to add crew south of Powers but heavy snow forced men to return home awaiting better weather. Some workers left Sunday for the Glazer Creek camp while Willie Weekly on Rock Creek begins after operations paused by deep snow.
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Coos County
Coos
Water rate reduction petition circulates before council
A petition calling for a substantial cut in the city water charge is circulating and will be placed before the Ste regular session at city hall Monday evening. City Recorder E. A. Doodge raised the issue two weeks ago and the council laid it over for the upcoming meeting.
School Board Cuts Grades To Balance Budget
The board of district No 41 voted to reduce teaching staff by three, dissolving the music department and two grade teachers, with the principal teaching both eighth grade sections. The move aims to save about 25 percent of the teachers budget and 17 percent of the total budget amid enrollment decline and revenue losses.
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Board of Directors
Rool District NO 41
A A Schriefer
Byrne Wins Bout At Coquille Thursday
Local heavyweight Jimmy Byrne returned from a several month layoff to stop Dave McRae of Tulsa in 90 seconds of the first round with a body attack and an arch punch to the solar plexus. Camden and Garvey also posted wins in six round and four round bouts, while several draws closed the preliminaries.
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Jimmy Byrne
Dave McRae
Tulsa
Oklahoma
McRae
Byrne
Leo Lombsk
Camden
Johnny Garvey
Portland
Ted Davidson
Wild Cat Walters
Jack Shermer
Coquille
Dick Brown
Bandon
Young Hatcher
Red Pierson
Norway
Adama Leaves for Portland Veterans Hospital
George Adama longtime top man in the H Pearce firm departed for Portland Sunday to enter a veterans hospital. He is accompanied by his family who will stay there while he receives treatment and hopes to return home soon.
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George Adama
Ben
H Pearce
Portland
Veterans’ Hospital
Mr. Adama
Wedding Anniversary Dinner Honors Two Families
Mrs Wm Preston Jr of Myrtle Point and Mrs Oliver Clarke of Bridie hosted a dinner at Fourth and Ash to honor a wedding anniversary. The event also became a belated birthday gathering for Mrs Oliver Clarke with guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Preston Jr and daughter Rei, Mr and Mrs Oliver Clarke, Dr and Mrs H D Clarke, Mrs Mery B Campbell, Rev and Mrs H F Irvin, and Dr and Mrs O H Clarke.
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Wm Preston, Jr
Myrtle Point
Oliver Clarke
Bridie
O H_ Clarke
Ash
Cigar Store Change in Junto Oregon
Frank Brown of Junto Oregon buys the cigar store turning over ownership amid local business shifts. The deal details and parties involved are reported as concluded with Brown taking possession.
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Frank Brown
Junto
Oregon
Creamery Crews Return to Full-Time in Coosa County
Coosa County creameries resume full-time schedules after a harsh winter. Catching Creek Cheese, Sugarloaf, and Swift plant operations are now on routine daily hours. New directors at Argo Cheese Co. and a favorable outlook for the season are reported.
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Coosa County
Catching Creek
Chris Nelson
Onn
Schroeder Hall
Spruce Street
A. M. Sunetrup
Scheaya
Norws
Argo
Argo Cheese Co
Oregon
Hub Store Reopens Under New Manager W B Hendershott
The Hub reopens after merging stock from Bandon Coquille and Marshfield with the local inventory. New manager W B Hendershott formerly of Eugene brings years of experience and has moved his family to the Cooley house on Seventh street. The move signals confidence in Myrtle Point’s local conditions.
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Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
W B. Hendershott
Eugene
Hendershott
Wfe
Cooley House
Seventh Street
Myrtle Point
Inoue
Octave Club Presents Plan tation Jubilee at High School
The Octave club staged the Plan tation Jubilee in the high school auditorium drawing a large crowd. Proceeds totaled 32 dollars with one third kept by the club and the rest funding hot lunches for school children. Mrs. Albert Pancoast heads the group.
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Bridge
Ore Mar
Albert Pancoast
Arthur Hooton
Beth
Kenneth
Coquille
Hooton
Haven
Billy Corpe
Tommy Culver
Jean Smith
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ruby
Florence Johnson
Evemy Morrison
Viva
Vivian Lake
Constance Knight
Virgia
Wilda Beckett
Mary Alice Corpe
Henry Carver
Elder Win Barnett
Bonnie Jean Billings
Former Resident Visits Myrtle Point After Orange Sojourn
Chas E Schroeder of Bandon and Tom Gurney of Myrtle Point return from Orange California. Mrs Schroeder visited her parents Mr and Mrs J T Dunlap there. Mr Schroeder drove down to bring them home. Mr and Mrs Dunlap had lived in Myrtle Point for 27 years. this is his first return visit.
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Chas. E. Schroeder
Bandon
Tom Gurney
Myrtle Point
Orange
California
Mr. Dunlap
DIES SUDDENLY OF MENTAL MENINGITIS IN OREGON TOWN
Eldred Ely Griswold, 5, son of Mrs Hannah Griswold of Powers Oregon, died suddenly from meningitis after attending school this week. He was stricken while at Mest pi and died at home. The family awaits further details from the burial and mourning services.
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Eldred Ely Griswold
Hannah Griswold
Powers
Oregon
Lions Club Benefit Dance Draws Big Crowd
The Lions club dance at Schroeder's hall Saturday night was a financial and social success. It netted enough to pay for a radio set and attendees plan another event. At Thursday's meeting President Dement introduced Myrtle Point Herald owner Robert L. Tucker who pledged cooperation in community development.
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Lions Club
Schroeder's
Lions
Lion
Dement
Myrtle Point Herald
Robert L. Tucker
Chamber of Commerce Roll Call and Board Actions
The chamber of commerce board met Tuesday evening in Wallace Dement’s office. They discussed the Oregon Products dinner at Schroeder hall and a roll call to be conducted that night. The board endorsed the Grants Pass to Rogue River highway and showed moral support, while tax issues were referred to the county chamber. They approved $25 for the Portland chamber office in Los Angeles and $10 for secretary Elton Schroeder to attend state secretary meetings in Eugene. The group also backed Gold Beach plans for the Rogue River bridge opening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wallace Dement
County Chamber
Chamber
Oregon Products
Schroeder
Grants Press
Rogue River
Powers
Myrtle Point
Tlemon
Oregon
Congress
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Elton Schroeder
Gas station to reopen at new corner with West Coast fuel
Tike Cook, former operator at Spruce and Fourth, plans to reopen his station at Eighth Street near Maple in repair. He intends to offer West Coast gasoline once repairs are completed, occupying the former Spruce and Fourth location after moving.
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Tike Cook
Spruce
Fourth Streets
Eighth
I Rr
Maple
Eck
Spruce and
Fou
Examinations for operators licenses Friday in Myrtle Point
Examinations for operators and chauffeurs licenses will be given Friday at 10 30 am in Myrtle Point city hall. The law passed last year makes testing compulsory for all vehicle operators. Those holding licenses may test any time within three years. Ward R McReynolds will conduct the examination.
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Lcense
Myrtle Point
Meensas
R. McReynolds
R. McReynolds, the State Exsouning
Oerake Advanc
Ieee
Civic Improvement And Help For Unemployed
L. H. Pearce proposes using a half block of vacant ground near Myrtle Point for a summer garden to improve the town’s appearance. He urges residents to cultivate unused lots, noting moisture helps crops and that neat lots attract visitors. The plan aims to reduce weeds and rank growth and provide a pleasant, inviting area for locals.
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L. H. Pearce
the Herald
Pasaded
Yrle Point
Mr. Pearce
Coos County
Mertie F Bonet
Rangers
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed at Pink Creek
Friends and family gathered Tuesday evening at Levi Bunch’s Pink Creek home to honor Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bunch on their golden wedding anniversary. The program featured musical numbers, readings, and a refreshment course, with W. H. Bunch as the sole original wedding party member present.
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C. H. Bunch
Pink Creek
Levi Bunch
B. Bennett
Lily Fish
Dorothy Bunch
Jen
W. H. Bunch
N. B. Bennett
Martin Nagel
C. George Nagel
Esther Guerin
James Guerin
Leslie Epps
Steve Epps
Walter George
Rose Beeres
Ray Benthin
Drew Bogan
Eugel
George
W. W. Gage
J. R. Bunch
Ham Bunch
Dunham's Grocery Installs New Managers at Myrtle Point and Coquille
Dunham's Grocery in Myrtle Point appoints David Parmeter, formerly Bandon manager, to run the Myrtle Point store. Deb Abraham moves from this store to manage the Coquille branch. Parmeter will reorganize the layout while settling into a Spruce Street apartment.
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Dunham
Myrtle Point
David Parmeter
Bandon
Deb Abraham
Coquille
Parméter
Eixasion
Spruce Street
Bridge Petact Sziven
Tye
Menda Bock
Fire department chief change sparks damage report
A damaged notice notes leadership shift in the fire department with Mr Hughes named chief after long service. report focuses on response pace and ongoing review of damage to property and how to proceed.
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Hughes
Bobcats to Play Bulldogs Friday in Myrtle Point
North Bend travels to Myrtle Point High School auditorium for a season finale against the Bobcats and Bulldogs. Lineups feature Ward Carver Hughes Shalton Mullen Robertson Felsher with referee Rice of Bandon. The season series table shows points for and against among five Coos country teams.
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Myrtle Theyrtle Point
North Bend Bulldogs
Myrtle Point
Bulldogs
Ulldogs
Bobcats
Bend
Mike Ray
North Bend
Ee Bee
Pal Rustrae
Mullen
North Reid
Coos Courly Basketbal Arts
Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
4 H Club Meeting Honors Handcrafted Towels And Awards
Four H club girls progress on a handcraft project making towels under state guidance. Participants include Aileen Osbo, Lorraine Miller, Joan Morris, Phy Beloni, Mi'dred Huff, Josephine Huff, Edith Ridell, Wilma Ridell, Mildred Hoff, and Ellen Carver. Juanita Huff leads with 87 points. Wilma Ridell 72. Absent at the last meeting were Wilma and Edith Ridell. A short program includes recitations and talks on club work.
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Aileen Osbo
Lorraine Miller
Joan Morris
Phy Beloni
Mi'dred Huff
Josephine Denita Huff
Edith
Wilma Ridell
Mildred Hoff
Stasphine Devas
Ellen Carver
Art Ieleg
Juanita Huff
Wilma Redell
Wilma
Edith Redell
Josephine Deyoe
Carnival Dance Planned After Northlond Game
A carnival dance will be held March 4 in Schroeder's hall after the Northlond game. The 8 Q 8 epick club, formed to fund dances for high school students, plans orchid club colors, greenery, and assortments. Har old Hall, Austin Hall, and Lyle Knight lead the orchestra. The evening features hatia serpentine whistles.
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Schroeder
Northlond
Harold Hall
Austin Hall
Lyle Knight
Ladies from Coquille Highlighted Guests
W Gomwell notes that besides those named on the program, Mrs. Oliver Sanford and Mrs. Rodgers were present among the Coquille attendees, expanding the listed roster of ladies.
Bakery Will Move to Larger Quarters
Al Poppe and J Schriefer move from a home bakery in the Sam Tobacco neven to larger quarters at Buell te Sixth and Wiles streets. They plan a bigger scale operation and aim to serve as a real welcome to the Point, indicating the city’s future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Poppe
J. Schriefer
Sam Tobacco
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IHE High Faculty
BOY Scouts
Riddles
Cigar Store
UI Tet Pxyak
Ogtave Club
Lion Club
Dunham’s Grocery
North Bend W. L. Pet Marshfield
Quille
AB Bandon
Mexico
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