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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1940

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Suicide ends life of Powers area druggist

James Williamson a 55 year old Powers resident and former Mt. Vernon Washington pharmacist died in his shack eight miles from Powers near the railroad. Authorities said he used a silver of vrood and a bell crank to trigger a rifle in a personal crisis. His body was found Wednesday afternoon by Dillard Wilson and a hunting companion after they knocked and looked in the cabin window. The body was taken to the Schroeder Funeral Home in Myrtle Point pending word from relatives. Williamson was born in Carson City Nev and had lived in Curry County for years working for King at the Smith Powers Logging Company and previously in Powok and Beetsao See camp.

Barktow Mountain Williamson Albert Powers Schroeder Myrtle Point Wilson Powers Severeone Carson City Nev Mt. Vernon Wash Hubert Mc ¥Arien Avery Ranch Curry County Williarrion Powok Beetsao King Smith-Powers Logging Company Salmon Creek

Dixonville Family Reunion Honors 80th Birthday in Oregon

A Dixonville gathering celebrated the 80th birthday of Lee Hatfield with family from Helena Montana Newark New Mexico Roseburg and Steen. About 158 guests attended a noon dinner and a 2 to 5 pm reception in the Dixonville Grange Hall with greenery spring flowers a large birthday cake and coffee. A toast and a bow by Leshie Hatfield followed a jig by Hatfield’s friend Dick Camara as the afternoon included cake and social visits.

H A. Hatfield Bridge Dixonville Leelie Hatfield Clyde Helena, Mont Ray Newark Dixonville Grange Hall Aseburg Leshie Hatfield Dick Camnda Ape Hatfield Nikotie Theke Sy Gp Aoe Uae Hellad Pesen Wren Perry Wriight Steen Jam Owens Roseburg Harry Siltee

Paragraphs of blurred lines offer no clear headline

The readable fragments describe a muted scene with names and places that are unclear. It mentions Perkins and Loughier of Chive and hints at relief or an outcome but details are illegible.

Erratic OCR Fragment Shows Local Notices and Listings

Fragmentary text lists scattered names, addresses, and notices. It mentions individuals like Miss Jerrene Bargsea and Mrs A L Powrie, with scattered references to appointments, shoe items, and events. The garbled lines disrupt clear events or dates.

PTC A.L. Powrie Jerrene Bargsea

Myrtle Point FFA banquet honors members and plans

The Myrtle Point High School auditorium hosted 160 attendees for a parent banquet under the local FFA chapter. Speakers included SWhillip Bartlett and Jesse Clinton, with reviews of a year of projects such as livestock care, judging contests, and a barn dance. Other activities showcased reading, oration, and student band performances.

Myrtle Point High School Auditorius FFA Pres Swhillip Bartlett Reeponer Jesse Clinton Myrtle L. Peterson Haynes Inlet Coos County Yester Thompeson Harry Crowley Hermen Rotot Lundy George Jenking Coquille L. F Linn Myrtie Point High School Phillip Bartlett Ernest Davenport Frank Trigg Foster Thompson Kenneth Anderson Harold Schaed Clifton Christmas Warren Knight Barnyard Everett Bud) Rhule KE. J Walker T P Haberly Walter Laird Arthur Hermann

Coos Federation Of Women's Clubs Set Meeting Tuesday

Coos County Federation of Women’s Clubs plans an all day session Tuesday starting 10 00 AM in Marshfield at the WOW hall. A no host luncheon will be served and Myrtle Point Junior Woman’s Club attendees may coordinate with Miss Opal Gaslin to report expected numbers. Deadline Saturday for federation send ins, with transportation funds available from a club fund.

Coos County Federation Miss Gaslin

Powers Woman Passes Wednesday After Long Illness

Mrs J T Ross of Powers died Wednesday evening March 13 1940 at 10 oclock after lingering illness at her home Funeral arrangements are pending no definite information on survivors could be obtained before publication The deceased is survived by a daughter living in Washington and other relatives in the Powers area

J. T. Ross Powers Aingering Prees Washington St. Crows

Third Round P of Spring Marshes At Country Club

The third round results show Bert Foster defeating R. C. 9-1 and George Linn defeating BW. Dunn 4-2. Remaining pairings include William Becrows vs Richard Arnold, Richard vs Mary Dement, Compton vs Robert Meleein, and Theodore Clinton vs Jack McLarrin. The rest of the third round pairings await completion of the second round.

Spring Marshes Country Club Vg Sands Witt Conall Val Spring - Wey Ann Eebert Foster R. C George Linn BW. Dunn William Becrows Richard Arnold Ragar Pat Richard Marry Dement Compton Robert Meleein Theodore Clinton Jack McLarrin

Arago Youth Dies In Auto Crash Near Coquille

Alvin Harold Fredenburg of Langlois a former Arago resident dies Monday morning when his car leaves the road and sinks in about 12 feet of water near Fat Lik bridge on the Coquille Bandon dike road. He was born Sept 6 1818 in Arago and lived in Coos County all his life. Surviving are his widow Esther and siblings Rose Johnston Floyd Davenport and others. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Coquille at the Pioneer Methodist Church with Rev. H L Graybear officiating. Interment was at Odd Fellows Cemetery No 2.

Alvin Harold Fredenburg Lanzlois Arago Fat Lik Coquille-Bandon Dike Fredenburg Auto Rose Johnston Bend W. KR. Davenport Myrtle Point Edwin Aagen Coquille L. M Olaf Assen M. T. Mn John Asam Mort. Bend Mis Mary Mickenbotem Port An- Rinse Plonerr Methodist Church H. L. Graybear Gano Funeral Home Odd Fellows Cemetery No. 2

Local Happenings and Visitors Reach Myrtle Point

A series of social visits and events across Myrtle Point are listed. Residents from Richmond Broadbent Bridge and Coquille travel for gatherings while Mae Kincheloe and kin plan to reside in Myrtle Point. others host and attend receptions, dinners, and birthday celebrations with friends from nearby towns.

Kansas Martin Kincheloe Martina Peggy Wallis Richmond Kans Myrtle Point Kincheloe W. A. Roush William Johnson Broadbent Clinton Haworth Frank Zumwalt

The Hiland Theater Offers Free Passes for Couples

The Hiland Theater ran free admission for couples married over a certain period on March 6 and 7, drawing more couples than expected. The report lists numerous couples with long marriage histories, led by Mr. and Mrs. Grant Whiland at 52 years.

Hiland Theater Austin Dodge Saatsesrg Grant Whiland

Snow White Shop Opens After Renovation in Town

Snow White Shop Gate Street near the old post office opened Tuesday after months of interior decorating and new equipment. Proprietor Stanley White invites customers to enjoy daily made ice cream in seven or eight popular flavors stored in a two and a half gallon Milla Freezer.

Gate Street Snow White Stanley White

Install Officers Initiate Members At LOOM Meeting

Coquille Valley Loyal Order of Moose lodge formed from Myrtle Point Coquille and Bandon will be instituted Sunday April 7 at 2 pm in Coquille Nearly 100 will be initiated and officers installed A second initiation at 8 pm Lupch and Moose talks follow with AL J Sartori Spokane WA as principal speaker Gove predicts at least 350 members for the new unit

Coquille Valley Loyal Order of Moose Lodge Myrtle Point Coquille Bandon Lupch AL J Sartori Spokane Wash The Order R. F P. Gove Moose

Myrtle Point High appoints apprentice economic teacher

Miss Mary Margaret Woodward 1940 OSU graduate will assume duties at Myrtle Point High School next Monday as apprentice instructor under the regular home economics teacher Margaret Stevens. She will work until year end with no cost to the district. Oregon State College sends student instructors to three state schools including Myrtle Point, Redmond and Milton-Freewater.

Mary Margaret Woodward Oregon State, College Myrtle Point Mies Margaret Stevens Myrtle Poe Redmoria Milton-Freewater Oregon State Tebonls Jewng High

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