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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1936

Page

2

China Flats CCC Team Wins District Title in Oregon

The China Flats CCC basketball team beat Rand 36 to 33 at Medford to claim the district championship and advance to a tri district tournament in Vancouver Washington on March 29. Coach Bowen praised the China Flats camp’s scenic Coos county site and road construction work between Coquille River areas.

WIM Oregon Zeme China Flats Rand Klamath Medford Tes Ad Headquarters Iwano Washington China Flats CCC Vancouver Wash Boise Ida Enepector M. J. Bowen Revert Fechner Washington, D. C Coquille River Bowen Coos County Agnes

Townsend Club Friday Night Show Promises Special Guest

The Townsend club shifts its meeting to Friday night with Odd Fellows support at the Fellowship clubhouse. C A Roberson of Coquille will speak. his credentials mark his last Coos county appearance before an eastern speaking tour. Men promise secrecy for entertainment plans and hint at a Saturday follow up in McKinley. Women take over next Wednesday with a radio style program per rumor.

Townsend Club Odd Fellows C A. Roberson Coquille Roberson Coos County McKinley

Townsend Pension Club hears original program

About 135 persons attended the Townsend club meeting at the Fellowship clubhouse last week. John Bregger and Lans Leneve spoke on organization matters. The program included Townsend children singing, two dances, the skit Pay Day, and a choir performance followed by refreshments.

Townsend Club Fellowship John Bregger Marshfield Lans Leneve Fairview Townsend

Bible Study and Missionary Society Meetings

Bible Study meets with Mrs T Erickson on Thursday at 2 pm and is open to all. Bible Study and prayer meeting funded by the Bible Standard is held every Tuesday with Mrs Wallace Keller. The Missionary Society discussed fundraising to send members south during convalescence after College meeting Friday afternoon.

Wallace Keller BOC Miscionary the Missionary Society of the P the Standard Church Fmam Themr

Local residents welcome spring visitors and travelers

A long list of Coquille area residents and relatives host and visit family across nearby towns including North Bend Port Orford Myrtle Point and Eugene. Visitors include Ruth Ann Crawford Alyce Kay Roberts and Jane Thomas from the university with many others sharing spring vacation time with local households.

Roger Stewart Coquille George Stewart Durward Rolfe Mall Rolfe Allen Clare Lehmanowsky North Bend W A Roberts Port Orford Ruth’ Ann Crawford Corvallie E J Greiner Dona Lee Bandon Dan E Thomas Eugene M Jack Hillis Small William Winkelman Dewey Verne Lundy Robert Wily Dement Myrtle Point Ellis Warner

MILL WORKERS UPHOLD SENIORITY IN ONE-DAY STRIKE

A one day strike by Powers workers ended after engineers voted to uphold seniority rights. The dispute centered on layoffs of newer employees, with a minority opposing the ruling. Work resumed Wednesday morning as the Marshfield mill and nearby camps returned to full operation.

Ningham Marshfield

Thursday Bridge Club Elects Officers for Next Year

The Thursday Bridge Club met last Thursday with three tables. Mrs Clarence Moe chaired the session. Mrs Allen King Jr attended, joining Mrs W G Carty and Mrs Jamet Rouw. Officers elected: President Mrs W Carty, Vice President Mrs Jamet Rouw, Secretary Treasurer Mrs Arthur Thurber.

Clib ‘Retith Clarence Moe Allen King W G Carty W Carty Jamet Rouw Arthur Thurber

Birthday lunch honors Mrs Morris Lewis on Friday

Friends and neighbors gathered for a birthday luncheon on Friday the 13th at Mrs Morris Lewis home. The surprise party was arranged by her daughter Eva Preston and another daughter Mrs Wm McLymar with her young son joining the celebration.

Morris Lewis Mre Eva Preston Wm McLymar Myrtle Point Mesdames John Kramer Joh Purvis Tyman Rolfe John Widmark David Ca Cs Leo Frye Walter Spade

Party Celebrates Ninth Birthday

Cheiight celebrated her ninth birthday after school with a party at home. Children enjoyed games and refreshments with friends Slonec ker Meyerle, Harry Saint, Betty Jean Robertson, Peters Patterson, Nona Johnson, John Thorpe, Marvin Smith, Curtys Townsend and Ernest Kight in attendance.

Cheiight Marv Samel Slonecker Meyerle Harry Saint Betty Jean Scnrry Robertson Peter and Dickie Patterson Juvee Nona Johnson John Thorpe Marvin Smith Curtys Townsend Ernest Kight

Schools Close For Two Day Spying Vacation

Schools announce closure for Thursday and Friday for a two day spying vacation. Officials say students will have a break unrelated to weather or holidays. Local district cites administrative reasons for the unusual closure.

Powers

Legion Auxillary Announces Poppy Poster Contest

The American Legion Auxiliary held a planning meeting led by Mrs RL Stevens Pridat with eight members. They will sponsor a Poppy Poster contest in local schools to support the annual Poppy drive for the artillery, offering three age group prizes of one dollar each.

American Legion Auxiary RL. Stevens Pridat France

Local Masons Plan To Entertain 25th Celebration

Local Masons prepare for the 25th anniversary entertainments with the Mastese and Warden in attendance. A meeting on March 27 will set the program and duties for officers and members.

Bingkar Newoe Asec

Local SR High Boys Compete In Bay Tournament

Coach Howard Varney led Junior High players to North Bend for a county event. Powers lost to North Bend 3 to something, then defeated Bridge 37 to 12 in the afternoon. The local squad included Patrick Hennessey Eaton Warne Hirschinger Hull Davis Landaker Quilhaugh Miller and Rovan with several parents and students attending. Varney will not take the team to the Saturday North Bend consolation tournament.

Howard Varney North Bend Powers Vo. Patrick Robert Hennessey James Eaton Everett Warne Hay Hirschinger Clarence Hull Lowell Davis Donald Landaker Richard Quilhaugh Ralph Miller Maynard Rovan Elvin Hull A King Robert Hull Grace Lambert James King Wayne Hubbard Varney

Fellowship Club Social Aids Saint Patrick Theme

Mrs Wayne Carser leads the Fellowship Club event with second prizes awarded. The Saturday program for members and friends featured a Saint Patrick Day motif in the hall, with Jones and Howeary among witnesses to the festivities.

Wayne Carser Jess Jones Joruis Howeary Wistesses Merbers and Friends

Powers Hi Seniors Observe Kid Day

Powers High School seniors celebrated Kid Day on Wednesday with childish attire and games. The event marked their transition toward adulthood as they recalled youthful days.

Powers Hi

All Oregon Dinner Hosted by Womans Club

Womans Club held an All Oregon Dinner Saturday evening at the clubhouse. Members and guests attended as wives and friends were invited to the event organized by the club’s officers.

Womans Club Oregon

Dinner Theater Party Honors Curtis Townsend Jr Birthday

Curtis Townsend Jr son of Mr and Mrs Curtis Townsend celebrates his birthday Friday with a dinner and theater party. Attending were Clio Kight Ernest Kight Dwayne Gestler Patsy Joan Gestler Brisnot Diana Porters and Dorothy Nelson.

Curtis Townsend, Jr Curtis Townsend Chidren Clio Ernest Kight Dwayne Patsy Joan Gestler Brisnot Diana Porters Dorothy Nelson

Powers Masons Attend Bay Lodge

Freemasons from Bingham Lodge and MOSOenville represented by Noah Tend, Rolf, Freddy Med Lack, Willem Slustr, Dr Robh M tne, Dr David E Baird and others as they attended a Bay Lodge gathering with grand master Stannard of Oregon Wave.

Fo Oj Greiner Robh M Tne David E Baird Wugh Hall Rob Rolf Freddy Medlack Willem Slustr Bingham Lodge of Masons Noah Oregon Stannard Mosoenville

Oceanics Pupil Receives Free Admission at Bible Standard Church

A pupil from the Oceanics school recovers from a minor incident and is granted free admission to services at the Bible Standard church. The event highlights community support and local religious outreach.

Return of Hennessey and son from North Bend

William Hennessey and his son Jimmy arrived from North Bend after Jimmy received treatment for a mangled hand from a dynamite incident. He is gaining strength and making a rapid recovery.

Mra William Hennessey Jimmy Ra Usnal North Bend Jimmy

Broadbent Mra Minnie Robbins Hosts Volunteer Supper

Minnie Robbins Broadbent entertained guests last Wednesday with tamales coffee doughnuts and punch. Attendees included F CG Hemann Dolos Verlin Eldon Hermann Paul Troy Ficano Helen Bonni Rieuer Sam Breuer Naomi Robison Breuer Greta Mettan Heten Graham Gladys Louise Graham Thomas Row Everett Genevieve Rebbina Mrs Rob Yipes Mrs Herman Detlefsen and many others. New Newhouse of Portland and E Jauson family joined from Charleston later that evening for a social gathering and school event.

Minnie Robbins CG Hemann Dolos Verlin Eldon Hermann Paul Troy Ficano Helen Bonni Rieuer Sam Breuer Robison John Breuer Epen Breuer Greta Me Mettan Heten Graham Gladys Anderson Nerea Heemann Tey Charleston Rod Mra Rav Emery John Neal Lipsig

Local Social Notes Mention Family Visits and Health

Mrs C M Carlyle was Sunday evening caller at the G T Hermann home. Sunday dinner guests at the Geo Hermann home included Miss Ruth Anderson Miss Bessie Barnes Mr and Mrs Graydon Crews Mrs Roderick Hermann and daughter Patricia Miss Virna Hermann and Mr and Mrs George Hermann. Mrs Lloyd Lackey recovers from an operation and is improving. Mrs stocks and granddaughter Bonnie Lackey returned home after a week in North Bend. George Hermann Virna Hermann Ruth Anderson attended rural teachers meeting at Gravelford school. Arden Floyd family visited J Floyd on the Hayes place. Elton Robbins has joined the pulp mill at Empire Verlin Hermann with Henry Brownson of Bridge visited Grants Pass and Medford. They returned Sunday via Crescent City.

Geo Hermann Ruth Anderson Bessie Barnes Graydon Crews Roderick Hermann Patricia Virna Hermann George Hermann Lloyd Lackey Arden Floyd J Floyd Hayes Place J M Wagner John Grant Gaylord Elton Robbins Empire Verlin Hermann Henry Brownson Bridge Grants Pass Medford Crescent City

School News Roundup From Last Week

Last week students shared an art project onapat Tak blu and tem ra pal weed. The 4 H clubs met Friday afternoon. Sixth graders Donnie Lackey and Averill Parrish hosted a radio ram and returned to school after a week’s absence.

Apat Tak Blu Donnie Lackey Averill Parrish

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