Lions Weigh Proposal To Build House At Dyrtle Point
Lions club discussed using a $1100 sinking fund from a community building to construct the first residence in a sponsored series. Funds to cover materials, labor donated by members, proposal sent to committee for study. George C. Huggins of Coos Bay spoke to the club on taxes from Gov. Snell's tax study board.
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Dyrtle Point
Lions
Sentro Committee
George C. Huggins
Coos Bay
Gov
Ear Snell
Tax Study Board
Small Finishing Mill To Be Built At Myrtle Point
Dean Braman of Portland announced a resaw mill will be built in Myrtle Point below town on the former Shase cannery site. Construction on the rail is underway and the mill aims to operate by spring, resawing ties and timbers and employing local workers. The Bramson family, including wife Mrs Bramson and children Gary and Adane, will relocate here from Coos Bay.
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Dean Braman
Myrtle Point
Portland
Shase Cannery
Baren
Bramson
Frederick Lange
Bender Avenue
Gary
Adane
Langes
Coes Bay
Lumber Company Mill Is Started At Catching Creek
Spaulding Lumber company begins sawing ties at its new mill on the Marion Lakey place by Catching Creek. The firm plans to build a plank road from the mill to the highway at once.
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Spaulding Lumber Company
Marion Lakey
Catching Creek
Lily Growers Plan Coquille Meeting
Lily bulb growers in the Coquille area are invited to a meeting tonight at 8 p m to adopt a constitution and by laws, per Dan Fish president of the association. The group numbers more than 40 members.
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Lily Growers
Coquille
Lily Bulb Growers Association
Dan Fish
Business Visitor Joe Stankevich In Myrtle Point
Joe Stankevich of Bandon was a business visitor in Myrtle Point on Wednesday.
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Joe Stankevich
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Oregon Leader Farrell Denies Political Shift
A native of Oregon and lifelong Republican, Farrell serves as one of the state's three principal officials. The past term has focused on addressing core issues as he balances duties and family life.
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Atives
Oregon
Farrell
Orageds
Oriel
Sence
Fwe
Junior Class To Present Three Act Play Shall He Marry
Myrtle Point Union High School's junior class presents the three act play Shall He Marry directed by Philip Ryan with Barbara Brooks prompting. Cast includes Ramona Francisco Betty Van Doren Fielse Vadnais Delores Barkley Johnetta Miller Evelyn Leeper Ed Brown and Bob Det lefsen.
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Myrtle Point Union High Sphosl
Philip Ryan
Barbara Brooks
Ramona Francisco
Betty van Doren
Fielse Vadnais
Delores Barkley
Johnetta Miller
Evelyn Leeper
Ed Brown
Bob Detlefsen
New Pastor to Lead Myrtle Point Presbyterian Church
A new pastor Rev Hood will lead Myrtle Point Presbyterian Church replacing Rev J H Wiley who has resigned and moved to Los Angeles. An Examiner will conduct driver permit tests at Myrtle Point City Hall from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 22 for those seeking permits.
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Myrtle Point Presbyterian
Hood
J. H. Wiley
Los Angeles
Myrtle Point
Transcontinental bus links eyed to connect coast to coast
Portland to connect north and south with Greyhound services east coast bound plans call for three north and three southbound routes. Proposed terminals include Florence North Bend Coos Bay Coquille Bandon Port Orford Gold Beach intending to handle heavy Pacific coast traffic toward Oregon and California terminals built along the route.
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Portland
North Ard South
Greyhound Lines
Florence
Boatsport
North Bend
Coos Bay
Coquille
Bandon
Plangloss
Port Orford
Gold Beach
Pacific Coast
Wmornia
Power Line Right-Of-Way Cleared Near Ban Ereas
Clearing of a right of way for a new power line between Norway and Two Mile road south of Ban areas. The Cooa Electric coop extends service to the Port Orford area. Four carloads of poles and wire meet requirements are on hand. Connarn says negotiations with Bandon for its hydro plant purchase are underway and the Geld Beach Utilities property option is secured.
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Norway
Ban‘ereas
Cooa Electric Coop
Port Orford
Connarn
Coop
Bandon
Denmark
Geld Beach
Schroeder Light Setup Planned for Myrtle Point Store
Representatives of the Mountaine States Power Company were in Myrtle Point this week to work out lighting for the remodeled Henry A. Schroeder & Sons furniture store. Remodeling proceeds rapidly though delays occurred due to difficulty in securing building materials.
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Mountain States Power Company
Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Insy
Red Cross Drive Nears Quota in Myrtle Point Area
County reports show Gravel Ford as the only district reaching its quota. Henry Sehroeder, chairman, says the drive needs full participation countywide to meet the April 1 deadline and resolve misunderstandings about the drive's purpose.
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Red Cross
Myrtle Point
Henry Sehroeder
Gravel Ford
Sehroeder
Meeting on county unit school district law at North Bend
The rural school board meeting at Myrtle Point discussed the county school district law known as the county unit. Montgomery reviewed school finances audits and reports while Kexalec aided on budgeting and answered general questions. A meeting of school officers occurred in North Bend yesterday and a follow up is planned for Bandon tomorrow.
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Rural Sensel Board
Hovenbar
Kexalec
Helen Glenn Mast
Clark
Kinley
Montgomery
North Bend
Bandon
New All Steel Building Erected By W L Bell Here
W L Bell erected a large all steel warehouse and showroom for his tractor and farm building line. A second unit may be added if needed. The structure uses all metal girders sidewalls roofing and materials shipped in sections. Total cost expected not to exceed 6000 dollars, a fraction of ordinary builds.
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W.L. Bell
Mell
Broadbent Grange Founded June 5 1980
Unclear OCR text notes the Broadbent Grange was organized on June 5, 1980 at the school. Details on the Boo ibe the Buys Building or creamery purchase are unreadable.
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Boo Ibe the Buys Building
Football Schedule Adopted For Next Fall
The Myrtle Point Union High School football schedule for 1946 was set at a recent meeting. The slate includes Sept 20 and Sept 27 at home and away games against Bandon Coquille Marshfield Reedport North Bend Grants Pass Coquille and others with dates remaining to be finalized.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
Bandon
Coquille
Marshfield
Reedaport
North Bend
Granta Pasa
Community Church Event Planned for March
A notice announces a gathering at the community church in March, inviting neighbors to attend and participate in the planned event. The fragment references a ring and day but details are unclear.
Endangered Institution Faces Closure Amid Financial Struggles
Aged facility stands at the brink of shutdown after facing severe funding shortfalls. Officials warn that without rapid support the institution may not survive the current crisis.
M. P. School Band to Enter Festival
Five bands will perform at the festival with each group playing a solo set. Participants include North Bend and other named ensembles. A parade along Sherman Avenue will precede the event.
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M. P
Ito
North Bend
Sherman Avenue
Sleeper Service Resumed on Southern Pacific Line
Sleeper service resumed between Coos Bay and Portland on Friday night after wartime suspension. A 16 section tourist car was reintroduced, per P. P. Gray, Southern Pacific Coos Bay agent, as traffic moves for the final assault against Japan.
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S. P
Southern Pacific
Coos Bay
Portland
Japan
P. P. Gray
The
Fair Board Aims to Boost Agricultural Exhibits
Everett Messerie and Comin preside as ClatingaNamer fair board heads. The board discusses shifting focus toward agriculture with special emphasis on 4-H Smith-Hughee and junior grange members and plans more exhibits this year.
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Everett Messerie Sainly
Stat Agriculture
Tae Ee
Naval
4-H
Smith-Hughee
Former logger dies at Sweet Home after stroke
George Taylor longtime Sykes logging camp worker died suddenly at Sweet Home on Saturday from a stroke. He had been employed by Powers & Davis at Steet 2 and was a well known figure in the area.
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George Taylor
Mamy
Sykes
Thia
Sweet Home
Ides
Ekay Coss Sear
Powers & Davis
Steet
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Pild House
Lumber Company
Robert & Farrell
M. P. Church
ClatingaNamer Fair Board
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