Myrtle Point Red Devils win county title in 1934 season
Myrtle Point basketball faced foes including Bandon Coquille Marshfield and North Bend in a hard fought season. The first team featured Druliner Ostrander and Rackleff with Mast at guard. Myrtle Point clinched the county championship after a 13 11 win over North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Druliner
Ostrander
Carves
Rackleff
Mast
Substitutes Hall
Barklow
Wilson
Ray
Coquille
Robests
Marshfield
North Bend
Quarte
Banton Bandon
Red Devils
Myrtle Pol
County basketball stars honored for year end
Ostrander Tommy led scoring surpassing county peers while Druliner Dale paced second. Carver Bally cited as strong center and football hero. Mast praised as center, Pete noted as dependable guard returning next year. Rackleff named best guard and cleanest player. Ed served as captain and will be missed next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostrander
Tommy
Kayo
Druliner Dale
Carver “Bally
Pete
Rackleff
Myrtle Point Assembly Honors Championship Team and Speakers
Friday assembly at Myrtle Point High featured Coach Rickard accepting a county championship trophy for the basketball team and pep talks to the students. Rev EG Ranton spoke on the American Bible Readers society and its New Testament outreach with 8000 youths involved. The honor roll praised outside reading effort, listing Roderic Barklow, Wilma Johnson, and others. Myrtle Point FFA entered three boys in the state farmer degree contest as they prepare reports and participation for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Myrtle Point
EG Ranton
Ranton
American Bible Readers’ Society
United States
Ranter
Roderic Barksow
Wims Johnson
Tom Draper
Herbert Evans
Roy Parrish
Chester Cook
Carol Hazelton
Ruth Shull
Sammi Breuer
Roderic Barklow
Wilma Johnson
Myrtle Point FF
Ellis Southmayd
Delos
Leslie Hermann
Sawyer
Decorahoe Rrs
Aleo
Tate
Seine
All-Girl Assembly Planned by Photcal Ed Club
The Photcal Ed club met to plan an all-girl assembly next month. Committees will select participants for performances including a fashion show, songs, and a play. Three fourths of the school gang are expected to take part.
Students Skip School for Sunshine amid Spring Break
Myrdle Point high school students enjoy a sunny spring break, gathering outdoors instead of attending classes. Adults groan at the long week, while locals speculate on how Principal Linn will handle the rowdy turnout next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrdle Point High School
Aken
Myrtle
Linn
Librarians Plan Picnic Fundraiser Postponed
The library group met Tuesday to discuss financing for the upcoming picnic. They decided to post a notice after a charitable event with Betsy Reta on a Friday afternoon or evening. Several new ideas were debated and many students attended as if it were mandatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuesay
Betsy Reta
Track Season Opens as Mystic Seal Stirs Typing Class
In a chaotic school scene last Wednesday a typing class huddle, a civic group and gym class collided over a misfiled task. A student’s slip led to a mistaken Myrtle Point office assignment and junior transportation warrants were handed out for February and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nus
Struggie
Miss Riverdes
Loquille
Season opens with track stars and field events listed
A few boys including Harold Dr oer Leroy Stirrone Edwin Rackieff Tommy Ostrander are preparing for the season. Sprints and high jump are mentioned and the track meet location is not yet decided, with a likely venue at Afar or the local Palr grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dr Oer
Leroy Stirrone
Edwin Rackieff
Tommy Ostrander
Palr
School Foods Class Demonstrates Beef Cuts at Market
A foods class visited the meat market on Tuesday for a demonstration by Mr Davis on different types and cuts of meats. He cut us a beef to show these parts to the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Student Dress Projects and Attendance Noted at School
The report highlights girls sewing wash dresses and wakeover problems as junior and sophomore classes near completion. It notes some students like Mae Huli and Hugh Gearhart have attendance or behavior issues, with several peers leaving school early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adva
Cabot
West Mortie Point Pp uw ate Mos ah ity
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local scene with names like Esbeth Bennet and Mrs Reln Henrett Syn tay. The readable parts suggest a social note or community mention from a midweek period with unclear dates and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliar Mohr
Esbeth Bennet
South Vivrdle Point M Mo. % ef '. gygins ands Mir ow Adams v6 the tow rock
Fragmentary readable text shows a local notice or brief item mentioning Adams, Wellman, and a Tuesday event in March. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gygins
Adams
le Wagner
Oweuk
San Tak
Adame
Quilting gathering and local social visits noted in Roland Weekly
Mrs W J deBoor hosted a quilting gathering with Mesdames Jackson Crosby Culbertson Weekly and others. Visitors included Nolan Watson from Power and families at several homes. Local residents shared Sunday dinners and social visits across Twin Oaks and Bold Hill areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland
W J deBoor
J C Jackson
J L. Crosby
Lige Culbertson
Charlie Bennett
J S. Clinton
Tommy
Lee Atkinson
Paul Bunch
Bunch
Jesse Laird
Myrtle Point
J S
Ivan Clinton Spen
Carl Anderson
Bold Hil
Weekend Outing Brings Community Members to Brewster Valley
A group enjoyed a Sunday hike to Bevter Rock in Brewster Valley with participants including Juanita, Wiona Watson, Wilda Shepherd, Glenn Crewe, Wayne Timpson, John Gearbha, and Hugh Gearhart. Local residents hosted gatherings Friday and weekend visits featured Miss Viola Ellis, Mrs Sam Bettencourt, and Mrs R M Minard among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Wanta Houelysholl
Mies
Genevieve Umley
Rome
Ewster Vale
Brewster Valle
Bevter Rock
Juanita
Wiona Watson
Whde Shepherd Ulet
Gene Thompon
Clark
Hugh Gearhart
Sam Bettencourt
R M Minard
Nmiss
Viola Ellis
Ala Canal
Wilda Shepherd Fucvta Oid
Winone “Latson
Glenn Crewe
Wayne Timpson
John Gearbha’ Tah
Ellis
Emil and
Viela Elis
Josephine Schellnammer
Gravelford
Sited
Suemnuun
de Thompson Borme
ROM Moraid
Everng
Droopy
Eva
Uae
Fred Minadouane
M Monard
Nas Crook
Mote Point
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Joe Whobrey visited with Mr and Mrs Roy Whobrey for new days. Chas Crook Jr spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Geo Ellis at Dura. Mr and Mrs Willis Hoover of Band on call on Mr and Mrs COW Cuck Sunday afternoon. Geo Wagner hunted bobcats Saturday. Alice Mae Endicott visited Marshfield on business. Archie Ames of Tyco camp spent the weekend with his wife visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Endicott. Mr and Mrs Chas Pratt and daughter and Mrs Mallory of Dora called on Mrs C W Crook Wednesday. C W Crook called on his daughter. Mr RB Barklow of West Myrtle Point, Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Whobrey
Roy Whobdrey
Chas. Crook, Jr
Geo Ellis
Dura
Willis Hoover
Bandon
Geo. Wagner
Alice Mae Endicott
Marshfield
C J Crane
Archie Ames
Tyco
Apent
Walter Endicots
Chas Pratt
Mre Mallory
Doro
W Crook
Crook
RB Barklaw
West Myrtle Point
Social Roster and Visitors Across Local Homes
Saturday morning breakfast with the HE Watkins family in Upper Halls Creek. Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs C A Swift with Ernest Watkins at his home. Weekend time with Mary Robison in Fishtrap and illness notes for Esther Barnett and Marjorie Hill. Grounded by various family gatherings and a Chaney camp lumber tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T B MacDonald
HE Watkins
C A Swift
Ernest Watkins
Jesse Damron
Bandan
Sam Damron
Merjorie Hill
Mary Robison
Esther Barnett
Marjorie Hill
Claude Randleman
Chaney
Hall Chaney
S . McAllister
Shelby McAllister
Ashland
Emmett Hammack
J W S Barnett
J W Barnett
Sam Root
Ursday
Tobert
Munford
Mondas
Suny
Wa Aires
Ohbert
Mumford and
Otheer
Swift
Local Social Evening HostsGuests at Reedpourt Ranch
Lee and Mrs Harold Dick hosted guests Saturday at Reedpourt with Adrian Schroeder Warren Ii from Camas and Rex Duck from CC camp. The event followed a Sunday afternoon gathering for Mr and Mrs Chester Willison and Mr and Mrs Rank McCann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Dick
Adrian Schroeder
Warren Iirom Camas
Rex Duck
Reedpourt
Chester Willison
Rank McCann
M ( Miller Ant Far
Local social notes from Dora and area visits
Mrs Mack Gant wore Callera at the Leatherman home Saturday afternoon. Mrs Geo Clinton and Mrs Dan Lewis hosted visitors. Mr and Mrs Martin Gasner and others stayed with Dan Lewis. Byron Hervey returned from Roseburg with Mrs Leo Wilama and two children. Gerald and Maxine Willson visited families, as did Roland Plater and Ruby Clinton at the Harmon home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tty
Dora
Mack Gant
the & L. Leatherman
Geo. Clinton
Dan Lewis
S. D. Clark
C E Johnson
Art Austin
Austin
Clarence Peterson
Wiley Sumeriin
Nhne
Geo Clinton
Martin Gasner
Byron Hervey
Roseburg
Leo Wilama
Wilma Mae
Rowena
Owen Willson
Gerald
Maxine
A F Wilson
Roland Plater
Ruby Clinton
Wm Harmon
Social notes mention local visits and guests
On Saturday W. V. Schroeder and Mrs Wor old Dick called on Mrs Norland. Mr and Mrs Mast called at the Harmon home Sunday. Mrs Harvey Barklow dined Monday with Mrs W V Schroeder. Mrs Dan Lewis visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs L Leatherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra. W
Schroeder
Worold Dick
Norland
Mra
Mast
Harmon Home
Harvey Barklow
Dan Lewis
L. Leatherman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Myrtle Point Herald
Port of Coquillenens
City of Myrtle Point
Myrtle Poin Herald
Oregon
Robert L Tucker
wVeuets
Reading
Librarians
Tina Ds
Richard
Bonds
RT Tucker
Hhe
MDS
Tle Ont Herald
Pepps
Badot
Jack MecDonall
Grate Steras
Amd
Coco
We Entertainment
Pew
Rocks
Huli
Uedia
Luke
Schoo
West Mortie Point
Ravelford
Mt . Fos
Hoeg Pvae
Wellman
Electric Service
Myrtle Point Electric
Corner Spack
Andy Erik E NG
Em Wise Pou Reilly and
Enginees
Igh Field
Orrlving
Portland
Pacific
L. McRay
Norris Grocery
AaaTlarsi
Tna
Upper Halls Creek
Lee
Myrtle Bakery
C A. Brennan
Pearnley
Hasling
Hollywood
Wally Jones
Gilbert Clothing CO
Oregon City
Baater
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
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