Myrtle Point High School Event Sparks Community Interest
The Myrtle Point Herald reports on school activities including a Myrtle Point High School event featuring a guest address and a campus social scene. The piece notes student performances by the Women’s Glee Club of Willamette University directed by Phi Hobson and lists club members and hosting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilare University
Phil Hobson
The
University
Miss Findley
Mary Allen
Martina Prat
Virginia Sluaser
Katherine Everett
Margaret Arnold
Asst
Francia McGilvra
Jesse Cos
Helen McPherson
Lilian Scott
Helen Bridgeman
Helen Pemberton
Grace Henderson
Marjorie Miller
Hazel Ohare
Mildred Mills
Esther Doeffen
Virginia Edwards
Kathaleen Gaverson
Ruth M Ha
Sec -Treas
Helen Hughes
Jean Hobson Reader
Kathaleen Garrison
Glee Club
G. L. McKay
W. W. Williams
F. A. Dennison
J. W. Carlson
C C Carter
J D Chambers
O H Clarke
C. C. Hulet
F L. Lundy
E R. Cooley
C L Church
P Inn
Senior gradation notices elect May Queen
The Seniors received graduation announcement cards inviting relatives to the radia tion exercises in the high school auditorium. Last week, student body meetings led by President Shirley Carter named Karama McRay and Andrey Amikton. McRay declined and Audrey Hamilton was automatically elected May Queen.
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C. A. Howard
Viet Point Y March
Pelédent
Shirley Carter
Ma Ueen
Karama McRay
Andrey
G A C Meeting Plans Hats Banquet and Committees
G A C president Audrey Volkmar announced a March 5 meeting to decide on new hats for members. A G A banquet is slated for Myrtle Hotel on March 30 at 5 30 with committees named for decoration waitresses program and host duties.
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Audrey Volkmar
Ned
Myrtle Hotel
High School Class Activities Highlight Busy Week
Cooks class sold cakes to students last Friday while Home Decoration class plans organdic tiebacks for the domestic science room. World History students produced India and China projects, English II staged Tom Sawyer, and anti-toxin clinics visited by juniors and seniors occurred Friday night and Wednesday afternoon.
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India
China
P. T
Northwestern College
Shirley Carter
Alice Train
Clarence Carrick
Alice Willey
Karama Meiers
William Donald
King
Lyle the Ag
Personal notices mention absences and injuries at building
Lyle Ochletree was absent last week. Miss Young's mother and brother are visiting. Virginia Kelly fell through a swinging door at the front and cut her eye severely.
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Lyle Ochletree
Miss Young
Virginia Kelly
Biology Trip to Jim Guerin's Coffee Cup Ranch
The Biology class visited Jim Guerin's Coffee Cup Ranch in Inaat ee inis-field for a canyon study. They examined many leaves and plants, spending 45 minutes and making a brief outline of their observations.
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Jim Guerin
Typing Students Go to Coquille Typing Contest
Seven students from the Myrtle Point area joined the Coquille typing team contest. Participants included Ace Hermann Audrey Hamilton Dorothy Hartley Beneva Volkmar Audrey Volkmer Lois Meade and Doris Mann with second year students scoring lower.
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Coquille Jan Arigay
Myrtle Point
Studen
Coquille MN
Ace Hermann
Audrey Hamilteon
Dorothy Hartley
Béneva Volkmar
Audrey Volkmer
Lois Meade
Doris Mann
Fragmented OCR Snippet With Names and Odd Dialogue
A garbled text fragment describes a small Niagara Falls scene with a pickle and mentions Karama Mehay teaching Chris driving ideas. It then references Dixie Qien, Mies Y n, and a sudden fainting event involving Kermit Hayes amid unclear dialogue.
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Karama Mehay
Chris
Pee
Dixie Qien
Woman's Club Hosts Library Themed May Meeting
The Woman's Club gathered in City Hall on a stormy May afternoon for a library focused program. Miss Mae Young performed two solos while Prof. L P Linn of the Union High School spoke on the link between public libraries and schools and the need for good magazines and books in homes and libraries.
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Woman's Club
Mae Young
L P. Linn
Union High School
Myrtle Point Librarian Marks Growth of Local Library History
The Myrtle Point club hears a library history recounting its three year rise from a modest start to a key city organization. Edna McGraw reviews The Daughter of a Samurai, praising its life and inviting readers to explore. Eva Blood discusses library work and community impact. The hall features trilliums and greens with a hostess committee guiding a served lunch and social time.
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E . Barker
Myrtle Point
Earl Cooley
Miss Young
Marshfield
Edna McGraw
McGraw
Myrtle
Eva Blood
Miss Blood
Frank Young
Marie Lundy
Mabel Lundy
Sarah Hermann
Florence Guerin
Ferris Lundy
Vita Mann
Grace Riley
Local Myrtle Point paper office alumni remembered
City recorder E A Dodge recalls residents who once worked in the Myrtle Point newspaper office. Names include Daisy Deyoe Ethel Graham Will Diets John Roberts Ed Roberts and others who held roles from foreman to journeyman printer. A stray line mentions an old fashioned Myrtle Point girl and lamp chimneys.
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E. A. Dodge
City Recorder
Orville Dodge
Myrtle Point
Mr. Dodge
Daisy Deyoe
Ethel Graham
Will Diets
John ‘Roberts
Ed Roberts
Capes
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting At Mrs Young Home
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Frank Young on Maple Street.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Young
Maple Street
Card of Thanks for Guy Freed
We thank friends for floral offerings and sympathy shown for our dear brother and son Guy Freed during his long illness and death.
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Guy Freed
James A Young Born in Highland County Ohio July 28 1846
James A Young born in Highland County Ohio on July 28 1846. He married Mary Logwe from Knoxville Illinois on March 24 1870. The couple had seven children, several of whom survived. The family moved to Oklahoma and remained there until his death.
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Jas. A. Young
Highland County
Ohio
Mary Logwe
Knoxville
Illinois
Bert
Anthoma
Elderly Coos County Man Passes After Ill Health
A longtime resident who moved to Coos County with his wife and son united with the church in middle age and served faithfully. After his wife’s death in 1914 he lived with children, then sole time with daughter Mrs. L S Martin at Myrtle Point, where his health declined until March 16 when he was committed to the state hospital and died shortly after.
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O. Phillips
M Daniel Giles
Myrtl Point
Phillip
Roberts
Lamb & Lawrence
Quille
Myrtle Point
W C. Connor
Riddle
Doux
J. L. Lewellen
L. H Pearce
Conn
Coos County
Mra. L
Martin
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