Myrtle Point Wins Fourth Consecutive Championship
The Myrtle Point high school team clinched the county basketball title for the fourth straight year, earning permanent possession of the cup after dominant showings all season. Coquille, North Bond, Marshfield, and Bandon trailed with varying team rates and points as Myrtle Point posted the fewest errors and the best overall performance.
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Welen
Myrtle Polat Weld
Maine
Cep
Myrtle Point
Ccom
Coquille
Ord
North
Bond
Marhfeld
Sth
Banden
Powers
Classes Recite For Benefit Of Visitors At Local School
The night program at the local high school Tuesday featured students from the gym machine shop and auto repair classes. Parents and visitors watched classes in music typing and sports showcases. wrestling and boxing matches highlighted sportsmanship as students demonstrated skills and progress.
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Valon High Seheel
Typ
Vieliano
Paserts
Seheel
Fire destroys house as Mayse family saved
Mayse stepped from a barn to see the home ablaze and helped rescue the other child but was badly burned. The Nettle Hire was not saved and the bereaved family lost all belongings. Neighbors raised a purse over $500. Funeral services were held Sunday at Dora chapel with Rev. Hibst presiding and burial in Dora cemetery.
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Mayse
Mr. Mayee
Paby
Maypse
Dora Chapel
Chen. C. Hibst
Myrtle
Myrtle Point County Read Association Meeting Notes
Notes from a county read association meeting chaired by Chas Hamesher in the absence of Earl R Cooley. The section secretary position was left vacant at the schoolhouse event. The article mentions a large turnout and notes growth in attendance, along with scattered bids and decisions to be addressed.
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Aman Peel Lei
Chas. Hamesher
Earl R. Cooley
Schesl House
Fragmented text draft about a football game and awards
The readable bits reference a postponed event and a player named Tate and Pridey with mention of year honors. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Local notices and social highlights amid Tuesday events
A fragmented OCR entry notes a Legion auxiliary gathering and fellowship activities Tuesday evening with good eats, small tasks, and community reminders. References to dates May 21 and various attendees appear amid unclear lines and place names.
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Oe Legion
Wai Wiens
A “Wepe
Hotman
Apa ‘Teday
Will Bere
Cneoher
Myrtle Point Typing Team Secures Second Honor at State Contest
At the Corvallis state typing contest Myrtle Point union high school earns second honorable mention for speed. Reneva Volkmar wins third prize for individual speed with six words a minute in a 15 minute test. Team members Doris Mann Audrey Hamilton Naomi Hermann. Twenty six Oregon high schools participated amid keen competition.
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Migh
Corvallis
Myrtle Point Union High School
Reneva Velkmar
Oregon State Agricultural College
Volkmar
Doris Mann
Audrey Hamilton
Naomi Hermann
Oregon
Doctor J D Chambers moves to new Herald building office
Dr J D Chambers relocated his office on Tuesday to a bright new room in The Herald building. The move provides better light and convenient ground-floor access, welcomed by elderly patients and the sick seeking medical care.
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J. D. Chambers
Herald Building
Hudet Breaks Record In Long Distance Runs
Willem Nulet of Albany college ran the mile and half mile at a Linfield Wildcats vs Albany College Pirates track meet. He set a new record in the long distance events amid a multi college turnout.
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Hulet
Willem Nulet
Albany College
Linfield Wildcata
Albany College Pirates
William
Caravan Tour Visits Myrtle Point For Regional Stop
A California Hotel Men's Caravan halted in Myrtle Point driving 43 cars from Oregon to Washington and British Columbia. Spectators gathered along Spruce Street to watch as the convoy traveled past, with dancing on Myrtle Point streets and a celebratory dinner at the Myrtle Hotel hosted by the Chamber of Commerce.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Colombia
Frem
Bay Eaer Hare
Spruce Street
Waelies Zeae
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Hotel
Myrtle Foint, Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Couple Observes Fifty-First Anniversary
Friends of J. D. Bennett and wife marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary this week in May. The couple, longtime Oregon pioneers, lived on a Gravel Ford ranch after ties to Milton and Coquille. Born 1848 and 1868, they married in 1877 and raised seven children, three alive today in Myrtle Point and Salem.
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J. D. Bennett
Bennett
Gravel Ford
Oregon
Milton
Coonewanty
Coquille
Bridge
Mre
Pasl Bresor
Myrtle Point
Arther
Salem
Batit
Gault Has Quarters Aey Cee Oar Ste F
Gault is reported to have quarters at a location identified as Aey Cee OAR and Ste F. The fragmentary notice records a property or housing detail linked to Gault with unclear context. Further readable text is minimal.
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Mra. W
Chris Nelson
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Aed
Papabasten
Eileen
Freath
DR. Chambers
Mas
Sreuers
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Clarke
Mbcttal Pasay VY
Ste F
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