Myrtle Leaf: FFA delegates honored as State Farmers
The Myrtle Leaf reports on the FFA meeting held May 2. Delegates described their state convention trip, campus observations, and the state FFA events. Delos Hermann and Issie Hermann received honors becoming the Myrtle Point's second State Farmer. Delos Hermann was nominated for state treasurer but not chosen.
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Delos
Issie Hermann
Te Hono Er
Myrtle Point
Truman Wagner
Billl Griggs
Delos Hermann
Deay
Sawyer
Carvalls
Student Body Officers Nominated For Next Year At Council Meeting
At a recent council gathering nominations were announced for next year’s student body officers including president Edwin Rackleft and Earl Parry, vice president Bertie Forrest, and secretary Claude Pressler among others. An election will select one candidate per office from the list.
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Raymond Carver
Jim Bartlett
LeRoy Starr
Earl Parry
Edwin Rackleft
Ray Guerin
Roderic Barklow
Bertie Forrest
Eleanor Breuer
Doroth Lundy
Frances True
Mary Davenport
Claude Pressler
Wilfred Neal
Oliver Mast
Ansell Dement
Arnold Gibson Howard Leatherman
Verjon Hermann
Myrtle Point High School Students Stage One Act Play
A school audience enjoyed an integrated program including the one act play Mothers a Strike led by Lian Davenport, with cast and committee members from Myrtle Point High School. The senior play featured The Golden Egg and other acts, tickets available to reserve seats, and plans for a campus tour along with agricultural demonstrations and track events at Marshfield.
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Girls’ League
Lian Davenport
Atutiet
Mary Robisin Oderic
Harold Draper
Ranton Inc
Cefre Swrerts
Puch Ad
Hugh
Ickets
Dors James
Helma Olson
Raymond
Tinclogs Lasses Study Science and Staging Points System
Students in Tinclogs class study science and literature while collecting leaves and creating a point system. They earn 20 points for correct answers and track progress across a two week period with incomplete readings and note tasks assigned to Mrs Rickard.
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Quentin Durward
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Rickard
Ausea Stude
Grade School Notes On 4 H Sewing Club Recital
Fragmented notes describe a 4 H sewing club meeting led by Mrs Emily Shull with games, cake, and tablecloth crafts. Acknowledgments to Mrs Shull and Mrs Shaul. upcoming Grade 4HA graduation and achievement day events planned with songs, readings, and a county-supplied program outline.
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Emily Shullies
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Marshfield land transfers and court judgments listed
A scrambled 1929 legal notice lists numerous Marshfield property transfers including lots in various additions and blocks, assignments of judgments to the Fist National Bank of Gardine, and mentions of trustees, heirs, and veterans aid commissions. Names include Philips Hambaugh, Mitchell, Reabothan, King, and others, with references to the World War Veterans State Aid Commission and multiple parcels in the Bay, Schaefers, and North Idaho additions.
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Georo Mitchell
Fist National Bank of Gardine
J Simpson
Geo RD Mitchell
Bennett Trust Company
Lyle and Naouma Hone
Anne H Clinkinbeard
Jesse M
Marshfeld Charley Lo King
Lyman King
Mildrat
Andrew Soon Nome
Long Beach
Tia Whaler Soeles
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Ace Trun
Dame Philly
Schaefers
Property transfers reported across Coos Bay area deeds
Multiple parcels change hands from Smiths, Fiesnans, and others to buyers in Marshfield, Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, and nearby towns. Deals include lots in Rally Road, Ferndale, Hollywood and New Bedford additions, with transfers involving local trusts and lenders. Sale values noted briefly. counts and section references indicate broad real estate activity in the region.
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Edith Doyle
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Lawrence Joud
Landon
CNM
Laura A. Byler
Benett Trust Company
Marshfield
Lakeside
Phillips and Hambaugh
Joseph Horton
Pomona
California
Saunders Oaks
Philips and Hambaugh
Mark M
Los Angeles
Oridges
Mack Davis
Claire W Treadgota
R. Jacobeon
J L. Berghammer
Pairy Creek
Thomas and
Cora Smith
Rose Ma Ashton
Fairy Creek
Martha
John Nielson
Bandon
Thomas Smith, Sr
Prosper Emil
Magge Nelson
Clyde E
Ellen McGar
M Edwards
Emma Lor
Hollywood
Nellie MM Edwards
Yester W Smith
Eyweed Hoe Hess
Interstate Pderty Building and Loan
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Cea Phillipe
Sam Filegman
Davis Tare
Alice J. N
North Bend
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Eee Peterson
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Local visits and dinners in Myrtle Point area
Dora and Oliver Weekly and baby Donna Mae of Myrtle Point were Sunday dinner guests at A. J Mayse’s. Mrs Wingna Wason stayed overnight. Juanita Watson returned from Marshfield. Ezra Watson and others visited Broadbent. A group of youths attended a party at Edwin Crower’s in Brewster valley. Mrs K Marcy and son Dale dined with the Gearhart family. Ernest Wilkins went to Portland on business. Dinner guest Mrs George Clinton Lee hosted by Mrs Sarah Williams.
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Donna Mae
Myrtle Point
A. J Mayse
Wingna Wason
Riley
Wilda
Oscar Courtright
Broadbent
Brewster Valley
Edwin Crower
Dale Marcy
Inona Watson
Wilda Shepherd
Gaiennns
Gane Thompson
Viola
Josephine Schellhammer
Gravelford
Macie Crumsey
Community Group Honors Vadlean Couple at Howe Place
Friday evening a cherivar and shower honored Mr. and Mrs. James Vadlean at their Howe place cottage. The Dora school 4 H club presented a movement program while district mothers attended. Mr. and Mrs. Oberman and babies moved to 40 Coquilles where men work in a logging camp nearby.
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Howe Place
Dora
Frastern
Mike Oberman
Baby
Ray Oberman
Coquilles
John D. Goss for Democratic Choice as U S Representative
John D. Goss seeks the Democratic nomination for U S representative in the First District. A forceful speaker and experienced legislator he has lifelong ties to lumbering manufacturing ranching and general business as owner and attorney. He pledges economies tax relief federal power distribution support for settlers harbor development and port reimbursement aligned with federally owned land policies.
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Bonneville
Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Caromel Pills Ad
An old advertisement promotes Carters Little Liver Pills to relieve feeling sour and sunk by stimulating bile flow. It warns against laxatives and mineral waters and claims two pounds of bile daily aid digestion, promising renewed energy and a lighter mood.
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