Toepperwein Legendary Shooter Retires After 50 Years
The column highlights Adolph P. Topperwein aged 872 as the famed Texas marksman who retired after five decades of exhibition shooting. It notes a flawless safety record, his wife’s death, and his record 72 491 hits in 72 600 aerial targets set at the San Antonio fairgrounds in 1906.
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Adolph P Topperwein
Winchester
Toepperwein
Ee Saanics Tae
Texas
Toeepperwein
San Antonio Fair Grounds
W. F Carver
Buffalo Bill
Teepperwein
Thepperwein
Boerne
Western Cartridge Company
Rwein
Wastern
Editorial guest columns invite brief letters to public
This page notes three guest editorials and urges readers to be concise when sending letters. It mentions Dean and a new guest, Dale Hoffman, a Coos County navy buddy visiting in Tokyo, arriving in Japan on April 18. Continued on Page Two.
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Nm Epperson
Dean
Otty
Coos Co. Navy
Dale Hoffman
Chas. Hoffman
Broadbent
Tokyo
Dale
Japan
Brooks Named Head of Myrtle Point Student Council 1951 52
Bill Brooks was chosen to lead the Myrtle Point High School Student Council for the 1951 52 activities year at an assembly meeting held Monday in the high school auditorium.
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Bill Brooks
Myrtle Point High School
Red Cross Drive in Myrtle Point Nets $1598
A Myrtle Point Red Cross drive raised 1598.01 dollars, about half the goal, but beating last year’s total by around 200. Local groups and volunteers including McKinley Grange, South Mayd, Bridge, Industrial Plant, and various clubs contributed. exact totals from communities are not published due to minor discrepancies.
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Red Cross
Myrtle Point
Perera Penseae
Ieee
Doperalski
McKinley Grange
O. C Bunch
Election campaign names new student officers for 1982
The campaign emphasized student interests as candidates and supporters pressured at every possible opportunity. The close race produced a president elect from the class of 1982 along with a slate including a vice president, secretary, treasurer, and sergeant at arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Youn
Harrison Bryant
Ann Revison
Betty Lou Meyer
Dale Cota
Myrtle Point Rifle Club Instructors Named
Vernon E. Myrtle Point instructor for the Myrtle Point Rifle Club under NRA guidance. Officers listed include Ralph L. Relseberg president Edwin C. Barker vice president and Rea W. Endicott secretary-treasurer.
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Shields
Myrtle Point Rifle Club
NRA
Washington, D. C
Vernon E. Myrtle Peint
Myrtle Peint
Ralph L. Relseberg
Edwin C. Barker
Rea W. Endicott
Next Week Family Week At Presbyterian Church
National Family Week will be observed at the First Presbyterian Church beginning Sunday May 12 and continuing through Mothers Day May 15. The theme is Parents Children God and sermons will emphasize guiding boys and girls to Christian faith. Families with ill members may receive special prayers and an award. Public invited to Sunday service at eleven o clock.
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First Presbyterian Church
George Linn Purchases Interest In Insurance Agency
George Linn acquires an ownership interest in Roberts Heeren Insurance Agency effective in May. Linn has worked at Security Bank for 15 years, the last 16 as assistant cashier, and is a well known local figure in the community.
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George Linn
Roberts-Heeren Insurance Agency
Linn
Senior Class to Stage Play At Myrtle Point High
The Myrtle Point High School senior class presents the annual play Aaron Slicker Punkin Crick on Friday night May 18. Bob Brown, the Senter play manager, touts the production as a major local event as audiences prepare to view a show rivaling Oklahoma! and Life With Father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Peiyt
Rufus Jermen
Eqrmen
Bob Brown
Aaron Slicker
Punkin Crick
Myrtle Point
Aaron Slick
Homemakers of Coos County Hold Annual Festival in Coquille
The Coos County Homemakers hold their annual all day festival in Coquille on Tuesday featuring talks. The program opens with an address Impressions of Germany by Miss Delores Bracken, a traveling agent from O8C, who discusses postwar life and housing standards in Germany.
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Homemakers of
Coos County
Coquille
Impressens of
Germany
Mies Delores Bracken
O8c
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Mexico Trip Speaker
Rotary Club held a regular meeting with 34 Clinton guests in attendance. Guest speaker Dutch Clinton discussed his recent trip to Mexico with wife Mrs. Alfred Laird, detailing attractions at Acapulco and experiences south of the Rio Grande.
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Ipeaker
Mexico
Rio Grande
Afred Laird
Acapulco
S. W Mexico
Myrtle Point Veneer Co Among Bidders in Timber Sale
Timber sale notices list bidders including Myrtle Point Veneer Co and others. The Bureau of Land Management sets bidding terms and timelines for timber sales in Oregon.
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Myrtle Point Veneer Co
Junior Baseball School Meets Legion Announced
Officials announce junior baseball school and legion program for boys. Registration urged as part of the effort to promote youth sports and participation.
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Me Nariatdad Oetients
Legion
Myrtle Hotel and Rendezvous Change Ownership This Week
The Myrtle Point hotel and its coffee shop and Rendezvous are changing ownership within the week. A longtime local, Mr Browne, raised in Myrtle Point High School and a University of Oregon graduate, has been active in civic affairs serving on the fair board and city council.
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Myrtle Hotel
Rendezvous
Browne
Myrtle Point H School
University Oregon
Treac
Seep
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Myrtle Pex
Herald
Myrtle Pot Point
Ore ‘Gon
Lans Leneve
Adolph P. Topperwein
CIA
Oun Industries, Inc
Sportsman
Lione Club
G Delrman
Chet Weed
Don Driecell
Orin Shull
John Vinci
Myrtle Cawege
Ellis Southmayd
John Menegrat
C. B. Hoalland
Paul Devis
Mertin
Myrtle Point Pta
Ast Ratcliffe
Rudy M Rochek
Mia Katherine Fetch
Hiland
Presbyterian Church
Sth
Y &Ylyia Three
Ings
Rotary Club
Bavers
Clinton
Eligibee Peera
P.T. A
San
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