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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1958

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Myrtle Grange Celebrates 1000th Meet With State Master Guest

Myrtle Grange 289 marked its 1000th meeting on a Saturday night chaired by Master Russell Evans. State Grange Master Elmer McClure attended, with other officials and a program including songs, historical highlights, corsages for long memberships, and reminiscences.

Myrtle Grange Russell Evans State Grange Elmer McClure Elsie Wheaton Henry Gustafson Pomona Waren Bridgs Ray Gararone State Grange Insurance Harry Hubbell Holy City Lawrence Clinton Stanton Stevens

Miserable Blood Drive Shortfall At Local Bloodmobile

Mrs Tom Guerin chair of the bloodmobile campaign reports Morth Point donated 52 pints toward a 90 pint goal, the hospital now using 200 pints. Last fall Lions and JC groups led a spirited drive, but this time interest lagged and organizers could not publish the volunteer roster.

Frea Tom Guerin Morth Point Lions Jc's Gutrin

Manser Paintings on Display at Coquille Center

Percy Manser's paintings are on display at the Coquille Valley Art Center for a month. The public exhibit runs with visiting hours 1 to 4 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Manser Art Center Percy Manser Coquille Valley Art Center

Mexico Vacation Sparks Recalled Thrills and a Piano Gift

A traveler recounts a three week trip to Mexico with family and friends. Hal, a concert pianist, played a grand piano at his home, funded by a 5000 peso loan from Movadades News, marking a poignant moment in a tale of travel and memory.

Hal George Willoughby III Teresa Henry Alexander Edward Piste Mexico Fami Rachmainoff Pop Movadades-News

Social Security Club Organized In Myrtle Point

Four Myrtle Point residents formed a local chapter of the National Social Security Club of America at a city hall meeting led by Floyd Ko Dover the national secretary treasurer. Temporary officers were elected James Albee president Vern Stout vice president Craige Hughes secretary treasurer. The group advocated social security reforms including universal benefits age 60, hospital and medical care, and lowering eligibility age to 55 with full benefits as the national body plans to press Congress for action. All interested are invited to join and participate.

Myrtle Point National Social Security Club of America Floyd Ko Dover Clut James Albee Vern Stout na Craige_ Hughes Secretars

Elton Schroeder Elected Fourth Vice President of Oregon Retail Distributors

Elton A Schroeder was elected fourth vice president of the Oregon Retail Distributors at their institute in Eugene. The conference included talks and panels and a banquet where Keith Schroeder accepted a token on behalf of over one hundred student attendees. Schroeder traveled with Keith and several students from Oregon towns aided by sponsor Henry A Schroeder Furniture Co.

Elton A’ Schroeder Oreeen Retail Distributors Eugene Keith Schroeder Schroeder Mr. Schroeder Keith Ted Cook This City Larry Rolfe Powers Dick Hancock Gold Beach Carl Sandstrom Bandon Henry A. Schroeder Furniture Co

Dick's Union Service Announces Grand Opening Next Saturday

Dick Brewster, owner of the Union Service Station at 8th and Spruce, promotes a grand opening in the Herald for the coming Saturday May 10. Free gifts for visitors include balloons, pop, League samples, perfume, and door prize drawings at 5 pm. Customer Appreciation Bonuses are advertised.

Dick Brewster 8Th and Spruce the Herald

Local Students Attend Linfield Senior Week-End

Bruce Dunn and John Heeren of Marth Point were among 400 plus Northwest high school seniors and families visiting Linfield College in McMinnville for Senior Week-End. They stayed in dormitories, ate in the commons, and toured campus with programs including Vespers, campus displays, and a track meet.

Bruce Dunn John Heeren Marth Point Linfred College McMinnville Tvle

Broadbent TV Meeting Planned at Myrtle Point Hall

Public meeting of the Broad Bent TV Translator Incorporation set for Friday at 8 pm in Myrtle Point city hall to discuss receiving TV through the Broadbend translator. Info available at Schroeders Furniture Store Thornton's or Newell's Appliance. Local radio hobbyists C E Weed and Roger attended state Amateur Radio convention.

Tom Forrest Broadbent TV Myrtle Point City Hall Schroeders Furniture Thornton’s Newell's C E Weed Roger Salon

Chamber Hears Siskiyou Ranger Burgess at Myrtle Point Meet

Ted Burgess district forest ranger of the Siskiyou National Forest spoke at the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce meeting. He outlined timber marketing access roads fire protection and recreation projects while noting the Powers Agness road and Eden Rides dam plans would boost regional development and recreation.

Chamber of Commerce Siskiyou Forest Ranger Burgess Ted Burgess Siskiyou National Forest Powers Myrtle Point Agness Nationa Forest Service Forest Service Pacific Power & Light Eden Rides Wadd Ham Cot Cine Ray Getchell

Spring Handicap Golf Tournament Moves Into Third Week

The Spring Handicap Golf Tournament at Coquille Valley Golf & Country Club enters its third week with top players advancing. Eight players remain in Championship Flight with pairings for the upcoming weekend and last weekend's results noting early-round upsets and continued strong play.

Coquille Valley Golf & Country Club Russ Holon Earl Sargent Ery Dettmans Robert Les Geo Linn Ron Getchell Andy Richardson Clayton Ed Howe Jim Thomas Geo. Litzenberger Bill Downing Don Minard Leroy Robison Jack Sturza Jack Murdock Bob Mason Erbert Shepherd Wayne Pearson

Myrtle Point teens join Pacific U gala music fest

Special Top teenage musicians from Myrtle Point union high school join 550 peers from 87 Oregon and Washington high schools for a May festival at Pacific University Forest Grove. A 220 piece band a 100 piece orchestra and a 230 voice choir will perform in a public concert May 10 with a radio broadcast planned for May 17. Myrtle Point delegates include Paula Lancaster Mars Ann Rover Dorothy Nelson Jean Powrie and Gary Caster.

Pacific University Forest Grove Myrtle Point Union High School Oregon Washington Mutual Pacific Myrtle Point Paula Lancaster Mars Ann Rover Dorothy Nelson Jean Powrie Gary Caster

Dee's Food Market Celebrates Second Anniversary Saturday

Mourth Point's Dee's Food Market at Bth and Ash in the Odd Fellows building marks its second anniversary next Saturday. Proprietor Deloss Richardson hosts free samples demonstrations and surprises with door prizes and a grand prize drawing in the evening. Advertised bargains are offered. call for details on May 8 10 and 11.

Dee' S Mourth Point Bth and Ash Odd Fellows Deloss Richardson The Florwld Hobardson

Interchurch Fellowship Set To Meet May 12

The Interchurch Fellowship will meet Monday evening May 12 at First Methodist Church Myrtl Point. A potluck dinner at 7 pm will be followed by a business session and a program. Everyone is welcome.

Interchurch First Methodist Church Myrtl Point

Weather Report by Observer Elmer Strode

Daily observations by observer Elmer Strode list high and low temperatures and precipitation for April 28 to May 4. The records show April 1956 to 1958 averages and precipitation totals, with note on May 2 and May 3 values and conversions.

Elmer Strode

Farm Bureau Potluck Draws 70 Members at Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point Farm Bureau center hosted a potluck at Myrtle Crest School last Friday night with 70 attendees. Ray Bates of Bandon spoke as regional Oregon Farm Bureau director. Club officials and guests included Mrs John Devereaux, county president Bob Detlefsen, Mrs Alice Bartlett, and Mrs Emil Peterson. Paul Franzen led as toastmaster with student accordion groups and fashion models appearing. President Tom Guerin presided over the event.

Myrtle Point Center Farm Bureau Myrtle Crest Ray Bates Bandon Oregon Farm Bureau John Devereaux Charman Oregon Farm Bueau Bob Detlefsen Coquille County Farm Bureau Specia Alice Bartlett Emil Peterson Paul Franzen Hells Mast Don Schmidt Tutu Guerin Tom Guerin Myrtle Pommt Center

Coos County Court Urges Action on Highway 42 Funds

The Coos County Court appeals to the Oregon State Highway Commission to fund the reconstruction and improvement of Highway 42. In a letter dated May 20, the court urges timely allocation to complete the project within the near term, citing benefits to Coos Curry and Douglas counties and seeking governor endorsement.

Coos County State High Way Commission Pan Oregon Mas 20 Oregen State Highway Commission Salem Devt Stes Coos State of Oregon Curry County Douglas County W.vegt James W Harrison Fred A Kruse F C True

Council Awards Water Plant Bid As Bryant Resigns

The council awarded the water treatment plant contract to Fred Jensen of North Bend Oregon with a bid of 129137.00, 10000 under estimate, and expects 200 working days to completion by early spring 1959. Ernest Bryant resigns from the council as he moves outside the city. vacancy to be filled at the May 19 meeting.

Fred Jensen North Bend Jensen Ernest Bryant Bryant

Powrie Noden and Hammer Elected as School Officials

Voters in both the Elementary District 41C and High School District 2 backed budgets and elected board members. Elementary 41C approved the district budget and exemption from the 6 percent limit by 183 to 65, with James Noden re-elected on the 41C board 158 to 102 for Hogan. High School voters chose Powrie 159 to 193 legal votes counted, Hammer led rural seats with Hammer 164 Hatfield 22 Cresider 7, totaling 254 votes at Myrtle Crest.

Powrie Robert Powrie Rural School Board Paul Hammer David Hatfield Cresider Myrtle Crest Paul Alga Zen James Noden Robert Hogan Charlies Cresider

Democrats Lead Registration in Oregon Statewide

Democrats hold a 52 684 voter lead over Republicans in Oregon with 430 137 registered Democrats and 387 453 Republicans across 36 counties. In Coos County the gap widens with Democrats 13 918 to Republicans 8 06 acees, and 11 680 voters belong to other parties. Primary is Friday May 16 with general election in November allowing cross party voting.

Oregon Mark Hatfield Coos County Acees

Polling Places Set for May 16 Primary in Coos County

Miss Georgiana Vaughan releases a list of polling sites for Coos County residents for the May 16 primary. Locations include Dora Dora school, Gravel Ford Com building, Lee Valley, Powers Rebekah hall, Myrtle Point city hall and gym, Broadbent grange, Bridge grange, and Arago school gym with polls from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Coos County Dora—Dora Gravel Ford Lee—Lee Valley Powers—Rebekah Norway Myrtle Grange Hall Catching Creek M.P. Gun Club Gravel Ford Road Myrtle Point Myrtle Point—Union High School Broadbent — Broadbent Grange Hall Bridge—Bridge Powers Rowena Munro Catching Slough Fred Messerle Arago Arago School Myrtle Crest

Davenport Bay Couple Buy New Seattle Apartment House

Ed Roberts, a Seattle realtor, confirms a letter from former Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs Othal Davenport stating they recently purchased a nine unit building in Seattle Washington They invite friends to write to them at 3250 California Avenue Apt 5 Seattle Washington

Ed Roberts Othal Davenport Myrtle Point Seattle Washington Davenport Norway California Avenue Apt. 5 Wash

Hatfield to Meet Voters at Coquille Hotel Event

Secretary of State Mark Hatfield and Republican nominee visits Coos County on May 9. A no host luncheon in the Cedar room at the Coquille Hotel is scheduled for 12:15 PM, with invitations for all to attend and reservations urged at the hotel desk.

Mark Hatfield State of Oregon Ides Coos County Mr. Hatfield Coquille Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Roy Robison Martin Schmidt McDonald Bo Nadine Evans Ellis Lewis Carl Holland Joe Laird Orvis Miller John Caudle New Oregon State Bpw Bill (Elsie) Downing Business & Professional Women’s Clubs Gearhart C. D. Naslund Myrtle Point Club Story Society M. P Knockin George Social Security Club Elton Schroeder Ith Dick's Union Service Linfield M. P. City Hall Paige M-P Pac. Univ Dee's Food Market Teal Ames T-B Health Association Anglers Cafe BR. Z. Rema Council Noden Hammer Coos CO Co. Merk Miss Vaughn Mrs. Davenport Bay Seattle, Wash
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