Gentlemen's Night at East Star Club in May meeting
East Star held its regular business meeting at the Masonic hall on May 3 with a spring themed dining room. Decorations featured kitchen utensil displays and a barber shop quartet performed in period costumes, followed by varied entertainments and a large committee list.
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Eastve Star
Masonic Hall
Jon Schilling
Flentge Perkins
RC Howers
Othera
Gordon MacKerrow
Ben Domels Pooh Powrie Elden Brodie
Howard Whitaker
Clyde Anderen
Othal Davenport
Harold Sternumite
Jim Kilgore
Frank Sihrain
Austin
Elton Schroeder
Ralph Whitaker
Ed Sergents
Cre Og Miedber O
Pfertong Tedsen Omayor
Norway
Chwittionn Daou Pearce Walphn Kring Tee Kalgere
Cuvers Noother
Joint Committee Elects Officians at Scout Meeting
The joint Girl Scout committee elected officers for the coming year on May 7 at the Scout building. Elected were President Mrs Elton Schroeder Vice President Mrs J A Davenport Secretary Treasurer Mrs Al Petre A joint committee of Girl Scout parents will meet with Boy Scout parents to plan booths for the county fair Attendees included Mesdames Paul Hammer Elton Schroeder J A Davenport Al Petre Robert Ocheltree Harry Porter Howard Whitaker George Cooke Oliver Enland and Archie Train. The PTA tea was held May 3 at the Presbyterian church parlors from 2:30 to 4:30 pm with tulips lilacs pink candles and hanging wisteria decorations.
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Mra
Archie Train
Emma Hammack
Mrs Hammack
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rudy Mrochek
Howard Rackleff
Frank Gilbert
Oliver Enlund
Uing
Elton Schroeder
J A. Davenport
al Petre
Girl Scout Peents
Paul Hammer
Robert Ocheltree
Harry Porter
Howard Whitaker
George Cooke
Oliver Enland
P. T A
Presbyterian Church
Darrell Brodie
Ralph Whitaker
Milton Mast
C .S Lehmanowsky
Lions Hear Kirsch At Wed Meeting
Mr Kirsch praised Senator William Walsh as a fair representative of Coos county and spoke warmly of Representative Ivan C Laird. The club voted to move summer meetings to 730 PM starting May 16 and heard nominating committee results listing officers and directors.
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Kirsch
Salem
William Walsh
Coos County
Ivan C Laird
Neugart speaks to Rotary on regional council themes
Myrtle Point High School instructor Ray Neugart addressed the Rotary club, summarizing outcomes from the Northwest Regional Council of Guidance and Personnel meeting in Portland. He urged students to stay in school, gain broad education including moral and physical courage, and set clear life goals to keep the nation strong and self-sustaining.
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Ray Neugart
Myrtle Point High School
Ker
Rotary Club
Northwest Regional Council of Guidance and Personnel Association
Portland
Washington
Washington State
Oregon
Montana
Colorado
Idaho
Neugart
No/solace wished for as graves mark a doubtful victory
A lament on the cost of war, noting graves with small white crosses and questioning the price America pays for a tenuous victory, reflecting sorrow for fallen soldiers and the impact on families.
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America
Naked world peace conference proposal shocks readers
An odd letter from a religious sect in India suggests a naked peace conference with Truman and Stalin to reveal the naked truth about world peace. The item mocks both the idea and taxpayers losing clothing to the IRS, reflecting satirical commentary on current events.
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India
Harry Truman
Joseph Stalin
Harry
Joseph
Internal Revenue
4 H Club Auction Supports Youth Building in Coos County
The auction and dance raised over 1400 dollars to fund a youth service building. Appreciation is offered to supporters and leaders for their hard work. Summer school application blanks were mailed to club leaders with a May 16 deadline. Scholarships will be awarded after May 16 to 4 H members age 12 or older.
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Gravel Ford
Alice May Miller
Arlene Barzee
Delores Sel
E L Donaldson
Coos County
Band Concert At New School Gym
High school massed band rehearsals follow junior high sessions with clinics in erase woodwind and marching. A festival concert closes the day after a sequence of rehearsals and marches led by Holmes and Paul Voder.
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Ore
Maer
Janior
Paul Voder
Buch
Marksmen Friday Shoot Features Buddy Match at Fair Grounds
Sixteen marksmen competed in Friday rifle shoot at the fair grounds with a buddy match pairing high and low scorers for April. winners were Ervin Dettman and Ken Button. Ralph Rieseberg and Mrs Paul Shaffer took second. Ron Endicott earned the high month tyre score. Individual scores include Dettman 348 and Rieseberg 363 among others.
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Fairgrounds
Ervin Dettman
Ken Button
Ralph Rieseberg
Paul Shaffer
Ron Endicott
Mrs. Shaffer
Dick McCuskey
Vern Shields
Chet Noyes
Bob Buell
Coos Bay
Lila Rieseberg
Henry Rowell
Wes Brown
Frank Henry
Ellen Endicott
Dick Southmayd
F Victoria
Two M. P. Hi Students Win Scholarships
Frank May won a $500 scholarship to Pacific University in Forest Grove for athletic ability. Irene Davenport earned a $600 scholarship to the same college and may use hers in four years. she is editor of The Myrtle Leaf and placed third in a recent Journal contest. Both are seniors.
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Frank May
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Irene Davenport
Miss Davenport
Myrtle Leaf
May
Ramblings on Inflation War Costs and Youth Casualties
The writer condemns inflation fueled by government spending and questions the wisdom of war in Korea. They argue politicians avoid personal sacrifice while American youth bear the cost in lives, urging reflection on whether UN victory justifies the price.
For Sale 1951 Ford V-8 Sedan with Low Miles
For sale a 1951 Ford V-8 tudor sedan with under 1000 miles. Contact Tom Guerin, Bridge Route, Box 26, Myrtle Point. Phone 26 Stpd.
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Tom Guerin
Bridge Rt
Myrtle Point
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