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12 May 1938
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
1
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Myrtle Point hosts a decisive county track meet with Dement leading the field in multiple events. Coos County rivals Marshfield, Bandon, North Bend, and Riverton show strong showings as Dement sets a 26:2 slow-hurdle record and Myrtle Point wins the relay title.
Word says Aus the Dodge has been named district manager of the Assurance society's office at Dodge. He traveled to Eugene and Portland last week, returning Saturday, as part of preparations for his duties. Hoffman of Rosburg, brother-in-law of RHH, will join the Hiland theater staff and has been hired by the hospital for the new addition. A second Portland trip was made to finalize arrangements. Austin
Coos County fair officials met in Bandon to discuss a tentative dog show labeled a mutt show with high hopes for a stronger event later. Board members listed include Albert Powers L Claus en Broadbent Dement L Pearce R W Schaad and others from Myrtle Point Coquille Marshfield North Bend and Bandon along with county agent George Jenkins.
Myrtle Point schedules cleanup campaigns on May 14 21 and 28. Trucks collect and haul free of charge all garbage placed in proper boxes in front of houses. Boy Scouts assist by dividing town into four areas and reporting alleys streets vacant lots for cleanup.
Eugene Adame, Avetia Ralph and sons Clarence and William with their hounds bagged a 400 pound male brown bear. Adam killed the bear with a 22 rifle. Two of Ralphs hounds were badly injured. The bear had been slaughtering J L Knight s sheep.
Portland area social notes list Sunday visits and guests from nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Thomas Guerin and family. Attendees travel to Florence and Marshfield for visits and dinners while others attend track meets and conventions.
Emily Shull selects entrants for Copl Track meet with events across four classes. Edward Marchfield and North Bend tie for first. Coquille finishes second.
Mrs Wayne Carver will present her pupils in a recital at the Presbyterian church Saturday May 14 at 3 30 pm Those from Myrtle Point include Phyllis Belloni Kathryn Sumerlin Ala Wilson Colleen Lamb Billy Osborne and Jack from Powers Helen Ligat Margaret Jean Berry and Patty Whalen The Powers pupils will perform again in their hometown Tuesday May 17 at the Fellowship hall The public is invited to both recitals
State examiner Ward McReynolds will be at city hall Myrtle Point next Thursday May 18 from 10 a m to 5 p m for all applicants seeking driving permits or licenses.
The Townsend club elected two delegates H M MacLean and N E Bond to attend the third national Townsend convention in Los Angeles June 19 to 22. Alternates are EW Buekner and Mrs N E Bond. A program featured vocal solos by Charles Redell and Mrs R W Schaad, plus a Mother's Day address by EB Luckner. The club reported 58 new members in three weeks.
The Roanoke area notes several marriage entries between Coquille and Monterey Peninsula couples. Rev. G A Gray officiated at Methodist venues in Coquille and nearby seats. Names include Tom F Plevens and Mary Frances Archibald, plus Jr L Willard and Ade Cherebiil with county clerk licenses recorded.
Word from Los Angeles announces Miss Mahelah Kurtz formerly of Bancroft engaged May 2 to William H. Hilands of Long Beach California. Hilands is an aviator stationed at the Long Beach Naval Aviation Base. The couple were visiting at the daughter's home in Los Angeles when the news surprised family and friends at dinner.
The Senior Woman's club will not meet Monday May 16 due to no primary election measures. The next meeting will be an all day gathering at President Mrs Verne Lundy home to close 1938 business and elect new officers. Plates available by calling Mrs. Belle Whitaker or Mrs. John Bellen. Mrs H H Thomas will report on Pendleton convention.
The noted orchestra leader Pat, famed for global markets development, decides to take a new engagement in Myrtle Beach area amid health and debasement concerns cited. The move signals continued prominence in the world of orchestral leadership and performance.
Two Myrtle Point High School seniors photographed for graduation on May 29. The image shows graduates in caps and gowns posing for a milestone moment before commencement at the Myrtle Point campus.
May and Emil M Peterson were arrested for having no muffler. Benj F Maclay was arrested for no operator's license and for larceny with intent to sell. he is to furnish bond until his trial.
The April library report lists 1046 books borrowed by patrons and 9689 dollars in fines collected. Money received from rental brings the total to 13.60 dollars.
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A note states that MP district votes interest cut year will be reduced by more than half a square meter.
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will hold its regular meeting next Tuesday at 6 30 PM at Piepd's Cafe. Stelle of a Marehtield will be the main speaker, bringing years of insight into troubles in the far east.
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