Dal King Named Circuit Judge in Second District
Attorney Del M. King of Myrtle Point was appointed by Governor Sprague to be circuit judge of the second judicial district to succeed James T. Brand. King, a former state legislator and Myrtle Point city attorney, will take the oath after Brand retires, with the court term starting June 2 and the Belknap case set for May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del M. King
Myrtle Point
Chas. A. Sprague
Second Judicial District
James T. Brand
Marshfield
State Supreme Court
King
Judge Brand
Will A. Belknap
Curry County
Tris
Brand
US Air Corps
Coos County
Rotary Elue
American Legion
Cora County Bar Association
Citipems A.ezrtle
Point Neo
Funeral Services Held Here For Jay Schriefer
Jay Robert Schriefer born February 8 1913 in Chrisney Indiana died after a heart attack at WicAuley hospital Marshfield. Funeral services were conducted at the Joca Methodist church with Rev. T J Pryor, burial in Norway cemetery. He lived in Myrtle Point Oregon, worked at a local bakery, and was a 1930 Myrtle Point Union High School graduate. Survived by father A A Schriefer, brother KE Gehriefer, sister Mrs Olga Laird, two nieces and an aunt, with other relatives in the east. Mother and a sister preceded him in death and a brother was killed earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Robert Schriefer
A. A. Schriefer
WicAuley Hospital
Marshfield
Joca
T. J. Pryor
Norway Cemetery
Jay Robert
Chrisney
Indiana
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Myrtle Point Union High School
KE. E. Gehriefer
Marshfield-Eugene
Olga Laird
Mise Gwendolyn Schriefer
Rey Strom
Lions Honor Oil Men at Myrtle Point Party
The Myrtle Point Lions club hosted a Monday evening gathering at Jack & Jill Cafe to honor Hamk Homes a Union Oil manager leaving Friday to take agency in Merrill. John Moore and Otto L Davis of Standard Oil are being transferred Moore to Vernon Washington and Davis to Port Orchard Washington Mitch Moore of Marshfield will temporarily replace Homes. Leave For Spokane Mr and Mrs Howard Whitaker and a son Bobby left for Spokane a ten day week ge:eos nes ing a a Weel er ten day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Jack & Jill Cafe
Hamk Homes
Union Oil
Merrill
John Moore
Otto L. Davis
Standard Oil Company
Moore
Mr. Vernon
Wash
Davis
Port Orchard
Mitch Moore
Marshfield
Homes
Mansaer
Myrtle Point
Spokane
Howard Whitaker Ang
Bobby
Myrtle Point Opens Baseball Season With North Bend Game
Myrtle Point hosts North Bend Sunday at 2 pm on the Seaman property for the 1941 season opener. The team features Miller Thrift Held Folsom Gasner and more from a rebuilt roster boosted by local support and donations for equipment and field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Seaman
W L. Sell
Port Orford
North’ Bend
Bell
Bill Lowe
REA
Brodie Shingle Company
Chet Peden
Bill Bell
Bucks
Perry Roper
Otto Davis
County Road Crews Gain Raises in New Wage Scale
County road department workers receive pay increases under a new wage scale posted after final adjustments. Roadmaster Floyd J Robb adds 10 dollars monthly to 723 dollars, while district foremen stay at 140, chief clerk 135, assistant clerk 100, and shop foreman 169. Most hourly workers see increases from 52 to 87 cents, with various trades and roles targeted for higher rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
Coos County
Floyd J Robb
Bullards
Riverton
Trans Halese Yard
Wildflowers along Oregon Coast Highway bloom in May
A Oregon Coast Highway association report highlights thirteen wildflower varieties blooming along U. S. 101 from Marshfield to beyond, including Salal Thimbleberry pond lilies Foxglove Scotch Broom and Violet. Blooms extend through June in many areas with Azalea Rhododendron Iris and Indian paint brush adding color from Brookings to Florence and Lincoln County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Coast Highway
U. S. 101
Gardiner
Newport
Brookings
Marshfield
Fortseine
Astoria
Reedsport
Langtois
Port Orford
Bandyn
Florence
Lincoln County
Richfield Station Reopens in Myrtle Point
The Richfield Station at 8th and Spruce in Myrtle Point reopened Tuesday with Roy Michaels as proprietor. He partners with Wm Leith. they previously operated a Richfield station at Gold Beach. Michaels will manage the local station. it was built recently by Kay Cutler and leased to Richfield. The facility is modern with up to date equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
8Th and Spruce
Myrtle Point
Roy Michaels
Michaels
Wm. Leith
Gold Beach
Kay Cutler
La Grande Chooses Miss Joanne Leslie for Jorel Junior High
Miss Joanne Leslie of La Grande will teach at Jorel Junior High next year with 6th grade as her main responsibility and will oversee music for 6th 7th and 8th grades. A graduate of Eastern Oregon College of Education she taught at Stenfield and last year in Umatilla. Principal Floyd E Summers calls her highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne Leslie
la Grande
Jorel
Leslie
Eastern Oregon College of Education
Stenfield
Umatilla
Floyd E. Summers
Unclear OCR fragment from listing page
Damaged text fragment references yardage prices and labor roles with unreadable names and phrases making coherent summary impossible. The legible parts mention prices near 0.75 to 1.00 and mentions of workers like motor graders and hoist operators, but no clear event or entities emerge.
Valley Golfers Play Roseburg and Coquille Leaders
Roseburg's Rosebi wins medalist with 76 as Valley golfers compete at Roseburg and Coquille events. Players include Don Guelphi, Marry De mem, C. Howard, Bow Dunn, L. Wilson, O. A. Anderson, D. R. Noerton, P. Morton, J. C. Mast, D. Arnold, Pat M and Jack McLarrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Roseburg
High School Sunday Evening Graduates Attend Service
Students in blue caps and gowns filed into the high school auditorium for a Sunday night program. Mire O H Clarke played piano, Frederick Dallas violin, Rev F H Harr delivered the main address Three Philosophies of Life described as sharing and guarding what is mine. The service featured prayers scriptures and hymns with Mrs W A Couden leading a group singing and calla lilies decorating the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
O. H. Clarke
Frederick Dallas
F. H Harr
Rev. Barr
W A. Couden
T M White
T J Pryor
C H Finley
Chester Miller
Eldon Zinn
Donard Drulifiér
C L. Church
Pryor
Clarke
Dallas
4 H Scholarships Awarded in Coos County
The first 4 H club scholarships for the Corvallis summer session June 9 to 21 go to Joyce Ott Allegany and Gerald Lille Arago, announced by Pomona Orange. The executive committee met at Sumner last Sunday to choose winners and further nominations pour in from granges and local businesses. Officials predict a substantial rise in attendance, with about 90 youths expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Corvallis
Oregon
Geo. H. Jenkins
Coquille
Pomona Orange
Joyce Ott
Allegany
Gerald Lille
Arago
Sumner
Jenkins
Six Women Enter Coos County Rodeo Queen Race
Six young women compete for the Coos County Rodeo Queen title with more entrants likely. Candidates include June Meal Myrtle Point Ila Barkdoll Broadbent Alice King Powers and Maxine Rackleff Arago. The winner receives an outfit and a trip to the roundup while runners up receive cowgirl hats. The rodeo runs July 4 5 and 6 at the Myrtle Point fairgrounds.
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June Meal
Myrtle Point
Ila Barkdoll
Broadbent
Alice King
Powers
Maxine Rackleff
Arago
Rackleff
Myrtle Grange
Coquille
Bob Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchelmores Travel Letter From El Paso Texas May 14 1941
Hugh and Maude Mitchelmore recount travel from El Paso to Juarez and Fort Bliss, describing monsoon rain flooding and a bomber fire, plus beaming searchlights spotting an enemy aircraft. They mention Carlsbad Caverns and an upcoming Assembly Conference in St Louis with Mary Jane Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Grand Canyon
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Froyas
Jaurez
Mexico
el Paso
Fort Bliss
England
Carlsbad Caverns
St Louis
Missouri
Hugh T
Maude Mitchelmore
Joe L. Knight Sr. Pioneer Stockman Dies Suddenly
Joe L. Knight Sr., 73, a longtime rancher near Myrtle Point, died Monday after a heart attack. He and wife celebrated their 53rd anniversary two months earlier. He was active with cattle and horses, served as a director of Security Bank of Myrtle Point, helped organize the Coos and Curry County Fair, and was a charter member of Marshfield's Yogies Lodge. He leaves a widow, seven children, seventeen grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Knight
Ing Creek
Wal
Barry
Sdea
Susan Ethel Aitken
Coquille
James Loren Knight
Myrtle Point
Joseph William Knight
Eugene
Thelma K. Bell
Elmer E. Knight
Grants Pass
Knight
Cghe
United States
Canada
Security Bank of
Coos and Curry County
Yogies Lodge
Marshfield
Piano Recital Saturday Night at Methodist Church
The public is invited to a piano recital by Mrs O H Clarke's pupils at the Methodist church Saturday at 8 p m. Dale Rice plays trombone. certificates and prizes are awarded after the program. Vocal solos and ensembles feature many local performers including Patricia Whalen Barbara Wicks Eva Magill Colleen Lamb Marilyn Munro Shirley Hannon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H Clarke
Dale Rice
Patricia Whalen
Barbara Wicks
Eva Magill
Colleen Lamb
Marilyn Munro
Shirley Hannon
Genevieve Moore
Paul Davis
Jeannie Pitcher
Conrad Barton
Verner Magill
Ernest Magil
Donald Hull
Shirley Rackleff
Patricia Overton
Jennie Zinn
Ferace Worsham
Myrtle Way Carty
Susanne Kruger
Kenneth Rackleff
Harett Hwell
Marion Moore
Annabelle Vadms
Dorothy West
Katrina Gamwell
Frances Sheridan
Curtis Townsend
Donna Ward
Bettie Preston
Appointment Notice for Land Agent E C Roberts in Oregon
Secretary of State Earl Snell informs land agent E C Roberts of his appointment as agent for the State Law Board of Oregon for a county. The notice confirms Roberts’s official status and duties under state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Roberts
Earl
Snell
State Law Board of Oregon
Qéo
Robwill
Daye
Graduation Diploma List Names Read Like Long Honor Roll
The ceremony presented diplomas to a large group of graduates with names including Elmer, Isa Kimsey, Beverly Haynes, Mary Ann Helshaw, Donald Bischney, Melba Brown, Benita Floyd, Harold Balleni, Harold Reed, Beatrice Miller, Laura Pointer, Annabelle Vadnais, Clifford Omald Wotgpmott, Basil Zatoarth, and others. Parents Haynes and Dennis Henry were noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahasesen Beeen
Elmer
Isa Kimsey
Beverly Haynes
Mary, Arun, Belshaw
Beatrice Miller
Rackleff
Benita Floyd
Ee Bly Peden
James Kimsey
Jack
Flamme
Patricia
Lakey
Donish Linn
Golda Mantz
Jerold Meet
Edgar Moon
Dale Morris
Witla
Mae ‘Miller
Aely Muikey
Billy Nichols
Billy Joyce Olmstead
Billy Peden
Laura Pointer
Shirley Rackleff
Hareld Reed
Clair Stock
Lucijse Faye Tripp
Annabelle Vadnais
Atwood Wilder
Clifford Omald Wotgpmott
Basil Zatoarth
Aisvin Zunewalt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaurota
Newbery
Eimer
Abel
Dal King
Myris Point
J. T. Brand
Adusting
U of O
Banat
Jay Schriefer
Crade
Valley
Rosebi
Corvalite
Wm, Gurney
Mise
Mieano
Gurney
Mis
Waldemar Gurney
Mitchelmores
el Paso, Texas
Texas
Joe L. Knight
Pioneer
Aki
Stella Magill
Sant San Mateo
Calif
Myrtle Saunders
Clayton
Idaho
A. N Knight
Chico
Ding Lu Smith
Honoi Wu
T. B
San Francisco Examiner
Flossie Boyd
Tex
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