Local News From Myrtle Point Area Includes Death Notices and Travel
Local items report the death of George J. Ohlsen, a Navy veteran and brother in Norway, while families like Kreugers and Laird visit and relocate. Residents plan trips to Eugene and Portland, with births, moves, and community events noted, including a Safeway banquet and a rodeo in Corvallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Johneon
Norway
George
Pac West Va
Navy
Paul
Arms Medical Corps
Korea
Jot Ison
John
James
Stauaghter
Phyllis
Senior Play Delights Small High School Audience
A small but appreciative crowd attended the annual senior play in the high school gym last Friday night. The production Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick drew laughs with bread dough, cats, and clever tricks as Aaron Slick and cast outsmarted the city slicker Charlie Hingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Slick
Punkin’ Crick
Aaron Shick
Bob Whitaker
Charlie Hingham
Francis Crook
Thes
Wilbur Merridew
Charles Bingham
Rose Berry
Jerene Davenport
Sis Riggs
Gladys May Merridew
Barbara Shull
Clarence Gireen
Phil Mast
Otreen Delores
Frank May
Ken Vines
Gene Barklow
Gay Davenport Feelon Hall
Rose Warner
Mana
Freight train drags car. McDonald vehicle damaged
An incident near the Security Bank when a Southern Pacific freight car struck George McDonald’s auto and dragged it about 190 feet toward parked cars. Two cars were also hit before the train stopped. McDonald reported about $800 in damage. fault not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mie Deowrtat
Southern Pacific
Oostas
McDonalds Auto
McDonald
Two Hi School Students Chosen to Receive Ruth Sportsmanship Awards
Two high school students Mary Ellen Hardmian and Wayne Harry were chosen Tuesday afternoon to receive Babe Ruth sportsmanship medals. The award is a national honor funded by the Babe Ruth legacy, with selection by a committee including GB Goddard Curt Beckham Miss Lininger Mr Kettridge and George Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi School
Ruth
Babe Ruth
Mary Ellen Hardmian
Wayne Harry
GB Goddard
Curt Beckham
Lininger
Kettridge
George Hal
Community Social Notes From Sandy Creek Area
Mr and Mrs Jess Brown of Sandy Creek visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Wr Daggett and family. Dinner guests included Mrs G A Young and nephew Jame Dupuis of Sandy Creek. Mr and Mrs Bert Mecum hosted Sunday visitors. Mrs June Mecum spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Edgar Pilette in Bridge. Mr and Mrs Arthur Zesler of Millington were guests at A Young’s home. Several locals moved to Reedport and Port Orford for work and leisure. Rebekah Assembly delegates from Una lodge attended in Klamath Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kring
Long Beach
Calif
V A Roush
Corvallis
Oregon State College
Bill
Wesley Guy
Newport
Kenneth Strong
David
Mr Strong
Genevieve
Eileen Strong
C H Carlson
Renee
Coos Bay
Powers
Wolf Creek
Grants Pass
Roseburg
Strong
Milton Freewater
Harold Hatcher
Sutherlin
Hatchers
E Carker
Coquille
Mr Hatcher
Atte Ded
Harold Watzling
Western
Portland
Jacqueline VA Roush
Brian Lynch
Jess Brown
Sandy Creek
Wr Daggett
A. HO Ritche
Mrooind Mirs G
Young
Nepres Jame
Dupuis
Sancy Creek
Bert Mecum Sunda
June Mecum
Oard
Woody Weathers
Reedsport
Edgar Pilette
Bridge
Arthur Zesler
Millington
Jess Brows
Earl
Pemberton
Hubert Anderson
Rosemary
Vernon Sell
Mrr
Chas Bowers
Fan
Wilfred Gidley
Sands Creek
Daisy Bowers
Cottage Grove
Sa’ Rretas
Bridge School
Jimmy Bowers
Tony Stenman
Mynle Point
Flentge Perkins
Tom Perkins
Rowell
Port Orford
Castaway Lodge
Willam Gross
Jean Leep
Florence
Fred Gross
Wm Hunt
Andrew Weber
Rebekah
Klamath Falls
Robert Shilts
Howard Rake
Una Rebekah Lodge
C P Moore
John Caudle
Rauchs return from Pacific Northwest visit includes relatives
Mr and Mrs Harold Rauch recently returned from a weeks visit with relatives in Tacoma and Seattle. In Tacoma they stayed with Rauch's nephew and former partner John Rauch and his wife Betty, who graduates Lincoln High School this June and plans nurses training. Janet Clarno observed her fourth birthday with a family gathering hosted by her mother Mrs Harold J Clarno. Refreshments highlighted the afternoon as friends and mothers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ohlsen
Judy
Eugene
Bud Cole
Ohlsen
Oliver Myers
Orville
Mattie Huling Jo
Caley i Bere Foster
Vallejo
D. Dumire
Ray Clarno
Lila Mae Laird
Cervelis
Ivan Laird
Harold Clarno
Myrtle Point
Jimmie Duckett
Sweet Home
West Coast
Clyde Anderson
Homer Dean
Sturges
South Dakota
Anderson
North Bend
Portland
Miles O'Reilly
Hillsboro
Mroo
Chet Noses
Cit of
Nebraska
Missouri
Grand Island
Mr Noyes
St Joseph Mo
Mrs Noyes
Noyes
Harold Rauch
Tacoma
Seattle
Mr Rauch
John Rauch
Betty
Lincoln High School
Janet Clarno
Harold J. Clarno
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ou Kreuger
Sir Rey
Canbs Ore
Mr Kreuger
Walter Kreuger
E F Hallo
Otto Kreugers
Tnp
Bran Lynch
Terrie
Lebanon
Jim Siyers
J M Myers
Mast Hospital
Verre Stout
Carl Elvers, Jr
Gold Beach
Stouts
Oregon
Broadbent
Marie Hemenway
Arnasan
Sam Morns
Safeway
Safeway Employees’ Association
Myrtle Ledge
Elwin Stelz
Timothy August
Hheir
Nast Hospital
T G Sumertin
Langlois
Dick Barklow
R E Powne
Maryland
Merle Randleman
Randleman
Ponties
US Naval Ar Corps
Argent
New Foundland
Elgin
Eastern Star
Ralph Whitaker
Harold Stemmler
al Petre
Elton Schroeder
Wm Walsh
E. C Roberts
Bety
Furens
E. D. Suther
Walker
W. C. Pearce Co
North Bend, Ore
N.B
Rtheay
Cala”Wentsighligh
Janet
Dale Wilson
Jim MacKerrow
Mickie Bristol
Jane Kni
Terrie Lynch
Bill Dayton
Don Wolgamott
Norman Jarvis
Low
Marvin Flood
Delmar Greer
Earl Adams
Melvin Bloys
Ben Nichols
Eugene Hoxgan
Harles Sissen
Wolgamott
Dayton
Austin Dodge
Clus
Howard Whitaker
Paul Flammer
Hoh Thomas
John Heeren
Flian Schroeder
Jenk Wales We
Vientge Perkins
Reed Gurney
Dodge
Elden Brodle
Floral Lake
Flore Laird
Mabel Lewellen
Harvey Lewellen
Shiela
BW Lewellen
Misa Alice Knight
Pat Snyder
LEGON
Amertain Legion Auxiliary
Mirtle
Legion Hall
Lawrence Mullen
Carl Anderson
Hoe Wathinn
Ldevd
Jarvis Treas
Te Hed
Bert Peas Sons
Mra Mullen
Elvin Eocts
Joe Schilling
Wr Ball
Harald Lloyd
Frances Ramaden
Hiland Theatre
Freezes and Stores
Aree
Eit
Cool Bay
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