Ramblings in Lans Leneke Wy Ht Engage Saliett With Joe Kata
Unclear text fragments describe a social engagement involving Joe Kata from Northwetern News and figures linked to Portland Powlpy edict veterans. Mentions congratulating Kota apa on a recent Warm oot tie and references to Peter at tae and Joe Koadtat for vog tment.
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Joe Kata
Northwetern
Jon Salkeld
Portland
Kote Apa
Kro
Pall
Peter At Tae
Joe Koadtat
Two Party Governor Nomination Battle Plays Out
Local Democrats contest a two way race for governor between Austin Flegal and Lew Wallace with early returns showing Flegal leading. Republican Governor Douglas McKay secures nomination unopposed. A lively evening in Myrtle Point features amateur acts, pageant judges, and a large crowd as entertainment highlights the political chatter.
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Austin Fliegel
Lew Wallace
Flegal
Douglas McKay
Myrtle Point Dedicates Fine Scout Building
Myrtle Point honors sacrifice with the dedication of a premier Scout building in Oregon. Richard Pointer, killed in action, was remembered as Austin Dodge led ceremonies. Ed Peterson spoke on youth programs while a flag ceremony and school band spotlighted community support for Boy and Girl Scouts.
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Myrtle Point
Ralph Pointer
Oregon
Richard Pointer
Austin Dodge
Dodge
Robert Powrie
Mroo
Arnold Metby
Wilmer A Hrigas
Peterson
America
Vacation Bible School Starts Here June 5 at Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point hosts a six day Vacation Bible School under Inter-Church Fellowship led by John Parish of First Christian Church. Sessions run June 5 to June 18 with a closing joint meeting June 18 at the Methodist church featuring student exhibits and a program. Churches cooperating include Methodist Presbyterian Church of The Brethren and Christian Church. Programs are organized by age group with multiple church locations and teachers drawn from all churches.
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Myrtle Point
Inter-Church Fellowship
John Parish
First Christian Churches
Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren and Christian Church
Briggs
Christian Church
Weber
Presbyterian Church
Smith
Church of the Brethren
Alima Letts
Marshall Dana Delivers Commencement Address At Local High
Marshall Dana editor of the Oregon Journal will deliver the commencement address at the Close of 0 high school tonight at 8 o clock in the gym. daylight savings time noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Dana
The
Oregon Journal
Daylight Savings
Local Talent at Powers Scores in Lions Club Night Contests
About 350 spectators watched Powers Lions club amateur night at the Powers gym last Wednesday. Twenty local acts vied for cash prizes with Ray Getchell as MC and judges from Myrtle Point. Prizes ranged from 25 to 5 dollars for five top acts including the Calvert sisters and the Mystic square dance group. the program featured fifteen additional numbers.
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Powers
Yttle Point Lions Club
Stan Furman
Alph Kring
Myrtle Point
Jackughell
Ray Getchell
Millard Carlile
D Rodgers
Grover Reavis
Arkansas Travelers
Eviny
Tonkney
Lions Club
Powers Last Wednes
Powers Lions Club
Ralph Kring
Stanley Furman
G. W. Hall
Myrtle Point Lions Club
County Votes to Exceed 6 Percent Limit
Rural school board election May 15 approves exceeding 6 percent limit with a $469,961.32 increase to meet a $777,466.08 budget for the 1950-51 school year. Yes 448, No 162. Martha Mulky Purdy noted.
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Mty
Martha Mulky Purdy
Rural School Board
Helen Johnson Chosen Princess at Canyonville Bible Academy
For May Day festivities Canyonville Bible Academy selects Helen Johnson as princess. She is 16, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Johnson of Myrtle Point, and will be a junior at C. B. A. this fall.
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Canyonville Bible Academy High Co
Helen Johnsson
Helen
T. R. Johnson
Myrtle Point
Nealer
Memorial Day Services Set by Myrtle Point Legion and VFW
Myrtle Point American Legion and VFW announce Memorial Day observances at Myrtle Point and Norway cemeteries and a river bridge ceremony next Tuesday May 3 wreaths firing squad and flags placed on graves. Afternoon service at Dora churchyard. Assembly at Legion hall 9 30 daylight time.
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Myrtle Point
Dora
Legion
VFW
Legion Hall
Box Social at Broadbent School House
The Parent Teachers association hosts a box social at the Broadbent school house on Saturday May 27 at 8 p m to raise funds for school lunches.
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BOX Social
Broadbent
Ladies of the
Parent-Teachers Association
Census contact urged for those overlooked by city
The city urges residents who were missed in the census to contact Mayor J. M. and City Clerk. Call City Recorder at city hall immediately, as time to complete the census is running short.
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J. M
Myersou
City Recorder Core
Broadbent Budget Meeting Sets May 15 at School
The May 5 budget vote passed 14 to 3. Third room plans were approved and contracts open May 29. Construction may start when school ends in June. Two new teachers to be hired. applications from Bennik, Truman Hartley, Hobart Smith. Community taps PTA activity.
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Benniksen Truman Hartley
Hobart Smith
Lyle Carver Named President of Myrtle Point Lions Club
The Myrtle Point Lions Club elected Lyle Carver as president at a regular meeting. Ray Neugart was named first vice president with Jack Dunn as second vice president. Other officers include Ed Semperi as vice president Bill Downinae as third vice president Grady Johnson as secretary Frank Meldrum as treasurer Otha Davenport John Vinci Reed Gurney and others. Installations are planned for the second meeting in June. Carver succeeds George Linn as president.
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Myrtle Point Lions Club
Lyle Carver
Ray Neugart
Jack Dunn
Ed Semperi
Bill Downinae
Grady Johnnson
Frank Meldrum
John Meeren
Tall Twister
Otha Davenport
John Vinci
Beard
Serpetees
Reed Gurney
Lion Meer
Don Driscoll
Mr Carver
George Linn
Coquille Takes Lion's Share In Baby Arrivals
In the past week Mast hospital welcomed eleven newborns: seven boys and four girls. Coquille led with six births, Myrtle Point had two, and Roseburg and Sitkum each had one. Parents list includes Hickam, Howel, Robinette, Richardson, Hartle, Stubblefield, Nadine, Bailey, Jones, Hilts, Wright, and others, with birth dates from May 15 to May 22, 1950.
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the Mast Hospital
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Mr. Stork
John I Hickam
Hal B Howel
Elmer D Robinette
Delos E Richardson
Guy M Hartle
Wayne Stubblefield
Roseburg
James K. Nadine
Port Orford
Robert O Bailey
Richard D Jones
Coquilie
Robert F Hilts
Bernard C Wright
Sitkum
Myers May Run Again For Mayor Myrtle Point
W. L. Bell circulates a petition to file M. J. Myers as a mayoral candidate in Myrtle Point. Myers says he would run if requested by friends and notes he is not yet a candidate.
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Walt Crim
Coos Co Niy
Panther Democrats
Myers
Myrtle Point
W. L. Bell
M. J. Myers
Moore
Mr. Myers
Myrtle Point Odd Fellows Visit Bandon for Initiation
A Myrtle Point group attended the Bandon lodge Tuesday evening taking two candidates Robi Morris and W C Williams to receive the third degree as part of a class initiated by the lodge.
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Myrtle Point
Bandon Lodge
Robi. Morris
W.C Williams
Eee
Coos Voters OK d Mill Road Levy and Bridge Bond
Coos County residents approved the d Mill Road levy, aiming to raise about 195 006 annually for five years. Voters also backed the Bullards Bridge bond issue by a strong margin, while a county official race totals show Fred True, Republican incumbent, leading unofficially.
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d-Mill Road
Coos
Bullards Bridge
Coes County
Ards
Fred True
Liberty Bell arrives for U S bond drive display
A crowd gathered at Fifth and Spruce to view a Liberty Bell replica displayed to boost the bond drive. The bell, one of 52 moulded in France, arrived as the Myrtle Point Lions Club sponsored the show with Elton Schroeder speaking.
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Suh and
Spruce
United States
France
Fifth
Myrtle Peint Lions Club
Elton Schroeder
Pertinent Advice Given Graduates By Dr Smith at Baccalaureate
Dr A Theodore Smith pastor of the Presbyterian church gave Myrtle Point high school graduates advice centered on faith and diligence. The talk emphasized that God rewards those who seek Him and that peace comes from a steadfast life. The piece notes Coquille’s prominence in club leadership and state Federation roles with names and offices mentioned.
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Dr. Smith
A. Theodore Smith
The
Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Point High School
Fac
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Bridge Children See Liberty Bell Monday
Frank Shrem of Bridge invited Henry Spargo to take the bell to Bridge so children and residents could see and hear it. The bell visit included a historic talk by Paul Lancaster, with Helen Robbins ringing the bell. The event ended with a swell dinner at the Schram home and high praise for the day.
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Liberty
M Potnt
Frank Shrem
Bridge
Henry Spargo
Paul Lancaster
Helen Robbins
Boerge
Buy a Poppy This Friday or Saturday
A brief appeal invites the public to purchase a poppy this Friday or Saturday to support veterans who fought in past battles. The notice emphasizes helping the men who served.
How Myrtle Point Cast Primary Ballots
Myrtle Point precincts 54 and 55 vote in Friday's primary election. The tally shows Morse 77 and Hoover 108 for U.S. Senator, McKay 61 for Governor, Moore 179 for State Representative, and various local candidates with smaller counts. Voters also rejected the road levy by a margin noted in the counts.
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GOP
Dave Hoover
Myrtle Point
United
Wayne Morse
Congress
Harriforth
Douglas McKay Eee
Ralph T. Moore
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Coos County
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Three Bears
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Robert Sheedy
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Spud Rogers
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Nina
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Princess Bible Academy
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Roy M Grim
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