Prizes For Best Costumes At Dance Event
Funds from the dance event will go toward football-related causes. The text mentions prize awards for best costumes and references individuals, unclear lines suggest participation or attendance details.
01 Nov 1945
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
1
Funds from the dance event will go toward football-related causes. The text mentions prize awards for best costumes and references individuals, unclear lines suggest participation or attendance details.
A fragment notes a house gift or purchase linked to a Sew event or advert, with unclear names and dates due to damaged text. The readable portion indicates an advent or holiday context and a housing reference.
Coos County residents will be asked to buy 470000 in E and a total of 1200906 in scras of bonds during the Victory Loan drive starting Nov 1. Rotary and Lions clubs will run Myrtle Point’s effort with Austin Dodge as general chair. A statewide Victory Queen contest will be launched by newspapers and theatres in cooperation with the Oregon War Bond committee.
Robert Sheedy, station man for the West Coast T company, resigns effective November 1. He has served the district from Coca Bay to Creacont City for years, and with his wife plans to purchase the Arthur Thompson place on the hill near the greenhouse. The family of four plans to make the new home there and pursue other business ventures.
The notice lists several residents from Powers Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby areas. It mentions patients including Ludwig Larson Mrs Jas Adamek Mrs Harris Bellmore and Mrs Frits Hull undergoing tonsillectomies or related medical procedures. The fragment also references Birthe and the Creager family and local surnames Bold Brown and Floyd Wehtye.
The opening day for Oregon elk season faced a typo error placing November 13 as the start. Eastern Cas cade and Lane east regions set a one elk limit with tags available statewide while Coos and Douglas counties allow hunting within highway-bounded areas from Coos Bay to Roseburg and Reedsport.
D N Gopi of Hydpeville Calif visits partner Martin Arnold and wife at Gey lord then ships a south to South America. Gould recently returned from New Orleans with 139 head of cattle intended for Bogota Colombia. The flock aims for shalf size and wool. The venture marks a notable milestone in Coos county stock raising with Arnold and Gould deeply involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes show names connected to U S Navy nominations and appointments. Harris Eilrwerth appears as a candidate or recipient with unspecified status and dates. The text is incomplete but indicates a list involving naval appointments and verification of eligibility.
Students organize volleyball games as part of parade week with junior and senior teams competing during activity periods and noon if needed. Senior team includes Bonnie Wise captain and Wanda Heffmen among others. junior team features Laeilie Berry Ames Marguerite and Doris Byers. A student body meeting reported carnival progress and announced about 91700 raised with net around $1060.
Karl RB died last Friday night in Salem after a career in education. Survived by widow Mabel Betty and son Earl BR. He spent years at the local school system before moving to Salem for his final position.
In Coos County Juvenile Court on Friday Deputy Sheriff Donald Nee and Dees Damaray sent 16 and 14 year olds to reform school after a daring incident. Both youths faced sentencing under juvenile authority and await further proceedings.
A fragment notes changes at a paper firm in Coquille connected with daily newspapers. The unreadable text mentions shifts in management or ownership affecting local circulation and operations.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a person or event with unclear names and places. Readable parts point to social group interactions and possible incident involving a person referred to as Piel. No clear dates, organizations, or locations are identifiable.
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