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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1951

Page

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Oregon Game Commission backs local man for director post

After Lockwood’s resignation, P W Schneider becomes the preferred choice for Oregon’s top game official. A nationwide search failed to find a better candidate, with the commission concluding Schneider is best qualified and already in place. Continued on Page Seven.

Gon Schneider Lockwood The Game Commission Oregons Oregon State Game Commission State Game Commission P W Schneider

Letter from Don Davenport in Japan on Typhoon Ruth and Army life

Mr and Mrs W R Davenport receive a letter from their son Don in the 40th Division in Japan. He describes Typhoon Ruth wrecking camp tents, a wind that lifted a man about 20 feet, and the crew’s cleanup tasks. He mentions limited snow, rumors of transfers, and Christmas wishes for food and a kind word from home.

Davenport Don Japan Coos County Ruth Fug Curt Mig 40Th Ag 16Th Corps Ancho

Community Chest workers rally to start drive in Coos county

Enthusiastic kick off dinner last Wednesday introduced the Community Chest drive for Coos county. Bill Dayton outlined the city zones and budget of 1000 dollars for local charities and state aid, with 150 dollars to Salvation Army and 50 dollars for local expenses. Drive chairmen named from chambers, churches, clubs, and organizations were tasked with city coverage while Rev Wilmer Briggs chaired the welfare committee.

Community Chest Chest Drive Bill Dayton Dayton Chamber of Commerce E. C. Roberts Baker Catholic Church Don Driscoll Methodist Church Wisby Coos County Salvation Army County Lucal Wilmer Briggs Mabul Barklow G W Hall

Earl H Bartley Promoted to Sergeant at McGuire AFB

Earl H Bartley brother of Ray Bartley of Myrtle Point Oregon is promoted to sergeant at McGuire Air Force Base Trenton New Jersey. He joins the Installations section of the 52nd Fighter-Interceptor Wing as part of the eastern Air Defense Force after time in Alaska and prior service in Japan.

McGuire Air Force Base Trenton Earl H Bartley Ray Bartley Myrtle Point Oregon Bartley 52Nd Eastern Air Defense Force Alaska Japan

Chamber official announces regional safety meeting in North Bend

Clarence Osi kasecy of the Coquille Chamber of Commerce says the Governors Regional Safety committee will meet at North Bend. The chamber building hosts the meeting next Thursday at 8 pm. Subcommittees on Industrial Traffic Safety and School Safety will report, per Mr Osika.

Clarence Osikasecy Coquille Chamber of Commerce Governors Regional Safety Committee North Bend C of C Osika

Fifth Annual Bandon Cranberry Festival Scheduled For Fri and Sat

The fifth annual Bandon Cranberry Festival spans Friday and Saturday November 2 and 3 with Queen contest candidates and sponsor groups named. Events include a Cranberry Fair at the VFW hall, a queen coronation at the grade school auditorium, a Driftwood Players variety show, a festival parade at 10 30, a Myrtle Point vs Bandon junior varsity game at 2 00 pm, and the Cranberry Bowl football game at 7 30 pm followed by a dance at Bradley Lake’s Tanglewood Resort.

Woillany F Stewart Queen Barbara Tucker Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Beverly Allen American Legion and Auxiliary Patty Bolce Sixes Grange Janette Cook Odd Fellows Peggy Helme Bandon Woman’s Civic Club Doreenge Franson Parkersburg Community Club Marcia Green Bandon Business & Professional Women's Club VFW Hall Driftwood Players Myrtle Point Bandon Sutherlin Tanglewood Bradley Lake Oregon

Knorring Around Slot Raid Tension in Coos County alleged

Attorney General George Neuner fends off press fallout over a Coos County raid story. District Attorney faces scrutiny as newspapers hint at plans for crackdowns that may have targeted slot machines. The piece notes prior records cast doubt on raid intentions as Jack Frater and Woods journey to Eden after elk hunt.

George Neuner Coos County Neuner Portland News Rai Portland District Alto Coos Jack Frater Mr. Woods Agness Eden

88 Years on Same Farm Pioneer Celebrated

The record shows local pioneer Mr. Warner living 88 years on the same farm. Born in a small cabin south of the present home, he remains a fixture in the community. Continued on page four.

Warner Tiportunen

Bobcats Fall Short In Shutout At Coquille

Myrtle Point Bobcats, hampered by lack of first team substitutes, lost 31 to 0 at Coquille. Cunningham Pinkley and Harris combined for 148 passing yards to 44 for Coquille, but the Red Devils dominated on the ground 254 yards to 2. The Bobcats held 9 first downs to Coquille's 6.

Myrtle Point Bobcats Coquille Cunningham Pinkley Harris Red Devils Bobcats

Rankin Named President Elect of Oregon Medical Society

Coquille physician Lee Rankin of Coquille was named president elect of the Oregon State Medical Society at the Portland sessions. A leading county physician, he has long been a civic and medical leader, serving on key state committees and as a Lions Club officer.

Coquille Gilips Henor Cobar Lee Rankin Oregon Tate Medical Society Portland Rankin Justice Department Lions Club Coquille Sentinel

Traffic and School Zone Reckless Driving Talk Noted

Mrs. Tom Forrest, Mrs. Carl Morris, and Mrs. Lorna Hanson joined the club in a siding absence of Mrs. Kel Barklow. An emblem ceremony included several members and guests, with plans announced for a November 8 dinner hosted by the local B P W at the Odd Fellows hall in Myrtle Point and yellow chrysanthemums as decorations.

B.P. W Tom Forrest Carl Morris Lorna Hanson Kel Barklow J M FE. C. Barker E. F. Mast Mira William Downing John Belloni Fred Mast Clinard Mast Odd Fellows Hall Myrtle Point J. M. Myers G. Johnnson

Country Club Championship Matches Lead as Finals Loom

Austin Dodge and Lou Holiman lead in the men’s championship with a 36 hole match to decide the title. In other flights Robert Ley and Erv Wilberger win 18 holes, Floyd and Andy Rich ardeson win semis, and Mrs. Chet Noyes defeats Mrs. Parm Patrick to win the ladies title after 27 holes.

Austin Dodge Lou Holiman Ers al Petre Erv Dettman Lou Austin Robert Ley Termit DeWald Erv Wilberger Arnie DeWald Robert Erv Floyd John Lassterbach Andy Richardeson Bill Downing Andy Rogers Roby Harvey D. Myers Coquille Noyes Champ

Lions Club Sadie Hawkins Day Dance in Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point Lions Club announces the third annual Sadie Hawkins Day Dance to be held at the Oaks Pavilion on the fair grounds Saturday night November 17. Co chairs include To Guerin Jr and Bunnell with other committee members listed. city officials plan a proclamation and details will be in next week's Herald.

Myrtle Point Lyle Carver Rose Dement Roth Ritchie Francis Ray Neugart Lions Joes

Club member returns from navy tour sparks social

Dean Epperson, a club member back from a year's service in Japan, joined a family-style banquet attended by about 25 members. The gathering featured a prize derby and social activities highlighting the community event.

Dean Epperson Japan Serson Derby

County Share Figures Tie to Basic Scheel Total

Fragmentary note shows a county share figure of 477,663 dollars tied to a basic Scheel amount. The entry repeats the sum, with unclear surrounding context or beneficiaries.

Ocheltree Bags Elk in Blue Ridge Lookout District

Robert Ocheltree bagged an elk in the Blue Ridge Lookout district during the recent hunt. Other hunters in the party included Stan Furman Frank Furman Howard Leatherman all from the city with Merle Davis and Tom Parry of Coquille. A separate group sighted Saturday consisted of Paul Franzen Laverne Noyes and Rev A Briggs.

Robert Ocheltree Blue Ridge Lookout Stan Furman Frank Furman Howard Leatherman Merle Davis Tom Parry Coquille Paty Paul Franzen Laverne Noyes Rev . A. Briggs

McKinley Purchases Pureblood Shorthorn at Sale

Chicago News reports McKinley’s acquisition of Pureblood Shorthorn cattle totaling 9017.08 in sales. J W Bennett of Oakville Washington took multiple grand and reserve champions and top selling female. Hilldale Collynie Mth roan bull sold to W A Hull Yakima for top prices while R L Wier Oregon bought Hilldale A C Rosebud and other lots. Milton Ensley Jr Colfax Washington bought Hilldale A C Merry Lou 3rd as the top lot. Fred Friess Woodland California captured five top selling females.

J. W Bennett Oakville Wash Hilldale Collynie Mth Alauna Collynie W. A. Hull Yakima, Waeh Eee R. L. Wier Ore Wier Hilldale A. C. Rosebud Hilldale A. C Merry Lou Milton Ensley, Jr Colfax Fred Friess Woodland Calif

Dollar Day and Band Concert Draw Coos County Crowd

A large Saturday turnout in Coos County attended The Herald Dollar Day event and free show. Readers and locals queued at The Herald office seeking bargains and listening to a band concert, with many renewing subscriptions.

Sarah Orr Coos County Herald Office

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Knockin George Don Davenport Churchill Britain Allet Ng Legion Auxiliary Lulu Jarv Baker Cecil Patrick Lions Club John Vinci Chest Earl H. Bartley Air Force Coos Ca Ral Arago Prizzs Presented Ocheltree Chicago News McKinley Rose Belieu L. V. Barklow Ralph Kring Ellis B. Warner Cora B. Stee R. Rackleff Russell Parish Ellis Inw E. Oakes BE. D Hartel Sam Dement Verlin Moore Henry Hermann Isabel Ee Vant G. Baneg Mee N. Belieu
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