Annual Boosters Meet of Myrtle Grange Saturday
Myrtle Grange held its annual boosters meeting in Schroeder hall starting at 7 p.m. with a potluck dinner. Visitors from Lee Norway and Arago Granges and 4 H clubs reported on projects and a state trip. Speakers included Rev E G Ranton on The Grange Old and New Judge Thompson on The Grange and Legislature and Worthy Master Martin Schmidt on Why everyone Should Be a Granger.
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Myrtle Grange
Schroeder Hall
Lee
Norway
Arago
Sprem
G Ranton
Grange
Thompson of
Coquille
Martin Schmidt
Beja Granger
Herman Tedisco
Europe
Lee Ray
Roy Ranton
Clarke
Walter Danville
Mra Ranton
Mre Clarke
George Hampton
George Jenkins
Charles Lostherman
Ralph Wilson
Howard Secatherman
Melvin Car
Arago and
Price Schroeder Luray Miller
Donald Schmidt
Former Myrtle Point Resident Visits Port Orford
Former resident Genevieve Knight from Myrtle Point now in Corvallis traveled to Port Orford last Wednesday and stayed with her parents. She was escorted to Myrtle Point by Mrs Fred McMullen who was a guest of her sister Mrs Ronald Endicott and Mrs E Knight. Ms Knight is to visit Mrs McMullen for two or more days.
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Harty Kinton
Myrtle Point
Corvallis
Port Orford
Oight
Fred McMullen
Puppet show at Arago Auditorium to aid school fund
Mrs J F Moomow presents a puppet show Monday at 8 pm in Arago Auditorium. The Arago school offers several performances to raise funds for the school. Proceeds go to support school activities.
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Mra J FR
Moomow
Arago
Aragoo
R N A Hallowe en Party Brightens Revel Neighbours Night
Revel Neighbours hosted an open Hallowe en party for members families and prospective members on Monday. Miss Nelma Johnson and Frances Treer performed a pretty number with Bobby Burns on violin Mina Hall accompanied a Spanish number by Burns and Stella Marie Lemon offered a sternal selection. After the program, dancing followed with games and contests. Refreshments of pumpkin pie cookies and coffee were served to guests.
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Nelma Johnson
Frances True Rending
Bobby Burns
Mina Hall
Bobby Burn
Stella Marie Lemon
Ed Borotn and sage Indian wisdom in California
A Beverly Hills note recalls Ed Borotn the Cowboy Snotcher of Santa Barbara and his tales of Mexican vaquero art. An Indian’s lesson about looking back to see both sides informs Ed’s view, contrasting a white man’s single perspective with a broader, wiser stance.
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Beverly Hills
Ed Borotn
Sants Barbara
California
Mexico
Cali
Santa Barbara
Jook
District Attorney Seeks Reelection On Record Of Service
William E Walsh campaigns for reelection citing ongoing work with county officials. He touts active impartial enforcement and speedy trials to protect the innocent and prosecute the guilty, urging voters to reelect him based on past accomplishments.
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William E Walsh
Walsh
Wallish
North Bend Rolls Over Myrtle Point 33 to 9 in Big Win
North Bend defeated Myrtle Point 33 to 9 on the road. Early touchdowns and a strong second quarter gave North Bend a commanding lead as Myrtle Point tried to rally with kicks and drives.
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North Bend
Myrtle Point
Hunt
Myrt Point
Hughes
Myrtle Paint
Lillebo
Nelson LE Hall Lillebo
Monrad Mullen
Hunt Steiner Co Mast Peterson
Redell Clements
Miller
McConnel Anderson Q
Shelton
Hughes LH
Woods Thompson
Morrison Olson
King
Leslie
Buzzard
Rice
Myrtle Point voters face mayoral race with two contenders
City residents consider national and state elections as well as local leadership. Incumbent Mayor Charles Harlocker retires after years of service. Councilman A A Schriefer announces candidacy after a petition circulated without his knowledge. He cites twelve years as council member and chair of the water committee, pledging fiscal restraint and debt reduction.
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Myrtle Point
Charles Harlocker
Herald
A. A. Schriefer
Schriefer
Schrieffer
Heral
Camezan
Myrtle Point history presented by local Woman's Club
Mrs. Henry Schroeder outlined Myrtle Point history from its 1861 town status to late 19th century milestones. She described Cedar trees, pioneer diet, 1880 hotel, 1888 United Brethren church, 1890 school, 1893 telegraph and railroad, and population growth. Mrs. C E Huling and C L Church shared scenic and civic notes while Miss Elma Russell performed violin. About forty attended. meeting deemed profitable.
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Woman's Club
Seeman
Henry Schroeder
Wyrtle Point
Myrtle Point
United Brethren
Roseburg
West Oregonian
Marshfield
C E. Huling
Crater Lake
C L Church
Elma Russell
Bobby Burns
Myrtle Point mayoral candidate pledges
R Harrison Mast announces candidacy for mayor of Myrtle Point. He vows efficient city management, strict enforcement or repeal of laws, debt reduction toward cash balance, equal treatment of all residents, and a conservative, honest administration.
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Myrtle Point
Pela
R. Harrison Mast
ThreeWay Council Seats Open As Three Seek Nomination
The council offers three vacancies with Ralph O Mirring Samuel Breuer and Henry Hermenn vying for the seats. In the recorder race two candidates P O Lund and E A Dodge compete alongside. Mabel Barklows again seeks the treasurer position.
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Ralph O. Mirring
Samuel Breuer
Henry Hermenn
Recorder
P O Lund
E A. Dodge
Mabel Barklows
Trea
Principal Maybell Dey Robinson Honored at Oregon Conference
Mrs Wayne Robinson a 1926 Myr Use Point high school graduate was the sole woman speaker at the Oregon State Principals conference banquet in Salem October 21. She taught at Lorane Union high school where her husband serves as principal.
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Maybell Dey Robinson
Wayne Robinson
C A. Howard
Oregon
Salem
Robinson
Lorane Union High School
Bineco
Altar Society Quilting for Needy Family
The Holy Name Altar Society gathered at Mrs. John Rissberger's home on a Wednesday afternoon to piece and tie a quilt for a needy family. The event featured a potluck noon dinner and drew two visitors and several Coquille members including Mrs. Virginia Lewis from Eugene and Mrs Claude Randleman of Myrtle Point.
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Holy Name Altar Society
John Rissberger
Eleanor Morrot
Mildred McCarthy
Richard Morrot
Frank Young
Myrtle Point
Football Date Changes Marred by Low Fan Attendance
The region notes a disrupted homecoming at Corvallis as football enthusiasm wanes. Coquille and Myrtle Point are set to play here at 2:45 Friday with Brick Leslie Al Langrell and Earl Rice as officials in a likely close contest.
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Corvallis
Te Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Myrtle Peirit
Brick Leslie
al Langrell
Earl Rice
State Officers AidVets to Install Candidates
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary met in Schroeder hall to install officers for the coming year. State President Celia Hardy of Portland presided, installing numerous officers and trustees. A large turnout followed with a lunch, and plans for a November 19 card party and dance to raise relief funds for members and neighbors in need.
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Veterans of Fore Wars
Schroeder
Celia Hardy
Portland
Edna Bingham
Judge Johnson
Agnes Lewis
Clara Rissberger
Zibel Fuller Chivlain
Stella Reed
L. C. Cunningham
Mabel Martin
Jennie Moon
Wing Finley
Alfred E .Whiteside
VFWA
Leslie Martin
Henry George
Irwin G. Bingham
Charles O Fohl
Forrest Moon
Grant McClellan
J Arthur Berg
Drue Cunningham
John M Rissberger
W H. Finley
Harry H Ocerdity
Charles E Lewis
John E. Nadine
Ray Storer
Treval Johnson
Making Improvements at Ellis Driveway Project
Charles Rackleff assists Sandy Ellis with hauling gravel for driveway improvements at Ellis new place below town.
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Charles Rackleff
Sandy Ellis
Divorce filed by A H Clinton against Oste Joyce Clinton
Court records show A H Clinton files divorce against Oste Joyce Clinton claiming marriage on August 23 1924 and willful desertion on August 6 1931 as the basis. The suit seeks restoration of the wife's name. Estate of GQ Lett probate admitted widow Elva Elizabeth Lett as administratrix with $3000 real and $2000 personal property. Heirs listed as Leslie H Lett and Dorma Lett. Osie Joyce Magill referenced in related matter.
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A. H. Clinton
Oste Joyce Clinton
GQ Lett
Frobete Day
Elva Elizabeth Lett
Appraers
H. McCloskey
J. Myers
Roy Robinson
Leslie H and
Dorma Lett
Osie Joyce Magill
Hayes and Ruth Warner Wed in Powers Ceremony
Howard Franklin Hayes and Miss Ruth Warner both of Powers were married Wednesday by Reverend G A Gray of Coquille in a simple local ceremony.
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Howard Franklin Hayes
Ruth Warner
Powers
G. A. Gray
Coquille
Coast Lumber Yard Owner Expands to Moore Mill and Lumber
M Charneski proprietor of Coast Lumber Yard announces he has taken over Moore Mill and Lumber company in this city and Bandon. The deal covers local tail sales and promises to boost Coos County lumber trade in southwestern Oregon.
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M_— Charneski
Coast Lumber Yard
Moore Mill and Lumber Company
Bandon
Coos County
Oregon
Coquille Luncheon For Myrtle Point Matrons
Mrs J R Bunch of Coquille entertained Wednesday at noon with a luncheon for Myrtle Point matrons. The afternoon featured needle work and friendly chat. Guests included Mesdames M D Evans F E Summers C L Church Florence Guerin and L L P Linn.
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J R. Bunch
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Mesdames M D Evans
F E Summers
C L Church
Florence Guerin
Ll. P Linn
Grows Her Own Garb Tae et OO Oboe
Readable text fragment notes a person investing in homemade clothing efforts and a musical oboe performance by Tae and OO. Difficult to determine full context, but references suggest creative crafts and a musical event featuring OO. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
Bridge Repairs On Coquilie At Spruce Street
A crew works on the bridge across the Coquilie River at the foot of Spruce Street performing essential repairs to restore safe passage.
Town Notice Shows Busy Windows and Small Pranks
Tuesday morning shows residents busy cleaning windows while Bill Robsen guards Dunham's store. A life size Hoover photo decorates windows of N G W Ferkin and Ed Forrest suggesting Republican support. Four boys plus a bucket crew mount Mast Motor roof causing consternation among passing high school girls. Jim Lewellen pledges moustache growth after high school and promises to guarantee results in five years. Gendinl candidate votes and local sale notices appear in the crowd.
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Hoover
N. G. W. Ferkin
Ed. Forrest
Jim Lewellen
Herald
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