Halloween Party At Hamilton Home Notable Attendees
A Halloween party at the Hamilton home drew youths from several churches. Guests listed include Helen Lar Ze'le Mae Moon Phy dellas Joan Morris Paula Blew ner Helen Breuer Cecil Barker Lynn Hoover Kathryn Hamilton and others with refreshments served late.
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A Y Hamilton Ton
Hallowe'en
Aigie
Helen Lar
Ze'le Mae Moon
Phydellas
Joan Morris
Paula Blewner
Helen Breuer
Cecil Barker
Lynn Hoover
Kathryn Hamilton
Ardlanna
Eele
Leonard
Harlow Ranton
Feteevereens
Dale Dru Miner
A Barkiow
V. Ostra
Rubo Morrissee
Hamilliiton
Oil Company Dealers Meet at Coquille Banquet
Standard Oil dealers and officials from Myrtle Point Marsfield Readville Coquille and Bandon gathered in Coquille last Friday for a banquet. Forty five dealers and fifteen Standard Oil men attended with guests from Myrtle Point Arago Broadbent Roseburg Medford and Klamath Falls. The company now maintains an eight piece orchestra for special meetings with Stemmler and Raynos as members.
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Standard Oil
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Marsfield
Readive
Bandon
Arago
F C. True
Broadbent
J. W Seegett
Powers
Sarton Brommlier
Roseburg
G. R. Chapman
Ron Teaiden
Klamath Falls
Louis Baynon
Medford
Stemmler
Raynos
Methodist Church Promotes Sunday School Benefits
The article urges regular Sunday school attendance citing testimonies from American leaders. It notes men and women classes, morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Blessed Assurance, and evening service at 7:45 debating True Sportsmanship versus spectator life. Junior and Epworth Leagues meet in the afternoon and evening with Helen Gill leading.
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America
Epworth
Helen Gill
Spectatorutla
Evangelistic Services Grow in Assembly of God Church
Nightly evangelistic services led by W R Watson and Mrs Watson at the Assembly of God on Willow Fourth Street feature sermons and violin duets. Watson, a former Idaho State Prison inmate, recounts his life story and will address bankers about robbery-era security tips.
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Assembly of God Church
Willow Fourth
Myrtle Point
Hell
Visit From Honolulu Brightens Rural Family Reunion
Mrs Florence Reynolds of Honolulu visits the Reed home for a Sunday gathering. She travels next to Hillsboro and Victoria before sailing November 7. Guests at the turkey dinner include Mr and Mrs Wagner, Paul Winer, the Hermann family, the Crews, the McCrackens, and the Reed hosts.
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Mildred
Lila McCracken
Reed
Twin
Amsmg
Mrs. Reynolds
Honolulu
Vrefeter
Farrow
Victoria
B. C
Entoy
Robert Wagner
Paul Winer
Port Orford
George Hermann
Verne
Roderick Hermann
Grayden Crews
Social Club Event Delights Elgin Members
The Elgin social club of the O E and entertained with a bridge party in Masonica Thursday evening. Members from Pow era Coquille chapters attended, with committees led by aware cards Metta Rosslow Lola Kring Helen Pancoast Clara McKay Ada Lemon Ida Murphy Florence Miller Emma Moller Sarah Hermann. High scorer Lorraine Vinton Beulah Co rnaille John Arnold Myrtle joint. second prize Mrs W J Wellman Henry Miller. consolation Mrs Schilling. Open banquet room lanterns spooks and witch decor. hot doughnuts sandwiches coffee served.
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Elgin Social Club
0. E
Masonica
Powera
Coquille
Elgin
Aware Cards
Metta Rosslow
Lola Kring
Hellen Pancoast
Clara McKay
Ada Lemon
Ida Murphy
Florence Miller
Emma Moller
Sarah Hermann
Lorraaiine Vinton
Beulah
Cornaille
John Arnold
Myrtle
W. J. Wellman
Henry Miller
Schilling
L-4-8 Club Meets at Mrs Lundy Home
The 1-4-8 club gathered at Mrs Will Lundy's Friday with two card tables and an extra guest table. Guests included Albert Pancoast Ralph Kring and several others. Mary Schilling won first prize foresta with Mrs Mast second and Mrs Kaufman won for the club. A Bridge helper served lunch afterward.
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Galery
R. A. Mast
John Arnold
Mary Schilling
Foresta
Mra. Kaufman
Mast
Clarence Davis
Andrew Christensen Seeks Address Change for Paper
Andrew Christensen writes from Independence to update his paper address from Alsea to Portland. He states that Andrew Christensen Jr. was moved from a Corvallis hospital to the Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland for an operation planned Tuesday last week.
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Andrew Christensen
Independence
Chan
Alsea
Christensen
Andrew Christensen, Jr
Corvallis
Good Samaritan Hospital
Portland
Southern Oregon Normal School Students Organize Club
The Cons county group at the Southern Ore Normal School in Ashland forms a student organization with Powell Lancaster of Bandon as president, William Youngmayr of North Bend as vice president, Ara Beckham of Bandon as secretary treasurer, and members from Myrtle Point area including Verna Barklow Clair Booth Mase Hatcher Hazel Kroeger Olga Lange Lilah Luttrell Elma Russell. The text ends with a stray question about a night awakening and a clock striking half past.
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Cons County
Ashland
Powell Lancaster
Bandon
William ‘Youngmayr
North Bend
Ara Beckham
Myrtle Point
Verna Barklow
Clair Booth
Mase Hatcher
Hazel Kroeger
Olga Lange
Lilah Luttrell
Elma Russell
Hospital notes log multiple local injuries and discharges
MAST HOSPITAL treated Al Neideigh for a cut hand last Friday. A one year old girl of Ches ter Smith had an emergency appendicitis operation last Thursday night. Camas valley resident erm Clark treated for a badly cut finger from an edger saw. Mrs Ida Swann discharged after weeks of medical care. Broadbent’s Mrs True recovered from recent operation and left hospital. Ovid t of Bridge left hospital with flu. J D Milsap departed after weeks for old injury to back. Joyd Griffey treated for a broken rib from logging camp incident.
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al Neideigh
M J Morrison
Chester Smith
Clark
Camas Valley
Ida Swann
True of
Broadbent
Myrtle Point Union High School Halloween Party Tale
Students rallied at the intersection of Fifth Street at 7:00 PM to sing and hear Mr De, then moved to Turner High School where they presented a few remarks to attendees awaiting the Halloween party.
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Fifth Sprese Streats
Dethe
Myrtle Point edges North Bend in tense football clash
In a hard fought game Myrtle Point defeats North Bend 28 to 14. Captain Maurice Ward led the Bay team with a touchdown and two long passes setting up Myrtle Point scorers Felsher Woody and Hughes added touchdowns and North Bend reply, with Anderson, Ward and Hughes among the standouts.
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Ular
Sietsok
Maurice Ward
Felsher
Woody
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Hughes
North Bend
Ward
Ntorth Bend
Seconcomn
Sesota
Anderson
Arma
Bend
Nore Bend
N Anderson
Peterson
DeFreese
Nelson
Lillebo
Robertson
Miller
B. Anderson
McKay
R. Morrison
Pinnicott
Canter
Bones
Endicott
Carver
King
Morrison
Schmidt
Hall
Ray
Gilkizon
Ray Morrison
Epeinee Yor King
Woods
Frank Orriso
School Carnival Plans Debated By Faculty and Students
At a fen meeting chair and faculty members with students discussed a school carnival to be held on November 6. About ten booths will operate with Miss Barker and Miss Woodward moved to the booths committee. The ad ag. boys, under a eee, are building all freachmen al one. Miss inn may tell fortunes and the physics class runs the chamber of horrors.
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A Fen
Hig
Barker
Woodward
Ad Ag
A Eee
Pep Horns Sold For Myrtle Point North Bend Rally
Girls made and sold pep horns for the Myrtle Point and North Bend game rally. Red and blue paper horns sold for five cents each, and many were bought. Brown and gold megaphones were also sold to the North Bend rooting section.
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Myrtle Point
North Bend
Juniors Stage Play Rehearsals For Who's Boss
Ten juniors under Misa Alverdes rehearse the play Who's Boss set for December 12. Edgar Tatum is Cecil Parker and Dolores Belloni is Ruth Thomas. other roles include Elsie Tatum by Billie Lund and Laura by Janet Dement with Grace by Alfieen Dement, Ted and Oscar by Harold Draper and Herbert Strong.
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Misa Alverdes
Edgar Tatum
Cecil ‘Parker
Dolores Belloni
Ruth Thomas
Elsie Tatum
Edgar
Billie Lund
Slater
Cheney
Joanne Jerrett
Lynn Loaves
Aileen Dement
Janet Martin
Janet
Laura
Grace
Alfleen Dement
Ted
Oscar
Harold Draper
Herbert Strong
Theckla Moll
Flixa
Baseball Begia at Carniva a stunt by girls gym classes
A carnival feature shows a pantomime stunt with no talking. Eight girls form two sides with a rooting section. Imogen Burgess plays the old man chasing them from his lawn while Lorene Clark appears as a teased little ally.
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Imogen Burgess
Lorene Clark
Interclass Debate Set For November 20 Match
The final interclass debate pits juniors against sophomores on November 20. The question mirrors the county topic: Should the states adopt compulsory unemployment insurance. Juniors affirm with Marguerite Sunstrup and Harold Draper. sophomores negate with Miriam Smith and Kenneth Leatherman.
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Marguerite Sunstrup
Harold Draper
Miriam Smith
Kenneth Leatherman
Bookkeeping Classes Break Record
Mr Rickard reported that his bookkeeping classes scored a 91 on a standard test compared with the 71 medium score of 8000 other students. The class beat the median by 20 points, following a 12 point lead in the first test of the semester.
Unclear fragmentary notice from a late issue
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an event with a door neon and a pickup of waste paper before proceeding, but the sentence is incomplete and names are garbled, offering no clear persons or organizations to identify or date the action.
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Saled
Candy Sale Boosts Teacher Decorations Event
A weekly candy sale held last week in the lower hall supported Susie League aims to raise funds for decorating teachers’ decorations. The sale ran at noon daily to boost the project.
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Rachael
Attendance hits best mark of year with two absences
Attendance was about 99.1 percent last Wednesday with only two of the student body absent. The record stands as the best of the year and is noted as hard to beat. Some absences stem from factors other than illness.
Classes and Projects Highlight Week at Local School
The Myrtle Leaf features journalism class work on recent school events and writing leads. Home economics covers table service breakfast planning and a bake project. Home decorating students finish a warm apricot room cost about 250 dollars with tinting done by boys. Typing class runs a speed test focusing on accuracy. Biology notes frogs in an aquarium with a missing large frog, eaten by a sibling frog.
Freshman Enthusiasm and School Happenings Chronicle
A collection of light anecdotes from North Bend students and staff. Items include Andy Newhouse showing unusual enthusiasm for a freshman, Doris Derrey’s football focus, Janet Martin’s complaint about newspaper representation, Ray Morrison’s fondness for dolls, Robert Steele’s captain ambitions, Miss Linn’s carnival fortune telling, the Lund Wagner duet broadcasting nightly, Fred Coleman at the candy stand, Mr Church’s unusual vocabulary, Miss Lindros’s bike riding, teachers promoting the slogan Lets Get Associated, A D pursuing art, Frances True praising the coach, and Morrison and Baker's one round bout Saturday night.
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Andy Newhouse
North Bend
Doris Derrey
Janet Martin
Ray Morrison
Robert Steele
Miss Linn
Lund-Wagner
Fred Coleman
Church
Webster
Morrison and Baker
Seniors Win Interclass Soccer Championship 1-0
The seniors defeated the sophomores 1-0 to claim the interclass soccer title last Wednesday. The seniors struck early in the opening minutes to secure the win. the season concludes with a final match Monday between juniors and freshmen.
Football Squad Holds Pre North Bend Meeting
A football squad met at Mr Ess man's home on Thursday at 7 o'clock to discuss plays for the North Bend game. Skull practice replaced the regular workout on Monday.
Rally speech sparks concern over violent call to action
Fragmentary OCR shows a speaker named Wallace Dementer urging violence at a rally last Friday. The readable portion indicates a hostile command to "kill them," but lacks full context and details.
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Wallace Dementer
Students Demand Focus as Miss Barker Clears The Room
In a fourth period assembly Miss Barker sharpens discipline and urges students to pick up a magazine and paper. The scene turns tense when someone throws pumpkins, drawing attention to classroom disruption.
Bancroft Social Strolls and Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Ray Bartley of Mos ey Washington visited in Bancroft to see Mrs Bartleys father rigs and an Duncan and Son Rep ert spent a day in Coquilie at ieee the home of her sister Coerar Crunk. The Beatley Warner visit family and friends in Bancroft while Charley Thomas and wife called. Rous family spent Sunday with relatives. Alfred Smith and Mike hea hey worked ployed nearby. Mrs Young remains ill at Myrtle residence and others are noted in passing references.
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Ray Bartley
Mosey
Washington
Junction City
Alfred Smith
Smith
Mike
Carnival Planned By School Faculty And Students
The school announces a carnival with a varied program and numerous site attractions. Faculty and students invite all interested attendees to enjoy an evening of unmatched entertainment provided by the best talent the school can offer.
Arago Bulldogs Volley Victory Over Langleis Team
Arago defeated the Langleis 49 to 37 in a hard fought volleyball match at Legion Field. The Arago girls also faced adjustments to the new ball and longer court, with limited substitutions.
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Arago Bulldogs
Langleis
Carnival Promised To Dazzle Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point Union High School auditorium hosts a carnival tomorrow evening. The event promises a riot of colorful entertainment, repeating its prior success with greater excitement and more confetti and serpentine than last year.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
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