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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

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Bobcats Crown Coos League Champions With Win

Myrtle Point Bobcats remain unbeaten with a 27 to 6 victory over the Bandon Tigers to secure the Coos county title. The win followed a strong start with a blocked punt, key plays by Bingham and Brown, and a standout defensive effort including four interceptions.

Bandon Tigers Myrtle Point Bobcats Coos County Coqquille Red Devils Armistice Dey Coquille Bobcats Point Bobcat Bandag Porter Olsen Bandon Pasn Bandon Myrtle Bendon Bingham Tiger Brown Tigers Melvin Floyd Badon Frazier Smiley le Point Bee Tigers

Mining Ass'n Elects Officers in Gold Beach

The Southwestern Oregon Minerals association, formed in Curry county to foster mineral development, organized Tuesday night in the circuit court room Gold Beach. R J Hallstrom of Marshfield was elected president and Harry Schultz of North Bend secretary, with Garry Emmons, J H Fasnacht, Gilbert E. Gable, H Buffington and Arthur R. Jones named to the executive committee. The next meeting will be in Bandon November 18 at the Legion hall.

Southwestern Oregon Minerals Association Cuos County Curry County Circuit Court Room Gold Beach R J Hallstrom Marshfield Harry’ S Chultz North Bend Garry Emmons J H Fasnacht Bandon Gilbert E. Gable Port

Vein Of Coal Near Powers Reported On Iron Mountain

A vein of soft coal was opened on the F M Parker claim in Iron Mountain last week. Samples are displayed in the window of King Grocery in Powers. The coal is described as good quality and suitable for blacksmithing, with large quantities found in Iron Mountain. Outcroppings were also uncovered on Tom Hayes place south of Powers along the Eden Valley road.

F M Parker Iron Mountain King Grocery Powers Tom Hayes Eden Valley

Livestock Meeting Set for Myrtle Point Friday

Coos county livestock producers are urged to attend a 1:30 p.m. Friday meeting at Myrtle Point High School to discuss 1942 production goals and increased lamb and beef slaughter, farm machinery repair, range conservation, predator control, and related topics with speakers George Jenkins Harry Lindgren and Roy Fugate.

Coos County Myrtle Point George Jenkins Harry Lindgren Oregon State College

Noted Syrian Speaks Monday at Myrtle Point

Salem Rink a famed Syrian speaker begins a national tour sponsored by Readers Digest. He will speak Monday at Myrtle Point Union High School at 8 30 am, free of charge, part of a broader itinerary including Marshfield and Coquille.

Salem Rink Reader's Digest Myrtle Paint Union High School Rink Syria Ma Close United States America

Woman angler bags two Chinook on Sixes River

Agnes Kenyon landed two large Chinook salmon on the Sixes River Sunday, weighing 36 pounds and 27 pounds. She used a No. 5 Bear Valley brass spinner and is noted as a leading local woman angler. Over 100 boats fished the Sixes with many anglers unsuccessful. Nearby, lower Coquille fishermen had limited luck, with a few steelheads near the river mouth and an upcoming up river run anticipated. Earlier season silver-sided catches were plentiful, and many Chinook have been running recently.

Agnes Kenyon Sixes Bear Valley Kenyon Coquille

Walter Laird Heads Grange Meeting Elections

Myrtle Grange voted to send 5 to the national headquarters fund to aid a national office in Washington DC. They chose Walter Laird as master and elected officers Don Schmidt and others while announcing a forthcoming Grange council for the district at Myrtle Point on November 18. Elk hunting trip outlined for Garry Christy and Mike Christy leaving Wednesday.

Myrtle Grange National Headquarters Waashington Grange Council Myrtle Point Walter Laird Don Schmidt Roy Robison Joe Mast Rudy Roodek Howard Nellie Ray Peers Schmidt George Gasner Myre Lawrence Rackleff A. H. Bender Ceres Elizabeth Lett Pomona Roy Shull Flora Rudy Rochek Ledy Atistant Roy Obison Frank Southmayd

Myrtle Point Junior Woman’s Club presents Swing Out musical

The Myrtle Point High School presents Swing Out a three act musical comedy next Friday. Wilfred Laird stars as T J Kissler owner of Kissable Lipstick company with a French romance and a social climber wife. Comedy and garden party readings lead to a lively climax directed by Miss Kathleen Mick Cormick with local talent in chorus and readings. A most popular child contest runs during the show with votes from local merchants at one cent each.

Myrtle Point Wilfred Laird T J. Kissler Kent Kum Kissadele Lipstick Company Wie Ralph Long Betty Robert Thompson Pierre Gaston John Arthurs Jack Dunn Hamilton Thrift Edward Vergan Charlie MacArthur Mrs. Kissler Kathleen Mick Cormick Doris Johnson Maryann Belshaw Faye Tripp Claire Stock Beady Miller Louise Dement Leach Bobbie Peden Donna Lee Griffin Norman ,Schaad George Moore Linn Barbara Knight Lynn Schroeder John Whitaker Kenneth Schaad Patrick Rickard Mary Jo Schroeder

VEW ta jo Myre Poiat carnival prints and garb theme

A community carnival is planned for Sagie Hawkins week with a print and overall dress code rather than a formal affair. Frederick Dallas will lead the Skonk Hollow Polacata orchestra, featuring former Hep Cats members. Committees include general chairs Mrs Powrie and Mrs Carver, decorations Miss Strong, advertising Mrs Brodie, tickets Mrs Schroeder, and orchestra/floor Mrs Powrie.

Sagie Hawkins Saga Skonk Hollow Hep Cats Frederick Dallas Wll Robert Powrie Harold Carver Eda Smith Jo Woolsey Pauline Strong Beatrice Evans Helen Austin Elden Brodie Karl Dement Fritz Hull Pearl Mast Elton Schroeder Ralph Whitaker Stanley Furman Lyle Carver

Bible Pictures at Methodist Church Explore Biblical Sites

The Methodist church hosts colored pictures on Biblical archaeology Palestine and fulfilled prophecies by Miss Odetta Rae Dunn of Emmett Idaho. Shows begin 7 30 p m Sunday Monday Tuesday with a free will offering and no admission charge.

Methodist Church Palestine Odetta Rae Dunn Emmett Idaho Miss Dunn Jerusalem Old Jericho Samaria Babylon

Stores Close All Day on Armistice Day Observance

Myrtle Petit stores will close all day Tuesday November 11 in observance of Armistice Day. Frederick Dallas will perform with curtain time set for 8 03.

Myrtle Petit Tweeday Frederick Dallas

Rex Putnam Speaks At Myrtle Point Education Meeting

Local diasonic lodge hosts an open meeting in Myrtle Point Friday at 8:00 with Rex Putnam Salem state superintendent of public instruction as guest speaker on democracy and education. D V Petting Albany represents higher education shade board and will join in a community sing. L P Linn leads in charge inviting men teachers and education supporters. Faculty quartet from Union High School will perform minor vocal selections during refreshments and social hour.

Diasonic Lodge Myrtle Point Rex Putnam Salem State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ds. D. V.peting Albany Shade Board of Higher Education L. P. Linn

Unusually Fine Program Given by Hygeia Club

Douglas E. Lawson outlines a teaching code favoring redirection of children imagination over suppression. He cites a novelist who escaped parental fear with guidance. The program included a faculty quartet Miss Reta Fry Miss Helen Austin Miss Pea Evans and Frederick Dallas with violin by Dallas and piano by Mrs H T Mitchelmore. Rev Mitchelmore presided. the group meets again in December at the Methodist church.

Douglas E. Lawson Hygeia Popuchikis Reta Fry Helen Austin Pea Evans Frederick Dallas Dallas H T Mitchelmore Mitchelmore Methodist Church

China Relief Fund totals rise in Myrtle Point effort

Myrtle Point area’s United China Relief drive closes with 127.65 raised from 11765 last week and new gifts from Powers Sunday school and Sitkum. Local groups including the Woman's clubs Lions club and St Ann's Altar Society contributed. Also noted: Private Robert Wayne Hagedorn graduated from a 22 week Army radio course. Aubrey Strong underwent an appendectomy. Mrs Ralph Long substitutes at Myrtle Point grade school.

Myrtle Point United China Relief Committee Powers’ Sunday School Sitkum Myrtle, Point Woman's Club Myrtle | Point Junior Woman's Club Lions’ Club St. Ann's Altar Society McKinley Grange Friendly Neighbors’ Club Powers, Sitkum China Army Radioe Robert Wayne Hagedorn V. V. Hagedorn Scott Fieki Col. Wolcott Pp. Heyes Army Radio University Long Ralph Long Hetty Lewis

County Institute Slated Friday at Marshfield

The County Institute for Coos and Curry counties will be held in Marshfield tomorrow with about 300 teachers attending. The morning session covers topics for teachers, followed by an afternoon program featuring Syrian speaker Salem Rizk on Americanization and democracy in schools. Public and school leaders will participate in panel discussions and closing sessions with Rex Putnam and Dr Kirk.

Coos Curry Counties Marshfield Salem Rizk Reader’s Digest D.Y. Poling Albany Rex Putnam State Suit of Public Instruction Kirk Princi ‘Pels Coos and Curry Putnam

Thanksgiving Services Set For November Meeting

Arrangements listed for wabon ahanteane services by the Church Fellowship at the Church of the Brethren. The 10 30 a m service features Rev Mitchelmore with Rev F H Barr as speaker and church choir music. Roosevelt’s expected proclamation may shift the statewide observance to November 20 with Oregon Governor Sprague urging local proclamations.

Church of the Brethren Mitchelmore F H. Barr Roosevelt Chas. A. Sprague Oregon

No Deaths Here For Two Months

The Schroeder Undertaking establishment reports no funerals in over two months marking a 24 year business record. On Wednesday they prepared Mrs. V A Simons for burial at Mast hospital, ending a 62 day period without services. Mrs. Simons resided on Floras Creek and died after being brought to the hospital.

Schroeder Henry Schroeder Mast Hospital V A Simons Simons Floras Creek

Dement Honored Sam Dement in Fraternity Conference Trip

Sam Dement of Myrtle Point, a senior in agriculture at Oregon State College, traveled to Stanford October 30 for the Western States conference of the Interfraternity Council. He returned Sunday as the conference discusses general fraternity problems and rotates host schools each year.

Sam Dement Myrtle Point Oregon State College Stanford University Western States Inter-Fraternty Council Sam's

Myrtle Point Neon Signs Spark City Confusion

Local reports describe neon signs in Myrtle Point causing confusion as residents noted misplacements and patterns extending toward Coquille and Powers. Officials warned observers to remain cautious while tracing the signage events unfolding Thursday.

Myrtle Point

Bundles for Britain praised for outstanding work by Myrtle Point women

Message from Paul White executive director Breacheae thanks Myrtle Point women for sewing garments. Despite the window sewing near La Pearce's garage ending, materials remain at Mrs Ralph Kring's home for women to make garments. Interested parties should call Mrs Kring.

Paul White Breacheae la Pearce

Red Cross Drive Opens in Myrtle Point Nov 11

Red Cross annual roll call begins Armistice Day November 11 and runs to Thanksgiving Day November 30. Myrtle Point Woman's Club chaired by Mrs. E. C. Barker hopes for strong support to aid relief efforts for war victims. Parish and community notices mention Rev F H Barr expected home from Ashland Grants Pass district work. Nearby dinners reported at the homes of Mr and Mrs Wm G in Maghiled.

Sam Red Cross Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Woman's Club E. C. Barker F. H. Barr Ashland Grants Pass

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coos League Mining Ass’n Weather Report Aes Garry Christy Safeway Leff Mike Christy O .L. ‘Smith U.S. Navy Recreation Junior Woman’s Club Bible Pictures Methodist Church Masons Civen China Relief Fund Leses Aubrey Strong County Institute Dement O. H. Chrke Belva Stemmier Patricia Thomas Betty Preston DEM Ae Cdrabe Britain Dinars Wm. G Maghileld Ney Ming
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