Hunters contest private lease grab in Oregon sagebrush country
The Stenmans report a Portland gun club monopoly over 35000 acres of leased government land in Klamath County blocking ordinary deer hunters. A Jeep firing incident near an unlocked gate underscores tensions, as some fear private interests monopolize prime big game habitat and push toward fewer public hunting opportunities.
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Tony Stenman
Oregon
Ray Metz
Sagebrush
Red Davie
Sy Nooone
Dyer
Stenmans
Portland
Klamath County
Teddy Roosevelt
Klamath
Cascades
Game Commission
Halloween Mischief and Political Yapping Recounted in Local Note
A Saturday column laments national politics and celebrates Halloween mischief by youths. A reader recalls old time habits of hard work contrasted with modern pranksters and notes a window display message reading I like Harry. The piece ends with a tease of a continuation on Page Two.
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America
Hallowe’en
Herald
Harry
Dogpatch Sadie Hawkins Day in Myrtle Point
Dogpatch theme comes alive as Lions Club hosts Sadie Hawkins Day on Saturday November 15 with the hill billy band led by Spenny Ross and Arnold Melby performing after the race. A free Hiland theatre matinee accompanies a Dollar Day event with Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce sponsorship.
Myrtle Point Dollar Day Plans Splash With Sadie Hawkins Events
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce outlines Dollar Day activities for November 15 in coordination with the Lions Club Sadie Hawkins program. Scheduled events include a Spruce street parade and race, a band concert, a big free show at Hiland Theatre, prize drawing, Sadie Hawkins dance at Oaks Pavilion, and political talks by Fed Roberts and Jick Dunn.
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Spruce) Street
Bam
Hiland Theatre
Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
the Herald
Census plea seeks missing four year olds for school funding
Myrtle Point district urges reporting of all children aged four and five to qualify for state funds. The PTA lists names of unregistered four year olds and offers a $1 reward per omitted child. contact Mr Preimes at Myrtle Crest school or call 1731.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Myrtle Point
Preimes
Myrtle Crest
Tommy Appel
Kenneth Barnett
Janice Beck
Judith Brower
Iris Bristol
Daniel Brewster
Richard Brown
James Blohm
Billy Brown
Maxine Bristol
Steven Baumgarte
Linda Breuer
Kathleen Burns
Becky Coffman
Brian Cutler
Terry Childress
Clara Caudle
Lynn Campbell
Edward Dunn
Joan Dement
Victor Doperalski
Mike Dunn
Dennis Evans
Linda Emerson
Joseph Einarson
Betty Jean
$100000 Damage Suit Set For December Term
Irene Billingsley sues Ardyce Christensen for alienation of affections seeking $100000 in damages. The Circuit Court in Coquille schedules the case as first on the docket for the week of December 1, 1952.
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Coquille
Irene Billingsley
Ardyce Christensen
Circuit Court
4 H calf prize winner killed by hunter
Walter G Schroeder reports a 4-H calf named Daisy, shown blue ribbon and fifth in showmanship, later killed by a hunter who shot it at night near the barn. the shooter unidentified and heartbreak follows the loss.
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Fair Grounds
Bay Motors
David John Koch
National Art Week Windows Exhibit Coverage
Local displays mark National Art Week with shops like Mollers Grocery and The Spruce Shop showcasing wood carvings ceramics paintings and drawings. The Myrtle Point Herald highlights Mike Penahue Elgin Heimer Frances Holstrom Chase Gilroy and Bob Peel among participating artists and musicians.
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Nooyan
Jocel
Mollers Grocery
Bull Downing
Bill
John Arnold
Myrtle Point Bloodmobile Drives 127 Pints For Korea War
148 residents of Myrtle Point answered the Red Cross call for the bloodmobile. Co chairmen Robert Belloni and Mrs Della Belloni thanked donors and volunteers for a strong effort despite not meeting a larger target.
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Myrtle Point
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Red Cross
Robert Belloni
Belloni
Della Belloni
Vendetfa
Eisenhower Wins Nationwide Victory and Senate Edge
The Republican sweep crowns Eisenhower with a large plurality and gains control of the Senate as Democrats fail to halt the GOP surge. Stevenson concedes defeat and pledges support for a peaceful transfer while Eisenhower asks for unity and national progress.
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Life Returns
Congress
GOFP
Jenner
Taaiana
McCarthy
Wisconsin
House
Eisenhower
Stevenson
America
Abraham Lincoln
Bes
IKES
Odd Fellows To Welcome Grand Master Nov 12
Lynn Cram of The Dalles, Grand Master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows for Oregon, will visit Myrtle Point lodge on Wednesday night November 12. Jeff Lewis chairs the entertainment committee as the lodge plans a homecoming gathering with delegations from county lodges. A candidate will be initiated into the initiatory degree. the meeting starts at 8 p.m.
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Lynn Cram
Dalles
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Oregon
Myrtle Point Lodge
Jeff Lewis
Cars
Adult Typing Class Planned at Myrtle Point High
Mrs Harold Stemmier will teach an adult typing class at Myrtle Point Union High on Tuesday evenings. A minimum of 12 students is needed to run the course. Interested individuals should call the high school to join.
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Harold Stemmier
Myrtle Point Union High
Auto License Here Wednesday At City Hall
An announcement from the Secretary of State’s office says auto license renewals will be on duty Wednesday November 12 1952 at City Hall between 10 a m and 3 p m.
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Secretary of State
Jack Dunn Elected Mayor in Myrtle Point Vote
Myrtle Point voters elected Jack Dunn without opposition as mayor in the largest turnout in the town history. Council seats went to Robert Belloni Elvin Eads and John Meeren with Belloni highest at 665 votes and Eads second.
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Jack Dunn
Belloni
Eads
Heeren
Myrtle Peint
Roberts Belloni
Elvin
Bill) Eads
John Meeren
Robert Belloni
Bill Eads
Guy Wright
Robert Parsons
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