Flea advice and safe driving notes from Remote column
The column shares an odd flea control tip from Ben Buisman of the Oregon Grange Bulletin and then urges caution on the highways, recounting a near head on crash involving the Pembertons from Remote. It stresses responsible driving to prevent accidents and notes ongoing discussion continued on page two.
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Buisman
Ben Buisman
Oregon Grange Bulletin
Portland
Saidden
Laws
Mee Bussian
Cenliait
Bosses Named At Woman’s Banquet In Tongue In Cheek Night
At the Business Women’s Bosses annual banquet last Thursday evening, attendees introduced their bosses with humorous quips. Several speakers poked fun at family, civic, and professional figures, noting the playful dynamic and the running joke of who really calls the shots.
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Business Women's Bosses
Grady Johnson
Harold Watzling
Lorna Hanson
Spenny Ross
J M Myers
Mitch
Mille's
Bill Downing
Bill
Harriet Harper
G. B. Goddard
Harriet
Harold
Chamber of Commerce Plans Neon Meetings and Markers
The Myrtle Penny Chamber of Commerce votes to continue neon luncheon meetings on the first and third Meedays. President Roberts explains concerns over evening meetings while noting small attendance. 22 members were present and opinions favored another year of activity. Sans Leneve of Remote praised the chamber’s work before the note ends.
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Chamber of Commerce
Myrtle Penny Chamber of Commerce
Aft Menth
Roberts
Robert's Queston
Leneve
H. S. Student Body Elects Officers For School Year
High school assembly elects officers for four grades. Senior officers include President Vance Carlsen and Vice President Ross Pinkley with officers for treasurer and representatives. Junior Sophomore and Freshman posts list presiding officers, secretaries, treasurers, representatives, and social reps.
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H. S
Vance Carlsen
Ross Pinkley
Phillis Shelton Treas
Dick Briggs
Alan Cunningham
Betty Lou Meyer
Anns
Jack Boone
Monte Lund
Tom Forrest
Treas
Charlene Forrest
Joe Sinka
Winifred van Dorn
Oat Arms
Gerald Davenport
Alan Train View
Beverly Coasner
Nancy Meyer
Pepper Baker
Keith Smith
Jolene Noyes
Arlene Ansen
Jim Bowers
Joe Martinka
Earl Wilson
David Hardy
Bruce Widtaker
Howard Neldeigh
Rae McKinley
Evangelist Rev Richard Moehr Leads Revival at Assembly of God
Rev Richard Moehr of the Assembly of God at Myrie Point announces ongoing revival services begun Monday at 7 30 pm. Rev Raymond Osborn, described as a powerful interpreter of scriptures, will preach as attendees from all faiths are invited to attend at the church located at 4th and Willow Streets.
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Richard Moehr
Assembly of God Church
Myr-ie Point
Moehr
Raymond Osborn
Willow Sts
Constitutional amendments would curb federal spending and empower states
In a speech at Atlanta on June 28 1951 Len Byrd Virginia Democrat warned that 2 4 million civilians in the federal payroll threaten the union He cited rising costs and expanding federal power arguing a shift toward a socialistic state unless restraint is adopted He labeled this trend Government Unlimited and continued the discussion on page seven.
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Atlanta
Len Byrd
Virginia
Truman
Myrtle Point Man Killed in Truck Crash Near Remote
Strider Forquer a 36 year old resident of Myrtle Point died Thursday near Remote when a loaded truck veered off the road. The vehicle caught fire after the wreck and Forquer was burned. Police investigated with state officers taking charge. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral services were held at Schroeder chapel, burial at Roseburg Cemetery.
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Strider Forquer
Myrtle Point
Edlund Brothers
Larry Qhlinger
Forquer
For Quer
Schroeder
Wilmer A Briggs
Ruseburg
Cemery
Presbyterians Plan World Wide Communion Service
Presbyterians celebrate World Wide Communion. The session will meet near 11 to receive new members by transfer or letter of faith. A rally last Sunday showcased a missionary story by Mrs John Mars. The church has reroofed and repainted the building after a full redecoration.
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John Mars
Presbyterian Church
Sadie Hawkins Dance at Powers High Friday
Sophomore class of Powers High announces a Sadie Hawkins dance in the school gym Friday night October 19 from 9 to 12. Public invited. Cedar Grove Band will provide music. Tickets cost 1.20 per person. The event awards Dog Patch costumes.
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Powers’ High School
Powers High School
Cedar Grove
Mrs Beck Announces Shareholders' Dividend
Local investors in Investors Mutual, Inc., were notified by Mata B Beck, zone manager, of a 48a-cent per share dividend to shareholders of record as of September 17, payable September 29, per a communication from Eugene Saturday.
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Investors Mutual, Inc
Mata B Beck
Eugene
Nuts Says Speaker at B P W Bosses Banquet to Preachers
Mrs Barton reviews the history of the organization of the clubs noting wartime origins and the Armistice vision for peace time. The federation’s four objectives include elevating standards for women in business and professions, fostering cooperation, and expanding opportunities for women in business and the professions. Continued on Page Four.
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Pasa Penden
United Tes
Open House for New Bride at Norway Tedsen Home
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Tedsen hosted an open house Friday afternoon to introduce the bride to friends, followed by a buffet supper for relatives and guests. After speeches, plans included a trip to Myrtle Point for Herman. Several Detlefsens, McCloskeys, Schmidt families, and others attended.
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Herman Tedson
Herman
Myrtle Point
Ed Detlefsen
Detlefsen
Howar Detlefsen
Billie
Tom Detlefsen
Mail Time Changes Stamp Cutoff Announces New Hours
Postmaster Milton Schroeder says the mail time closes at 4 30 P M and 7 A M standard time. To have mail handled promptly, drop it at the post office by the designated times.
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Milton Schroeder
Community Chest Sets Budget for Welfare Drive
The Arnold Melby home hosts a Community Chest meeting to set a local welfare goal of 1000 dollars and a total budget of 2200 dollars. Rev Wilmer A Briggs leads discussion on state and local charity needs, naming Salvation Army and several regional homes and agencies as beneficiaries.
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Arnold Melby
Wilmer A. Briggs
Wokates Abel
Salvation Army
Briggs
Albertina Ed Children's Home
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Jen's Bureau of Catholic Charities
The
Christian Home For Girls
Our Lady of Providence Nursery
St. Mary’s Home For
St. Rose Industrial School
Bobcats Blank Bandan Gridders 54 0 in Razor Sharp Victory
Myrtle Point Bobcats crushed Bandon with 8 touchdowns and 6 conversions to 54 0. Pinkley scored four touchdowns and six extra points for 26 points in three games, while Ross Pinkley ran 156 yards. Fullback Keith Smith averaged 16.3 yards per carry and Stan Roberts intercepted four passes as Myrtle Point heads to Ashland for league clash. JV scheduled to play Coquille here Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Bandan
Bobcats
Ross
Pinkley
Myrtle Point
Buck Ellitt Opens Coquille Valley Country Club Ballroom
Guests arrived for the grand opening night at Coquilie Valley Country Club as Buck Ellitt, the new proprietor, greeted attendees and prepared to welcome guests to the evening's entertainment.
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Coquilie Valley Country Club
Buck Ellitt
Exew Be Bel
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Waterloo
Herald Press
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Ray Barklow
Assembly OF God
Robert BR Dresser
Providence
Malcolm McDermott
Due University
North Carolina
Government Unlimited
Sadie Hawkins
Powers
Mrs. Beck
Tedsens
Norway
Darrell Brodie
Bobcats Swamp Bandan
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