Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Members List
A printed list shows 61 contributing members of the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce. Readable entries include Auto Park Garage, Brewers' Sheep Store, Bank of Myrtle Point, City Meat Market, City Transfer Line, and other local businesses and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chivaber
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Auto Park Garage
Brewers’ Sheep Store
W. W. Baynes
al Benesky
Eddie Brain
C. Barker
Bank of Myrtle Point
J. L. Burtis
Arege
City Meat Market
City Transfer Line
Jesse D. Clinton
J. D. Carl
Cope Nevis Eee Senor
Coos County GOP Endorses Julius Meier For Governor
The Republican central committee of Coos County met in Coquille to endorse Julius Meier for governor and elect a secretary to replace the recently realigned official. Jim Watson, a Meier supporter, offered resignation as state committeeman but it was rejected. The committee also refused to accept resignation, keeping Metschan's influence without formal party backing in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Watecu
Vets
Republican Central Committee of
Coos County
Coquille
Julius Meier
Meyer
K. H. Hansen
Haneon
Metschin
E. R. Peterson
Hollow Stump Fame
Meier
Jim Watson
Doyle M R Lee Attends Foster Brother Doyle Funeral
J E Doyle M R Lee traveled to North Bend to attend the funeral of his foster brother J E Doyle. The service was held at 2 o clock from an undertaker establishment. Doyle was 63, a longtime Coos County resident born near Roseburg in Douglas County. His parents died when he was two, and he then lived with the Lee family. Mrs Cruickshank and D E Cruickshank of Coquille also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M .R. Lee
North Bend
J. EB. Doyle
Mr. Doyle
Coos County
Douglas County
Roseburg
Mr. Lee
Lee
D. E Cruickshank
Coquille
Grand Jury In Session At Coquille Court House
A grand jury convened at the Coquille court house on Monday at 10:00 a.m. The panel includes Patrick J. Rooney Marshfield Fred Lafferty Norway George W Swinney Coquille Earl R Martin North Bend W E Hoagland Marshfield Kate Brady Coquille and Sadie Harlocker Myrtle Point. Trials to be considered include H W Dunkel theft of two calves from the Rubs estate Blanche Ohman and Wilma Haines transportation of liquor Elmer Watson charged by Clarence Hatcher with larceny of chittum bark Myron Hannon driving while intoxicated Earl Mtaward charged by Thel Steward and Harry Randall charged with MR Ta a AN ww
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Coquille
Patrick J. Rooney
Marshfield
Fred Lafferty
Norway
George W. Swinney
Earl R. Martin
North Bend
W. BE. Hoagland
Kate Brady
Sadie Harlocker
Myrtle Point
H. W.W. Dunkel
Rubs
Blanche Ohman
Wilma Haines
Elmer Watson
Clarence Hatcher
Bark
Myron @hannon
Earl Mtaward
Steward
Harry Randall
Victory Sunday at Methodist Church Promises Hopeful Finances
The Methodist church reports full subscriptions to fund a five year 7500 pledge drive backed by the Board of Home Missions. Victory Sunday will feature a Crusader Sunday School, morning worship on The Emblem of Our Victory, a 1245 fellowship dinner, 230 afternoon service, Epworth League at 690, and evening sermon by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Board of Home Missionsi
Phila
Duphla Bn
C. G. Morrin
North Band
Epworth League
Erwin G. Ranton
Independent woman candidate visits Myrtle Point for governor race
Margaret P. Wilson of Eugene an Independent candidate for governor visits Myrtle Point. Her name will not appear on the ballot as she missed the filing deadline with the secretary of state. Wilson a University of Oregon graduate with a strong platform is praised for her talent and capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret P. Wilson
Eugene
Myrtle Point
Tuesaday
Oregon
Wilson
Nice Rains Improve Fall Range Conditions
A recent week brought rain and a strong wind Monday evening. Rain fell Monday and Monday night with light showers Tuesday. The past month of rain has improved ranges for fall and winter feed.
Arago Church Hosts Large Sunday Feeds and Program
Arago church welcomed a crowded gathering from Myrtle Point and nearby for a Sunday basket dinner after services. Seven years of community worship were celebrated with a gym program, music from Aragoltes and visiting pastors, and remarks by Rev Turner MacDonald. The event highlighted interdenominational harmony despite diverse affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Arago
Bundey
Elmer Russell
Mildred Russell
Jean Grubbs
G. 5. Hamilton
Kathryn
E. V. Ostrander
Ranton
RE. V. Ostrander
Turner MacDonald
Thompson
Portland
Arago Church
Wets
11 Year Old Confesses in Camas Valley School Killing
In Roseburg Oregon a boy of 11 named Raymond Creasy confessed to shooting Melvin McCann 18 near Camas Valley. He described the revenge killing after a quarrel at school and took his father's rifle to the scene. McCann died en route to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Obe
Melvin McCann
Camas Valley
Here
Raymond Creasy
Guy Gordon
Melvin
Creasy
Jackson
Gordon
W. E. Arnold
Ralph Richter
Oil Well Progress Near Fat Elk Prospect
Ben McMullen of Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co. reported the well remains in limestone at about 1600 feet. He called this a good sign and added drilling continues with one day shift this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben McMullen
Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co
McMullen
Local Candidates Urged by Petition Circulation
Petition circulated this week names Kent Ham and Jim Clinton as council candidates. B A Dodge appears as recorder candidate. Nona and others filed notices today. deadline to file is the evening of October 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapen
Chas
Harlyoher
Dave Crate
Kent Ham
Jim Clinton
B.A. Dodge
Nona
Myrtle Point football set for North Bend showdown Saturday
Myrtle Point Union High School travels to North Bend for a weekend game in weakened condition after injuries in a recent alumni match. North Bend, defending conference champions, fields many holdover players from last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eseman
Myrtle Point Union High School
North Bend
Heb Posal
Reedsport
Reedeport
Myrtle Point
Abé Banden
Piersen
Banden
Mast Building Silo Falls in Storm After Construction
Joe Mast had built a silo and frame work on the North Fork site now owned by Jim Hobson under lease. Wat Graham led the crew. the frame went up Monday night but was blown down by the storm Monday night, delaying completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Mast
Jim Hobson
Mr. Mast
Wat
Graham
Wilk Bount Arrested Near North Bend for Liquor Offenses
Tom Wilks was arrested near North Bend last Thursday by federal prohibition agent Clyde R Hedges. He was arraigned Friday before U S Commissioner E A Dodge on charges of manufacture and possession of liquor and possessing materials to counterfeit intoxicants. He waived a hearing and was bound over to the federal grand jury in Portland with bail set at 2500 since he did not furnish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilks
North Bend
Clyde R. Hedges
U. S
E. A. Dodge
Dodge
Federal Grand Jury
Portland
Whobrey Buys Willow Street Home From Barger
J. A. Whobrey purchased the two story house and two lots on Willow Street from Wm. Barger. Transfer recorded through the Wellman and Ray firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Whobrey
Wm. Barger
Willow Street
Toth
Wellman & Ray Firm
Rackleff Buys Ranch Near Holt Chase Cannery
Charles Rackleff closed a deal with J. L. Ray for 18 acres west of the Holt Chase cannery on the Coquille road. The property is improved and will become the Rackleffs new home. Transfer handled by Wellman and Ray realty firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Rackleff
J. L. Ray
Holt Chase
Coquille Road
Mr. Rackleff
Wellman & Ray Realty Firm
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Meeting Slated with Dinner
A Myrtle Point community meeting is planned for next Tuesday night with a chicken dinner. Local leaders announce entertainment by Mrs Cal Ray and Vera Knight will accompany a program headlined by W R Jamison. Open to all business people and farmers, the event will include chamber business and a ticket surge for Pirates at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
R. Jamison
Rlean Bank
Maightfield
Nepal
Chamber of Cammerce
Cornerstone Sunday Service Aims For 250 Seats
The Cornerstone Sunday Church of God plans a modern service seating 250 attendees. The program emphasizes contemporary presentation and welcoming approach to worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church. OF God Say
Cornerstone
Boy Scouts Meet at Tonjer High School
About twenty boys gathered at Tonjer High School last evening to begin winter preparations. A two week drive will recruit new members with two teams formed to lead the effort. Kenneth Butta and Cecil Barker named captains of the squads. The winning team will be entertained by the other after the campaign. Elion Schroeder and E. C. Barker attended the meeting along with Mr. Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonjer High School
Kenneth Butta
Cecil Barker
Eeing
Elion Schroeder
E. C. Barker
Etenas
Nse
E Asd
Barker Ee
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Phath
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Tine
Murd
Camas Val
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Victinism
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Henry °Roeder
Committee On Ensrtainment
Hs Kader
BOY Scouts