Ballot On New Chiefs Delayed By Myrtle Point Chamber
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce members vote to postpone the election of officers to October 29 at a Myrtle Hotel dinner meeting. Retiring president FE C Roberts named committees to insure turnout and prepare a slate of candidates. Mills of Coos Bay Chamber was a guest speaker praising cooperation for the McKinley youth camp aiding 360 youths. Mayor Jesse D Clinton urged citizen support for the chamber despite a small turnout.
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Methodist Church
Oracle Clacle Mant
Myrtle Camp
H Ellsworth
Roseburg
Logan
Cincinati
Ohio
Laurel Camp
Coquille
Anne Montgomery
Myrtle Point
Howard Whitaker
Dease D. Chon Brewer Mills
Coos Bay
Harold Clarno
Chamber
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A damaged OCR fragment references local council members and term expirations. It mentions Portland, the fire department, and names Elton, Robert Powrie, Melvin Eads, Roper, Tom Guevin, and Mitch Miers in connection with council positions and terms.
Schroeder Returns From Portland Business Trip
Elton Schroeder of Henry A. Schroeder and Sons returned Wednesday from a business trip to Portland.
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Elton Schroeder
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Portland
Junior Bobcats to Host North Bend Thursday Night
The Junior Bobcats prepare to play under the new high school as North Bend visits Thursday night October 24. A halftime bonfire and rally are planned to boost school spirit during the game.
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North Bend
Bobcats
Wr Raha
Sehesl Ghme
Yi Eater
Reg Aie
Community Chest Drive Nears 20 Percent Goal
Myrtle Point district reports about 20 percent of its 1451 goal raised in the community chest drive. District chairman Jack Hunt says the figure is early and not a final total. He urges tardy contributors to give now to wind up the campaign. Cooperating groups include the Liena and Rotary clubs the Womens club and E C Roberts in outlying areas.
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Myrtle Point
Jack Hunt
Hunt
Liena
Rotary Clubs
Women’s Club
E. C. Roberts
Rodney Booth Former Myrtle Point Resident Dies in Bend
Bend Oregon reports Rodney Booth former Myrtle Point resident dies in Bend. He ran a Myrtle Point barber shop for years before moving last month. Survived by wife and three daughters Frances Marcelli Reedsport Hartley and Jennié Booth Bend. Funeral set for Saturday Oct 19.
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Bend
Oregon
Rodney Booth
Myrtle Point
Booth
Frances Marcelli
Jury At Work in Coos Circuit Court
Jury set to hear case in Coos Circuit Court as proceedings proceed with questions posed by the defense and prosecution. Witnesses expected to testify as the panel deliberates.
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Perm
Coos
Goure
Florida Marlin Caught By Local Man On Trip
A large marlin, measuring six feet three inches, was caught by W. K. Landy on a trip south to Florida. The fish, displayed at Landy Hardware in Myrtle Point, was mounted after arrival this week following a local sale.
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Cess Seunty
Big Fleh
W. EK. Landy
Noo & Landy Hardware Store
LO. 0. F. To Hold District Meeting
The LO. 0. F. district of Coos county will hold a district convention in Coquille on Saturday night Oct. 19. Special speaker will be R. Tilson of McMinnville. The Gardiner lodge will confer degrees. Don and Everett Wolgamett of Myrtle Point will be candidates. Odd Fellows from Myrtle Point include J. M. Mycre and J. P. Meeore.
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Coos County
Coquille
R. Tilson
McMinnville
Gardiner Lodge
Don and
Everett Wolgamett
Myrtle Point
Odd Fellows
J. M. Mycre
J. P. Meeore
Coquille Lions Host Rotary at Country Club
The Coquille Lions club entertains Coquille Rotarians at the Coquille Valley Country club in place of the Lions fish derby. About 186 Lions attended the stag event with golf and cards, a buffet dinner, and a later plan for the Coquille Active club dinner dance on Oct. 26.
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Coquille Lions Club
Coquille
Coquille Valley Country Club
Lions Club
Coquille Active Club
Lions Vote To Support Reopening Of Mast Hospital
Myrtle Point Lions club members backed a plan to reopen the Mast Hospital after discussions with Dr. Thomas and the hospital owner. The group unanimously voted to fund the plan and press for reopening to serve residents of the district. Guests included Evan Alborn, Coquille Chamber president, who spoke on the Myrtle Point Coquille airfield and regional air service expansion.
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Mast
Myrtle Point
H. H. Thomas
Elton Schroeder
Thomas
Salem
Schroeder
Lions
Mast Hospital
Bana
Citisena
Lion Elton Schroeder
Dr. Thomas
Evan Alborn
Coquille
Rongtito Valley
Touriet Et Aky
Usie
Union High School
Bobcats Triumph Over Marshfield High in Gridiron Tilt
Myrtle Point Bobcats defeated Marshfield High 19 to 18 on Friday night. Junior Cats followed with a 21 to 18 win over Marshfield junior high. Bobcats aim to face Reedport high next, kickoff at 8.00.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Marshfield High
Juior ‘Cats
Marshfield
Bobcat
Pirates
Bobcats
Myrtle Point Field
Nerth Bend
Clar
Merth Bend
Jos
Justice Court Office Moves to Bower- built Offices
Justice Court Office will be moved Friday from the Herald building to the B.C. Roberts offices in the Bower build. Jones, justice of the peace, Mr. Jeuee will occupy the office space vacated recently by Reetiani.
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Herald
B.C. Roberts
Bower- Build
Jones
Jeuee
Japame
Reetiani
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