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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1955

Page

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Masons Honor L. H. Pearce at Old Timers Meet

Mason group in Myrtle Point honors L H Lou Pearce at an Old Timers gathering. Worshipful Master Jack Dunn introduces Wallace Dement who recounts Pearces history and community service. James D Clinton, Myrtle Lodge elder, attends as others praise Pearce amid refreshments prepared by Dick Johnson and team.

Masons L. H Lou) Pearce Pearce Myrtle Point James D. Clinton Myrtle Lodge Richard R Dick) Johnson Ed Kirkpatrick Ray Wilson Charles Wagner Howard Nichols Frank Henry Glen Putman

Manure Spreader a Roaring Welcome for Wayne Morse

A Myrtle Point Rotary Club visit by Wayne Morse drew attention as a manure spreader with a mis-spelled welcome sign sat across from the Myrtle Hotel. Rumors blamed Russ Papineau, while Mrs Papineau hinted at political tensions. Mae Barton called for a photo redo, and locals noted the publicity stunt tied to Morse’s campaign.

Wayne Morse Rotary Club Myrtle Point Russ Papineau Russ Papineau Wayne Mae Barton Coos County Democratic Central Committee Coos Bay Coos Bay Times Myrtle Point Rotary Club Harry

Chamber Donates 200 for Community Building Tables

At Myrtle Point Chamber meeting chaired by Al Wyld Jr, members voted unanimously to donate 200 to the Lions Club building committee to fund table legs for the community building. The Women's Club will provide a piano to meet the need. The balance for legs remains hoped for from others.

Chamber Com Ritchie Francis Chamber of Commerce Myrtle Point Coos Bay Ritchie Ual Myrtle Point Women's Club

Leo V. Nuttman Appointed Municipal Judge

Leo V. Nuttman a local attorney recently affiliated with Belloni Engelgau was appointed municipal judge by the Myrtle Point City Council Monday evening on the recommendation of a committee including Frank Meldrum city attorney and councilmen Ray Harris and Elden Brodie. The post, formerly held by the city recorder, creates a vacancy as Recorder Ben Nichols becomes city administrator overseeing city employees and purchases.

Leo V. Nuttman Belloni & Engelgau Myrtle Point Frank Meldrum Ray Harris Elden Brodie Ben Nichols Nichols

Missionary From Pakistan To Speak At Local Baptist Church

Rev. Bill Pietsch, missionary from Pakistan, returns on furlough after five years in the country. He speaks at Myrtle Point Baptist Church Sunday at 7:30 PM with slides on Moslems. A men’s banquet at Immanuel Baptist Church in Coquille is scheduled for Saturday at 7:00 PM.

Bill Pietsch Pakistan Myrtle Point Baptist Church Sun and Spruce Streets Pietsch United States Immanuel Baptist Church Coquille Ed Hapner God

Bobcats Prepare For Final Home Test Against Sutherlin Bulldogs

The Bobcats host the Sutherlin Bulldogs on Friday night in a crucial home game. Sutherlin, coached by Ralph Dyson, features two star players Dave Cripper and Skip Stillwell, with Stillwell scoring heavily on long runs. The outcome could push both teams toward an undefeated finish before their final meeting with Coquille.

Bobcats Sutherlin Bulldogs Ralph Dyson Dave Cripper Scatback Skip Stillwell Drain Stillwell Bulldogs Coquille

Minors Should Not Be Sent to Prison in Coos County

Local discussion centers on establishing a detention home in Coos County after 66 juveniles aged 14 to 17 were jailed in 1954. County officials, Judge Harrison and Juvenile Officer Leonard, support a separate facility, though funding remains a concern. Sheriff Strawn praised current operations. Continued on Page Three.

Coos Coos County Dorothy D. Gage Oregon Prison Ass'n Coos Co James W. Harrison James Leonard Charles M. Strawn

Bloodmobile to Visit Myrtle Point October 27

Red Cross Bloodmobile Dean in Myrtle Point will be at Crest School on Thursday October 27 from 2 to 6 pm. Co chairmen Mrs Jack Dunn and Mrs John Heeren announce the donor campaign aiming to collect 130 pints of blood.

Jack Dunn John Heeren Red Cross Bloodmobile Myrtle Wyee Crest School

Sumeriia and Mrs. O Cera H Aasen of Arago

Readable fragments mention Sumeriia and Mrs. O Cera H Aasen associated with Arago. The text lacks clear actions or events to establish a full news item.

Sumeriia O . Cera H. Aasen Aragole

Coos County Chamber Opposes O and C Ruling Section

Coos County Chamber of Commerce votes unanimously to oppose a section of the Interior Department four point program on O and C timber sales. Willis Smith of Coos Head Timber Co. cites ruling could divert millions of feet by requiring manufacture in the harvesting region. Ellsworth to speak at the court house tonight at 8 p.m. inviting public attendance.

Coos Co. Chamber of Commerce O&c Coos County Smith

Advisory Committee Formed for Myrtle Point High School

The Myrtle Point high school board of directors appointed an advisory committee for the agriculture department. Members are Orvis Miller Gene Bartlett Jack Elliott Michel Myers and Russell Evans. The committee will meet Wednesday October 26 at 8 oclock in the agriculture classroom. Mr and Mrs Arlo Duncan traveled to Salem for a principals meeting.

Agricultural Department Myrtle Point High School Board of Directors Orvis Miller Gene Bartlett Jack Elliott Michel Myers Russell Evans

McKay Approves Plan for Release of O C Timber

Secretary of the Interior Kay approves a four point program to maximize use of Federally owned O and C timber in western Oregon under conservation practices. The plan, endorsed by the Bureau of Land Management, affects lands totaling over two million acres granted to the Oregon and California Railroad and reverting to the United States in 1916.

McKay O&c Oregon Portland Kay Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon and California Railroad Company United States

Pacific Power to Erect Giant Hydro Electric Dam on Snake River

Pacific Power & Light company plans a 210 million dollar hydroelectric project on the Snake River enlisting Portland General Electric and others. Turbines and generators at Pleasant Valley and Mountain Sheep will be among the world's largest, with Pleasant Valley a top arch dam. Construction expected to start next March and begin delivering power.

Pacific Power Snake River Pacific Northwest Power Company E. Robert de Luccia Pacific Power & Light Company Pleasant Valley Mountain Sheep United Pacific Power & Light Portland General Electric Wash Water Power Montana Ftal Power Commission Snake Idaho First Power

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Methodist Church Jeannette Axe Phillip Rhodes Aileen McClurg Susan Mill Nancy Wagner Ralph Whitaker Plantat Edward McClurg Andrew Lohmancowsky Levella Neden Leila Sehreeder Mary Davenport McClurg Edw. McClurg Allen Sehreeder Steve Susan Goddard Cheir Phete Myrtle Ledge James D. Clintom Hardy Mast Lew) Pearce Merald Press Wallace Dement Knockin George AL Wyld Chamber al Wyld, Jr Spenny Ross North Bend Cemetery Road Baptist Church Sun Ellsworth Harris Ellsworth Court House Agriculture Dept Arlo Duncan Salem Mr. Duncan N. W. Pacific Pc
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