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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1953

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Lions celebrate 25th anniversary gathering in Myrtle Point

The Coos Bay Times Herald photo shows four seated guests at the Myrtle Point Lions anniversary event with Elton Schroeder Wallace Kent and P. O. Lund among the attendees. Standing left to right are Dr. Lee Mellish Lions district governor Ed Sempert mayor Jack Dunn Chuck Adams and Frank Meldrum with leadership roles noted.

Myrtle Point Elton Schroeder Wallace Kent P. O. Lund W. E. Lundy Lee Mellish Lions District Ed Sempert

Business & Professional Women's Bosses Banquet Leaders

A photo caption lists participants from the B P W annual Bosses Banquet held last Thursday evening. Shown left to right: Mrs. Trim Davis, Mrs. Waldemar Gurney, Attorney Frank Meldrum, guest speaker Mrs. J. M. Myers, Generva Maniz, Beulah Brown, acting president in Mrs. Grady Johnson’s absence, Mrs. Bill Downing, and Mrs. Co D Naslund.

Business & Professional Women Trim Davis Waldemar Gurney Attor

Fall Arrives Inspiring Poetic Reflections On 1952

RamblingS LANS LENEVE FALL HAS ARRIVED Time is forever on the wine how fast it flies. It is hard to realize that 365 days lie behind us since we inserted a sheet of paper in the old typewriter and proclaimed the fact that fall had arrived for the year of 1952. The breaking up a tough winter, the warmth of springtime sun shine, budding flowers and the song of birds are always welcomed, but somehow they fail to compare to us as does the coming of fall, for we consider it the most beautiful season of the entire year. It awakens within us the poetical side of our nature, if we may be allowed to believe we possess such, and if we were a poet we would be inspired to write reams of verse concerning the advent of that mystic season fall. Fall is truly an inspiration to us. It prompts us to go all out in an effort to write pertaining to its wonders, but mere words elude us in describing it-its beauties. Continued on Page Nine.

Christmas Cantata Planned by Inter-Church Group

An inter church effort aims to present the Christmas cantata The Nativity with singers from local churches. Interested readers who can read notes may call Mrs Carl Dement or attend the Methodist church Sunday at 3 30 pm for planning.

Carl Dement

Priest Singer speaks on espionage at Coos Bay banquet

About 250 people at Harding school heard Dr Kurt Singer, famed espionage expert, discuss global subversives and U S policy. He urged FBI-led subversive hunts, defended hand-shake diplomacy, and praised General MacArthur. The event included local attendees and a Q&A session.

Harding School Coos Bay Coos County Knife-and-Fork Club Kurt Singer Singer United States Doles America Senate Russia Douglas MacArthur Myrtle Point Paul Breuer Henry Schroeder Verne Lundy Chet Noyes Dean Bramen Paul Hammer Vern Breuer Waldemar Gurney Ed Sempert Frank Henry

Myrtle Point Lions Celebrate 25th Anniversary Banquet Program

More than 100 people attended the Myrtle Point Lions 25th anniversary banquet at the Myrtle Hotel Wednesday evening. Charter members P. O. Lund Wallace Dement W. E. Lundy and active member Elton Schroeder were honored alongside District Governor Dr. Lee Mellish. The program featured speeches music and Lions songs led by Arnold Melby Russ Dement and E C Roberts with Miss Garnet Fleckenstein and Dr Robert Ley performing. Mayor Jack Dunn served as master of ceremonies and Elton Schroeder received a 25 year Charter Chevron Monarch pin.

Myrtle Point Lions Club Myrtle Hotel P. O. Lund Wallace Dement W. E. Lundy Elton Schroeder Elton Lee Mellish Medford Chuck Adams Coquille Lions Ed Sempert John Vannice Austin Dodge Arnold Melby Russ Sempert Jack Dunn P O. Lund Howard Whitaker Harold Stemmler Ed Roberts Waldemar Gurney Curtis Beckham Ralph Whitaker Clayton Mast George Linn Lyle Carver Ray Neugart

McKinley Grange Ladies Win State Quilting Contest

McKinley Grange ladies from No 582 near Myrtle Point Oregon won top honors in the National Grange 1953 sewing contest with a Boston Commons themed quilt judged October 15 at state grange headquarters. Fifteen members worked under Marie Churchill with judges Carolyn Danson and Catherine Laughton. The quilt may be presented to the governor's wife, Mrs Paul Patterson, unless it wins nationally where Mamie Eisenhower would receive the top prize.

McKinley Grange Mamie Myrtle Point Ore Oregon National Grange Marie Churchill Home Economics Club State Grange Carolyn Danson Oregon City

Fisherman Hutchineen Netted 49-3 On Sixes River

HM E Hutch Hutchineen went fishing on the Sixes river and reportedly hauled in a catch totaling 49 3. The story notes his success and hints at a lasting appetite for such fish.

Bosses Banquet Salutes National Business Women's Week

Myrtle Point club hosts annual Bosses banquet at the Myrtle hotel with members and their bosses as guests. Program features community singing led by Mrs. Clinard Mast and piano, plus a humorous skit performed by several members, highlighting household roles and humor.

Myrtle Point Business & Professional Women’s Club Myrtle Hotel Clinard Mast Bill Downing Trims. Davis J. M. Myers Beulah Brown Generva Mantz C. D. Naslund Downing

Bridge Stages Annual School Carnival

Bridge hosts its annual carnival Friday October 30 at 7 30 pm to raise funds for the school hot lunch program. The event features fish ponds grab bag games and food and is open to everyone.

Bridge

Gary and His Buck Wins Big In Local Hunt

A 15 year old named Gary Davis bagged a 165 pound fat black tail buck in Eastern Oregon near Myrtle Point. He is touted as the current champ big buck killer from the local woodland crop roaming the area.

Gary Davis Gary Oregon Serson Myritle Point

Local Young Man Attends National F F A Convention

Harold Miller 17 year old high school junior and local F F A secretary returns from the National F F A convention in Kansas City Missouri the largest since organization 25 years ago Oregon chapters win emblem awards and four boys earn American Farmer degrees President Eisenhower spoke and the Postmaster General dedicated a 3 cent F F A stamp

Harold Miller F. Ike Miller Kansas City Harold National F. F. A F F. A Harrisburg Ore McMinnville Oregon FREA Eisenhower Postmaster General

Community Cannery to Close for Season in Myrtle Point

The Community Custom Cannery in Myrtle Point will close for the season on October 28. The last day was set for October 20 with a final open hour on October 29 from 8 a.m. to 12 noon for customers picking up scanned goods, per K Crow of Myrtle Point Union High School.

Myrtle K. Crow Wiener Myrtle Point Union High School

Golfers in Big Annual Banquet Tonight at Club

Golfers of Southern Cops gather at the clubhouse on Wednesday at 8 o clock for the big annual Fall Tournament banquet. Trophies will be awarded, a moving picture of the tournament shown, and other activities followed by the Fall Tournament dance with the Westerners orchestra. Jess Barton of Coquille to officiate as master of ceremonies and Bill Downing to present the divot-dig film.

Southern Cops Coute Westerners Orchestra Jess Barton Coquille Bill Downing

Community Chest Drive Set For Week of November 9

Myrtle Point group sets a drive for November 9 to 16 with a $2500 goal. Funds will support a local community project, state charities, Salvation Army, 4-H clubs, and orphanage aid. Chairman to announce kickoff plans in the Herald.

Myrtle Point Community Chest Legion Hall Salvation Army Delunsant Boys Bill de Lans Hexee Herald

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jarvis Leave for Tilinois River Cabin

Wr and Mrs Lloyd Jarvis departed Sunday to spend a week at their cabin on the Tilinois river at Ag ness.

Lloyd Jarvis Tilinois River Agness

Bobcats Dominate Sutherlin in Homecoming 24 to 0

Myrtle Point Bobcats shutout Sutherlin Bulldogs 24 to 0 in a homecoming clash. Larry Larson opened scoring with a wide end sweep on the 12 yard line, followed by Sonny Schulz’s long runs. Neideigh’s extra point attempts failed, leaving the score 12 0 at halftime. Schulz added a 21 yard score in the second quarter and Larson capped a lengthy drive with Myrtle Point’s final TD.

Myrtle Point Bobcats Bulldogs Sutherlin Myrtle Point Bobcat Bulldog Larry Larson Harold Neideigh Sonny Schulz Neideigh Schulz Larson Martinka

Fall Concert Tonight by Myrtle Paint Community Band

Spenny Ross announces the first Fall Concert in the new Junior High auditorium tonight at 8. The free event invites all to attend and features a program including marches, overtures, a flute solo, vocal selections, and a pping selection. E C Barker, who had surgery last Friday at St Vincent’s in Portland, is reported to be recovering well.

Spenny Ross Myrtle Paint Light Cavalry Jeranna Stevens King Cotton March Religioso E. C Barker St. Vincent's Hospital Portland

Drivers Reminded of Law on Passing School Buses

Coquille notes rising complaints about school bus traffic as residents are reminded that a bus load or unload is a stop sign. On two lane roads all traffic must stop before the bus, and on multi lane roads the opposite direction must stop if children cross. Bus drivers may signal to proceed by lowering the stop arm with caution.

Coquille

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Coos Bay Times Ilerali Press Charles Chuck) Adams Frank Meldrum B.P.W Lans Leneve Joe Joe McCarthy Wisconsin Lone Star Texas Harry Page Two Myrtle Point Lions Schroeder DR. Mellish The Lions International Hutch” Hutchineen Sixes Herald Press Hutch F. F. A. National Convention Herald Press Photo Future Farmers National Convention Missouri Buck Bobcats Junior Hi el Capitan Washington Post Myrtle Asheel
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