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16 Sep 1937
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Myrtle Point Herald in Myrtle Point, Oregon
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
1
Myrtle Point Fire Dept Honored for Service at County Fair
The Myrtle Point Fire Department, founded in the late 19th century, has long aided the town with meals and relief efforts funded by fair booths. They now map the city with street numbers for faster fire alerts, seeking resident cooperation to install house and business numbers at two cent per numeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
George F Hughes
Cis
Ministerial Assn Reelect Officers Monday Night
The Interchurch Fellowship met at the Church of Christ Monday evening and renewed its officers for the coming year. Rev W C Cronk remains president, Dr T M White vice president, Rev Fo Barr secretary treasurer as the group notes two years of operation and ongoing accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch Fellowship
Church of Christ
W C Cronk
Dre
T M White
Viet Preside
Fo Barr
CE Convention To Be Held Now
A local CE convention is announced for the day in Marshfield with sessions starting at 9 00 AM and ending at 9 15 PM. The program includes speakers conferences and an evening banquet with recreation bench activities between sessions. Further details will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moy Hatenher
Tie CE
Marshfield
City Arrests Report Fines For 1 Incident And Deer Meat Offense
Fo Levison fined 3 dollars and costs on September 10 for operating a motor vehicle with a red foreign license. Donald Gibbs pled guilty September 11 to possessing carcase meat from a deer and was fined 100 dollars with 50 dollars suspended for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fo Levison
Donald Gibbs
Marshfield Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notices
Several couples from Marshfield and surrounding areas were issued marriage licenses this week. Notable pairs include Charles William Latta and Fth Meitt, George Allen Patrick and Martha Johrson, and Crore WW Mathiasen with Ednad Tohrsen, all listed with local officiants and churches in Marshfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles William Latta
Fth
Meitt
Marshfield
Rex Harry Rees Meroed
George Allen Patrick
Martha Johrson Maraifield
Mathiasen
Ednad Tohrsen
W Here
Klamath Falls
Calvary Lutheran
Hinley Johnson
Enstade
Golda Calvin
College Place Wash
Ber' Willey
Millicent Schroll Marcola
G A’ Gray
Methodist
Coquille
William F. Harrit
Olympia Wash
Joan Redus
Marshfiel
Walter Fiscus
Church of Christ
Brief Resume of Hunting Seasons and Regulations
Fall hunting seasons open October 15 for Chinese pheasants in Caos county with a two bird per day bag and a four bird seven day limit. Quail season identical with no bag limit of ten birds per seven days. Bond-tail pigeons October 16 to 30 with a ten bird daily limit. Open waterfowl season November 1 to 30 with daily bag limits. shooting times 7 am to sunset for snipers and geese, 7 am to 4 pm for other birds. Deer season September 20 to October 25 with two Columbia blacktail deer bag limit, mule deer tag requirements. up to 200 antelope may be hunted in Malheur county. method of allocation undecided. Baiting and live decoys for waterfowl prohibited. all duck hunters need an unexpired federal migratory bird stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caos County
California
Valley
Bobwt Te Quad
Close Deal Friday For Grocery Site
Miss Emma Schneider and Mrs Lena Warner proprietors of City Cash Grocery are the new owners of the property at Spruce and Seventh Streets SE corner. The lot fronts 50 feet and runs 100 feet to the alley. They plan a modern one story stucco grocery on the site in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schneider
Lena Warner
City Cash Grocery
Spruce and
Seventh Streets
Charles F. Barklow
IWA Cio
Harley's Shoe Hospital
Mins Schneider
Bankruptcy filed by Clyde Niles in Portland court
Clyde Niles proprietor of Niles Motor Co of Coquille and Ford agency filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. District Court at Portland on Monday according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Niles
Niles Motor Company
Coquille
Ford Agency
U. 8 S. District
Portland
To Organize Team Bernie Moore Seeks Football Sponsors
In Myrtle Point on Monday evening manager Bernie Moore of the Co quille baseball team viewed independent football team prospects. Local merchants are invited to leave word at the Myrtle Point Herald office if interested in representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Moore
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Harry Laird Picnic Brings Laird Family Reunion to Brewster
A large Abernethy grove gathering Sunday marked the 14th Laird reunion with Harry and Laird family members from across the county and out of town. Attendees included Claude Patchen William Holloway Paul Hult John Drain Clarence Bit Tom Krewson Binger Laird Payton Oderkirk Roseburg and many others from Marshfield Coquille Myrtle Point Dora Sitkum Ophir Langlois Rogue River County and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy Grove
Dora
Laird
Harry
Claude Patchen
William Holloway
Nancy
Davis
Baby
Paul Hult
John
Drain
Clarence Bit
Lebanon
Tom Krewson
Oakland
Binger Laird
Payton Oderkirk
Maxine Laird
Roseburg
al Volck
Max Tennison
Cleve Cox
James Sypher
William Sypher
Langlois
William Cox
Sally
Ophir
Eugene Laird
Elton Schroeder
Dorothy Sabin
Ed Abernethy
Sitkum
Julius Benham
Ivan Laird
Lila Mae
Murl
Virginian Wilson
Fern Nickason
Perley Crowley
Ernest Krewson
Eloda
Velina
Forrest
Gladys
Doris K
Townsend Club Holds Sunday Session Votes to Resume Weekly Meetings
The Townsend club met at their hall Sunday with good attendance. Short talks were given by Hugh MacLean N E Bond and Elder A A Baker. The assembly voted to return to the former schedule and will meet each Sunday at 2 oclock. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Hugh MacLean
N E. Bond
Elder A. A. Baker
State Examiner Here to Visit Myrtle Point for Driver Permits
Robert Theiring state examiner of operators and chauffeurs will be at Myrtle Point city hall next Thursday September 23 from 10 a.m. to p.m. to issue permits or licenses to drive cars. Interested applicants should contact The Kring during these hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Theiring
Myrtle Point
Secretary of State
Kring
Fair racing meet set with record entry at Coos County Fair
The 26th Coos County Fair opens with 94 stalls extra rails and a half mile track and a top racing program. Crescent City Eureka connections bring in leading northwest horses to Bay Meadows and Santa Anita pipelines. Ten top jockeys already on site for opening day and a field of eight starters per race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Oregon
Crescent City
Eureka
Coos County
Elarry J Wood
State Fair
Longacres
Bay Meadows
Santa Anita
Wood
MP Radio Expert Marries Tuesday In Coquille
Kenneth W Cutler and Frances Esler were married Tuesday afternoon by Rev A Gray at the Methodist parsonage in Coquille. The bride, Broadbent native and Myrtle Point High School graduate, later studied nursing in Portland and at the University of Washington before living in Seattle. The groom, a Myrtle Point native, earned a California radio technician license and helped found local station W7BUF before opening a gas station and radio shop on Spruce and Eighth streets. They will live in the rear of the shop quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley McKay
Maxine Flynning
Coquille
W S Smith
George H Oerding
Elmer Reynolds
Portland
Bernice Beck
Marshfield
H A Eaton
Helen O'Brien
Myrtle Point
Warren B. Willson
Modesto
Calif
Bessie Cusis
Norway
Cupid
Kenneth W Cutler
Frances Esler
Rev
A. Gray
Methodist Parsonage
Lowell Rackleff
Rackleff
Bride
Broadbent
Myrtle Point High School
Good Samaritan Hospital
University of Washington
Seattle
Cutler
Visalia
Grauating
Albee and Brodrick
Los Angeles
Califonia
Merwin (Scandy) Moller
W7buf
Spruce and
Eighth Streets
N. P. Peterson
Early Day Actions in Johnson Mine District
In the Johnson Mine District a night of suspense unfolds as two men guard a cabin from unseen intruders. They observe three figures creeping near the cabin and plan to confront them, while a potential Indigenous leader named Chief Tall Pine is speculated to be among the attackers. The search shifts toward Windy Bar as the posse hunts for Riggs, who appears to have vanished with belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
Thomas F. Dewey
Shanghai
Bund
James Mattern
California
Alaska
Jake
Bill
Alyty
New
Riggs
Windy Bar
Bray
Les
Old Chief Tall Pine
John Riggs
Old John Riggs
4 H Clubbers Await Judges Award for Exposition Trip
Coes county 4 H club members await designation of an exposition trip contingent from each county. A large group will register at a major hotel under a bank officer's chaperonage. Selection hinges on a Seymour devised achievements record of club work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coes County
Seymour
Cees County
Newbury
Broadbent
Ellis Rackledf
Arage
Former MPHS Star Marries in Weekend Ceremony
A marriage license was issued to Oliver C. Mast of Myrtle Point and the bride-to-be, employed at Floyd’s cafe in the city. The groom, a Myrtle Point High School Class of 1964 graduate, works for Coos County road department. They plan to reside with the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Barbera Barnett, after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver C. Mast
Joe Maat
Myrtle Molds
Reedeport
Floyd's Cafe
Am Eaplege
Douglas County Highway Department
Reedsport
Coos County
Reed Department
Myrtle Point High School
Grecep
Barbera Barnett
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