Myrtle Point Postoffice Robbed for Over 20000 Dollars
Chief Lewis Floyd stated the Myrtle Point Postoffice was burglarized between August 26 and September 9 with over 20000 dollars in checks and cash taken. Authorities identified several teenage boys who exploited a defective bank box lock and are pursuing leads in the case.
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Fire police clash to center finds thirteen thousand five hundred sixty dollars in checks
Fire and police converged at a bank area and recovered about 13560 in checks from Branch of First National Bank including deeds abstracts Social Security and veteran pension checks all marked for deposit only. Officials say loss cannot be verified until depositors check statements and credits and it may take a month to confirm.
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Peterson's Bobcats score first win over Myrtle Creek Vikings
Peterson's Bobcats secure their season’s first victory by defeating Myrtle Creek 14 to 6. Key drives start after a kickoff return, with Pat McCue scoring the initial TD and Mike Johnson adding the final TD in the fourth quarter.
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Bobcats
Myrtle Creek Vikings
Myre Creek Viking
Pennanties Gay
Tucker
Hatfield
Neugart
Pat McCue
Myrtle Creek
Tom Gallino
Thei
John Benson
Bob Bean Blossom
Dennis Birenbaum
Myrtle Point
Dan Brester
Bobbcats
Mike Johnson
Neasorv
Bobcat
Himter
Vikings
Gardner Beckham Planners Appointed to City Planning Commission
Dr J H Gemmer and Cust Beckham named to fill vacancies on the city planning commission. The council plans to investigate the matter and review former member details while John Daytem reports on supplying information as acceding names are discussed.
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Honors Planned For Ivan Laird At Silver Anniversary Meeting
Ivan Laird is slated for honors at a silver anniversary event with a luncheon in Portland after a morning session starting with registration at 9 a.m. The program features C. W. Mills of Westinghouse presenting Drama Unlimited.
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Portland Symphony To Play Coos Bay
The Portland Symphony Orchestra will appear in Coos Bay on October 17 with music director Jacques Singer at the helm. The tour aims to reach Ore gon audiences totaling 38 000 through Auditorium concerts. Tickets are priced at 3 50.
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Portland Symphony Orchestra
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Oregon
Portland Gymarneers
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Reedeport Breekings
Arich Arcdenerenss Seiad Symphony Orchestra
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Housewives For 42 Plan Presentation in Salem
Housewives group for 42 announced in Salem they will present evidence on the importance of rebuilding Highway 42 and tagging Highway 48 to the commission amid concerns about bullying.
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Salem
Yong
Hiland To Open Sunday Matinees
Local theater announces Sunday matinee schedule with new showings. Management invites audiences to check listings for times and ticketing details.
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