Football Opens in Myrtle Point October 7
Myrtle Point hosts North Bend on Saturday October 7 as coach Rickard fields a lean squad with six lettermen. End Harold Hall and Raymond Carver, guard Vincent Hunt, fullbacks Oliver Mast and Jim Bartlett, plus reserves from last year bolster a team needing strong community support.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Bobcats
North Bend Boyd
Doleful
Pat” Tickard
Myrtie Point
Rickard
Harold Hall
Raymond Carver
Vincent Hunt
Oliver Mast
Jim Bartlett
Dale Druliner
Clyde Barger
Luke Piereon
Elton Schmidt
Jim Ray
Harold Draper
Leslie Wilson
Bob Giles
Charles Redell
Bob Belloni
Keith Neal
Jin’ McCulloch
Tom Deaper
Kenneth Dietz
Leonard Giles
Vivien Coon
Donald Schmidt
Milton Bell
Kenneth Brackley
Charles Smith
Vern Bruer
Pete Pearson
Evryone
Norway Girl Weds in Simple Rural Ceremony
Delores Barklow of West Norway married Isaac David Barklow of Myrtle Point Saturday afternoon at the C H Barklow home on Maple street in the presence of close relatives. Elder C H Barklow performed the rite with few witnesses, as the groom works at a logging camp in Brewster valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Barklow
West Norway
Isaac David Barklow
Myrtle Point
C H Barklow
Maple Street
Dan Miller
Walter Barklow
W E Miller
C. H. Barklaw
Brewster Valley
Fair Day Debris and Dances Reported at Mad Bon Fair
A lively account from the Fair recounts Bezoaskey losing four pounds while selling gate tickets and Ed Forrest overseeing the chick ena stall. The crowd noted Flentge Perkins’s serious demeanor and Ed Forrest’s apparent prosperity as attendees awaited the food’s ownership. A mix of younger shoppers, a minor water carrier for the elephant, and mentions of General Johnson’s campaign peppered the day, with chatter about a spurious speaker and hopes for future combinations of Winchell and Austin.
Cheese Makers Meet Here Friday Night
The second annual meeting of cheese makers creamery operators and others involved in dairy product improvement met in Hamm's cafe Friday night drawing about 30 people. Dr G H Wiltzer of the state college spoke on improving cheese grade in Oregon. 19 samples from Oregon factories were scored and judges commented on scoring to guide cheese makers. Attendees included J D Mickle state dairy foods head Leash Frank Morler and Hofman with the Oregon Dairy Products Improvement Association.
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Hamm
Wileter
J D. Mickle
Division of Foods and Dairies
State Department of Agriculture
Leash
Frank Morler Presi
Oregon Dairy Products Improvement Association
Hofman
State College
Quarterly license rates to start September 23
Notification to L. Pearce, local distributor, states that quarterly license fees for motor trucks, buses and trailers will be accepted Saturday September 23 and thereafter. The rate applies to special applications accepted on the same date or two thirds of the regular quarter truck rate. No quarterly reduction applies to cars owned by dealers, wrecking houses, or motorcycles.
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L. Pearce
Rive
Prsson
Riverton Accident Injures Four Returning From Coquille
Clifford Judd and three companions were injured in a Sunday afternoon highway crash off a 1 stop embankment after a sharp turn to avoid parked cows. Judd suffered a severe jaw fracture and multiple lacerations. Miss Jenadon Kendall had two broken ribs. Miss Marjorie Knight and Alvin Shaver were lightly injured. All are from Coquille. The car overturned and wrecked.
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Clifford Judd
Young Judd
Jenadon Kendall
Marjorie Knight
Alvin Shaver
Coquille
USC Football Opens Season Versus Oregon State Opponents
USC football starts its season on Saturday September 23 with a doubleheader against Willamette University and Southern Oregon Normal. The first game is in Corvallis under coach Lon Stiner who will field most of the 1700 candidate squad. 17 lettermen are among the group practicing twice daily this week.
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Oregon State College
Willamette University
Southern Oregon Normal
Corvallis
Lon Stiner
Orange
Chiropractor Dr Howland Opens New Office Here
Dr W H Howland a well known chiropractor formerly of Myrtle Point and most recently in Gold Beach returns to town and will open an office in the Bond Studio for the present. His pleasing personality has earned him many friends who will be glad to know of his move.
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W.H. Howland
Myrtle Point
Gold Beach Fort
Curry County Fair Concludes With Rich Livestock Shows
The Curry County Fair drew a large crowd Saturday night with prize livestock displays in Smith Hughes and 4-H groups. Exhibits highlighted top corn, root crops, fruit, and grains, with George Hampton of Arago winning top corn seed and many blue ribbons awarded in cattle and horse divisions.
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Curry County
Smith-Hughes
George Hampton
Arago
C. A. Holverstott
Fairview
Hampton
Coos County
G. F. Se
C. E B. Johnson
Fred
Lafferty
Minnie King
Bidney
Teddy Cadman
Coquille
Mes
Cadman
Jersey
George Wilson
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department
Coquille High School
George
Coos and Curry County
Wilson
Cedric Cross
Agricultural Department
Lois Brown
Langlois
George E. Hampton
Aragoon
Coos
Curry Counties
A. P. Sweet
Port Orford
Minnie Kingdom Powers
4-Hlub
Standard Oil Company
Schroeder Furniture
Myrtle Point
Still Necessary To Get Fire Permits
With hunting season underway, many sportsmen plan trips to the mountains and must obtain fire permits. Permits issued at Roseburg Glide Stemboet Tiller Big Camas Layng Creek ranger stations and Diamond Lake station remain in effect until fall conditions allow removal by the forest supervisor.
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Roseburg
Glide
Stemboet
Tiller
Big Camas
Layng Creek
Diamond Lake
Mrs Catharine Strong In Critical Condition After Stroke
Mrs Catharine Strong a Railroad avenue resident is in a very critical condition after a stroke suffered Monday morning. Miss Helene Hughes is caring for Mrs Strong in her home care situation.
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Catharine Strong
Railroad Avenue
Helene Hughes
Strong
Examiners Here September 29 in Myrtle Point
Two examiners of operators and chauffeurs will be in Myrtle Point at city hall on Friday September 29. Examinations start at 9 a.m. and continue as needed to test applicants per the secretary of state's office announcement.
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Myrtle Point
City Hall
Secretary of State
Logger Injured At Eden Ridge Camp
John Grant of Gaylord was injured at the Eden Ridge camp of Coos Bay Lumber near Powers. A log rolled onto him trapping him as his son Forrest Grant and Robert Palmer dug him out with their hands. He was believed to have broken ribs and was taken to a bay hospital. His family has suffered recent mishaps with Kay Grant's broken head and Faye Young’s knee injury at the same camp.
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John Grant
Gaylord
Eden Ridge
Coos Bay
Grant
Olo Wger
Bay
Kay Grant
Faye Young
Union High School Enrollment Surges at Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point union high school reports 250 pupils with nine in post graduate work, 44 seniors, 55 juniors, 76 sophomores, and 75 freshmen. Enrollment grows as Bridge High School closes, up about 35 from last year, plus more registrations from valley hop pickers.
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Myrtle Point Union High Sch.o
Bridge High School
Fractures Arm Of Mrs Guthardt In Cabin Fall
Mrs John Guthardt aged 62 fractured her left arm after a fall on the steps of her cabin in Norway grove Sunday morning. She was taken to Mast hospital where swelling prevented reduction. Wednesday morning she returned for surgery under anesthesia and a cast was applied.
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John Guthardt
Norway Grove
Mast Hospital
Moving To Eugene Denison Family Leaves Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs F A Denison longtime residents of the P W Laird ranch on Roseburg road depart Myrtle Point for Eugene due to Mr Denison poor health and retirement. They sell the Laird ranch stock and equipment to Mr and Mrs William Loddell who move to Myrtle Point. The Denisons plan to live with Mrs Alice Bateman in Eugene, where they resided before moving six years ago. Mr Denison leaves Friday and is driven by Mr C R Bartlett and family on Saturday.
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F A. Denison
P W Laird
Roseburg Road
Eugene
Denison
Laird Ranch
William Loddell
Leneve
Myrtle Point
Fover
Alice Bateman
Denisons
Valley City
C. R. Bartlett
Mrs Chapman Improves After Abdominal Operation
Mrs C N Chapman of Coquille improving slowly after a very serious abdominal operation on September 13. Confined in the Veterans hospital in Portland since September 5, she is described as sufficiently recovered yesterday for her husband and two daughters Patricia and Doris of Coquille and Constance Murphy of Worth Bend.
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C. N Chapman
Coquille
Veterans’ Hospital
Portland
Chapman
Alice Bateman
Myrtle Point
Patricia and
Doris
Constance Murphy
Worth Bend
Gaylord Woman's Club plans tasks at meeting
At the September gathering the Gaylord Woman's Club discussed inviting delegates to the federation meeting in Powers and planned a library donation of 35 books. Members urged repairs to two swinging bridges over Yellow Creek and near McGeorge gravel pit, citing safety concerns for local children. A committee was formed to petition the county court, with members Swenson, Bones, Wright, Howard, Devereux, and Lear.
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Geylord Woman's ‘Club
Jomen Palmer
Field
Michigan
Eilis Wanser
Russell Wright
James Devereux
W. P. Halney
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Powers
Gaylord Club
County Federation
State Library
Yellow Creek
McGeorge
Gaylord
Coquille
Robert Swenson
H. D. Bones
al Howard
William Lear
Myrtle Grange Booster Night Fitting Meeting
Myrtle Grange observed booster night with about 50 members present. Roy Robison presided as master at a short business meeting where the charter was draped for a departed member J H Barklow. Ernest Ferrari entertained on accordion, Price Robison spoke on Grange achievements and possibilities, a vocal quartet sang, and refreshments followed.
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Myrtle Grange
Roy Robison
J. H. Barklow
Ernest Ferrari
Price Robison
the Grange
Bernice Lillie
Bernice Gulstrom
Emily Hickam
Lois Scholer
Oil Man Resigns and Family Moves to Eugene
Mr and Mrs George Hall moved Wednesday to Eugene where their daughter Janet Martin has enrolled at the University. Mr Hall resigned September 12 after nine years with his oil company and has become a car salesman with a Eugene auto dealership. The Halls will reside at 221 Moss Street in the Valley City, leaving many friends in Myrtle.
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George Hall
Eugene
Janet Martin
Hall
Oil Company
Nyrtle Joint
Yip
Moss Street
Valley City
Banquet Held for West Coast Telephone Company Staff
A banquet and sales meeting took place in the Marshfield exchange lounging rooms on Wednesday night. Attendees from here included Mrs. Jarvis Miss Virginia Kelly and Mrs. Anne Craven.
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West Coast Telephone Company
Marshfield Exchange
Jarvis
Virginia Kelly
Anne Craven
Operators Promoted in Marshfield Era Transfer
Transfer of Mrs Béfle night to the Marshfield era prompts local operators to each receive a promotion. The article notes changes in duties and leadership directions as the shift unfolds.
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Ed Forrest
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Lou Pearce
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Jersey Jr
George Wilton
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Ed Davis
Howard Leatherman
Martin Kranick
Bandon
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Norman Powell
Cal
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Coos River
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Darrel An‘eseon
Stephen Aaron
Joseph Fetch
Ernie Wilson
Fred Lafferty
Cedric Croas
Sidney
Meissen
Yearling Keifer
Elgene Bennett
Dell Brunell
Clifford Brunell
Gree Ayrshire
Lester Cunningham
Harold Neal
Jimmie Smith
Keifer
Tom Schaer
Donald Smith
Coos Rive
Douglas Morgan
Jim Rice
North Bend
Perry Heath
A River
Marvin Franklin
Pair Lambs
Roy Parrish
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Cotswold
Wether
Ewa
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Broadbent
Lambe
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Leonard Lawhorne
McKley
Stampehires
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Cittond Morris
Beet Wether Erewe
Amsie Hae
Megse
Leslie Hermann
Manley Meinhoff
Leelke Hermann
Chester White
Lole Brown
Warren Albertson
Carol Saling
McKinley
Delos Hermann
Sidney Cadean
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Ellis Southmayd
Utter
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Barrow
Howard Lestherman
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H Huey ‘Long
Hilde Phelps Hammond
New Orleans Club and Society
Louisians Women's Committees
Huey P. Long
Senate Judiciary Committee
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