Our big mouth too soon for Bingo in Coos Bay
A satirical column scorns a Coos Bay Times report about a French Creek fire near Remote on the Coos River. It defends logging truck drivers in Coos Bay, praises their safe driving, and recalls veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic. Continued on Page Two.
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Coos Bay
French Creek
Coos River
Allen Smith
Smith
The
Herald
Remote
Myrtle Point
Grand Army of the Republic
Coos County
Hunters Must Get Permits to Hunt In County Forests
Coos County forests require deer season permits from October 1 to 26 1849 obtained at the County Court Forestry office or grazing leaseholders Nels Peterson J F Hobson Myrtle Penn. Permits supplement state licenses. Two grazing leases exist on Beavr Hill forest. Hunters should confirm targets to protect livestock and avoid stray bullets. Registration aims to reduce fires and keep forests green.
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Coos County
Beavir Hill
Myrtle Point Herald to Celebrate 60th Anniversary
George notes Myrtle Point Herald marks 60th anniversary with banquet at Myrtle Hotel. Former editors invited as guests including E C Roberts and L C Bargett. Elton Schroeder to give speech. Readers urged to send letters praising the paper for a birthday contest.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Hotel
H P Hornish
Coos Bay
Neck-O-The- Woods
Herald
E. C Roberts
Roberts-Heeren Agency
Roberts
J C Roberts
L. C Bargett
The
Roberts Bros
J Logan White
Ashland
Ore
Arthur R Jones
Missouri
George E. Hamilton
Portland
No School Thursday or Friday In Coquille
Teachers attend two day regional institute in Coquille causing no classes Thursday and Friday. The institute runs this week with staff from multiple districts.
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Coquille
P T A Honors Teachers At Friday Reception
The P T A honors teachers at a Friday reception described as one of the era’s prominent social events. The junior high band, led by Arnold Melby, performed between readings by Dr O H Clarke including Catrina in New York and Isadore Fitzpatrick Cohen. Ray Neugart sang Cruising Down the River.
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Arnold Melby
O H Clarke
Catrina
New York
Isadore Fitzpatrick Cohen
Ray Neugart
Rotary Club Entertained by Honolulu Guests at Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Rotarians heard guests from Honolulu James L. Coke chief justice Ed ward Greaney tax expert and Henry A Schroeder discuss topics of Rotarian interest. The visitors, vacationing in the United States, plan a Rogue River fishing weekend with the Schroeder party. Earlier speaker Fred Myers Coquille head of the rodent control project praised Coos County for full time effort and urged residents with rodent problems to sign up at the city recorder's office.
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James L. Coke
Hewlian Islands
Edward Greaney
Honolulu
Henry A. Schroeder
Freday’s
Myrtle Point
Schoeder
Schroederz
Fred Myers
Coquille
Coos County
Red Cross to Sponsor Home Nursing Here
Community health column notes the Red Cross will sponsor home nursing services locally with safe practice guidance. Readers are advised to consult their physician for serious illnesses and to follow home care tips as outlined in the article.
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RED Cross
Harold Belloni Welcomes New Baby Boy
Reports from the hospital state Mrs. Belloni and the newborn heir are doing well. Harold Belloni, the proud father, is described with affectionate humor as he takes on his new role and daily routines.
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Oracene
Mareld Betleal
Pteter
Harold
Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club to Buy 40 Acre Tract
Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club board voted to purchase the Bingham place a 40 acre tract one mile north of Myrtle Point on Gravel Ford road. Harold Hutchinson president said the goal is a premier regional sports field with a modern trap shoot picnic spot club house and game bird spaces. Haggedorn was named to Continued on Page Four.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Harold Hutchinson
Bingham Place
Ford Road
Missionaries to Speak at Church of the Brethren
The Church of the Brethren announces Lynn A. Blickenstaff and his wife as guest speakers, missionaries to India, in sermons on the evenings of September 27, 26, and 20.
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Church of the Brethren
Lynn A. Blickenstaff
India
Weyerhaeuser Engineer Sees Prosperity for Myrtle Point Area
A Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. engineer predicts prosperous times for the Myrtle Point section in Coos County. The forecast comes amid regional timber industry optimism tied to local development and road resurfacing efforts.
Parking Puzzle Reaches Myrtle Point City Council
The Myrtle Point City Council considers parking rules for down-town streets near Mast Hospital and Ash Sixth and Seventh areas. Manager Paul Hammer outlines aims to balance convenience for vehicle owners with fair regulation.
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Deds
Myrtle Point
Mast Hospital
Ash
Paul Hammer
Rally Day and Pot-Luck at Methodist Church
Next Sunday the Methodist Church schedules Rally Day and Family Night. All Sunday School pupils will be promoted and a pot-luck supper at 6 o'clock precedes a short program and a free movie on Sons of God. G B Goddard will speak on The Relationship Between Church and School. The Martha Circle renovates the basement with new paint and cleanup.
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Methodists Church
Woody Woodpecker
G. B. Goddard
Martha Circle
Coos County Plumbers Hold Monthly Meeting Here
The Plumbing and Heating Contractors Association of Southwest Oregon held its regular monthly business meeting in Danquet. Members discussed ongoing projects and local industry issues, with emphasis on member services and upcoming training sessions.
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Coos County
Plumbing & Heating Contractors Association of
Southwestlern
Oregon
Presbyterians Plan Rally Day at Local Church
Church prepares Rally Day with a student promotion program as children advance to higher grades. Superintendents from all departments join in welcoming remarks and a flannelgraph talk. Parents are asked to bring children to a party and rehearsal Saturday at 2 PM.
Children’s Radio Series Sponsored by Security State Bank
A KWRO program sponsored by Security State Bank presents a School Savings series for U S Savings Stamps. The broadcast features Murray Forbes as Bill Squirrel, with Ed Herlihy as narrator, and scripts developed with the U S Treasury department. 65 episodes created for young listeners.
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KWRO
Security State Bank
U. S
Murray Forbes
Bill Squirrell
Ed Herlihy
U. S. Treasury Department
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Elia S Winkels
Coos
Coosa County
Pele Mateld
the Morald
George
Ed Roberts
Elton Schroeder
Henry A
Belle Whitaker
San Pedro
Cal
W. S. Thomas
Broadbent
P.T. A
FRI
Sensom
Scheel
Jr. High
Rotary Club
Harold Belloni Chesty
Sportsmen’s Club Board of Directors
V V Haggedorn
Point
Eugene
Bern
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