Bobcats Rally Past Myrtle Creek In Gridiron Thriller
Myrtle Point's Bobcats overcame a 6 0 halftime deficit to beat conference rival Myrtle Creek 19 6 Friday night. Terry Sell sparked early drives but a 100 yard kickoff return by Froelich gave Myrtle Creek the lead before halftime. After halftime Jesse Adams and McCain led a scoring drive to tie and Ashenbrenner's team seized control with a blocked punt and a late touchdown to seal the victory.
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Bobcats
Myrtle Creek
Myrtle Point
Cats
Terry Sell
Adams
McCain
Kincheloe
Viking
Froelich
Umpqua
Ashenbrenner
Sparks
Jesse Adams
Ashenbrunner
United States Superliner Logs 207000 Passengers In Three Years
The United States flag liner has carried 207,807 passengers since entering service on July 3 1952. In three years from July 6 1954 to July 5 1955 she moved 134 transatlantic crossings and logged 427 752 nautical miles while maintaining strong speeds and incurring no at sea propulsion interruptions.
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United States
United States Lines
New York
Atlantic
Myrtle Point Tops Myrtle Creek Vikings 19–6 in Gridiron Showdown
In a tense late drive, Myrtle Point overcomes Myrtle Creek Vikings 19 to 6. Dawkins, McCain, Adams, and Gasner fuel the attack with key runs and a go ahead receiving TD. Whitaker adds the extra point sealing the victory.
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McCain
Adams
John Whitaker
Cats
Myrtle
Myrtle Creek
Vikings
No Shooting Friday At Myrtle Point Sportsmen Club
Deer season opens Saturday and most members will be out after the big buck. A shoot is planned for Friday night October 7 weather permitting. Members are urged to come early as shooting starts around 7 pm. Mrs Harold Watzling will show Europe trip pictures around 9:30 pm.
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Myrtle Point
Harold Watzling
Europe
Obituaries Helene Hughes and Heggart Quilhaugh
Funeral services were held for Helene M Hughes 76 who died of a heart attack. She taught in local schools 17 years and trained as a nurse at Loma Linda returning to Myrtle Point. Survived by brother George Hughes. Also for Heggart Quilhaugh 71 with services at Powers Open Bible church. Survived by three daughters two sons a brother and a sister plus grandchildren.
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Helene M Hughes
Schroeder
Hartnell
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Norway Cemetery
Miss Hughes
Kansas
Loma Linda
Cul
Myrtle Point
Dr Hamilton
Coquille
Chicago
R H . Mast
Mast Hospital
George Hughes
Heggart Quilhaugh
Powers Open Bible Church
Dukes
Powers Cemetery
Powers
Alea G Brewer
Petland
Clifford Edwards
Edwin Peterson
Dick and
John
Ted Jones
Vernal Isabell
Washington, DC
Mrs Ben H Lea Dies In Quiet Funeral
Mrs. Ben H Lea died at her home after a long illness. She was a longtime resident of the city and leaves a husband, two daughters, and a son. Funeral arrangements are pending with the city's First Baptist Church to hold services.
John Harold Davis Die in Logging Accident Near Remote
The body of John Harold Davis aged 55 who died of a heart attack while logging on Sandy Creek near Remote was shipped to Chehalis Washington for services and interment by Schroeder Funeral Home. He is survived by his mother Mrs Clayton Baker of Silver Creek one daughter Mrs Willard C Moorman of Santa Monica and three sisters Maude Gullit of Centralia Mrs G Grew elle of Longview and Mrs E Dunn of Madras and a brother Ralph of Remote.
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John Harold Davis
Sandy Creek
Remote
Chehalis
Wash
Schroeder
Clayton Baker
Silver Creek
Willard C Moorman
Santa Monica
Cal
Maude Gullit
Centralia
G Grewelle
Longview
E. Dunn
Madras
Ore
Ralph
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Jockey
Coopers
Getchell & Hermann Apparel Shops
Hub Myrtle Clothing & Shoe Co
Uperliner
Dawkins
End Gasner
Ey Point
Russell
Sell
Admiral TV
McClary Appliance
Greer Bidg
Helene M. Hughes
Ben H. Lea
Breuer’s Shoe
Ben Daniels
Oregon
W. L.bell & Sons
Steewwch Merton
Triann
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