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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1937

Page

2

Man presumed dead after fall near Big Bend ranch

The death of a man known locally is investigated after his mule led a search party toward Claude Bardon’s ranch. Surviving relatives include Jennie Jones widow of a former partner and a daughter, with a CCC search party recovering the body suspected from a fall over a cliff during the 16 mile trek from the Big Bend ranch.

Ijtyen Mabe Marial H. Ri Jennie Jones Bure the Toc Laisad Rupert L Mahe C. L. Yeux Baldy Big Bend Claude Bardon CCC Jones Bee Sorener

Uncertain Weather Brief Near 32 Degrees With Frost

A Tuesday night report notes a temperature of 32 degrees and a light frost in some rural areas. No apparent crop damage was observed despite the cold.

Baptist Ladies Meet Wednesday at Community Church

The Ladies Aid of the Community church met with Mrs. Carl Briggs last Wednesday with 10 members present. Upkeep of the church and parsonage was the main business the program under Mrs. Bruce Munro's direction used This Is My Father's World as its theme. The hymn was followed by readings and songs by Mrs. George Chapman Mrs Gus McCulloch and Mrs. Ivan Brown. Mrs. Briggs read an article Out of Doors with Jesus and Mrs. Purvis spoke on religion's place in the world, ending with congregational singing. Refreshments were served by the hostess.

Ladies Aid Carl Briggs Bruce Munro George Chapman Gus McCulloch Ivan Brown God John Purvis

Church活动日程与牧师信息摘要

Sunday school 10 a m led by Rev Claude W Lawton with Mrs Stallard as superintendent. Morning service 11 a m and evangelistic service 7 30 p m. Prayer meetings Tue 2 pm at Mrs Keller home and Tue 7 30 pm at church. Bible study Tue 7 30 pm. Friday prayer meeting 7 30 pm. Rev Ivan Brown pastor. Bible school 9 45 am. morning service 11 am. communion first Sunday. Christian Endeavor next Sunday 6 45 pm. evening service 7 46 pm with discussion on modern vital problems. Midweek prayer and praise Wed 7 30 pm. Ladies Aid alternate Wed 8 30 pm. Young people Thurs 8 30 pm at Maen St 55.

Bax Slandary Claude W. Lawton Charles Stallard Wallace Keller Ivan ©. Brown Bible School Communion Christian Endeavor Macath & ‘Ladies Aid Fbe Ivan Brown

Powers Orchestra Plans Big Year

Powers School orchestra, in its second year under Miss Ruthann Breitmeyer, aims for a big season with 18 members. The group prepares for its first public appearance at the PTA reception on October 15 and features a roster across strings brass and percussion led by local youths and Mrs. Atlee Hoyt.

Powers Ruthann Breitmeyer Miss Breitmeyer Harold Stewart Brian Otis Naomi Munro Dorothy West Atlee Hoyt Lorraine Carty Evelyn Stock Dolly Clark Garnet Brown Bob Lewis Lois Root Dale Crew Nora Dwyer Bessie Grove Jane Brubaker Ritchie Wilson Fay Lay Allen Stan PTA

Californian Is Rogue River Guest

Mr and Mrs Claude Bardon of Mahe and Earl Sanborn of Richmond California were guests at the Curtis Townsend home last Thursday. Sanborn, a prominent coffee dealer of Richmond New York and Palm Beach, has been a guest for two weeks. He landed the largest steelhead ever taken from the Rogue River, weighing 31 1/2 pounds, on a five ounce rod and fly, about one mile below Dlake near Bardon’s landing.

Claude Bardon Mahe Earl Sanborn Richmond Calif Curtis Townsend Richmond Calif New York Palm Beach Rogue River Sanborn Bardon

PTA Hear Talk Skin Diseases Plan Drive

Mrs. Frank Grove was elected vice president of the PTA to succeed Miss Alyce Schneider and Mrs. Lester Thorp became secretary replacing Miss Ferne Boyles. Dr Hollis Carey spoke on infectious skin diseases, urging exclusion of afflicted children from school until cleared, at a Friday meeting with over 70 attendees. A member drive to run October 1 2 13 aims to create competition between sixth and seventh grades, with prizes and a combined reception for teachers set for October 15. Banners honored sixth grade in the titlade building and seventh grade in the high school.

Frank Grove Parent-Teachers Association Alyce Schneider Lester Thorp Ferne Boyles Fellowship Fred Stock Hollis Carey 1Titade

Sunshine Club Holds Brief Meeting and Gifts

The Sunshine club met Tuesday of last week at the home of Mrs Clypde Allen for a short business session. Lovely refreshments were served and a birthday gift was presented to Mrs Urta Townsend.

Sunshine Club C1ypde Allen Urta Townsend

Relief program planning meeting for Powers area

Messrs Dean McWain Weldon Medford Louis Donaldson Charles Tew and Allan Rolfe met Monday with Gordon Manser administrator for Coas county relief at the Powers water office to discuss plans for local relief work and winter upkeep. Plans cover keeping the Powers road above Powers open, repairing and installing water equipment, rebuilding the reservoir and paving a road to Myrtle Creek to benefit the district. A group of business men were asked to contact the county court to gauge expected cooperation.

Dean McWain Weldon Medford Louis Donaldson Charlestew Allan Rolfe Gordon Manser Marshfield S Coas County Relief Powers Water Office Anc Myrtle Creek County Court

Powers Visitor's Father Dies

Local friends of William Ingehut of Minneapolis, a graduate student at Oregon State college, learned this week that he flew back to Minneapolis after the sudden death of his father. Ingehut spent nearly a year in Powers 2: one time and visited here last summer.

William Ingehut Minneapolis Oregon State College Ingehut

Fellowship Meet Yellows to Eat All Bet at U A En Neat

In a local gathering, teams named Fellowship and Yellows plan a wager friendly contest at a central venue on Wednesday. Organizers promise competitive play and a casual atmosphere for participants and spectators.

Army Aviator Dips In Salute to His Mother in Powers

Lieutenant John F Wadman stationed at March Field California flew a Northrup low wing attack plane from Edenridge to his hometown Powers then landed at the airport before returning to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs Mary Wadman His visit came during a time of rising tensions in the Far East Wadman a Powers High graduate class of 1924 and West Point class of 1928 is cited as the salute pilot for his hometown parade tribute.

John Wadman Leutenant John F Wadman Edenridge Powers Mary Wadman Wadman March Field California Wacman Medford Marsheld Powers High West Point

Powers Radio Program Spotlights Local Issues and Band

Dean McWain of the Progressive club hosts a Powers program on the radio at noon. Nicholas Bredover and his school band perform several marches and praise civic efforts. Local residents donated cars to transport the band to the bay. Deputy Sheriff Ed Peterson assists.

Dean McWain Progressive Club Nicholas Bredover McWain Powers Blade Powers Biedove Bay Lyle Stewart Olin Lay Minnie King Ed Peterson

Bridge Follows OES Lodge Meet

Members of Mystic chapter OES enjoyed a social time after the regular meeting in Moose hall last Thursday evening. Hosts were Mr Frendy Medlock Mrs George Pef fers and Mrs William Marsee. At auction first prize went to Mrs E S Gamwell and lon by Mrs Maynard Rovan. Birthday honors were given to Mrs E S Gamewell Mrs John Purvis Mrs Faul Hirschinger and Mrs William Marsee.

Mystic Chapter OES Moose Hall Frendy Medlock George Peffers William Marsee E S Gamwell

Powers Fall to Myrtle Point in Final Home Game

Powers High School lost 27 to 6 at Myrtle Point last Saturday in what marked the final year for the Powers team. Alvin Sprague contributed to Myrtle Point’s scoring as Powers’ lineup featured backs Wirg, Ross, Shorb, Gamwe, Slonecker, and Hanstead with Roy Hirschinger at center and Beaty Lay and Everett Warner on the line. Substitutes included Apple om, Earl Smith, Hennessey, Stevens, Thomas, and Rovang.

Powers Myrtle Beaty Lay Everett Warner Dale Apple Earl Smith Pat Hennessey Francis Stevens Teddy Thomas Maynard Rovang Reuben Stevens M Chester Reet Lyle Stewart Fooyd Stepher Schias Vand

Mrs W A Stephens Sainted by Coquille Hospital News

Local friends received word Tuesday of the severe illness of Mrs W A Stephens wife of Rev W A Stephens pastor of the Community Church for over a year she has many friends in town and the community awaits word on her condition.

W A Stephens Coquille Stephens

Shower Honors Recent Bride RunseI Martindale of Ci auille

Mrs Runsel Martindale of Ci auIlle was feted Tuesday afternoon at her mother Mrs Marion Lewis home with a miscellaneous household dower. Hostesses Mrs Vern Taylor and Mrs Clarence Spitznasa and others arranged gifts and refreshments. The guest list included numerous local women and family friends.

Runsel Martindale Ciauille Marion Lewis Vern Taylor Nogister Clarence Spitznasa Joseph Boutin Loren Warner Mesdames Norman Frye Juline Mae Jennie Jones Leo Frye John Purvis Bruce Munro Floyd Allen Lawrence Brady Thomas Utterback Carl Briggs A TT Erickson Clarence Conger David Churchill Martin Stallard Clyde Allen Ernest Ely Ray Berry Noble Rovang Lloyd Ely E. M. Duncan John Marguerite Smith

Birthday Party Surprise Honors Mrs Moe at Home

Mrs Juline Moe was pleasantly surprised Monday by friends and neighbors who gathered at her home and served a covered luncheon in honor of her birthday. Guests included Mesdames John Purvis Lealie McDonald George Chapman William Winkelmann Gus McCulloch A H Grant Clyde Allen Norman Frye Joe Boutin Joe Jr William Bennett Clarence Moe Grove Wills Lay Elvin Humphrey Noble Rovang Roy Berry Ivan Brown and Cari Briggs.

Juline Moe John Purvis Lealie McDonald George Chapman William Winkelmann Gus McCulloch A. H. Grant Clyde Allen Norman Frye Joe Boutin Joe, Jr William Bennett Clarence Moe Grove Wills Lay Elvin Humphrey Noble Rovang Roy Berry Ivan Brown Cari Briggs

Powers School Paper Plans Publication Schedule

A Powers school paper for the Powers Merald is announced with authors urged to submit in time for Myrtle Point Sunday mail. The note targets English teacher Ruthann Brekkmeyer and others in Powers schools, emphasizing timely placement for the section.

Misa Ruthann Brekkmeyer Powers

Farewell Bridge Club Sees Members Plan Change

The bridge club met last Thursday at Mrs Eddie Rubin's home for three tables after a dessert luncheon. Guests included Mesdames R E Stevens and Chester Root. Mrs Jack Hannon won the high prize, Mrs Clarence Mee was second, and a farewell gift honored club president Mrs Grady Johnson who plans to move to Arago at month end. Next meeting at Mrs Jack Hannon's home with hostess Mrs Olin Lay.

Eddie Rubin R E Stevens Chester Root Jack Hannon Clarence Mee Grady Johnson Arago Olin Lay

Birth of Daughter to Mr and Mrs Emil Norgorten

The Ranger Station couple Mr and Mrs Emil Norgorten welcomed their first child, a daughter named No mao Jean, born at a bay hospital on Wednesday September 22 1937. The baby weighed a little over six pounds and both mother and child are progressing normally.

Emil Norgorten No Mao Jean Bay

School Masters club attendees and grade placements noted in Coquille

Paul Baker Walter Commons and Nicholas Biedove attended the School Masters club in Coquille Tuesday. Florence Akin of Gold Beach will enter the 10th grade and live with Mr and Mrs Lonnie Stemmerman. Robert Slagel of Myrtle Point, nephew of Willami Doak, has entered the ninth grade and will make his home at Powers.

Paul Baker Walter Commons Nicholas Biedove Coquille Florence Akin of Gold Besch Wiil Lonnie Stemmerman Robert Slagel Myrtle Pont Willami Doak Powers

Dean McWain’s Wild Life Tales From Oregon Hills

Around Town notes Baker Powers school official and fishers with Oregon wildlife as Dean McWain recounts unusual encounters. Mentions hunter companions Howard Grady Jack Greiner C F Otis and a dramatic near mishap with a deer. Also jokes about baking advice and cookie ideas from Flash Stephens in a light local column.

Dean McWain Posers Pau Baker Powers School Oregon Howard Grady Jack Greiner C F Otis Baker Greiner

AF of L Sues CIO over union funds in Coquille

In Coquille last week the AF of L Lumber and Sawmill Workers filed suit against CIO officers Leo Rylly Hugh Hall Jess Jones Clarence Moe W Q Carty George Brown Robert Ligat Walter Spade Harold Summers and N Anderson and Bank of Powers to stop use of disputed funds and return over 1000 to the AF of L. Also notes officers elected at a Lumber and Sawmill Workers meeting including Reuben Stevens William Hennessey Lyle McCulloch Archie Lane and others.

Coquille AF of L Lumber CIO Reuben E. Stevens Archie L. Lane AF of L Leo Rylly Hugh Hall Jess Jones Clarence Moe W Q. Carty George Brown Robert Ligat Walter Spade Harold Summers N Anderson Bank of Powers J W McInturff William Walsh AF of L. Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union Eers Reuben E Stevens William Hennessey Lyle McCulloch Archie L Lane W L Stemmerman Lester Thorpe Elmer Duncan Chester Root William Carver

Royal Neighbors Meet Monday in Myrtle Point event

The RNA met at the Fellowship hall Monday night with 15 members present to finalize plans for the county convention to be held in Myrtle Point next Monday. A social hour followed with refreshments served by Mrs Jennie Jones and Mrs William Winkelmann.

RNA Fellowship Hall Myrtle Point Jennie Jones William Winkelmann Lyle McCulloch

Dessert Bride Wednesday Event at Dorset Club

Johnson hosted Fellowship Club at Dorset for a meeting in the clubhouse last week. A short business session handled upkeep items and contract matters. The high score was led by Mrs J W Gamwell with Mrs George Dwyer in second.

J.rady Johnson Dorset Fellowship Club J W Gamwell George Dwyer

Juniors Plan Meeting With Junior Womans Club

The Junior Womans Club will hold a meeting at Mrs Albers Hetcrty home to outline plans for the upcoming event. Members are invited to attend and contribute ideas for the community gathering.

Albers

Townsend Club Evening With Harmonica Trio Skit

A Townsend club event featured Doyd Maury and family providing entertainment. Lloyd Murphy and William Richardson performed a skit with Anita Watkins Leslie Knight and Elbert Smith in the Harmonica Trio. Phillip Watkins danced while Elmer Smith sang. The night ended with an old-fashioned dance and refreshments.

Townsend Doyd Maury Z Cc Baparece Lloyd Murphy William Chardson Harmonica Anita Watkins Leslie Knight Elbert Smith Phillip Watkins Elmer Smith

No-Host Social At Fellowship Clubhouse

A no-host bring your own refreshments party for 16 was held last week Wednesday at the Fellowship clubhouse. The evening featured informal social hour and a praised tea-table led by Dean Mc Wain who was complimented for his service. Prizes at the event went to Airs. Jess Jones and Dean McWain.

Fellowship Dean McWain Jess Jones

Local Clubs Attend Dedication At Port Orford

West Coast community clubs from Myrtle Point Powers and Port Orford joined a dedication event last Wednesday. Members toured the Lighthouse of Ape Bianc area and enjoyed a chicken dinner in the new clubhouse with entertainment. Attendees included Mrs Vern Lundy and other local women, along with visitors from Medar Wooldentesses and Movurth Point Woman club.

Myrtle Point Powers Womans Cubs Coos Curry Port Orford Rouse Ape Bianc King Lyte Rolf M Mo Brown del Hennesses Mre Vern Lundy Summerlin Marlin Evans Henry Rosslow Anton Sunatrup

Personal notices and visits in Mare field and Mort Point

Mrs NM Lae hosted visitors and greeted ties on Mare field Friday and Saturday. Mrs Bele Watderk of Mort Point attended, with Bruce and Jimmy Robe driving to Stonday. Mrs Richard Rouw and daughter Marjore of Eugene traveled to towns for events.

Bruce Jimmy Robeson Marstille de Richard Rouw Marjore Eugene Game Rouws Mie A M Brown

Local Notes From Myrtle Point and Surrounding Areas

Community members are reported visiting relatives and friends across Oregon and nearby towns. Students, including Dean Bundy at Oregon State College, pursue education while locals help with church canning events and mission work. Various residents traveled to Coquille Agness and Gold Beach. fishing trips on the Rogue River are noted. local officials and deputies attended funerals and activities in Wade.

British Columbia Vasey Hawkins Siman Woodward Creek Dean Bundy Hugh Hall Oregon State College Norman Frye Myrtle Point Bible Standard Missionary Society Dan Thomas San Diego Mra Weyne Carver

Local Notes and Socials From Gaylord and Marshfield Areas

Mrs Harrison Hayes acts as agent for Mrs Lert Anthony of Marshfield during sinus treatment. Mr and Mrs Reese Daniela attend a Myrtle Point River birthday party for Aly, brother Luther Daniels. Harriet Bones, a Portland nurse, left the city after two weeks with her parents. The Woman's Club held its last extension meeting led by Mrs Jessie Ingram on Color as Applied to the Individual with a potluck in attendance.

Harrison Hayes Lert Anthony Marshfield Reese Daniela Myrtle Point River Aly Brother Luther Daniels Misa Harriet Bones Portland D. Bones Woman's Club Mra Jessie Ingram Musdames H. OD. Bones A H Howard Cecil Snyder LeRoy Clarence Howard W T Lear Nora Harney Carl Harney Billy Glen Grant F D. Medlock Walter Newbury James Devereux Medlock Leonard

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