Inter-church fellowship hosts teachers meet in city
The Inter-church Fellowship invites teachers from the city public school system to an annual meet and get acquainted session on October 7 at 7 36 p m Officers from various denominations organize the meetings held on the first Monday of each month and all interested in Christian work are welcome to attend.
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Inter-church
For Sale: 9-30 Listings From Myrtle Point Area
Classified notices show multiple farm and ranch offerings near Myrtle Point. Items include 97 Acre Rock Creek property with 7 room house at 6750, 10 Acre near town at 8400, 8 Acre with 4 room house and barn at 5000, 320 Acre stock ranch at 15000, 5 Acre 3 room house at 3000, 220 Acre dairy ranch fully equipped at 40000, and a 50x50 business site in Myrtle Point with phone listing 149-L 3300.
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Rock Creek
Myrtle Point
Phon
Logging accident injures worker at Eden Ridges
A Train Logging Company employee at Eden Ridges was injured Monday when a log rolled against his back while loading out. The log slipped and caught his hips between it and another log, with injuries not specified and no homes affected.
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Eden Ridgs
Union High Elects Class And Club Officers
Myrtle Point Union High School announced officer selections for the 1008-40 year. Student body officers: President Edward Gilkison, Vice President John Leeper, Secretary Lila Mae Laird, Treasurer Laura Shelton, Sergeant-at-Arms Charles Bingham. Senior class officers: James Churchill president, Alan Halter vice president, Leora Ames secretary, Donna Krewson treasurer, Clarence Miller sergeant-at-arms, and Dale Olon as class representative. Junior class officers: Ford Worsham president, Jim Krantz vice president, Pauline Church secretary treasurer, Bill Cobb sergeant-at-arms and class representative. Sophomores: Alvin Gilkison president, Jim Krantz vice president, Wanda Clark secretary, Jackie Norris treasurer, Glenn Farrin sergeant-at-arms, Louis Southmayd class representative. Freshmen: Bill Brooks president, Edward Harris vice president, Glenda Putnam secretary treasurer, Robert Schour sergeant-at-arms, Alan Cunningham class representative. Art Bechtel heads the Camera club. Jeri Manning is vice president. Myrtle Wilson secretary. Letterman club: Tink Hatfield president, John Leeper vice president, Mel Craven secretary-treasurer, Carl Morris sergeant-at-arms.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
G. B. Goddard
Edward Gilkison
John Leeper
Lila Mae Laird
Laura Shelton
Charles Bingham
James Churchill
Alan Halter
Leora Ames
Donna Krewson
Clarence Miller
Dale
Ford Worsham
Jim Krantz
Pauline Church
Bill Cobb
Jennie Zinn
Alvin Gilkison
Wanda Clark
Jackie Norris
Glenn Farrin
Carl Morris
Liquor Commission Urges Dispensers to Get Licenses
Oregon Liquor Control Commission warns of a new permit requirement for all who sell or serve alcohol. Administrator Hammond urges timely applications and predicts a surge of filings before the November 1948 deadline.
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Liquor Commission
Oregon Liquor Control Commission
Commission
William H Hammond
Teachers To Meet In Coos Bay October 7 8
All teachers of Coos and Curry counties will attend a workshop at Marshfield high school Coos Bay on October 7 and 8. A panel will discuss How Can We Build A Better School followed by small group discussions with about 24 teachers per room.
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Coos
Curry Counties
Marshfield High School
Coos Bay
Fred Schepman
Cecelia Byler
Alice Sigismund
Eulalia Titus
Arlene Robertson
Evelyn de Moss
Georgia Fromm
Maraha Mulkey Purdey
Richard Hughes
Irene Lundell
Clarence Osika
Richard Lessing
Beverly Davis
Adam Donaldson Jr
Grange
Albert Powers
Mies
Idyle Coddard
William Bromley
Ray Hunsacker
Burdette Nicklaus
Fred Schenman
Moris Harvey
Ted Velde
Herbert Armstrong
G 8B
Goddard
B Mayfield
Cecelia Beyler
Thorp Watson
Lynn Hampton
Elmo Stevenson
Southern Oregon College of Education
Turtle Displayed In Herald Window By B Zinn
An object displayed in the Herald window may be a petrified turtle found near the Coos county line in the Middle Fork of the Coquille river about two years ago by B Zinn. Experts say the fossil is a very old turtle weighing nearly 60 pounds with markings like a turtle. Zinn has refused offers to sell it and notes that civilization moves forward on kept promises, per Herbert Hoover.
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Herald
Coos County
Middle Fork
Coquille River
B Zinn
Coquille
Zinn
Births Reported in Coquille and Nearby Towns
To Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Clausen Coquille a son September 23. To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Speck Norway a son September 23. To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Evans Myrtle Point a son September 24. To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pan nell Coquille a son September 25. To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reinet Coquille a son September 25. To Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Virtue Coquille Fairview Rt September 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Icerman Myrtle Point a son September 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Verle Christensen Myrtle Point September 29.
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Phillip A. Clausen
Coquille
Donald
Speck
Norway
Arthur H. Evans
Myrtle Point
Clinton J. Pannell
Walter J. T Reinet
Coalsie Sentai
Frederic D. Virtue
American Pension Club To Convene In Myrtle Point Legion Hall
The APC will hold a pot luck dinner and meeting at the Myrtle Point Legion hall on October 14. It begins at 6:30 PM with the business session to follow. APC headquarters are in Washington DC and it clarifies no ties to Town end Plan Inc. Public invited. meetings held each Thursday.
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American Pension Club
Legion Hall
Myrtle Point
APC
Washington DC
Townend Plan Inc
Safeway Picnic Held at Coos River School Grounds
Five Safeway stores including Myrtle Point Coquille North Bend and two Coos Bay locations held their annual picnic Sunday September 26 at the Coos River school grounds. Attending from here were Mr and Mrs Bernard Baschand Mr and Mrs Clarence Fise and their children and Mr Jack Pinkley. Games were played and prizes awarded to the winners.
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Safeway
Myrtle Point Coquille
North Bend
Coos Bay
Coos River
Bernard Baschand
Clarence Fise
Jack Pinkley
Oregon Republican Club Convention in Portland Speakers Set
The Republican Clubs of Oregon announce their 18th annual convention at the Benson hotel in Portland October 8 and 9 with Indiana Congressman Charles A. Halleck as principal speaker. Ray Smith, state president, says registration starts at 6 p m October 8 and the convention opens at 8 p m. Saturday sessions resume at 9 a m after a luncheon.
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Oregon Republican Club
Benson Hotel
Portland
Ray Smith
Drivers License Examination Announced for Myrtle Point
A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point at City Hall on Tuesday October 5 1848 from 10 a m to 3 p m per the Secretary of State office notice.
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Myrtle Point
Secretary of State
Delegates to Hold Annual Election of Officers
The delegates will conduct their annual election of officers to fill leadership roles. Members are urged to attend and vote to determine the new slate.
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Gram
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