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Southern Coos County American

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1928

Page

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Harvey Anderson Drowns in Floras Creek Near Langlois

Word of the Myrtle Point drowning tragedy reached Tuesday. Harvey Anderson, born and raised here, died while fishing on Floras Creek four miles above Langlois trying to jump a log to a stone. his body recovered after a heavy search. His wife Hilma Syphers and two children survive along with parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson and siblings. Funeral arrangements await the arrival of his father and mother from California.

California Myrtle Point Harvey Anderson Floras Creek Langlois CG. H. Eddy Chas. Anderson Billy Anderson Cox C. H. Eddy Harvey T Harvey Elton Schroeder Wm. B. Anderson Dye Encinitas Hilma Syphers Billy Charles Anderson Mary Luttrell Barkdoll Mollin Marshfield Tra Tucker Bandon R. A. Anderson Luttrell

Ladd to Represent Pacific at State Contest

1902 Os pape LADD TO REPRESENT PACIFIC acific University Forest Grove oves San. 24 Tryoute for the old ling orptorical eo to be held in Eugene Mir 5 yrexe completed yes terday igs was swarded to William Teid of Myrtle Point. Ladd won a similar contest last year and later ee third in oe ae finals. By v os heat ry he will represent Bre ee state contest.

Acific University Forest Grove Oves San Eugene Mir Igs William’ Teid Myrtle Point Ladd

H Clothing And Shoe Store Continues Sale

The annual sale at H Clothing and Shoe Store continues through the first of the month. Local shoppers are urged to visit for discounts on footwear and apparel during this ongoing event.

New Phone Directory Promises Listings in February Press

The Cops & Curry Telephone Co will issue a new phone book and go to press about February 20. Ensure your name and business are listed correctly in the upcoming directory.

The Cops & Curry Telephone Co

Sugarloaf Creamery Shows Big Business in 1927

The Sugarloaf Creamery annual meeting reported 1927 milk intake of 3,936,084 pounds up from 3,273,802 in 1926 and cheese output of 472,151 pounds versus 376,496 in 1926. Dairymen received 992 811.94 for butter fat, at an average price of 54 3 4 cents per pound. Directors elected: Guy Porterfield chairman, Geo A Maas secretary, Ellis Shull third member.

Sugarat Creamery Guy Porterfield Geo. A. Maas Ellis Shull

Idaho Idaho and Oregon Varsity Clash At Eugene

Ellon Schroeder Keith Laird and Virgil Smith attended the Idaho versus Oregon basketball game in Eugene. They also visited Elbert Schroeder who assisted with planning the fresh dance and earned credits for his work with the freshman basketball squad this year.

Ellon Schroeder Keith Laird Virgil Smith J Eugene University Squad of Idaho Oregon Elbert Schroeder

Exchange Club Wins Championship in Local Showdown

The Exchange Club defeated Wilkinson's aggregation of Marshfield 3 to 0 in a fast exhibition at the high school auditorium. McDaniels led the visitors with 16 points while Farrier of the Exchangites added 12. lineups featured Farrier Mast Hartley Robinson Schroeder for the winners and McDaniels Robertson Morton Kerns Adams for Marshfield. A good crowd attended, mirroring the club’s usual enthusiasm.

Wilkinson Marshfield McDaniels Farrier Exchangites Mast Hartley Robinson Schroeder

Near Collision at L. Strong Corner Damages Minor

Two sedans driven by women came close to a collision at the L. Strong hardware corner Tuesday afternoon. One car traveling south on Fourth tried to turn east on Maple while the westbound Maple car crowded it and struck a light pole with little force causing no damage. Names of the drivers were not learned.

L. Strong Hardware Maple

Culver Visits Raymond as Wife Remains in Portland

Natryshal P. W. Culver spends a home fest week visiting his old home in Raymond Washington while his wife Mrs. Culver stays in Portland.

Naryshal P. W. Culver Raymond Washington Mrs. Culver Portland

Former merchant of Waa passes after Myrtle Point blaze

Relatives of 79 year old former Myrtle Point merchant say he died in Portland. Cooper, who came from Humboldt County in 1894, owned a Train Building store burned at Spruce and Fourth last May. Burial was in Lincoln Memorial cemetery. Surviving wife Martia, two daughters in San Francisco, granddaughter Araletta Shes.

Myrtle Portland Myrtle Point Lincoln ‘Memorial Cooper Humboldt County California Spruce Fourth Streets

Huling Re-elected President Of Coos County Hardware Association

C. E. Huling of Myrtle Point was reelected president of the Coos County Hardware Men's Association at Coquille. George Hazer of North Bend became vice president with William Oerding of Coquille as secretary. Executive nominees named were Roy McNair Bandon Pete Reberg North Bend and W N Eckblad Marshfield. E P Lewis of Marshfield delivered the main address to 23 members. Attending Myrtle Point were Wm Lundy Chas Wooldridge and C E Huling.

C. E. Huling Huling, Lundy

Myrtle Point K. P. lodge members attend Marshfield meeting

Several Myrtle Point K. P. lodge members attended the county meeting in Marshfield Monday evening. Those from Myrtle Point were O. B. Murray John Shields Dad Shields Earl Steele James Winters Percy Schroeder Henry Knight and Frank Young. It was the first meeting since the quarantine for paralysis last fall and visitors reported an enjoyable time.

Myrtle Point K. P. Lodge Marshfield O. B. Murray John Shields Dad Shields Earl Steele James Winters Percy Schroeder Henry Knight Frank Young

Pay Delinquencies and Delinquent Property Sales

City Recorder B A Dodge reports property owners have called at city hall and paid up assessments. Property now advertised for sale due to unpaid assessments.

B. A. Dodge Ceity Hall

Bargains on Washing Machines by Mountain Pinies Power Co

The Mountain Pinies Power Co announces big reductions on washing machines due to the discontinuance of a branch. The offer is $51 down with money refunded and the washer taken back if not satisfactory within a year. Also, workmen began laying tile on the new American building at Spruce and Fourth streets.

The Mountain “Pinies Power Co Tieyican the American Spruce and Fourth Streets

Myrtle Point and Coos County Chamber Leaders Meeting

At Shawrack cafe the executive committee selected Elmer Russell and Sam Johnston as Myrtle Point representatives to the Coos County Chamber of Commerce. The county chamber invites county citizens to attend the Feb 2 meeting in Cerfice. They urged federal funding of 50000 for a statue of Theodore Roosevelt at Battle Rock Port Orford. Later at City Hall the group watched a Boy Scout summer camp scene along Elk Creek depicted by Sosat 5 EB.

Chamber of Commerce Shawjrack Elmer Russell Sam Johnston Myrtle Point Coos County Cel Aneodore Roosevelt Battle Rock Roosevelt Highway 4 Port Orford Sosat 5 EB. A. Britton Roseburg Latch Boy Scouts Elk Creek

Old Homesteader Dead of Poisoning at 77

Oscar Cooper a homesteader on Rock Creek near Culver mill died at Mast & Wilson hospital from blood poisoning after a minor hand scratch treated with home remedies. He was 77 and leaves no known relatives in the area. Burial set for this afternoon in Myrtle Point cemetery.

Oscar Cooper Rock Creek Culver Mill Mast & Wilson Hospital Mr. Cooper Myrtle Point Cemetery

Worsham to Move Auto Repair Shop on Seventh Street

Ford Worsham runs an auto repair operation in a building on Seventh Street and has rented from Gee Chong the building on Fifth Street. Gee Chong has completed extensive repairs on the Fifth Street structure.

Ford Worsham Seventh Street Gee Chong Fifth Street

Myrtle Point Woman’s Club Pledges Cleaner Town Efforts

Myrtle Point’s Woman’s Club holds a city hall meeting after quarantine to plan a spring cleanup. Attorney Wm. Coleman outlines ordinances on garbage disposal animal tethering and street litter. members discuss enforcement and town neatness goals.

Wm. Coleman Elma Russell Carolyn Atty Myrtle Point

City Hall Art Exhibit Weekend Program Highlights

At the city hall art exhibit next Saturday afternoon and evening several attractions accompany the display. Mrs Clarke’s pupils Lila and Madge Nelson Carolyn Schneider Elma Russell Tucker and Bob Meroe a Clarke Wil Siva will perform piano pieces. Miss Lobs Ray and Miss Mae Young give piano selections and The Holy City pantomime is presented. Dr McClellan offers a reading.

City Hall

American Legion Auxiliary Aids Needy Children In Hospitals

The American Legion auxiliary met with Mrs N G Perkins Wednesday to sew garments for hospitalised ex service men’s children. They also supplied pillow covers for the Veterans hospital sun room. J L Bartis adjutant attended post officers and district meeting at North Bend Monday evening with many legionnaires and auxiliary members at the banquet and later Coos and Curry County Council.

Legion N. G. Perkins Veterans Hospital J. L. Bartis North Bend Auxiliary Coos and Curry County

Fatal crash near Grants Pass on slippery bridge

In Grants Pass a car skidded on a flooded bridge, sending three occupants over a 30 foot ravine. One woman died instantly, another man was seriously injured, and Best the driver escaped with fewer injuries. The incident followed a heavy rain as the car struck the railing and plunged below.

Grants Pass Smith Best

Young Broadbent Poultryman Boosts Egg Output

Frank True, a Union High School student from Broadbent, reports his flock of 48 White Leghorn hens lays about 40 eggs daily. He credits daylight extension via an electric light and disciplined feeding, noting hens begin laying around 4 a.m. and often produce 16 to 17 eggs at daybreak.

Frank True Broadbent Union’ High School Frank Hima Leeper Coquille Tran Neat

Bakery Worker Leaves Firm With Mother in California

Louie Heidenreich, longtime employee at Russell Bakery, severed ties with the firm and departed with his mother to California. Mrs. Naomi Robison is assisting at the bakery temporarily.

Louie Heidenreich Russell Bakery California Naomi Robison

Enrollment at Union High Tops Two Hundred For 1921 22

Enrollment at Union High School surpassed the 200 mark with freshmen entering Monday morning. The 1921-22 year shows 109 in year enrollment, up from 85 last year, with about half the students coming from outside Myrtle Peta and rural students at 38 percent. The growth is tied to the Union district formation and local development.

Union High School Myrtle Peta

Graduation Brightens Largest Junior High Class Yet

A eighth grade class passed the state exams and advances to high school marking the largest mid year intake. Names of graduates include Ray, Milton Mast, Lane Lyle, Carver, Clair Kear, Delbert Steele, Dade Taylor, Willie Miller, Fannie Johnson, Winifred Johnson, and others. The Junior High plans a March performance of The Pig Prince, written by Louise Ayers Garnett, building on last year’s Hilltop.

Aza High Weldoyd Ray Milton Mast Lane Lyle Carver Clair Kear Delbert Steele Dade Taylor Willie Miller Fannie Johnson Win Louise Ayers Garnett

Marshfield Junior High Blanks Myrtle Point 27 to 18

Marshfield Junior High defeated Myrtle Point Junior High 27 to 18 at Marshfield Friday night in a clean game. Despite losing their three best players Myrtle Point fought in the second half as Marshfield prepares for the final home game against North Bend and Riverton with admission 25 and 10 cents.

Marshfield Myrtle Point Experence North Bend Riverton

Air May Entertains Scout Hazelwood At Myrtle Point

Scout Hazelwood formerly with the government air service at Kelly Field Texas has wowed Myrtle Point crowds with daring aerial stunts including tail spins and nose dives from various altitudes. He is piloting a plane from Salem.

Airmay Hazelwood Government Air Service Kelly Field Texas Myrtle Point Salem

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Harvey Arderson Floral Creek Tony Redes Mary Pi Os Pape Ladd Pacific Ee Yy Sale Contours Sugarloaf Creamery the Exchange Club Waa Wm. O. Cooper North Fork Bridge Huling K. P SCOTT Worsham Womar's Club Tidy Town Woman's Club Buttin’ In American Legion News Myrtle Point Union Schoos Pinas Tet Big GhAba
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