Night of Drinking Ends in Knife Fight Near Myrtle Point
Two loggers quarrelled after a Myrtle Point cafe visit. In a fight near the Herman bridge Summers was stabbed and badly cut, Preasy jailed in Coquille for the deed, Hennessey sought medical help, and Summers later died from abdominal wounds at Mast & Wilson hospital.
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Myrtle Point
Herman Bridge
Pete
Summers
Mast & Wilson Hospital
Roy Preasy
Coquille
Dedicate New Church Week Planned at Myrtle Point
Plans are being formulated to officially dedicate the new Methodist church in Myrtle Point on Sunday June 12. Bishop W. O. Bee is set as chief speaker with Dr W W Youngston and Dr S J Cheney among expected attendees. Friends are invited to attend the 11 a m preaching service and afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SP Thenaive
Nmew Methodist
Myrtle’ Point
Miet
W. O. Bee
W. W. ‘Youngston
8. J. Cheney
Chamber of Commerce Sets Membership Fees
Executive committee decision at Hamm cafe fixes individual membership at 2.50 while firm and business memberships stay at six dollars yearly. In one day, 36 members joined. The committee paid several bills for Grange related entertainment. Next meeting scheduled at Marigold delicatessen beside The American office.
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Chamber’ of Commerce
Committee On
Grange
New Marigold Delicatessen
Aubérican
Bread Famine in Myrtle Point After Bakery Fire
The town of Myrtle Point faces a bread shortage after a bakery fire destroyed the Russell bakery weeks ago and two holidays in a row limited supplies. Feapsell arrived with a cargo of bread just before the lunch hour to ease the shortage.
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Myrtle Point
Russell
Ferenshca
Feapsell
Cesaine
Strong Attractions for Our County Fair Schedule
Secretary Harold Adams reports multiple race horse inquiries from Trinity county California about the Cope and Curry Fair dated September 21 24. The Ferndale Enterprise of Humboldt County supports forming a county fair circuit linking southern Oregon and northern California fairs to stage coordinated entertainment.
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Harold Adams
Cooe & Curry Fair Association
Trinity County
California
Cope & Curry Fair
Southern Oreger
Northern
Enterprise
Camp 8 Fight Ends in Fatal Stabbing At Coquille
Pressy, charged with stabbing Summers, fled after a fight at Camp 8. Summers suffered severe abdominal wounds with four feet of intestine exposed and infection risk. Pressy was found later, bleeding and subdued, in custody at Coquille. all three men were middle aged and employed at Camp 8.
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Er. Mast
Summers
Preasy
Strawberry Festival Planned for Myrtle Point on June 18
Myrtle Point to host its second annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday June 18 featuring a queen dance and strawberries. Committees named by the chamber of commerce meet next Tuesday at Forrest and Arnold to organize advertising entertaining finance display music and supplies with Ed Forrest handling bill reporting.
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Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
Forrest & Arnold Billiard Hell
Geo. E. Hamilton
Leland P. Linn
H. A. Schroeder
Clark Fensler
R. D. Kring
E. J. Schneider
Sam Johnston
Jesse Clinton
E. C. Barker
A. C. Chese
Chas. Moomaw
Earl R. Cooley
Ed Forrest
Carl Schmitt
Hale
Lloyd Lackey
Forrest & Arnold
Harl Clinton
Myrtle Point Union High School
Usd
Relics Unearthed From Old Guerin Hotel Site
During clearing for a new hotel in Myrtle Point workers uncovered an early well that once supplied water, a private sewer flusher to the river, and an oil vat for greasy waste. These relics illustrate how residents managed water and sewage before a city system existed.
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Guerin Hotel
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point to Get New Chain Store Complex
A four room section in the new hotel at Myrtle Point shows three leased to Hub Clothing and Shoe, Hardlocker Pharmacy, and Bowers Barber. Piggly Wiggly plans to occupy the remaining room, joining its Marshfield outlet. Chain stores expand regionally to reduce operating costs.
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Hub
Hardlocker Pharmacy
Bowers
Piggly Wiggly Company
Piggly Wiggly
Marshfield
Barker Begins Garage Woodshed on Fifth Street Lot
E. C. Barker has started a double garage and woodshed on Fifth Street lots. He plans to build a house on the corner later and may add a 9 second pie next year on the lot.
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E. C. Barker
Fifth Street
Lng
Sleep walker breaks arm after fall from upstairs window
Arago resident June Joann Mu Taney walked in her sleep and fell from an upstairs window, breaking an arm. Family alerted by her cries, she was taken to a Myrtle Point hospital where the fracture was treated.
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Arago
Joann Mu Taney
Myrtle Point
Local Boy William Ladd Wins Pacific University Honors
Myrtle Point celebrates William Ladd who attends Pacific University in Forest Grove. He received the H. Witham cup for greatest annual progress in forensics, earned a varsity debate squad piece with signal honors, and stood out as a student who excelled in academics and athletics.
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Myrtle Point
William Ladd
Forest Grove
The
Pacific University
William
Ladd
Decoration Day Program At Myrtle Point Theatre
Memorial day events featured master of ceremonies Haruki Adams and speakers from the American Legion VFW and local citizens. Choirs performed while Miss Janice Larson sang and a whistling solo delighted the audience. Attendees then procession to Myrtle Point and Norway cemeteries to decorate veterans’ graves. Coos County health report shows four chickenpox and three scarlet fever cases.
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Haruki Adams
Dal King
American Legion
Lester Martin
State Board of Health
Coos County
Coos
Myrtle Point Praised as Darned Nice Place to Live
In Along the Highways column The Motor Line of Tacoma highlights Myrtle Point Oregon as a fine town for small industries not large ones. Editor Geo E Hamilton of The American praises the town for being a good place to live and notes its solid auto stage service aiding growth.
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Tacoma
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Geo. E. Hamilton
The
American
Hamilton
Loging Resumes on Middle Fork After Court Ruling
The Middle Fork Boom Company resumes logging along the river after Judge Hamilton lifts a temporary injunction. Agreements reached with multiple residents end disputes over log dam effects, with about a dozen logging concerns preparing to reopen camps and restart operations.
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Middle Fork
Middle Fork Boom Company
C. H. Shields
J. H. Shields
Ben McMullen
A. O. Hooton
H. A. Hatfield
B. F. Noyer
Brode
H. Hatcher
Shields
Chas
Christian
P. F. Endicott
A. L. Seskins
Hamilton
Poppy Sellers Arrested in Marshfield Incident
Earl Riding recounts being detained for two hours in Marshfield after selling poppies with four Myrtle Point girls Nana Martin Alvena Reed Margaret Reed and Madama Young. A complaint claimed the poppies were bogus but officials were persuaded they were genuine veterans poppies made in hospitals. Riding blamed weak Marshfield post control and said Coquille Valley Post handles the territory.
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Earl Riding
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Nana
Alvena Martin
Margaret Reed
Madama Young
Mr. Riding
Riding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Coquille
United States
Coquille Valley
Farmer Exhibits Giant Rhubarb From Coos County Garden
Gus Deitz displayed a remarkable rhubarb stalk at the Farmers store on Tuesday morning. The sample leaf spanned 12 feet around, 42 inches long and 36 inches wide, a notably oversized Coos county product grown in Mr. Deitz's garden.
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Gus Deitz
Farmers Store
Coos County
Mr. Deitz
Backward Spring Gives Way to Sunny Summer Weather
The section reports a shift from a backward spring to pleasant summer conditions since Saturday. Rain on Saturday aided growing vegetation and daily sunshine followed, with cool, comfortable air continuing.
Death of Aaron J Myees in Coos County Oregon
Aaron J Myees died Thursday evening of heart disease at his brother’s home after living 52 years mostly around Norway. Born December 26 1866 in Minnesota he moved with parents to Coos County in 1875. He never married and left five brothers and two sisters plus other relatives. Funeral Saturday afternoon with burial in local cemetery under Tommy Barkley. He was a member of the I O O F lodge.
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Aaron J Myees
Laeeee
Norway
Minnesota
Coos
County
Mary Murray
Banff
Canada
Jesse Clinton
Myrtle Point
Albert
John
Ralph
Edward
Lucius
Arago
I. O. O. F. Order
Tommy Barkley
Shingle Mill Grows on Hall Creek Site
John Dornath and son, of Comstock, advancing a shingle mill and box factory on Hall Creek. They have moved equipment from Spencer to the site and began construction this morning. Buildings planned include a bunkhouse and additional factory space.
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John Dornath
Comstock
Halls Crak
Nave
Hall. Creek
Choral Club Sings at McKinley For Full House
The Choral club performed to a full house at McKinley last Saturday with the opera Cressbeass, yielding a good sum. A large social feed followed, and plans call for summer closure. Myrtle Point enjoyed the event, and next year the club will reorganize under Mrs. Octavie octet Me and Mrs. O B Clarke as president.
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McKinley
Cressbeass
Myrtle
Octavie
B. Clarke
Mrs. Dickson Buried Monday at Ashland
Mrs. A J Dickson longtime Myrtle Point resident aged 71 died after a paralytic stroke and long illness. She lived with a daughter in Ashland where burial followed a funeral at the local church she was a Methodist. Her husband Mr Dickson preceded her in death years ago.
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A. J. Dickson
Myrtle Point
Ohio
Oahland
Dickson
Methodist Church
Marshfield Auto Collision Damages Emery Family Car
Bud Emery, with 16 years of driving, was struck by an unknown driver at Davis Slough around 2 a.m. Sunday while returning from an Elks dinner. Emery’s car sustained 198 dollars in damage. he reached home on his own power. The striking driver fled before Emery could reach a stop.
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Bud Emery
Marshfield
Mr. Emery
Davis Slough
Emery
Man Shot in Marshfield Hotel After Attempted Assault
A prominent rancher John Shields was shot in a Marshfield hotel room on a Thursday after a confrontation with Ralph E Mor mor, who then fled. The wounded woman described a violent struggle over escape as officers arrived about ten minutes later.
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Peat Kanewe
John
Shields
Marshfield
Ralph ER. Morm
Gals Lala Hell
Peete Os Sloan
Poree
Moser Promoted to First Lieutenant at Oregon College
Ernest Moser of Myrtle Point, a senior in commerce, is promoted from second lieutenant to first lieutenant by Colonel G W. Moser at Oregon Agricultural College. He serves in the cavalry unit of the ROTC program.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ernest Moser
Myrtle Point
G. W. Moser
Moser
Atedeat BR. O. T. C
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