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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1958

Page

3

Easter Sunrise Service and Church Life in Myrtle Point

Next Sunday April 6 Christian churches in Myrtle Point plan Easter services including a Sunrise Service at 6 o clock at the High School field hosted by the Interchurch Fellowship, followed by breakfast in the cafeteria. Individual churches hold 11 am services and evening programs, with invites extended to all.

Interchurch Fellowship of Myrthe Point Jesus Christ St Luke Christ Jesus Gallillee

Knockin Around Wordplay on News and Spending Echoes

A fragmented column mocks news value as prosperity grows while prices rise and unemployment remains low. It notes constant personal reassessment and cycles of action, with references to called-article phrases and a plug for Standard Heating Oils and S and H Green Stamps in a brief ad.

Carlisle City Heating Oil Co Standard Oil Standard

Gettysburg echoes in a tax policy fantasy letter

A Myrtle Point Herald reader imagines Honest Abe Lincoln addressing today’s federal taxes. The letter mocks unlimited taxation and urges limits, arguing government spending should be restrained and focused on defense.

Abe Myrtle Point Sonder Chicago Joe Kesner Kahn Abe Lincoln Intercom Bureau of Internal Revenue

The American Way As Viewed by M. W. Eggleston

In this 1958 column, M. W. Eggleston cites Governor Henry J. Allen’s Lincoln remark to argue against paternalist policy. He rails against child labor protections and overprotection, asserting hard work builds character and that self-reliance sustains liberty. The piece cites examples from Lincoln and Washington to condemn idleness and government overreach.

M. W. Eggleston Henry J Allen Kansas Abraham Lincoln Rotary Club Lions Club Cosmopoliten Club Othe Kiwanis Club Allen Abe Lincoln George Washington

Can a Boy Do a Man's Job in Youth Labor Debate

The piece notes a ten year old Paul Harvey figure, likening rising youth maturity to vitamins and prenatal care. It cites a New York example where removing young troublemakers sparked questions about adulthood and childhood length. It references New York State law restricting work for under 18 without approval.

Pias CNC Oularis Paul Harvey New York

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