TB Tests Of 131 Pu No Reactors Found
Fragmentary report notes TB tests of 131 Pu show no reactors found. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear names, but implies health testing context and references to a nurse and Dr. Erish.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes TB tests of 131 Pu show no reactors found. The text is garbled with stray phrases and unclear names, but implies health testing context and references to a nurse and Dr. Erish.
Public notices include final account filing for Martha Aan Root estate and an administration claim requiring vouchers. Legal notices set May 9 1944 as the settlement hearing at Coquille City Court Oregon and list applicants and dates in Coos County notices.
Mrs. Charles Weir receives word that her son and daughter-in-law built a new modern house on Wood Island, Washington. The project reflects family effort and local building activity during the period.
A religious service will be held at both churches at 11 o clock. A special sermon is planned for Master afternoon at 2 80. Rev. A L Perry and Rev M J Stewart will take part in the events.
Service men including Clarence Hull and Lowell Shorb return to bases after visits with their families in Powers and Coquille. Local veterans Billy Lehmanowsky and Wilmer Northup were in town, with others noted alongside Navy and Pacific duty updates. Lions Club to honor basketball team at April 11 gathering and several community groups report successful meetings and activities.
The Pollyanna club members met at the gym on Thursday and began afghans for the Red Cross, sewing two comforts the next day as well. The group also sent best wishes to Mrs Violet Harry of Attle Point. Local families, visits, and moves are noted, including new residents Louis Laird Arden and Rosalie in the Wilson property, and a dinner at Elmer Wilson’s with Mary Russell of Coquille.
Local residents recount trips to Marshfield for hospital care. Ray Clark Mrs Wilson Rogers and Mrs Jess Shepherd underwent care there and spent two weeks with relatives in Millington and Phoenix area.
Melvin Cramm of South Dakota left Bow and Oregon bound for McMinnville to visit sister Mrs Orrie Reed and brother Leon Cramm in Vancouver before heading to Centralia Washington to see another sister Mrs Geo Keane and mother Mrs Frank Noble. Howard Kock couple transported to the Belle Knife hospital in Coquille for pneumonia treatment.
McKinley students enjoy a vacation week while the school bids farewell to Oerding’s father who died in a Portland hospital. Miss Gerding accepts a teaching post at Fairview for next year. A McKinley board search for a new teacher continues. Jack and Mrs. O'Sullivan, now of Myrtle Point, were visitors for the community social event Saturday night.
Pvt Ernest Thomas of Camp Alder’s Texas arrived for furlough at his parents A M Thomas home. Fred Brown visited daughter Mrs A A Banick in Myrtle Point. Red Cross drive netted 123.90 as reported by Mrs Vernon Self and Mrs L B Ragland. Edna Myers of Prescott Arizona visiting A M Thomas home. Myra Wyrick weekend at O C Payton home Fairview. Sunday dinner guests at Willis Bryant home included Ed Radloff Marvin Sutherlin and Bill Winkelman McKinley and Myrle Bryant. Clyde McBee for dinner at A A Banick home Myrtle Point. Powell Lancaster Martha Paula Gregory Bridge visited L B Jennings Saturday.
Promotion offers a Wimms-Free 50c item free with a $1.75 sized purchase for $1.69 while stock lasts.
Eben Smith and Sandey led a small group to Coquille on Thursday, while others in the party remained nearby and kept a low profile.
Mr and Mrs Kermit Hayes welcome a 7 pound 18 ounce son Gordon Lee born Monday at the hospital in Myrtle Point Wise Hayes is the daughter of Mr and Mrs H D Bones and the family celebrates their first grandchild Also local visits and travel notes involving the Hayes Bones and nearby families are reported including relatives in Broadbent Catching Creek and Myrtle Point
Seymore Fosburg returned to his home in Catching Creek on Saturday after visiting Mrs. Carl Bushnell Catching Creek Apr 6 Spec.
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