10 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
1
Winston Chu visits America and notes about a bird known as the buzzard or bustard whose weather forecasting and cheerful song mark the approach of spring. The writer admires Brownie for his sunny song through winter and into the nights, expressing fondness for the bird.
An editorial from the Fort News Tribune questions the possible strength of the Russell movement within Southern Democrats. It casts doubt on Dick Russell's capability and questions whether his supporters truly back him amid internal party tensions.
Church of the Brethren invites the public to Easter Sunday services including a Sunrise communion with United Brethren at Catching Creek. A new bride welcomed, soloists perform, eggs for children, and multiple services led by Rev. Richard Moehr with evangelist Betty Williams visiting nightly for two weeks.
Holy Week services planned for Coquille with Saint Michael Catholic Church. Holy Thursday includes 7 00 am mass and 7 30 pm holy hour. Good Friday features 7 08 am mass, stations of the cross, and 2 30 pm afternoon service. Holy Saturday offers 8 30 am mass and confessions in Myrtle Point. Easter Sunday masses listed for Myrtle Point at 7 00 am and 10 00 am.
Programs of the Pronoincae church open with a Shooley school service at 9 45 where children will participate and friends are invited. Regular worship follows at 11 with Pastor Dr A Theodore Smith speaking on The Challenge of Easter. Mr Jack Marrs, tenor.
The Methodist Church schedules special Easter music with a sermon on Proofs of The Resurrection. A Baptismal service and reception of members will occur, with nursery available for attending parents. Primary children will bring Easter baskets to sick and shut-in folks during the service.
The report notes a 5 30 sunrise prayer service at Be Coquille high school auditorium, a 30 Young people's breakfast at the Goetzenberger home, Sunday school led by Elmer Milton superintendent, and mentions this is the last Sunday.
The Interchurch Fellowship will keep evangelistic union services led by Rev. Archie McNeill at 7:45 PM in the Presbyterian church, with Friday planned as the closing gathering. McNeill, described as a powerful preacher, draws diverse attendees and aims to welcome all without causing embarrassment.
Readers glimpse a fragment noting Theodore Milton Stover of Myrtle Point as a close relative of Dwight Eisenhower. The passage appears in an era newspaper with clipped quotes and partial lines about Mr. Stover and local residents, followed by a page continuation reference.
Speakers at a Safety meeting discuss public apathy as a key obstacle to enforcement. The talk highlights the role of community support in preventing crime and supporting responders while noting involvement from Western Douglas County Safety and firms such as Life-Laretoer, Bridge mm, and the Union Qua River Navigation.
The Myrtle Point city council at its Monday session directed City Engineer John Gearhart to draft specifications maps and cost estimates for a sewer system in the Diets Addition south of Maryland avenue and around Highway 42. Estimated total cost is 7386 with assessment to nearby properties. Also considered building permits including a drive in ice cream parlor at Fourth and Spruce streets.
A woman died in a head-on collision on Highway 42 when a passenger attempted to pass another car. The driver, Roger Moeisman, suffered a skull fracture, broken pelvis and facial lacerations. Passengers Jack L. Valentine and Cr. J. Barth sustained head injuries and severe injuries respectively.
Secretary Daniels read a letter he wrote to the city council detailing the Chamber's demand for upgrading Bothwick and Ash streets. He also read a letter to the commander of the force, noting the action and need.
Fragmentary text appears to reference a case or action on behalf of Gan aplne theeigneet and the state, but readable details are insufficient to identify parties, jurisdiction, or outcome.
A garbled notice advertises an upcoming event titled The ML Next Week. It mentions music lovers and appreciation of scenery, with possible references to performers Hardman and Blidérback, and locations tied to Ko Ke Je Kadlaha and Sopen Mervin.
Merchants offer coin bargains Saturday drawing crowds to Oaks pavilion at the fair grounds. Coos County professionals present with VV L Pigeon of Coos Bay speaking at the mike. A popular event featured a large crowd and square dancing into the night. Myrtle Point merchants report over $200 in prizes awarded during the sale.
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