Aeneas of Paterson in Court Case Summary
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Paterson court case involving Aeneas as a party. Details are unreadable but indicate a legal action with official proceedings and a docket entry.
11 Apr 1946
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Paterson court case involving Aeneas as a party. Details are unreadable but indicate a legal action with official proceedings and a docket entry.
A fragmentary column mocks politicians and public desires, contrasting the restraint expected of “gentlemen” with aggressive urges. The piece lampoons newspapermen, advertising claims, and the political climate, hinting at a continuation on page five.
Rev. W A Briggs and Rev. Bennie Howe attended an institute planning meeting in Roseburg for two sessions. One runs July 86 to August 8 for intermediate ages and the other August 3 to 10 for the chief young people.
J P Stinson, longtime Myrtle Point resident now in Des Plaines California, demonstrated that bobcats can be killed with a car rather than a rifle. He applied for a bounty of four county dollars and two hundred fifty dollars from the state while driving from Coquille toward Redwoods.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Mable O'Sullivan at 10 a m Wednesday in the Catholic church. She died Sunday at Mast hospital after a long illness. Interment followed in Norway Cemetery. Born October 30, 1896 in Elmira Kansas, she was survived by husband John B O'Sullivan a daughter Mrs Lillie Kaney and two sons John B and Jermin all of Myrtle Point. Pallbearers were George Glenn Harold Sheppard Jack Arnold Floyd Ross Harold Watzling and Ray Oherling.
Mrs Stella A. Cutlip, Cook County Keep Oregon Green Chairman, announced that Broadbent Coquille and Empire schools have registered in favor of a county wide tree planting program. She said sufficient response supports moving ahead with planting activities.
Checks totaling 16404 dollars mailed to taxing units by County Treasurer Charles F Brauff. Allocations include schools 8240 dollars cities 5401 ports 1212 fire patrol 9674 drainage districts 987 Coos Bay water district 418.
Mr and Mrs Henry A Schroeder along with Mrs Lillie Dement Mrs Andrew Waterman and Rev Robert Hogd attend a church meeting as part of the seselene noted in the report.
The Lions club announced an Easter egg hunt held Sunday April 1 in the city park with prizes for youngsters. The event was approved at a Lions meeting at Norwood Browne's apartment and the club plans a May Clean-up Month and beautification program.
Mrs. Sarah Bright 8% pioneer resident of Coos county died at her son in law J G Childsike home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Gravel Ford cemetery with Rev. Philip Ryan officiating. She came from Kentucky in a covered wagon and belonged to the Calbertaon family. Surviving are seven children including Mrs J L Child of Coquille and John Bright of San Jose, a brother Lee Culbertson of Santa Rosa, and a sister Mrs Koller of McKinley.
A Savage Arms company bulletin notes nearly a 25 percent hike in firearms prices. EB C Barker of Myrtle Point says production will increase by mid summer to meet demand.
The library board meets this week to discuss expanding services for the growing patron base. Officials plan to publish details of the Imcary program and its weekly schedule to aid readers and researchers.
The Chiti'shes community invites residents to join in Holy Week services at local congregations. Members encourage unity across churches and villages during observances leading to Easter.
Concert at Myrtle Point High School will start at 8 p m under director Mr Macnab who is completing his fourth year guiding instrumental music in the Myrtle Point schools. Admission is free and the program promises variety and interest.
Elgin Assembly of the Rainbow Girls entertained Mrs Verna M Gray of Seaside supreme deputy of Oregon and Barbara Matheny of Hood River grand worthy advisor on Wednesday April 3 A 6 30 dinner was served Honored guests were Mrs Gray Barbara Matheny Mrs Ber the Lewis mother adviser of Gar diner Assembly at Reedsport Mrs Blanche Sempert worthy matron Myrtle Point Carol Suil ey worthy advisor and Peggy April 7 the Rainbow delegates attend church services at the Methodist church as an annual observance of the order anniversary
With Tuesday April 16 as the registration cutoff for the May primaries and November general elections city recorder A. M. Parrish reports registration is extremely light. Eligibility starts at 21 years old and six months residency in Oregon.
County court records show 19 county land tracts sold over the weekend including two large sales. The biggest transfers 80 acres in section 36 to the Laird families for 30000 dollars. Cheney Oregon Lumber Co. bought 548 acres across sections 11 14 and 3 for 17000 dollars in township 31 south range 18 west and township 123 west.
Forty nine replacements were appointed to Coos county election boards this week by the court for the May primary. Appointments announced include L W Coquille No 44 Ruth Sherwood Norway No 81 Cane Nee Catching Creek Margaret Southmayd No 63 Gilla L Bell Myrtle Point No 88 Clacie Mast Clerk Leeta Areolit Powers No 88 chairman Sadie M Richards Arago No 80 judge Mrs Flourence Staines.
The record notes teams entered for a Coos County league meeting at Coquille this week. Participating schools include North Bend Coos Bay Myrtle Point Bandon and Port Orford.
Mr Austin Dodge hosted guests on Wednesday April 8 Miss Verna M Gray of Sew aide and Miss Barbara Matheny of Heod River visited the area for an informal gathering at his home
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