Episcopal Easter Services Set for Two Churches
Easter services are planned at two churches with Eucharist at 10 am and 11 am. Parishioners are asked to bring flowers for the cross decoration.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
8
Easter services are planned at two churches with Eucharist at 10 am and 11 am. Parishioners are asked to bring flowers for the cross decoration.
Services for Ruby Frances Winkelmann a longtime Powers resident are today at 1 p m in Schroeder's Myrtle Point chapel with Rev John Woods officiating Burial follows at Sunset Memorial Gardens Coos Bay Born Rock Creek near Arlington February 1 1802 she died in Salem April 8 She was a Royal Neighbors member moved to Coos County in 1910 and lived in Powers Surviving are her husband William Sr of Ontario children William Jr and Dewey K E of Ontario Frances Hillis of Turlock Calif eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren
Mrs. Alpha Annie Shuck 78 died Friday April 5 in Myrtle Point. Born August 14 1884 in Beker she lived in Oregon all her life and resided in Coquille at death. Surviving Violet Castle Grants Pass sons Rev FE and Merle Coquille Ivan Medford four grandchildren seven great. Rev John Wood officiated Tuesday at 2 p.m. in Coquille chapel Schroeder Brothers Mortuary. Interment in IOOF Cemetery Mo. 2 Coquille.
County Captain Myrtle Smith led a TOPS club meeting on April 2 with 32 members and guests from Greenacres Coos Bay Impite Bandon and Coquille. The group planned the April 26 27 state convention in Empire and announced a baked food sale in downtown Myrtle Point on Saturday April 12 starting at 9 30 a.m.
Services were held at 2 p m Monday April 8 in Schroeder's chapel for Gottfried F Vetter with Rev Ben Elliott of Arago Community church officiating Cremation followed at Sunset crematorium Vetter born December 21 1876 in Budapest Hungary died at 86 in Myrtle Point April 5 He came from Philadelphia in 1909 worked as a truck farmer then baker at the old Ideal Bakery in Coquille Survived by wife Racheal died 1965 sons Fred G and Henry E of Arago daughters Elsie Byers Coquille Christina Miller Arlington Virginia nine grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren
Easter Sunday radio program That God May Be Loved airs at 3 p.m. on KWRO. Father Michael Fleming hosts a half hour talk on the resurrection and the institution of penance, explaining its relation to our own rising.
The film The Red Trap will be shown at Myrtle Crest school at 7 30 p m Saturday during a Christian Youth Crusade meeting. Young people and adults are invited to attend the rally.
Senior Edward Sherman and Alice Hammer departed by plane for El Paso Texas after two weeks here due to the critical illness and death of her father Paul Hammer. Martha Chapter CBS honors Joyce Clements of the Estar fund. several local women attend a Republican Women’s meeting at the Coquille Valley Elks Club. Robert Ralph is hospitalized at Mast with a recent heart attack.
Myrtle Point veterinarian Dr. R. P. Whittaker was appointed to a 1963 committee post in the Oregon Veterinary Medical Association. The announcement from Dr. R. E. Koenig of Portland, the association president, designates Whittaker as the liaison with the Western Oregon Livestock Association committee.
Rebeka Brown was admitted Sunday to Mast hospital with a serious diabetic condition. She had been absent for months due to illness and reached a critical point before admission.
Marine Private First Class Ray M. Blohm, son of Mr and Mrs Ray C Blohm of Myrtle Point, is assigned to the Third Marine Air Wing. The unit participated in a major amphibious exercise off the Southern California coast in March.
Plans are underway for a Southwestern Oregon Safe Conference to be held at the Community building on Saturday May 11. Local lumbermen and safety officials will attend to discuss workplace safety and preventative measures for the logging industry.
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