Local People Get Tires Tubes From Coos County Rationing
The Coos County tire rationing committee lists recipients from Myrtle Point and nearby communities for April 1 period. Names appear for new passenger tires and tubes, new truck tires and tubes, and recaps for passenger cars and trucks, with quantities including multiple tires and tubes per person. recipients include Mc Clellan Watson Myrtle Point Ed Watzling Arago R W Bishop Chante Point etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Myrtle Point
McClellan & Watson
Ed Watzling
R. W. Bishop
Arago
Roy Whobrey
Don Bailey
W. Guerin
A. L. Pow- Fie
Fred. Wyrtle Point
M. Shellhammer
Craig Heath
Milton Schroeder
John Gearhart
Brannon Bros. Bridge
Rev. D. J. Kelly
George W. Barton
Powers
Elvin Hull
Peterson Bros
W. P. van Fonsen
Albert Gulatram
Clinton Frye
Broadbent
H. A. Hatfield
Bridge
Substituting Sugar in Home Diets Cited By OSU Experts
Miss Lucy A. Case an extension nutritionist at Oregon State College with Dr Louise Stanley chief of the bureau of home economics urge adjusting meals to cope with sugar shortages. They advise using less sugar in tea coffee and cereals and replacing it with dried fruits whole grains starchy vegetables and fresh fruit.
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Lucy A. Case
Oregon State College
Louise Stanley
Bureau of Home Econones
D. Bo
Mien Case
Dr. Stanley
Stanley
Union High School dinner honors district officers
The four trustees and their wives will attend a dinner at the Union High School, hosted by Miss Helen Austin and her home making class. Willis Bryant, bridge enthusiast, was hospitalized early this week for abdominal ailment and is recovering. Mrs. H. E. Watkins returned home after a two week hospital stay for major surgery and is on the road to recovery. Fifth grade art work by Franklyn Smith students is exhibited at the Herald Press window featuring a twelve foot crayola mural and smaller impasto works. Mrs E B Whitney and Mrs May Blize were called to Eugene next week due to Mrs Spores illness.
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Union High School
Helen Austin
Willis Bryant
Bridge
Mast
H. E. Watkins
Halls Creek
Mas
Grammar
Herald Press
Franklyn Smith
E. B., Whitney
May Blize
Charles Spores
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Canada relies on U B imports for majority of demand
Canada shows heavy dependence on United States goods with imports from the U S forming a substantial share of total consumption. Analysts note trade patterns reflect proximity, pricing, and supply chains shaping bilateral commerce.
Farmers urged to plant for victory in March drive
Robert B. Taylor Oregon USDA war board chairman urges farmers to act during Plant for Victory month from March to 8L to avert shortages. He warns tires, help, machinery, fertilizer and burlap are scarce and time is the scarce resource. Five actions are advised: plan farming for max wartime food goals, keep machinery ready, report labor needs to employment service, conserve burlap and baling wire, and cooperate with neighbors on help and transport.
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Robert B. Taylor
Oregon
Usda War Board
Taylor
U. S. Employment Service
Home Makers Organized In Coquille Hotel Gathering
A Home Economics association was organized at the Coquille Hotel Monday evening with 17 teachers and leaders from county sections. A no host dinner honored Dean Ava B. Milam, director of Home Economics at O S C, with attendees from Coquille Myrtle Point Marshfield North Bend and other communities.
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Coquille Hotel
Ava B. Milan
Milam
Burton Dunn
James Bishop
Clarence Arney
Amos Bierly
Jean Blake
Marjorie Jones
Dorothy Bishop
Coquille
Helen Austin
Lee Powell
Myrtle Point
Rex Ingram
Jack Whiteman
John Graham
Walter Asplund
Darrell Beaumont
Marshfield
Lorance Eskworth
Josephine Smith
North Bend
Funds Allocated to Elementary Schools in County
The county superintendent's office will apportion 21 945 75 dollars among elementary schools this week from state income tax receipts already in the county treasury. The remainder will come in the fall, with district teacher counts deciding each area's share. Bert Pearson remains as city marshal after being exempt from Marine service due to age.
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Martha E. Mulkey
Pearson
Bert Pearson
U. S. Marines
4 H Girls Will Save Wool In National Contest
Four H club girls across states conserve wool silk and cotton to support the national Victory program by upgrading old garments. The National 4 H Clothing Achievement contest trains girls in economical dress and needlecraft. Gold medals, all expense trips to Chicago, college scholarships, and state awards are offered for top exhibitors.
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Extension Service
Spool Cotton Company
Chicago
Fire Picture at Junior High on April 24
The moving picture Fighting the Fire Bomb will be shown at 8:00 p.m. on April 24 at the Junior High school. It is part of Civilian Defense training material to teach defending homes and the community against fire bombs. Everyone is urged to attend.
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Office of Civilian Defense
Scrap drives yield thousands of tons for war effort
Oregon farm scrap collections total ten thousand tons in carloads since county USDA boards started drives. R B Taylor, state board chairman, cites Jackson with 1200 tons as leading collector. He notes the scrap could produce about 3400 anti aircraft guns to aid fighting men against Jap planes.
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Oregon
Usda War Boards
R B. Taylor
Jackson
High County
Taylor
Weather Report Returns From Hawaii
Mrs. Gladys Jones formerly Gladys Hamilton of Myrtle Point returns from Hawaii and visits her mother Mrs. Robert Ait at Goquille. She was at Pearl Harbor during the December 7 Japanese attack and has stories of the horrors she witnessed. Her husband serves as a chief petty officer in the naval service.
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Hawaii
Gladys Jones
Gladys Hamilton
Myrtle Point
Robert Aitin
Goquille
Peararbor
Naval Service
Wanted Stock Saddle Inquire Herald Office
Classified notice seeks a stock saddle in good condition. Interested party should inquire at the Herald office for details and arrangements.
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Inquire Herald Office
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J. F. Schroeder
Norway
Glen Daily
Vernon Estelle
Goodwin & Briggs
Henry Roth
Gaylord
Canada
U. B
Itamins Fr Victory
Myrtlewood Bakery
Pacific Feed & Seed Co
Certified Seeds & Plants
Coquille, Marshfield
Weather Report
EE. C. Barker
Eee
Delciee
Ons
Seorkay
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Myrtle Point Herald
the Pathfinder
Household Magazine
American Poultry Journal
Farm Journal and Farmer's Wife
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Farm Journal
Farmer's Wife
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