Holiday travel and family visits across Oregon and beyond
George McClellan leaves North Bend airport for a ten day business trip to Los Angeles and Chicago then Denver. Numerous residents plan and report Easter travel to Portland Florence Agness Myrtle Point and other cities with family visits and medical updates amid a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McClellan
North Bend
Los Angeles
Chicago
Denver
Leon Kambak
Galion
Ohio
Gordon MacKerrow
Karl Dement
Marian
Ruby Boise
Portland
New York City
Texas
Janet Whitaker
Ralph Whitaker
Tommy
Sam Dement
Eugene
Ben Ash
Betty Crossant
Ann Morton
Esther Lang
Agness
Myrtle Point
Ash
Harold Dunn
Rodney
Kim
Dick Walton
Floence
Ray Swigert
Mildred Pontin
Ervin Wilberger
Vernon Shields
Rogue River
Gold Beach
Clyde Anderson
Walter Crim
F E Doyle
Doyle
Frank F. Cooper
Russell Dement
Danny
Roxanne
Milton Roth
Bonnie
Mary Kay
Clarence Moon
Lewiston
Idaho
Oregon
Glen Moon
Honeyman State Park
J. M. Myers
E. F. Hall
Oregon Federation of Women’s Club
Gareth Goddard
Paul Franzen
Franzen
Dean Brannon
Austin Dodge
H. H Thomas
Theo Clinton
Coquille
Third Episcopal
Salem
Sybel Carey
Buena Park
Calif
Coos County
Steve Reed
California
Louis Vearrier
Newport
Lumber Workers Union CIO Votes to Strike with May 3 Deadline
The International Woodworkers of America CIO in Portland sets a May 3 1954 strike deadline after a nationwide strike vote. Regions across the Northwest favored action as industry productivity rose yet workers saw no pay gains. The union negotiates while organizing strike logistics and demands 12 percent hourly increases, job-rate corrections, and three weeks vacation after five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
International Woodworkers of America, Cio
Northwest
Pertinent Facts Relative To Child Training Heard At 4 H Leaders Meeting
In Coquille on April 14, 4 H leader H Joe Myers Linn County agent urged youths to work out their own problems and not accept ready made solutions. He cited the institute of child study at the University of Maryland and noted three needs security adequacy and belongingness with security as being wanted and believed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
H. Joe Myers
Linn County
Myers
Institute of Child Study
University of Maryland
Community Leaders Discuss 1954 Coos County Fair Plans
Myers argues age is only Earth years. leadership means enabling others. The 1954 Coos County Fair discussed extending the 4-H home economics portion by one day and revising the record book contest. A biologist addressed deer numbers, winter starvation risks, and how controlled burning and feeding could boost deer weight and populations with sportman and game commission cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Myrrs
Coos County
Eastside
Bunker Hill
Clean Up Week Set April 24 May 1st
Report notes Clean Up Week scheduled April 24 through May 1 and details on chamber efforts to attract new industry. Ed urges Myrtle Point Chamber to press for action, while the Development Commission pledges support for invited projects. A five member committee may be formed to pursue industry, and booster pamphlets are ready for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Development Commission
Myrtle Point
State Developement Commission
Oregon
Joseph W Smith
Vicechairman
The
Development Commission
Commission
Frank Meldrum Bof Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Parsons
Sportsmen plan rebuilding ramp and new archery diamond
Flood waters damaged the boat landing ramp near Arango. Salvage work will continue to save as many fish as possible. The sportsmen plan rebuilding the damaged ramp and soon establish an archery and baseball diamond. Biologist Bob Corthell comments on deer outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arango
Bob Corthell
Game Commission
Bond Sale Notice for Myrtle Point Oregon Bonds
Notice announces sealed bids due May 3 1954 at 7 30 p m for 22 204 22 general obligation improvement bonds of Myrtle Point Oregon issued under Chapter 223 Bancroft Bonding Act. Bonds dated May 1 1954 mature in ten annual installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chyrtle Point
Oregon
Ely
Myrtle Point Seeks Bond Sale For City Financing
The city issues bonds with a 2 204 22 first installment and seven annual 2000 payments then three thousand late payments to fund city projects. Interest rate to be set by bidder but not exceed six percent per year, payable semi annually. Bids must be par value plus accrued interest and unconditional with a 1000 deposit. Rejection of bids reserved. City Recorder N W Perkins announces publication dates April 22 and 29, 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cry
Myrtle Point
Oregon
W Perkins
City Recorder
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Coquille Valley
Robert Kinsey
Norway
7Th Street
LaFlamme
LaFlamme and Laswell
John Hewett
Sharon
R. &. Thompson
Gayle
Jeanne
Betsey K
Broadbent
Earl Hoover
Kathy Ann
Barbary
Arthur
Jessie Hoover
Jim Hoover
Sitkum
Anne Robison
Oregon State College
Clarence Kelley
Eric Dornath
Lewis Robinson
Toortland
Dornath
St. Vincent's Hospital
Robinsons
Ritchie
James Travis and
Geo. Merrod
Bud Thompson
Geylerd
Lumber Industry Union Cio
Atalun
Sportsmen’s New
Gradtech
Prestine
Mata B. Beck
Eugene Medical Coater
Knife Bros. Jewelers
Bulova
Wetdh
Peter Bistera
Nalley Tang Quart
Dog Food Mountie Brand
Hi West
P.a
George Bryant Ray
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