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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1958

Page

6

Oregon Vets Farm Home Loans Keep Low Rates

The department of veterans affairs announced 1958 rates remain at 28 cents per month per $1000 of insurance for unpaid mortgage balance. The life insurance, effective March 1956 and issued by Standard Insurance Co of Portland, pays off mortgages on veterans homes or farms if the borrower dies. In 1956 47 claims totaling $257,897 were paid for World War II and Korean veterans, with an average claim of $548. Over 12,000 borrowers, more than 90 percent of those eligible, are covered.

Ate of Oregon Veterans’ Farm and Home Loan Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans’ Department Standard Insurance Company of Portland

John Anderson Makes Honor Roll at USC

John Anderson earns winter term honor roll at Oregon State College. A Myrtle Point native and 1948 Myrtle Point High School graduate, he is a sophomore in the School of Engineering and son of Mr and Mrs Ben H Anderson. His wife is Barbara Guy of Myrtle Point.

Oregon State College John Charles Adams Myrtle Point Torm Anderson School of Engineering Myrtle Point High School Ben H Anderson Sitkum Barbara Guy

Regional Farm Bureau Meet Set in Coquille

A regional Farm Bureau meeting is scheduled for Thursday May 1 at 7 30 pm at the Coquille courthouse. President Detlefser will preside with speakers including Gerald Detering of Harrisburg and George Dewes of Salem. Oregon Farm Bureau leaders and members welcome.

Coquille Court House Detlefser Obei Ning Oregon Farm Bureau Federation Gerald Detering Harrisburg George Dewes Salem Eo Sec Chit! Whight Directo Scott Lamb Howard Fujji Farm Bureau

4 H News Meeting At Gaylord Home

Jeanne Thompson reports Twin City 4 H club met at Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan’s home in Gaylord. President Paula Pearce presided. Members introduced projects and progress. Attendees included Patty Pearce Joe Robison Richard Morgan Duane Pearce Gilbs Barzee Donald Gulstrom Jimimas Pearce Marvin Barzees Patty Jones Vickie Smith Douglas Jones. Next meeting set for the home of Mr and Mrs Irvin Pearce in Broadbend on April 22.

Jeanne Thompson Twin City Harry Morgan Gaylord Paula Pearce Flae Gordon Hayes Patta Pearce Joe Robison Richard Morgan Duane Pearce Gilbs Barzee Donald Gulstrom Jimimas Pearce Marvin Barzees Patty Jones Vickie Smith

Dora 4-H Meets at Dora School With Kirsch Presiding

Friday night Dora 4-H club gathered at the Dora school led by president Laura Kirsch. Kay McCurdy read a letter regarding the Forestry Field program for members.

Dora Dora School Laura Kirsch Kay McCurdy

Dora Friendly club to sell candy at May play

The Dora Friendly club plans a candy and popcorn sale during a May 2 and 3 play to raise funds for the 4-H club. Participants include Sharm Wee Pnoslas Mast Laure Rosh and Byveiva King while Go can met Tiver King reported on club needs and a new livestuck lecture.

Dora Sharm Wee Pnoslas Mast Laure Rosh McCards Byveiva King Harry Mast Tiver King Clu Alsa Gana Ualtys Dea Eras Hutt Milton Alwoas

Local Hosts and Out‑of‑Town Guests Gather in Clinton Area

In Gaylord News style a list of luncheon guests and visiting relatives appears. Mrs Rees and Mrs Clinton Carman with My and John Carman, Mrs Minny Hermann, Mrs Pearl Poland, and Rew Howard Michaels from Myrtle Point were guests. Last week Mr and Mrs Lewis Lund hosted. Verlin Moore of Broadbent and Niles Lewis with two children from Gardiner visited Clinton Carman.

Rees @anu Mroo Clinton ¢Arman John Carnan Minny Hermann Poarl Poland Rew Mars Howard Michaels Oo Myrtle Point Lewis Lund Verlin Moore Broadbent Clinton Carman Niles Lewis Gardiner Frias Foster John Core Mars Mroo Head Mas Andren Zack Grant Msrth Point Thomas — Lutrell John Catmanm Enly Bill Preys Mertle Crest School James Watson Joning Prasten Bull Mia Harry Floyd Allen

Monmouth Sitkum News Social Roundup

A Sitkum Monmouth area social column lists visitors and family news from many homes. Attendees include Foster Thompson and Carman families, Lutrells, Sells, and Quimten Gar family visits, plus church gatherings, a Future Teachers conference, and plans to attend Veg in Monmouth.

Louis Sell Marlin Evans Ed Hartzell Morn’ Point Foster Thompson Guinton Carman Wi Joon Carman Kathleenmana ¢ Ton Nee Eer Bota Mia Vt Goode Kenneth Relte Alen Powers Ray Gemand Weote Lous RR Kloreme Duttreell Thomas Luttrell Monmouth Vista Hal Luttrell Kloreke Vege Monmouth George Welsh Bandon Robert Sell Ceqiuaie Bol Choe North Bend Widemath Falls Ote

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