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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1951

Page

4

Local families travel and visit across states and towns

Sun day sun records numerous trips to Tacoma San Ben Sto Stockton and Ag ness. Residents visit relatives attend weddings and picnics while others undergo surgeries and travel for family gatherings and summer homes.

Teens Encore at Myrtle Point Dance Next Aug 25

A free teen age dance at Myrtle Point High School drew 30 couples and 10 stags with musicians from the Coos Bay union. Lions Club provided the hall and expenses while chaperones assisted. next teen age dance is scheduled for Saturday evening August 25 with no admission charge.

Myrtle Point Lions Club Coos Bay Musicians’ Union Ray Neugart Lions Musicians' Union R. Southstone Lyndell Glenn Roy Dayton

Coquille Valley Garden Club Flower Show Delights Crowd

The Coquille Valley Garden Club held at the community building Sunday July 29 drew many visitors. A large display of flowers impressed judges with the sweepstakes engraving awarded to Mrs Kaith Mintoyne of Arago. Myrtle Clausen won the grand prize for most blue ribbons and Mrs M O Hawkins took the door prize.

Nower Couille

Coos-Curry Pioneer Picnic Attracts Large Local Crowd

The Coos-Curry Pioneer annual picnic drew about 300 attendees Sunday. 1951 Queen Mrs. Coddling, born 1874 in Empire, was crowned by Mayor Don Farr and presented a bouquet by Mrs. Mary Randleman. Officers elected included John Carl president, Wanda Volck vice president, Inez Chase treasurer.

Coos Curry Pioneer

Local Delights and Visits Guide Gaylord area gatherings

Gaylord News lists neighbors visiting relatives across Coos Bay Wecoma Wecoma and nearby towns. Notable events include Donnie Gardner's birthday party at J C Gardner's home with family and friends and multiple trips to Roseburg Drain and Reedsport for family visits and picnics at Floray Lake.

Lewis Breitenbacher Trenton Tenmile Dolores Bec Lynn Joe Crumpton Sandra Langlois Crumpton J cC. Gardner George Boren Empire J C Gardner Donnie Joe Grampton Charles Mannen Harris Harold Howard Roy Gardner Becky Lynn Breitenbacher Kermit Hayes Sharon H D Bones Coquille Wm Thier Vancouver B. C Lyman Rolfe Powers H. D Bones James Devereaux Johnnie Ryan Bobby Alice Enyart Floray Lake Devereaux James White Judy Kauffman Wecoma Lewis Kauffman D R Curry Nickie Eugene Sweet Home Chester Blesserd Morris Kauffman Addie Hayes Frances Koontz Coos Bay Dewey Winkleman Eugene Kaufman Woodburn

Ron Endicott Leads Weekly Rifle Shoot With 368

Ron Endicott again led the weekly rifle shoot with a 368 score, topping Marte Shaffer 367 and Ervin Dettman 384. Other strong scores included Gene Knight 382 and Henry Rowell 360 as all participants exceeded 300.

Ron Endicott All Grounds Marte Shaffer Ervin Dettman Paul Shaffer Ken Button Dick Southmayd Henry Rowell Gene Knight Mrs Endicott Dick McCusky Wes Brown Chet Noyes

War casualties and deaths reported by General Bradley

General Bradley testified before a senate committee in May detailing war losses. He noted non combat casualties totaling 72 679 including 612 deaths up to that time with figures showing battles and missing personnel.

Bradley Senate

Funeral Services For Elmer Shull Planned

Funeral services for Elmer Noah Shull 62 killed at Brownsboro Oregon Friday July 27 when run over by a caterpillar will be held Friday Aug 3 at 2 pm at Schroeder Funeral Parlors with Dr A Theo Smith officiating Burial at Norway Cemetery He was born July 4 1889 in Skidmore Missouri and is survived by his wife Adalav Shull two sons John H North Bend and Har-

Wilmer A. Briggs Tacoma Wash Paul Meyer Dolly San Ben- Sto Texas E. G. Hilsinger Lynn Schroeder Milton Schroeder Emanuel Hospital Portland Allen Schroeder F. Schroeder Lynn Paul Breuer Bri Ben Danie Paula Cook O. H. Clarke Stockton Calif Oliver Clarke San Francisco Robert Clarke Elton Schroeder H. H. Thomas Schroeders Elden Zinn Salem Richard Bingham Richard Binghams Zinns J G Bingham Milwaukie Coquille John Belloai John Arnold James D. Clinton Ivy Clinton L. A. LaFlamme Henry Rosslow Charles Rackleff Effie Shin- Cecil Carter Georgia Smith Alma Halter James Brown Roberta C. F M. Brown Bandon Re McAuley Hospital Coos Bay Oliver Myers Eugene Myers Tew Harold Lee Tay Kathleen Edward Moore Charles Bend Maosre Ivey Crim Walter H. Crim Seattle Bonday M. Crim Tim S Creek Agness R. G Phillips Lloyd Phillips Marcelle J A Davenport Alice Barlow G Phillips Barlow Davenport Lewis Knight Nancy Irene Billingsley W E Springfield E. F Hofman Nescott George Young Joan E O Sempert James Kilgore Beulah Brown California Verne Stout Gold Beach Stout Elmer Noah Shull Brownsboro Ore A Theo. Smith Cr Oaby Tects Norway Cemetery Mr Shull Skidmore Adalav Shull Shady Grove John H North Bend Har

Union Head Tells Workers Version in Fresno Wage Battle

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 125 declares strike action against West Coast Telephone Company after claims of a poor offer and union representation bypass. Local 125 officials and members say they bear the nation’s highest utility pay and will hold firm until their demands are met, per Business Manager Robert H Wooden.

Wage Stabilization Board West Coast Telephone Company Peniaiing Iast International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 125 West Coast Telephone Comepany United States Robert H Wooden AFL

Red Cross appeals for flood aid and local collections

The National Red Cross urges relief for victims in the Mississippi valley towns. Coos county headquarters seek funds from churches, clubs, and organizations with Sunday collections and Herald office deposits. Ernest Clausen arrives from Los Angeles for a two week vacation and works in Barker's decorating department.

National Red Cross Klissour Mississippi River Coos County Red Cross Herald Office Coos Bay Ernest Clausen E L Clausen Los Angeles Barker

Cost of Korea total military and non military spending

The article reports that during the first full year of the Korean War the United States spent 8.3758 billion dollars. Of this total seven point two five billion was military and 1.12 billion was non military costs. the breakdown for items under non military costs is not specified.

Korea United States Treasury Tts Lst

For Sale 1946 Chevy Truck and 1938 White Logging Rig

Sale of a 1946 Chevrolet truck and a 1938 White logging truck with trailer, with or without a job. 2000 000 feet of ties to haul. Sacrificing due to health. Call Union Old Station at 4th & Spruce, Myrtle Point. Les Stevens.

Union Old Station 4Th & Spruce Myrtle Point

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