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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

1

News From Our Boys In Active Service

In San Diego 82nd class Tom Perkins visits parents Flentge Perkins from Thursday evening to Tuesday. Robert Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Thompson, visits from Paul Dones Naval Base. AB Robert J. Nichols leaves San Diego for recruited leave, returning Friday. Pfc Jules Lasswell of Myrtle Point graduates from the Army Schools Forces at Camp Grant. Lt Alice Dement Waves visits parents and brother during a three day leave en route from Washington to San Diego. AR M 3rd class Jimmie King, Powers, arrives from Memphis on 18 day leave on a naval air training center duty. PhillipTien, son of Mr. Fontann, back from the front in Italy describes his homecoming. Douglas Warner, Muskogee Army Air Field, arrives on a 10 day furlough. visits relatives. Earl Adams to his mother four letters describe hunger for salt and plans to eat chicken on return. Sgt William Glan Bowwillam promoted to sergeant in Far East Air Service Command. awards include Good Conduct Medal and Pacific Ribbon with bronze stars. unit cited presidentially for meritorious service.

San Diego Tom Perkins Flentge Perkins Robert Thompson R. E. Thompson Paul Dones Naval Base Robert J. Nichols Charles Nichols Camp Grant Jules VV Lasswell Myrtle Point Chi Vical School Army Services Forces Training Center Parenta Alice Dement the Waves Taylor Dement Wallace B. Dement Washington, D Jimmie King A King of Powers Memphis Teave Me Oendar Naval Air Technical Training Center Wester Italy Phillip Tien Fontann Warner Vinita Douglas Warner Lens Warner Army Air Field Muskogee Oklo Slahe E. J Schneider Son Earl Adama Earl Adams England van Mira Adama New Ogliner Brneatt Far East Air Service Willams Army Army On Feb 42 and Haa Nersed Southwest Pacific

Local Notes Include Moves and Visits Across Counties

Local brief items report Donna Muat returning home from Coquille after a sprained ankle incident, Mina Roberta and daughter leaving for Portland for work, Roy Spires family relocating to Loon Lake with a logging job, journalist Olive Barber speaking in Marshfield and Olympia, Mrs Barber visiting from camps, Salem visitors to see relatives, Medford guests Ira Sayer and son Larry overnight with Merle Poland, Martha McNair and Winnifred Hopkins visiting Rackleffs, Rev. Paul Ryan sustaining a broken leg in a mill accident near town.

Donna Muat Coquille Julia Varnah North Fork Scotland Mina Leven Roberta Mra Roy Spires Portland Loon Lake Roy Spires Wilkins’ Logging Co Mra Martha McNair Bandon Winnifred Hopkins Spokane Ralph Rackleff Rackle Paul Ryan Church of Christ Here McClellan and Watson Mill Ryan

Pioneer association meeting in Coquille draws record attendance

About 690 people attended the Coca-Curry Pioneer association meeting at Myrtle Park in Coquille. AH. Bender of Myrtle Point was elected president with officers including WOH Schroeder as vice president and Inez Chass as secretary treasurer. Directors named from Myrtle Point, Coquille, Bandon, and Curry County. Main speaker A G Beals urged state support to establish a postwar historical museum and building to house data and collections.

Myrtle Park Coquille Coca- Curry Pioneer Association T Jo AH. Bender Myrtle Polot Tillamonk Onuaeum Hinatorical Aumety Beals Apoko Beals

Counties Lead in War Bond Sales Across State

Hood River County tops the list with 2064 percent of its war bond quota, followed by Grant 1677 percent and Curry 1666 percent. Multnomah 181 percent, Lake 127 percent, Coos 130 percent, Jackson 138 percent, Clackamas 1366 percent, Douglas 1366 percent, Baker 132.2 percent.

Hood River County Hood Coalex Af Lake County Hood Rover Grant Curry Multnomah Lake Coosa Jackson Clackamas and Douglas Baker

Hospital Announcements for Births and Surgeries in Coquille Area

A list of maternity and surgical notices includes multiple births and operations. Names such as Mrs Henry Langloos Mrs Hatfeld Myrth Pome Surkiens Marie Hamilton Gaylord and others record newborns Colin Ray Nancy A Gary Delonas Vianna Lea and more. Other patients include Mra Robert Myers Ethel Hartman and Norwood Browne among others.

Henry Langloos Hatfeld Myrth Pome Surkiens Marie Hamilton Gaylord George Boren Bernice McKinney Coquille Nolan Finley Coquille Allen Jay Fred Finley Colin Ray W TT Grove Powera

Longtime Portland Resident H B Steward’s Family Update

Former resident Mrs. H B Steward of Portland is mentioned with reference to her late husband H B Steward, longtime postmaster. The family includes sons Harry, an electrician now in the navy, and Darrell, plus daughter Melba and son-in-law Hugh Neideigh.

H. B. Steward Portland H. B Steward Steward Henry Albert Volkmar Harry G. M Darrell Melba Hugh Neideigh Sn Ser Tees Neaing Ralph Leben

Harold Reed Dies In Action On Saipan

Harold Reed, Pvt. Harald Reed, died in action with the Marine corps on Saipan Island in the Pacific. He enlisted October 21, 1943, trained in the States, and served in the South Pacific with his unit. His parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Reed received a telegram from the Adjutant General confirming his death.

Alvin Reed Adjutant General's Office Pvt Harald Reed Marine Corps Saipan Pacific Pvt. Reed Union Marines States South Faltifh Elr Harold

Farmers Urged to Ready Fire Prevention Gear in Oregon

Dan D. Robinson of the Oregon state board of forestry urges farmers to keep simple firefighting tools at hand this summer including water, sacks, shovels, flails, and pump cans. He recommends plowing fire lines on the upwind side, with furrows turned toward the fire, and notes crews are organized statewide with forest fire wardens on call to help control outbreaks.

Oregon Dan D. Robinson Oregon State Board of Forestry KOAC Robinson Robinson Aeava Art King

Local Readers Share Travel and Visits from Oregon Coast

Miss Anna Arnett Phyllis Bondy and Dorothy Howe biked to Myrtle Point from Coquutils returning after an hour and a half with a picnic and swim. Mrs George Hoffman drove to Roseburg with her nephew Paul Davis for an optometrist visit. Mrs Ella Bryant and Mrs Belle Lewellen visited Klamath Falls residents, returning with them. Mrs Laura Broadbent of Sacramento visited Myrtle Point and worked for the paper in earlier days.

Anna Arnett Phyllis Bondy Dorothy Howe Coqutils Myrtle Roseburg George Hoffman Paul Davis Ella Bryant Mra Belle Lewellen Frank Parker Iona Klamath Falls Sacramento Laura Broadbent Calif Myrtle Point

Reralls First Meeting of Pioneer Ass'n

A. H. Bender elected president recalls the Pioneer association’s first celebration at Mile Point in 1808. Robert Carman Faylord is the sole living attendee. A pint sized locomotive carried passengers from the Bay Bandon and Coquille to One’s Grove where Allie Dodge served as station agent.

A. H. Bender Pioneer Association Coquille Mile Point One’s Grove Robert Carman Faylord Bender Coos County Bay Bandon Allie Dodge Sanda Myride Point

Rotary Head To Visit Local Club Next Week

William D Shannon governor of Rotary International 101st District will visit the Myrtle Point and Coquille clubs on Wednesday at the Hotel. He is a Seattle civil engineer nominated at the Victoria Conference and elected in Chicago in May 1944. The visit aims to advise club officers on administration and Rotary service amid continued growth worldwide despite the war.

Rotary Clubs Myrtle Point Coquille Ta William D. Shannon Rotary International Oregon Washington Idaho Tle Wash Seattle Victoria Chicago Shannon Rotary Club Henry A Schroeder J A. Parish Rotary Americas Australia Ceylon China England Finland India Kenya New Zealand Northern Ireland Sweden Switzerland Union of South Africa

Marriage Licenses and Divorces From County Court News

July 24 to 29 notes show multiple marriage licenses including William Fredericks and Lewis R. Simmons, David Harold Donaldson and Thelma Irene Baalhorn, Elwood E. Mathews and Ella Louise Wells, Ivan E. Scherer and Jane G Gilbertson, George Lee Koch and Joy Elizabeth Graham. Listed are divorces: Bertha Parker vs George Parker, Myrtle Crey vs Johan Crey, Katherine Douglas vs Clyde L Douglas, Silas Matson vs Woodrow Matson, Thelma Stevenson vs George Stevenson, Millie Merritt vs Byron Merritt. Estates and heirs detailed for several deceased, with values.

William Fredericks Lancaster New York Lewis R. Simmons Marshfield Ore G H Newland David Harold Donaldson Corning Iowa Thelma Irene Baalhorn Lenox Iows Elwood E. Mathews Dellwood Ella Louise Wells North Bend Ivan E. Scher Eastside Myrtle Crey Johan Crey Newport Wash Katherine Douglas Clyde L. Douglas Reno Silas B. Matson Woodrow T. Matson North

Over Million Boy Scouts Reach Milestone in Growth

The Boy Scouts of America report shows 1 006 081 registered, the first time over a million, with eight percent growth driven by Cub Scouting for ages nine to eleven. Total national membership stands at 1 725 000. The release notes major manpower losses among Scoutmasters and staff, while many former leaders return to service and new leaders are trained.

Boy Scouts of America K A Wells

Examiner McReynolds Plans Myrtle Point Visit Tuesday

Special examiner for auto operators and chauffeurs licenses will be in Myrtle Point all day Tuesday August 8 at the city hall from 9 a m to 4 p m He visited here Monday and aims to be in Myrtle Point once a month thereafter He will also be at Coquille city hall every other Tuesday and Marshfield city hall each Wednesday.

Ward McReynolds Myrtle Point City Hall McReynolds Coquille Marshfield

Army Horses Fetch High Prices at Myrtle Point Sale

A crowd of hundreds attended the government riding and cavalry horse sale at the Myrtle Point Fairgrounds. Fourty four horses, from Howser Bandon and Marshfield, aged 7 to 14, were sold in about two hours with prices from 67.50 to 117.50 and an average of 113.29. Most bidders were from the Coquille valley and officials expect more entries at next month's horse show.

Myrtle Pont al Lapan Roseburg Army Coast Guard Howser Bandon Marshfield Coquille Valley

Coos Curry FSA Setup Declared Effective

County Farm Security Administration announces a new year plan led by 2 W Hughes and the County FSA committee. The effort inventories borrower needs for loans and services to fit local farm conditions and support welfare, war food production, and farm assets.

FSA W. Hughes Corre Grange American Legion Ioof Lodge Fisce Hughen FSAA Hughes Easir

Local Notes From Grants Pass and Vallejo Visit Camp Myrtle Wood

OCALS reports Mias LaVauine Olds of Grants Pass as weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Merie Poland. A.A. Schriefer and S.S. Reed visited Camp Myrtlewood Friday. Mrs. W.S. Mitchell returned to Vallejo California after business here. The Colpitt place on Elk Creek was recently purchased. Mrs. Perry Waterman received a letter from her brother Pvt Albert Stibits serving in North Africa.

Mias LaVauine Olds Grants Pass Merie Poland A. A. Schriefer Reed Camp Myrtlewood Vallejo W .S. Mitchell Calif Colpitt Place Elk Creek Perry Waterman Pvt Albert Stibits North Africa

Coos 4H Club Members Return From Camp

One hundred five 4-H club members returned home Sunday after a four day encampment at Camp Myrtlewood near Bridge. Harry Ames, state club leader from Mate College, spoke on the camp's conduct and praised the programs. Mrs. C. R. Leever served as camp registrar and the recreation program drew strong interest. W Dunn of Coquille led activities with daily playoffs, swimming and life saving supervised by Arege and Thomas, with food managed by Mrs. tor and assisted by Al.

Myrtlewood Bridge Harry Ames Mate College Mra. C. R. Leever Erin W. Dunn Thomas Arege Mrator

Major Cook Fohts In Burma With Detachment of Chinese Troops

Mra Wayne Cook reports Wednesday from Burma where Major Wayne C. Cook and a Ohio corporal form the only American troops with their Chinese detachment. He notes ongoing fighting and advances against the Japanese, limited rations, air support challenges, and that he teaches English to Chinese officers during lulls.

Mra Wayne Cook Wayne C. Cook Burma Ohio Major Cook Yeasterday Air Force Cook

Enrollment rules for state guard units outlined

The text explains time standards and physical qualifications for enrollment in state guard organizations. It notes that interested persons should contact the Adjutant General at the state capital. It states army personnel from the state are eligible to enroll.

Mrs Anderson Paneral Services Held at Mast Hospital

Mrs Anderson aged about 60 died recently after a year in the area. Frank D Anderson of California survived by husband, Arthur Grille of Eureka, California, sister Mrs Delizio is named, funeral at Mast hospital with interment at Hepway cemetery. relatives from California attended.

Mast Hospital Bostom Sterns Hepway Cemetery Anderson Redding Calf Franklin D. Anderson California Arthur Grille Eureka Calif Rose Martina Delizio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pioneer Coos Banks Harold Reed Reralls Ass'n Dorothy Chriggian Norma Aileen Christian Mra . Ray Keen Gold Beach Powers Christian Floyd Cavernden Smith- Woods Nevada Smith-Woods Alden A. Bright Quille County Court House Boy Paul Breuer Walter Moore Teddy Cook Breuer Place Paul G. BR. McNair Bendon Coos Seaside Robert Boak Ralph Rackiell Mr. Boak The Rackleff Springfield Lyle Barker Janet Shirlene John Sperry Resebors den McMullen Pear Burg Menta Mrs. Anderson A. M. Snyder Manteca Cal Snyder Cals
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