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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
2
Harry Reid of Vancouver B C has been chosen as poultry judge for the Oregon State Fair in Salem from September 5 to 11. It will be Reid's first judging appearance at the exposition.
Notes of residents relocating in Coos Bay area include Mrs Hinds moving to Catching Creek School to teach this term. Visits and family updates feature J ane and Mrs Guy Ralph, Rose Knight, Hamiltons at Knight ranch, and several moves among Kissell Bushnell Fabry and related households. Also mentions cancer treatment advances and advice to consult a doctor.
The Coos Bay Lumber Co. is hauling rock for a road project on Coos Bay West Road toward Sitkum, starting at the county line on Monday. Local residents Allen Rhay and others return from vacations and visit relatives as crews advance rock work and light maintenance on the canyon path.
The narrator recalls asking Allen to join a hunting trip, noting Allen known for not liking to kill. They hike with dogs flushing birds while Allen watches. The narrator reflects on Allen’s stance and his commitment to following the narrator’s choices.
The Remote Community club met at Mrs. Clarence Meyer home for potluck lunch and a brief meeting. Garments for a rummage sale were arranged for August 18 at the Legion hall in Myrtle Point. Attendees included Mrs. Al Muncy, Mrs. John Metz, Mrs. AL Young, and others.
A stormy wind damaged a modern state and warehouse structure under construction between Fifth and Sixth Streets. The north wall collapsed at the rear area near the office, delaying completion and prompting safety inspections. Local officials ordered temporary closure of the site pending repairs.
The gepeh described a wall collapse blamed on Saturday’s heavy wind. Mortar not fully dried led to the failure. Workmen clear debris as construction continues and aim to have part of the building ready for occupancy by September.
The American Cancer Society urges prompt medical advice when painless lumps appear as potential early cancer indicators. Seek evaluation from a doctor to determine cause and appropriate next steps.
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