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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1948
Page
6
Local residents share visits and trips from Waldport to Coos Bay and beyond. Mr Beon serves in the state police. Dr Eleanor Gutman visits Coquille. Families travel to North Bend, Portland, Ashland, Grand Ronde, and Fort Lewis while others host relatives and attend library and college events.
Oregon State College plans a six year program to purchase high quality beef cattle sheep and swine with a $12 644 appropriation following long study by livestock men. The move funds new stock and housing as a beef barn and related buildings rise on the Corvallis campus across 35th street to support teaching and research in animal husbandry.
Mrs Jack Dunn and children, Mrs Ralph Whitaker and children, and Mrs Ellen Sehroeder and children were moved to the Saver cabin on Rogue River at Agnese by Midd Sehroeder early in the week and remained there. They were later joined by White husbands last Friday.
Floyd Stephens a longtime Powers resident who owned a bakery and confectionery there died in Roseburg early Friday from asthma and heart complications. He left Powers about six years ago and is survived by his wife in Roseburg and two sons Carl and Stuart plus grandchildren. Funeral services were attended by Lyle McCulloch and Harold Ross, both of Powers.
Two Oregon State College staff members Dr. Joseph Butts and Wayne Crews attend a Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies training session in Tennessee. The program, under contract with the Atomic Energy Commission, aims to award fellowships for using radioactive substances in medicine and agriculture.
Howard Doss plans to keep operating the club and golf course. Johnny Dayton and his orchestra will play for dances at the country club as in the past. The text also notes a claim about noses and bureaucrats with unclear relation to Philadelphia Dispatch.
A partial OCR fragment from a local notice offers unclear details. Readable names and places are absent, leaving the action and stakes unspecified in the surviving text.
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