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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1941

Page

3

Mrs. Alvin King Burial Services Held Wednesday

Mrs. Alvin King died after childbirth at a Coquille hospital. Funeral services for Mrs. King and her baby were held at the Church of the Open Bible in Powers with Rev. F H Barr officiating. Interment was in the local cemetery. The article notes pioneer family ties and lists surviving relatives.

Illahe Charles Hillings Alvin Scoop) King A. King Virgil Buster Dale Alsters Dorothy Charlene Elaine Thompson Reedsport

Mystic lodge meets with refreshments served

The Mystic chapter CBS met Thursday evening for a regular meeting and refreshments were served by Mrs. J V Sheridan. Several locals and visitors were noted in town and about including Mr and Mrs Clifford Davis, Miss Ebrola Valkmar, and Miss Grace Lambert visiting or returning from Portland and Marshfield.

Mystic CBS J V. Sheridan Clifford Davis Canyonville Sherman Lewis A. C Billings Alvena Billings Mary Slonecker Portland A. C. Billings Alvin Leo Frye Elwin Frye Myrtle Gqirs Clare Lehmanowsky Myrtle Point Archie Lane Charles Geitner Fairview Ebrola Valkmar Carl Stewart George Pefffers Coquille G P Stewart James Teutschnee James Gamwell Stephen Marshfield Joseph Cowan North Bends G C Medlock Grace Lambert Dinelda Medford Mary Barklow Evelyn Barklow V.ctor Langston

Pinocombe Club Hosts Pinochle Gathering

Mrs. Allen King Jr hosted the Pinochle club at Mrs. E Hannon’s home on Wednesday. Guests included Mrs. Jess Gherd, Mrs. Ogden Endicott, and Mrs. James McCulloch. Members present were Mrs. King, Mrs. Hannon, Mrs. Lester Thorp, Mrs. Lillian Tobin and Mrs. W L Stemmerman. First prize went to Mrs. McCulloph, second to Mrs. Endicott, and low to Mrs. Thorp.

Bernard Hawver Fellowship Club James Sheridan Boyd Rasmussen Allen King, Jr E. @. Hannon Jess Ghepherd Ogden Endicott James McCulloch King Hannon Lester Thorp Lillian Tobin W L. Stemmerman McCulloph Endicott Thorp Burch Albert Burch Bernard Hawser Jess Shepherd Olin Lay Flyin ‘Tull B. F. McRae James Clay Mc J Raw May

Natal Day Ass'n Plans Meeting at Powers on August 29

The 40th annual Coos County Natal Day association meeting will be held in Powers on Friday August 29 with CES as hostess. Officers include Helen K. Gamwell president Ralph Kring acting vice president and Hazel M Lewis secretary treasurer. Lyle Stewart former vice president now in Walnut Creek cannot attend. The event opens at 10 registration in the High school gym, luncheon at 12 18 in the Fellowship clubhouse, afternoon session at 2 in the gym, and an evening program at 6 with chapters performing and visiting notables.

Coos County Natal Day Association Powers CES Helen K. Gamwell Ralph Kring Myrtle Point Hazel M Lewis Lyle Stewart Mystic Walnut Creek California OFS Order Robert Morris Faye Ambrose Portland Phillip Schweizer Independence June Martin Marshfield Sesson

Oregon dairymen urged to extend feeding period for higher output

A dairy advisory committee of Oregon’s agriculture department urged producers to extend feeding into late summer and winter to raise milk and butterfat output 10 to 15 percent for 1941 42, tied to lend lease demand and prices. The group named A W Metzger and P M Brandt to represent Oregon on the National United Dairy committee with C T Richardson as chairman.

Oregon Dairy Advisory Committee State Department of Agriculture Cairy National United Dairy Committee Memed A. W .Metzger P. M. Brandt Oregon State College National Committee C. T Richardson Hisboro Dairy

Couple from Myrtle Point to Move to Los Angeles

Move South Qu fr and Mrs Don Coffield longtime Myrtle Point residents since 1940 plan to relocate to Los Angeles next week. Coffield worked at Hewkins Broa mill and Mrs Coffield ran Tutu's Reality Shop. She assisted a local bowling team last winter and spring. They left Tuesday for Vancouver to visit Meyrin Point Sandss and Wayn for California.

Don Coffield Myrtle Point Vancouver Wash Los Angeles Coffield Hewkins Broa. Mill Mrrs Tutu Reality Shop Tuseday

Shower Honors Mrs Casler With Wide Guest List In Gaylord

Mrs William McKinley hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Carl Casler and Patty Warner Thursday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Henry6th, Mrs Berlyn Huntley Myrtle Point, Mrs Glen Grant and Eileen, Mrs Reese Daniels and daughters, Mrs Charles Knight, Mrs A H Howard and Charlotte, and many others from Broadbent Powers and Myrtle Point. The Gaylord 4 H sheep club held a meeting at John Neals with a picnic and river swim afterward.

H. D. Benes Gaylord William McKinley Arl Casler Etty Warner Henry &6Th Berlyn Huntley Myrtle Point Glen Grant Eileen Reese Daniels Charlee Evelyn Charles Knight A H. Howard Charlotte Verne Huntley Jerry John Warner Truman Hartley Emery Eggers Betty Broadbent Florence Whit James Devereaux W. P. Lear H D. Bones Keirh Hayes Kenneth Rolfe William McKinsey Lyman Rolfe Powers Nora Haimey Vance George @ourke Bones Floras Creek Louis Lamb Waldo Lee Monty Merl Sfiss Louise -Sanders Mora Hainey Kenneth Barétdoll Virgil Iota Frank Schramm Eoquille Cenora Hayes L. Robinson Jimmy Sacramento Calif Robinsons Jesse Hayes Lenore Fred Cheff John Neal Stone Daniels Glen Mulian Greenfield Marshfield Thomas Luttrell Klorice Anita Merle Lund Robert Carman Clinton Carman John Carman Phyllis John Meniels Cottage Grove

Foresters Harvest Cones For Planting In Carson Washington

Forestry crews harvest fir and cedar cones this week under Clyde Thorp and crew leaders Donald Wolfe Robert Aiken Francis Fox and Edward Swensen. Ten bushels fir and fifty bushels cedar cones will be shipped to the Win River currery in Carson Washington for fall planting. Seed from the three year old shipments will grow into 006 000 seedlings this fall half planted now and half in spring. Weather this week brings higher temperatures and drying winds with visibility around 3 miles at lookouts Tuesday morning.

Forest Service Cere Sonsiating Clyde Thorp Ix Charge Donald Wolfe Robert Aiken Francis Fox Edward Swensen Win River Carson Washington

Lucky Helpers Demonstration Canning Peaches At Home

The Lucky Helpers 44 canning club met Wednesday morning at leader Mrs. James Gemwell home. Darilyn Munro and Anona Johnson demonstrated canning peaches. Maynard Reyang of Coquille was in town on Bloomday.

James Gemwell Darilyn Munro Anona Johnson Maynard Reyang Coquille Blomday Jar

Cartys Move to Bremerton After 15 Years in Town

Mr. and Mrs. Wasley G. Carty Lorraine and Myrtle Way moved Sunday to Port Orchard Washington where they bought a new home. Roderick will stay with his grandmother Mrs. Anderson until December. Carty has worked in Bremerton since last fall and they came down to help with the move.

Wasley G. Carty Lorraine Myrtle Way Port Orchard Washington Roderick Anderson Carty Bremerton Lorrainé

Former Agent Returns to Work at Powers Depot

P. Easley resumes duties as station agent and telegrapher for Powers at the & P. depot after years away. He and Mrs. Easley plan to move into their home once the Wegners vacate for Myrtle Point. Mrs. Easley and her sister Miss Brady of Coquille were in town Tuesday.

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And Set Up Andes Teat

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Mrs Alvin King Milton Greenfield Greenfield John Purvis Pinocombe Club Mrs. King Texaco Station Dell Curtis Ken, Rolfe Natal Day Ass'n Home Cafe Mr. and E. H. Rotert Powers, Oregon Cartys Perdork Coe Mike Cleatee
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