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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
3
Rural teachers will hold a meeting led by the district superintendent to discuss rural schools. Fiorence Beardsley, elementary supervisor from the state education department, will participate and present at the session.
Mrs Belle Overton Stevens died in Sweet Home on Wednesday morning at 64. She was the mother of the late husband of Mrs Howard Rackleff, with Patricia Overton as her only immediate relative besides her husband Mr Stevens. She had lived in Ere and Powers and worked as a cook in several camps nearby.
Mrs Nell Ray came back last Saturday from a ten day visit to Sweet Home with son John and family She traveled with them to Prineville Bend and Baker Also reports that local restaurants will not close for Fair week Jack & Jill Hamms Cafe and Moms Cafe plan usual weekend and weekday hours
Mrs. Robert Sheedy returns from a week in Portland with her husband and family as news of the Pearl Harbor attack echoed. Weene Lundy and guests hosted Ben Fisher and Nancy Fisher of Washington D C in Weedaytes. Mrs Ward Evans and two daughters visited Clifford Willon in Northern California prior to school reopening. E C Roberts and Betty drove to Dillard for peaches for canning.
Fearce president of the Yocal Rotary club attended a two day conference of Rotary presidents and secretaries in Eugene Tuesday evening. Coos county participants included Orvil Wood president of the Coquille club Hode Caugall secretary and Barry Chapman president of the Coos Bay club. The discussion focused on post war problems and how Rotary clubs and members can help solve them.
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