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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1961

Page

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Floyd Hall Remembered For Values Of Life And Work

This obituary recalls Floyd Hall who died last Friday in Myrtle Point after a life in printing and publishing. It highlights his devotion to family including wife of 40 years and four daughters, 13 grandchildren, and his two communities. It notes his integrity, belief in government principles, and the calm, orderly death after a day spent with family.

Floyd Hall Floyd Ms Mark Myrtle George Lfe Myrtle Point Little Mike

Crowds Block Emergency Response in Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point Fire Chief Mitch Myers blasted residents who follow calls in crowds. On Maple Street a resuscitation call drew a crowd and parked cars, delaying the ambulance as firefighters cleared traffic to reach the stricken young man who was revived by an attending physician. Chief Myers vows action if calls continue to attract onlookers.

Myrtle Point Mitch Myers Maple Street Myers

Home Extension Officers Meet Tomorrow

Coos county Home Extension unit officers will gather for training ahead of September organization meetings. Mrs. Olin Jenkins, secretary to the County Advisory Committee, will meet with secretaries and treasurers at 10 a.m. in the Extension office conference room in Coquille. Mrs. L. O. Anderson, chairman, will address the vice chairmen at 1 p.m. in the conference room for the 1961–62 organization.

Coos County Olin Jenkins Coquille L. O. Anderson

Car Rolls Wild On Spruce Hill

A run away car slipped its brakes in the 1100 block on Spruce Saturday night crashing through the street school grounds fence and yard then into Dean Brown’s garage. The car had been parked at 1129 Spruce at Don Troxell’s home and caused light damage given the late hour.

Spruce Spruce Stret Dean Brown Don Troxell

Four-Year-Old Injured by Bicycle Near Home

Julie Ann Francis, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ritchie Francis of 1601 Maple Street, was hit by a girl on a bicycle while playing in front of her home yesterday afternoon. She suffered a broken leg, was taken inside the Francis home, and is in a cast with little pain and doing okay.

Julie Ann Francis Ritchie Francis Maple Street Julie Ann Francis Mrs. Francis Jis

Floyd Hall Dies in Sleep After Long Newspaper Career

Floyd Hall, longtime Canby Herald owner and publisher, died in his sleep. Born in Meridian Idaho he spent his life in the newspaper business with ties to Toledo Medford Buell Idaho Myrtle Point and Canby Herald. Surviving are his wife Esther daughters and son Elbert Floyd Hall Jr. and several siblings. He served in World War I and was active in Masonic Elks and the Methodist church. Interment at Zion Cemetery in Canby followed graveside services conducted by Rev Loomis.

Zion Cemetery Conby Loomis Conby Methodist Church Karl Dement Art Henry H. B. Gilpatrick G. E Albertson Hall George Linn Ritchie Francis Erwin Wilberger Austin Dodge Elton Schroeder Bill Downing Harold Bargett Frank Henry Dutch Clinton Paul Hammer W. J. Crim Paul Brewer Mr. Hall Meridian Idaho Toledo Medford Buell Canby Herald George Myrtle Point The Herald Esther Maple Walter Jean) Kraxberger Canby John E Bernice) Fisher Gladstone Donald N. Getty) Taylor Walla Walla Wadh Jack L Maxine) Sturza Wilow Elbert Floyd Hall, Jr W H Hall Dinuba Frank L. Purnell Whittier Cal Ralph D. Bilyeu C. E. Nelson Klamath Falls Masonic and Elks Lodges Methodist Church Chamber of Commerce Rotary American Legion France

Kindergarten Association Meeting Friday to Finalize Enrollment

There will be a meeting of the Kindergarten association Friday evening August 25 at 8 00 in the Kindergarten building. Parents of children of kindergarten age and those already registered are urged to attend as final registration precedes school start on September 5. If unavailable contact Mrs Charles L Poehlitz at 2763 before Friday.

Kindergarten Association Charles L. Poehlitz

Police Chief Clarence Ralph Recovers from Pneumonia

Myrtle Point Police Chief Clarence Ralph returns to partial duties after a severe pneumonia attack that confined him to bed for most of last week. He says previous mild bouts never reached the lungs as this one did, leaving him ill for three days.

Clarence Ralph Myrtle Point

Coos County State Fair Livestock Judges Named

The 4H livestock judging squads for Coos county at the Oregon State Fair and Pacific International were announced. Dairy team includes Kay Mercereau Arago Doris Fish Myrtle Point. Livestock team includes Nancy Delameter Bandon Patty Keizer North Bend Peggy Davenport Myrtle Point. Horse team lists Barbara Quivey Coquille Teddy Church Coquille Susan Gross Myrtle Point. Pacific International dairy and livestock squads feature Delores McCue Myrtle Point Patty Keizer North Bend Sendra McCue Myrtle Point and Lee Shull Bears Seals Vern Breuer Myrtle Point.

Coos County Kay Mercereau Arago Doris Fish Myrtle Point Wayne Shull Nancy Delameter Bandon Patty Keizer North Bend Peggy Davenport Barbara Quivey Coquille Teddy Church Susan Gross Delores McCue Myrtte Point Sendra McCue Lee Shull Bears Seals Vern Breuer

Myrtle Point Fair Sets Attendance Records All Week

The Myrtle Point fair drew record crowds over four days with total paid attendance over 20 000 and Saturdays 9 098 setting a new one day mark. The parade featured Schroeder Furniture taking first in commercial floats while the chamber float placed second. A Saturday night dance may have set an all time attendance record as crowds clogged the Community building.

Myrtle Point Schroeder Furniture Myrtle Point Chamber of

Myrtle Point plans major street projects next year

City Council begins planning a large street improvement program for Spruce and Maze streets and invites petitions from other areas. Admin says projects will be assessed on abutting property, with options to spread payments or pay cash after completion. Larger projects reduce foot front costs.

Myrtle Point Railroad Avenue Ben Nichols

Myrtle Point Council and School Board Plan Recreation Meet

An early joint meeting between the Myrtle Point City Council and District 41 school board is planned after Monday’s session. Administrator Ben Nichols notes potential cooperation in hiring a city Recreation Director for the summer and discusses shared recreation program concerns.

Myrtle Point District 41 Ben Nichols

Two Left-1911 Band Members Remain in Myrtle Point Band

Meary Volkmar and Lewis Reet are the sole survivors of the Myrtle Point Band that marched in the Coos County Parades in 1911.

Meary Volkmar Lewis Reet Myrtle Peint Fleet Coes County Pereds

Unclear fragment hints at street scene and crowd

Fragmentary text describes a crowded street and a man in bewilderment during rush hour. Mentions Portland and a confluence of faces as travelers move past. Reading remains uncertain due to poor OCR quality.

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