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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1961

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2

A Brother's Farewell to Floyd Hall in Grieving Tribute

George Hall writes a heartfelt tribute to Floyd Hall, detailing his sudden death from a heart attack after a late visit and expressing regret for not fully showing appreciation. He recalls their years together, quotes Bryant and Southey, and bids Floyd good night with a promise of reunion.

George Hall Floyd Hall George Hall Myrtle Point Coos County Floyd Esther Elks’ Club William Cullen Bryant Southey

Coos County Teacher Workshop Sponsored by State Education

The Extension division of the State System of Higher Education will sponsor a two day Coos County teachers workshop on Thursday August 20 and Friday August 31. About 700 teachers from Coos County are expected to attend with Roseburg and Reedsport participants joining in past years. Courses include Education 410 Methods and Research Materials worth 3 graduate credits usable for elementary or high school records. Dr. John Suttle of the University of Oregon will oversee credit opportunities. Noted speakers include Dr. Francis B. Nickerson and Dr. David Brody from Monmouth Oregon.

Extension Division State System of High Education Coos County Reedsport Gerdiner Roseburg John Suttle University of Oregon Francis B. Nickerson State System of Higher Education David Brody Oregon College of Education Monmouth

Neighbors Honor RNA Float at Coos County Fair

Mrs Lloyd Eggers reported the RNA float won first place in the Coos County Fair parade. The recorder was asked to send thanks to those who made the float possible. Mrs Hank Rowell was float committee chair. refreshments were provided by Neva Floyd and Mrs Larry Cook.

Oracle Lloyd Eggers R.N.A Coos County Recorder Ohse Hank Rowell Neva Floyd Larry Cook

Teachers Back to Work in Myrtle Point District

Lucille Danielson Lane County School Superintendent will keynote the Myrtle Point Educators In Service on Monday August 28 at the high school. The event includes discussions on classroom atmosphere, a panel, and welcome remarks by local officials.

Lucille Danielson Lane County Myrtle Point Danielson Ross Pinkley John Rhodes Verlin Hermann Hermann Broadbent Coos County North Bend Basses Mirtle Point Hubert Armstrong Arago Myrtle Crest

Survival Books Available Here

Ron Fadkett, director of the Coos County Civil Defense organization, announced this week that all necessary Civil Defense survival literature is now available. In Myrtle Point the material is available at Television Systems Inc on Spruce Street and at the city hall.

Ron Fadkett Coos Cisit Defense Organization Myrtle Point Iter Televisior Systems, Inc Spruce St Powere Bere Noth Rend

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