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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1954

Page

7

Coos-Curry Pioneer Club Inches Toward Curator Hires

At the monthly Coos Curry Pioneer and Historical Association meeting on Saturday the 14th the curator hire failed due to funds. Ralph Stephens and Mrs Mary Randleman volunteered without pay as the museum gains new items and improvements including shelves and banisters built with lumber donated by George Burr. The exhibit list grows with a handmade spinning wheel from the Women’s Civic Club of Coos Bay and items from the estate of William H Schroeder. Mrs Esther Brandt donated $10 for the museum.

Ralph Stephens Mary Randleman Coos-Curry Museum Committee George Burr Women’s Civic Club of Coosy Erc William H. Schroeder Coquille Earl Schroeder Esther Brandt James Maple Brandt Detlefsen J.D. Carl Bert Gould J. Norton Ed Detletenn Bruce Coquille Hotel

Health for All in Grim Sea Tale Reflected in Press

A fragment discusses health, sailors, and a sardonic note on illness. It mentions Gilbert and Sullivan and a captain, contrasting sea sickness with a harsher fate, and hints at modern science shaping interpretations of disease.

Gilbert and Sullivan

Motion sickness spread as travel grows and transport advances

The column notes motion sickness affects planes trains and cars, not just seas. Wartime tests defined its signs and showed it challenges doctors and engineers. Drug remedies offer protection, while travel remains a major risk for most people.

Coos County Tuberculosis and Health Association

Sitkum News Notes From Local Grange and Visits

Sitkum News reports Mrs. Elmer Strode and Mrs. Elmer Wilson helped fix the McKinley grange booth at the fair grounds last Thursday. Ray Clarno visited with Mike and Berry of Eugene, and Mildred Strode plans to attend teachers college at Monmouth on a scholarship after staying with relatives in Portland. The Laird brothers couldn’t haul hay because of rain and filled silo. Ed Bowen’s family remain as teachers. Charles Wilson made a business trip to Coos Bay.

Elmer Wilson Elmer Strode Mildred Florence McKinley Grange Fair Grounds Ray Clarno Mike Brad Berry Eugene Ivan Laird Ray Mildred Strode Percy Strode Portland Monmouth William Strode Elmer, Strode Ed Bowen Laird Bros Charles Wilson Coos Bay

Local families guest at the Evernden home

Mrs Mermann and party visited here and in Myrtle Point with Mrs Dén Erickson and children of Iowa and Mrs Elmer Kirken dall of Portland. They were hosted by Mr and Mrs Earlman and Mrs Andy Newhouse and Mr Newhouse's son, with Mr and Mrs Ralph Brown of Bandon joining over the weekend.

Mermann Myrtle Point Dén “Erickson Iowa Elmer. Kirkendall Portland Earlman Andy Newhouse

Grady Johnson's Mother Dies at 50 in Myrtle Point

Mrs. Ora Ray Johnson known as Grady Johnson died Tuesday morning aged 50. Born April 21 1904 she lived in the area. Survived by husband Grady Johnson son Lt. Donald Warner and other relatives. Funeral Friday at 1 pm in Schroeder's Chapel. Infant son of Bill Brower died at birth at Mast hospital. Survivors include parents and grandparents.

Grady Johnson Grady Ohare Ora Ray Johnson Myrtle Point Donald Warner Aeay BPW Red Cross Schroeder's Chapel Bill Brower Mast Hospital Chet Noyes Gilbert Brower

Mary Jane Smith obituary notes 1861 birth in Keith Scotland

Mary Jane Smith born January 29 1861 in Keith Scotland British subject died August 23 1954 at Myrtle Point Nursing Home resident since 1950. Formerly owned Floral Lake resort. Husband died 1941. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm burial at Denmark Cemetery. No known survivors.

Mary. Jane Smith Mary Jane Smith Keith Scotland Myrtle Point Floral Lake Resort Denmark Cemetery

Man Caught With Deer Meat Fined by Justice Barton

Edgar Leslie Ralph was arrested Saturday August 21 by State officers Walt Hershey and Dick O Conner for illegal possession of an untagged out-of-season deer. He pleaded guilty before Judge Jess Barton and was confined in the county jail to serve a $500 fine. See Mrs James L Brown for piano lessons starting Sept 8 at 1504 Harris Street.

Edgar Leslie Ralph Walt Hershey Dick O'Conner Jess Barton

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