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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
2
A reflective note on shift from summer crowds to back to school tasks. Corners darken with richer cotton tones, natural waists rise, and skirts lengthen as routines shift. The piece captures seasonal labor, porch painting, winter hay, and planting seeds for spring, all within a sense of living in God’s world.
Sung Chin Kim recalls Korea Arbor Day actions led by Myung Hama with Myrtle Point Rotary club sending Myrtle tea seedlings. Volunteers planted pine and chestnut seeds, covered roots, and left thanking seedlings will one day reach the mountains again. The event marks renewal after war damage.
Howard O Milford discusses middle aged perspective in The Rotarian urging higher moral standards in business. He warns that present expediency tempts men and stresses applying religious principles to daily professional life.
Highlights note Elsie Downing attends a mathematics meeting. the summary references a talk by an unspecified speaker. Further readable details are limited in the fragment.
Fred W Osburn was born July 2 1008 in Havenville Kansas. He died August 2 in Myrtle Point at age 77 after living in the Myrtle Creek area the past three years. His wife Georgia preceded him in death in 1887. Surviving are sons Phillip and Georgia Frances Catron of Yakima Washington, two brothers, 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
We thank our many friends for acts of kindness and sympathy extended to us during our recent bereavement. e.T. and Becton thank you for your support.
D F Gurney of Myrtle Point, aboard USS Mathews in Amphibious Squadron Seven, participates in the largest peacetime amphibious assault drill at Camp Rilea in August 1931. The exercise involves U S Navy and Army units training for an amphibious operation.
Mrs Jerry Hemnshell and child ren of Roseburg visited in Remote at Mrs Bill Stalins home on Sandy Creek. Raymond Brimhall visited from North Bend with his grandparents. Charles BenWors and family went to Coos Bay for an overnight with Jerry Ford family. Leo Leckhman entered Mercy hospital Roseburg for a heart condition. Claude Hill of Klamath Falls moved to Remote with family. Jim Rowe family relocated to Remote as Rouse takes over for Leo Lockman on heart recovery. Lockman previously worked for Hutchins Construction on Highway 42 near Remote. Cleo Parke moved to Coos Bay for work with Weyerhaeuser. Parfect Strickland of North Bend visited at their ranch on Sandy Creek. Arnold Sullivan, working in Newport, spent the weekend in Remote.
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