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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1948
Page
12
The Myrtle Leaf reviews a performance of a comedy drama by a renowned writer. The show promises suspense and humor, with audiences described as sitting on the edge of their seats and laughing throughout. It runs December 17 at 7 pm in the town theater.
The report mentions Mrs Charles Wilson and Janet visiting J C Ynes in Springfield last weekend. It notes the first snow of the season with 3 to 4 inches followed by high water by Monday. A Coca Bay Lumber company event is referenced. The 4 H club met Friday at Charles South’s home and activities continued after the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Hermens of Myrtle Point visited Ri mer Wilsons over the weekend. Leo Bennett lately with a cleaner's establishment in Coquille moves to California for new employment. Mrs Harold Shepherd spent a week in Portland for medical treatment and returned home improved. Mr and Mrs Lee Bennett accompanied her home. Mrs Myrtle Nash of Portland visited ten days with sister Mrs Perley Crowley. John Kim left Friday for San Francisco to attend a government project workers convention on Wake and Guam islands during the Japanese takeover. Mr and Mrs Orin Kirk of Em-
The description shows Miss Harnden calmly handling a patient’s anger without force. She notes depressions fears elations and conflicts are common in mental illness and that treatment hinges on understanding patience gentleness and kindness regardless of normal or abnormal adjustment.
Bernard flapp returned from Salem last Friday while Reymond Cummings and children from Rogue River visited his brothers Lynn and Ralph Cummings. Orin Kepler and Deloy spent Sunday with Miss Emme Schneider and Mrs. Lena Warner in Myrtle Point. Durrells from Coquille visited the valley Sunday. Arthur Jenkins returned Monday from Thanksgiving with relatives in Dillard.
Myrtle Point's Coos County Championship squad lands five players on the all star eleven selected by coaches from Marshfield Coquille Myrtle Point and North Bend. Ends Marvin Flitcroft Carl Morris. tackles Bill Wright Frank May. guards Tom Mullen Ed Gullison. center Joe Kaiser. quarterback Tink Hatfield. halfbacks Ralph Clarno Vernon Beebe. fullback Wayne Thompson.
C J L Rema has been ill and was woken to Keizer hospital in North Bend a week ago. His condition is improving. Dr Wood visits his sons Lyle and Donald in Browneville. niece and family look after his place. Aden Adkins and family left for a month in Custer South Dakota. Bob Ralph and Elmer Duerksen families are away with others returning from California. John Fabry visited relatives in Watsonville. Weekend guests included Mrs Nate Smith Darla Burkiow Melvin Kookum and Kenneth Allen of Roseburg.
A state 4-H dress review panel selects Wayne and Nina Jean Mendenhall for national competition in chicago. Contestants display pink cotton chambray outfits with black accessories. Winners receive a $25 savings bond and travel support from supporters.
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