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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
2
Local item shows names BILL PALMROTH SHIRLEY FRANCIS KATHERIN CARMAN in a short notice from Myrtle Point Herald. Details are sparse and no event or date is provided. Further readable context may clarify connections or actions.
The Insurance Information Institute warns Oregon residents and others that car thieves target unlocked vehicles filled with gifts. Thieves seek presents left unattended, so shoppers should lock belongings in trunks and avoid leaving valuables in plain sight. A locked door can deter thieves within about 15 seconds. In year many cars were stolen nationwide with keys in ignition.
The article notes heavy auto theft targeting cars over three years old. It cites negligence, parts demand, and thieves’ perceptions of concealment, urging Oregon shoppers to lock cars and hide Christmas packages, with a playful jab at sleighs for drivers of reindeer teams.
Jessie Fuller Hoover a longtime Myrtle Point resident died November 24 at age 60 She was a former Plan teacher and active in the Presbyterian Daughters of the American Revolution and Valley View AR Luc Surviving are numerous children grandchildren and great grandchildren with her husband Arthur James predeceasing her Funeral services were held at the Myrtle Point Chapel of Coos Mortuary. Maude Amelia Jackman 82 died November 1 in Drain Born October 23 1883 in Coquille she is survived by her husband and several siblings and grandchildren Services were held at the Myrtle Point Chapel with private interment in the Masonic Cemetery Coquille.
The Myrtle Point Chamber tour showcased Acne Wood Products fate in arrow shaft manufacturing led by Ray Getchell. Financed by SBA and Myrtle Point Development Corp, the firm moved from Norway and competes with Norway Archery owned by Tom Coffman.
MacLaren School for Boys in Woodburn Oregon seeks donations for its residents during the Christmas season. The note thanks supporters who provided clothing toiletries toys and music materials and notes about 400 boys receiving gifts in prior years.
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