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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1948
Page
4
A editorial argues inflation worsens access to medical care for about 40 percent of American breadwinners. It critiques socialized medicine, promotes cooperative schemes, and stresses prevention through broad educational campaigns and physician-led administration with government as helper, not dictator.
Mrs Warne's cabin Emelie resides in Walker Auto Court with other days at Schramm store, details sparse but notes the locations connected to a local residence and nearby business.
A writer cites Dr Joseph E Barmack on boredom causing fatigue in uninterested workers and students. He recalls testing shows lower oxygen use and rising exhaustion when interest lags, contrasting with older guides who stayed alert during demanding mountain climbs.
Reports from Gaylord area include Sidney Flenner’s fall near a swinging bridge, a drowning in Sitkum’s Coquille River dam break involving Al Roberts’s son, and local travel as C A Gilbert and J M Gilbert head to Texas to visit relatives. Community events feature Etaska school Christmas program prep, FF A state meeting, and the Gaylord Women’s Club Christmas gathering and planned New Year’s Eve dinner.
The item lists women including Mrs. D. Bones Mrs. Jesse Hayes Mrs James Devereaux Mrs Reese Daniels Mrs Lewis Kaufman Mrs Julia Howard Mrs Toole and Mrs Bogue Huntley as part of a social notice.
Coos County Gideons plan a Friday evening meeting at the First Church of Christ in Myrtle Point with a pot luck in the church dining room. Ed Russell coordinates arrangements and C C Farr of Coos Bay will preside. All Gideons and their wives are invited.
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