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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1950

Page

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President's letter mocks critics amid mid century crisis

The piece sketches the U S president sending a letter to a music critic, joking about punishing the critic for publishing a note on the president's daughter. It contrasts public reactions with wartime stress, hinting at a smear campaign and national amusement versus concern. It notes a cultural digression into Winchester rifles and rare model production.

United States Truman Josephin Moscow Red Russia Stalin Harry Hee Mr Truman Winchester

Why Do Men and Nations Fiddle While Soldiers Die

Editorial urges readers to contact Congress on wartime policy and the atomic bomb threat with calls to action directed to Senator Morse and Representative Ellsworth. It notes citizens and organizations should press for decisive action and includes various in-house notices and columns.

Myrtle Point Soviet Russia Russian Kremlin Wayne Morse Harrison Ellsworth Washington, D.C Morse Ellsworth

Santa to Welcome Kids at Big Christmas Party

Santa arrives at the Hiland Theatre Saturday at 1 30 p m to greet children of Southern Coos County. Lions Club and the theatre sponsor the event with a film featuring Shirley Temple. Buses will pick up children on routes before 1 30 p m and return them after the show. Photos will be taken for the Herald.

Santa Hiland Theatre Kiddies Coos County Sente Claus Lions Theatre Ture Rebeels Sunnybrook Farm Ghirley Temple Herald E Herald

Coos County School Census Totals 11 243 See 1 162 Gain

Coos County reports a school census of 11 243 as of October 25, with a gain of 1 162 from last year. Myrtle Point district shows 1 613 pupils, with 398 boys and 675 girls, reflecting consolidation effects from Catching Creek. Myrtle Point will become a first class district July 1, subject to Rural School board options.

Coes County Martha Mulky Purdy Innelwalve Purdy Ais Mumber Myrtle Point Comens Catching Creek Myrtle Point Myrtle Petet Scheol Scheel Board Con- Rurel Beard Severdine

City Dads Tackle Water Rents After Discrimination Debate

City officials spent the night revising an ordinance to address discriminatory water rates based on residence type and user class. After amendments the ordinance passed its first reading and will be read again January 8 for final passage.

Dunn Linn Browne

Extension Classes At Myrtle Point High Begin Jan 4

Extension service will offer Foundations of Physical Science at Myrtle Point High starting January 4 in room 14. Open to townspeople and graduates, three hours of college credit, twelve enrollments needed. Notify G B Goddard at the high school. Additional courses include art in Myrtle Point and science surveys in Bandon and Coquille.

Myrtle Point High David Stewart General Extension Division Myrtle Point Ately G B Goddard Coquille Valley

Former Graduates Attend Myrtle Point Lettermen's Ball Saturday

Myrtle Point High School lettersmen gather for the First Annual Lettermen's Ball with dancing by Medford Fuller and his orchestra from Reedsport. Officers for the Myrtle Point Active club were installed at a dinner-dance at the Coquille Valley Country Club.

Herold Belloni Myrtle Point Coquille Valley Myrtle Point High Medford Fuller Crack Dance Orchestra Reedsport

Meaning of Christmas The Stable and Peace

A reflective piece contrasts holiday cheer with the absence of Christ in Christmas tradition. It urges turning from wealth and selfishness toward the Bethlehem stable where the Infant Jesus offers peace, joy, and lasting love through giving and reverence. The message centers on faith, humility, and goodwill toward all.

Jack Peace Christ Bethlehem Mary Joseph Christ the Saviour

Sanitation Expert Urges Cleanup of Coquille River

Mr Gerow spoke to Myrtle Point Rotary officials about installing a local sewage plant to replace dumping into the Coquille river. He warned of high costs but noted sanitation benefits would repay the investment many times. Also noted is today’s Rotary gift exchange with a 2 center gift and no meeting the following week.

Dick Briges Nio Jettermen Pat Rickard E. C Barker Rickard Gerow Myrtle Point Coquille River Rotarians

Masons and Eastern Star to Install Officers Friday Night

Myrtle Point lodge and Elgin Chapter Eastern Star announce a joint installation of officers at the Masonic hall next Friday at 8 PM. Past Worthy Patron Ellis Schull will install Masons and Past Worthy Matron Mrs Howard Whitaker will install Eastern Star officers. A 6:30 PM potluck dinner for all members and families precedes the ceremony. the public is invited. Robert E Powrie elected master. other officers listed include A Dale Elliott senior warden and Robert E Sheed junior warden.

Myrtle Point Masonic Hall W L. Bell Bob Powrie Masonic Lodge Robert E. Powrie A. Dale Elliott Robert E Sheed Ralph D Kring Austin G Dodge Elden F Brodie Harold E. Stemmler Roder

Local Boy Reports Buddy Killed in Korea

Homer E. Huntley, overseas with the American army in Korea, writes his parents that a buddy was killed in action after their unit was ambushed. He describes a nearby car incident, says he avoided injury, and hopes to return home soon.

Buddy Korea Ben Huntley Homer E Keres Ben Coquille Capitol

Hiland Theatre Ad Placed Amid Safeway Boom

Local page advertises Hiland Theatre amid Safeway expansion, citing increased activity and consumer interest in nearby shopping areas. The notice implies relation to ongoing business developments and consumer attention in the district.

Community Chest Drive Totals Reported at Myrtle Point

Rev. Wilmer A. Briggs notes $834.12 deposited in the Community Chest fund since the drive began in Myrtle Point. He says this is not yet half of the goal and some workers have not reported. He urges funds be turned in promptly to complete the trial check.

Wilmer A. Briggs Rte Myrtle Point Riggs

Arago Resident Lands Big Steelhead in Derby Week Two

An Arago resident catches a large steelhead to take first place in the second week of the derby. The report notes the notable catch as a defining moment, with local interest centered on the fisher and the ongoing competition.

Arago

Spirit of Christmas Lights Up Myrtle Point Business Section

A fragmented Myrtle Point business page fragment hints at a Spirit of Christmas feature. The snippet mentions festive aims and local business involvement amid unclear lines about community mood and outcomes.

Myrtle Point

March of Dimes Drive Members Named for Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point March of Dimes drive announces the team and roles. Jack Dunn chairs the community director group with G W Hall handling public relations and Harry Dement as treasurer. Special committees include Harold Stemmier car and industry George Linn gifts and Paul Fransen schools. House to house duties go to Milton Schroeder and dinner cards to Mrs Andy Weber. Women’s committee is led by Mrs J M Myers.

Jack Dunn G W Hall Harry Dement Harold Stemmier Car and Industry George Linn G. B. Goddard Paul Fransen Milton Schroeder Andy Webber J. Ms. Bfyers J. M. Myers

Babson Outlook for 1951 to be Published Next Week

The Myrtle Point Herald announces the Babson Business and Financial Outlook for 1951 will appear in the next issue. Readers are urged to follow Roger Babson's forecasts on general business, prices, taxes, retail and foreign trade, labor, finance, farm trends, stocks, real estate, politics, and Korea related UN questions.

Herald Roger Babson Myrtle Point Herald Babson Mr. Babson

Effort to Be Made Supply Needy Meeting At City Hall

A committee plans to organize aid for needy families by distributing clothes and baskets. The group will meet at City Hall today and will operate Thursday through Saturday to accept donations and distribute relief items to those in need.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knockin George MR. and Mrs. Reader Scratch Meads Lettermen’s Ball Lettermen's Club Myrtle Point High School Active Club Country Club Tee Ranee Arara Rotary Masons and Eastern Star Safeway Harold Ross America March of Dimes Organization Drive Stock Market United Nations Roger W. Babson
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