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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1949
Page
2
Dewey Invited to Lincoln Day Speech by Capitol GOP Women
Washington columnist Marquis Childs reports Oregonian that Republican women in the capital invite Thomas E. Dewey to deliver the Lincoln Day address in Washington. The piece notes Dewey's two presidential losses and suggests the event could let him speak frankly on his campaign experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Childs
Washington, D. C
Oregonian
Capitol City
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
National Capitol
Dewey
People of
America
New York City
Tammany Hall
What Men Notice About Women In Reading The Digest
A local reader quotes February Readers Digest findings on first impressions and male attitudes toward women. Celebrities including Norman Angel Robert Taylor Bing Crosby Edward Fenton Michael Arlen Henry C Link weigh appearance, walk, eyes, charm, and personality as clues to a woman’s character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Ealiz
Sir Norman Angel
Robert Taylor
Bing Crosby
Edward Fenton
Michael Arlen
Henry C Link
We’d Like to Meet That Guy Steve
A note about Steve Koch of Bridge Route son of Mr and Mrs John E Koch who was hurt when contacting his father’s car and was treated at Mast hospital where doctors stitched the wound without him crying. The feature praises his courage and quotes his nurseable resolve to not shed tears despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stever. Koch
John E. Koch
Bridge Route
Mast Hospital
Steve
Future Homemakers Honor Parents At Myrtle Point Banquet
About 250 people attended the first annual FFA FHA banquet at Myrtle Point High School honoring parents. County Agent George H Jenkins spoke of honoring parents and the value of home building as a key civic duty. The event highlighted students hosting and entertaining while reinforcing the role of Homemakers and Farmers groups in teaching citizenship and democratic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High School
Ffa-Fha
George H Jenkins
Americas
Unusual Weather Gripes Rally Readers for Relief
The column laments persistent severe weather with icicles and heavy snow in Los Angeles, noting six and a half inches of snow and extreme cold. The writer urges an end to the cycle and mockingly requests hopeful signs like blooming daisies and robins to break the stormy trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil Sexseral
Myrtle
Pat Manning
Los Angele
Bob
Cranberry land tax debate at club meeting draws mixed views
Forrest defended cranberry bog tax assessments citing per acre yields and a recorded sale to justify values while some growers protested high bills. He compared land values to timber and school costs, noting profits and losses, and invited cranberry club members to clarify the assessment basis amid tense but cordial discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wafield
Forrest
Oregon
Cranberry Club
Dora News: Southmayd Family Moves Into Norway Neighborhood
The J E Southmayd family from Lewellen Creek, Mr and Mrs Frank Southmayd, have moved into our neighborhood last Sunday, Norwegian community listing indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E Southmayd
Norway
Frank Southmayd
Lewellen Creek
Local Notes and School News From Dera District
Mr and Mrs Paul Davie and two visitors from Gravel Ford attended a gathering Sunday. Mary Ann missed school due to a cold last week. Mrs Pete Blank cared for her sister Mrs Lloyd Miller and infant son of Myrtle Point. O B Powde and Mr and Mrs Jay Freeman traveled to Portland. Patricia Everndean entertained friends on her birthday. Dera school district No 32 voted 24 to 1 against consolidating with Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann - Bee Wen
Pete Blank
Lloyd Miller
Myrtle Point
O. B. Powde
Jay Freeman
Portland
Patricia Everndean
Dera
Myrtle
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Ery Martey
Hall
EF. Wall
Maar
Mr Dewey
Harry S. Truman
Guy Lombardo
Bud Schulberg
Ball Park
Eddie Cantor
Victor Moore
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Shirley
Reed
Cowboy
Hirsch-Weis
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Sfite Hardware
United
Dora News
Cnlors
Paul Davie
Dren
Gravel Ford
Perkins’ Drug. Store
Myrtle Hotel
City Franchise Contractor
Buck Elliott
Eaptie
Reneomabe Cargo
Carl J. Nelson
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Broadway
Pheme
Hutson & Cochran
Roseburg
Jesse Clinton
Robert
Wiliam H. Johnston
Public Accountant
Security Bank Bldg
Myrtle Point, Ore
Chas. F. Wooldridge
Spruce
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