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21 Feb 1946
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a date style with 8 Sy of J, offering little readable context or clear event details. The text resembles a damaged archival line, not sufficient for a proper summary.
A meeting of Coos County dairy men will be held at Coquille city hall on Wednesday February 27. Meldon Carl of Arago chairs the organizing committee which aims to affiliate Coos County with the Oregon Dairy Breeders Association. By laws will be considered, and members may join. Roger Morse and William J Linfoot will attend to aid state organization.
The Vaquerea riding club plans a Sunday outing with riders assembling at the city park at 10 am. A pot luck lunch will be held wherever riders are at noon. President Leland Barklow chaired the meeting at city hall last Friday.
Capt. Elizabeth Dement daughter of Mrs. P W Laird and Lester T Dement returns to Myrtle Point on terminal leave from the Army Nurse Corps. She served in France Germany and Austria with the 106th Evacuation Hospital attached to the 3rd Army and became chief nurse of the 112th Evacuation Hospital in southern Bavaria. She wears four campaign stars and received the Bronze Star for meritorious service during the Battle of Normandy and in northern France.
Deputy Collector B Johnson will visit Coos and Curry counties to aid residents in preparing their 1946 federal income taxes. The itinerary includes Myrtle Point February 36 city hall Coquille February 27 and Bandon February 26. New baby Thomas Dement born February 19 in Emanuel hospital Portland to Mr. and Mrs Karl A Dement formerly of Myrtle Point.
A county court panel discusses the care of a detainee and two nurses with medical needs. They deem a security sergeant and a hospital health unit essential to welfare but question how to secure transportation for the nurse. Members plan to seek transport solutions while uncertain about timing.
Pleas from Coos County rural residents flood the county court asking immediate repair of rain damaged roads across roughly one mile per rural area. Court backs relief but cites worn equipment as the main hurdle until replacements arrive. Two revival trucks, the first since before the war, are in use. orders placed for a new shovel and a grader.
Miss Neva Berry and Verlin Moore Jr. married at a Wiboux Montana Lutheran church on February 2 at 8 PM. The couple plans ranch work with Verlin’s father in Frowident after a trip to North Dakota. They are Union High School Myrtle Point graduates.
The AON bridge club met Monday night at Mrs Ralph Whitakers home with Mrs Dallas Norton Mrs KE Barker Mrs Milton Beder Mrs Oliver Myers Mrs Yartif Mrs Eldon Brodie and Mrs Waldemar Gurney present. Barker Rackleff captured second place.
Tournament schedule lists Myrtle Point facing Marshfield Junior High at 2 p m in Coquille high gym. If they win, they meet the North Bend Coquille winner at 8 p m with consolation games at 3 and 4 p m and finals at 7 and 8 p m on Saturday.
The meeting covered cattle breeding with J. W. Slater and Prof. Brandt urging progress. They discussed artificial insemination and planned future sessions. Next gathering set for Wednesday, March 90, at the Hoey and Gould ranch.
A new local group of Republican women launched to contact eligible voters for full registration ahead of primaries and election. State leaders Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. Albert Powers met with local leaders at a luncheon at the Myrtle Hotel cafe. Participants included Mrs. Verne Landy Mrs. W. W. Gurney Mrs. Ellis Dement and Mrs. Harry Dement as the program was outlined.
Ralph T. Moore of Coos County has filed to run in the May 17 primary for the state legislature. He heads Cape Arago Lumber in Empire and is tied to Moore Mill and Lumber in Bandon. Moore has served two terms as Coos County representative and seeks a third.
Coos county will receive a check for 962067.12 from O and C Company within a few days pending processing and official issuance by county treasurer.
Thirty two Mountain States Power linemen remained off the job for a sixth day after a Sunday walkout. Company officials offered no negotiation and left the dispute unresolved as talks stalled.
C. C. Farr, Coos Bay merchant known in Myrtle Point, received the Silver Beaver citation from Oregon Trail council. Ralph Harris presented the award at a Coquille area meeting, honoring Farr for outstanding service to scouting and the community. Farr is part of Farr & Elwood firm.
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce banquet for the two local basketball squads postponed for a second time due to conflicting meetings. Originally set for February 14 the dinner was moved to February 18 and rescheduled date to be announced later.
The Myrtle Point Lions club hosted its annual ladies dinner dance last Saturday at the Coquille Valley Country Club. Thirty five couples attended with music by the SoutheTon dance orchestra from Coquille. upcoming events note Coquille Lions on the 38rd and Rotary on the first Saturday in March.
Officials took up a water system complaint and disposed of the matter. The session addressed the concern and concluded with a formal resolution.
A local furniture business in Oregon undergoes remodeling to upgrade shows and display areas. The project affects available floor space and may improve showroom layout for customers.
Lions Club hosts a Boy Scout dinner with Scoutmaster Rev. Phil Ryan presiding and assistants Walter Smith and other volunteers guiding the event. Scouting leaders include James Cooper Frank Weber Billy Creeks and others as diners and helpers are listed.
Reading fragment describes a surprising lineup called the Babes made of former college and high school players. It suggests strong performance and a bold team identity.
Mr and Mrs Harold Bargelt of Broadbent moved to Remote last week and on the 18th took over the pest last few Regent, pressure noted as the deed and will action unfolds.
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