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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1949

Page

3

Founders Day Observed by Powers P T A

Founders Day observed by the local F T A with songs, readings, and remarks honoring the founders of the movement Mrs Theodore Bierney and Mrs Phebe Apperson Hearst. Attendees included former presidents and community members as plans for school and club activities were discussed.

Sind F.T.A Floyd Summers Oe Gram. Ve Gayle Anderson Juanita Miller Billy Walker Jim Brown Arold Lambert Leonard Grove Billy Goodman Theodore Bierney Phebe Apperson Hearst de Purvis Carl Briggs Hazel Lewis James Gamwell Gerald Pope Vern Taylor Kipling Fern Beer Floy Hammack Clarence Conger Donald Patty Cook James Cook Jo-Sonja Fandren Darlene Barton Jean Harry Fandren Cook Stanley Jimmie American Legion Auxiliary John Bushnell Red Cross Valley Camp R. N A A . King Alvin King Coquille Ray Wyland Arthur Smith Outer Sentinel Dale Crew Kenneth McKenzie County Crecle Mystic CBS Valentine Archie Lane Powers Garden Club Roy Appleton State Federation of Garden Clubs Appleton Lane Coos Bay Logging Company Coos Bay Lumber Co Geo. Dwyer Gleneden Larry Dwyer Mary Warber James Brady Farber L. L. Stanley Portland Mise Devore

Our Correspondent Visits His Mom and Pop

Our Correspondent visits Myrtle joint and Cassy Rush at a two story house along the route to Bridge. The stop at Schram's store sparks weather talk as Jim and Mrs Brooker note the warm sun after a harsh cold wave. Young Jim bursts in with news about Jill.

Myrtle Cassy Don Rush Bridge Schram Jim Brooker Jim Brooker Jill

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Student Editors Honored for Publications Work

Mr. P Bruidect and Journalion honored for active involvement in student publications. Recognition reflects strong contribution to campus journalism and editorial activities.

P. Bruidect

Potato Truck Wrecks Building on Spruce Street

A potato truck from Klamath Falls driven by Jack Brown of Dairy Ore broke loose from its spot near the Cook residence on Spruce Street around 4 30 Sunday and crashed into A M Littles saw shop. A plate glass window broke and the front of the shop was wrecked with damages estimated at 150 dollars by Billingsley and Huggins Insurance. The truck sustained no damage.

Klamath Falls Jack Brown Dairy, Ore Cook Spruce Street A. M. Little Billingsley and Huggins Insurance Agency

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