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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1949

Page

6

Veteran recalls wartime service and reunion plans

Point recounts receiving a 15000 word newsletter from a former first sergeant. He served in Canada and Alaska on the Alcan highway before joining the 62nd Engineer Light Equipment Company at Camp White Oregon in 1943. He served with the 625th Engineers and sailed from New York aboard the Queen Mary in 1944. He fought in England France Belgium Holland and was in Germany at VE Day before moving to the Philippines where the Japanese surrendered. Plans are under way for a company reunion in 1986 in Illinois. He authored a 190 page history of the unit published for veterans.

Philippines Ward

Kirschs Visit Portland and Valley Cities

Mr and Mrs Ted Kirsch and family spent a week touring Portland Salem Albany and Corvallis for business and pleasure. In Portland they stayed with Kenneth Sawyer agriculture chairman of the Portland Chamber of Commerce. In Albany they visited C R Apple and in Corvallis hosted by Mr and Mrs John Hess with Hess an engineering instructor at Oregon State University. They also visited their grandfather Augusta Kirsch in Stayton.

Ted Kirsch Portland Salem Albany Corvallis Kenneth Sawyer Portland Chamber of Commerce C R. Apple Corvall Kirsch John Hess Hess O. S

Counties Face Welfare Budget Revisions For Next Biennium

Coos county projects a welfare budget totaling about 1 025 808 for the coming two years with state and federal roles rising. Proposals urge state takeover of most obligations, raising county caps to 20 percent, and amendments to the six percent limit to ease county burdens.

Aiken Coes Coes County Coos County Coos Multnomah County Association of Counties

Dora School Pupils Stage Valentine Party

Dora school hosted a St Valentine’s gathering despite rain and poor roads. Mrs Easton assisted 16 pupils in games and contests while relatives enjoyed refreshments including potato salad pickles cake ice cream and Kool Aid.

Dora School Easton Marlin Long Troy T S Easton Canyon Mapris Paul White Larette Jimmy Sha Jay Counts Wilma Nickey Joyce Harvey Osborn Johnny Barbara Harry Mast Fred Mabel Cotton Claude Fitzgerald Stephan Linda Roan Kathryn Thelra We'ker Shirley Baker Gloria Staman Marvin Bilderback Albert Weathers Kenneth Johnson

Selma Plans Founders Day Event and School Building Talks

Selma hosts a Parents Teachers meeting at 8 p.m. in the Junior High auditorium with C N Pree of Portland presenting on school buildings. Founders' Day observance will be led by Mrs. Howard Whitaker. O W Pafford visits San Francisco for family illness then plans to assist in Santa Anna with auto and electrical business.

Oregon Washington C. N. Pree Portland Parentie Education For Howard Whitaker O. W. Pafford San Francisco Lettermans Hospital Mr. Pafford Santa Anna

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