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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
4
Readable fragments describe a local notice with names and dates unclear due to damaged text. The readable portion hints at an official action or sale and mentions officials but specifics are missing.
The event features a Yellowing programme including Deficedery Address by Judge Phil Liga and a varied lineup of overtures arias and quartets. Cast includes Mark Ashton Kate Ashton Lily Ashton and Caleb Hanson with period songs and a two act drama The Last Loaf.
A long list of holiday meals and visits across Colton Coquille Myrtle Point and Roseburg includes O W Heath recovering at home after illness and Mrs Chas Warner visiting her daughter Ada Ames and sister, with numerous relatives from Brown Culver Moundy Jolly Hutton and Moon sharing Christmas dinner or spending the holidays in Salem Marshfield Myrtle Point and Empire.
The article forecasts 1941 trends across wages, living costs, and farm income. It argues Congress will be cautious and spending-oriented, with higher payrolls and fewer strikes. It also analyzes foreign trade, utilities, bonds, and consumer sales amid World War II pressures.
Nyssa Idaho teacher Miss Betty Hannan was a guest at the home of H E Watkins. Mr and Mrs H E Watkins were holiday guests from Tuesday through Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Hansen near Waldport.
The Rev Rex W C Cronk died in a Tangent accident near the northbound railroad crossing. He preached at the local Methodist church for about two and a half years, later serving churches in Bonneville and Cascade Lacks. He was highly regarded for his flowers and service. survived by a widow and a stepson.
Lieutenant and Mrs Wayne 1k and Teddy visited Mr and Mrs Paul Breuer at their home in Olomyzie Wash on Friday. They planned to visit sister Mrs William Stolk in Sa'es enroute. Mrs Belle Breuer ill at home. Dinner guests were Mr and Mrs W J Carissa Jack and Burton of Klamath Falls. Salem visitors Mr and Mrs R V DeLapp and Ployd joined Christmas dinner at the J A Parrish home. David Barklow spent last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs T G Sumerlin while his parents were in Portland.
SITKUM residents report Keneth Laird returned from a six week U S trip to Florida and Cuba then via Detroit where he bought a new car for the Laird family. Christmas Day visits in the valley included the Alfords and related families with multiple households hosting relatives.
Fay Johnson returns to Rawlins for Christmas as the Johnson family greets her. Hondershott family hosts Charlie and Victor’s son visiting from Colorado. Mrs Ella Stumbo and relatives head to Los Angeles for a two week visit. Edna Zim hosts New Year’s gathering with Mastin Lassco and Francis You nus group. Nellie Armstrong and others attend Christmas gatherings. James Adamson of Springfield visits Whebrey home. Warren Knight returns from Camp Clatsop for the holidays. I F Knight from Springfield visits Henry Knight. A traveling examiner for opera toras and chauffeurs will be at Myrtle Point city hall January 8 from 10 a m to 3 p m.
Arago Missionary society will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. David Root with Mrs O H Ansen and Mrs Stroot to lead. Sunday evening guests at J J L Carl's home included Mr and Mrs F F Schroeder and Mr and Mrs Milton Schroeder and Lynn of Myrte Point Christman were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A Keltner with an array of attendees from Arago Cety.
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