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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1942
Page
6
George Jenkins, county agricultural agent, says all owners must register every mount at the county agent's office by January 16. The call comes from the Western Remount area headquarters as part of a government effort to identify equines and owners in the county.
An officer from the Western area stresses the strategic value of horses and mules for future warfare and domestic needs. He urges owners to provide prompt information to the county agent, noting voluntary patriotic duty while clarifying horses will be purchased only as needed.
Amik heads the list of seven basic foods featured on a coast to coast program Listen America broadcast Sundays from 12 30 to 1 00 Pacific Standard Time The United States Government sponsors this National Nutrition Program for Defense The Three Golden Rules of Nutrition are outlined and emphasize milk meat seafood eggs green vegetables fruit and bread with vitamins The rules urge daily inclusion of milk enriched bread or whole grain cereals and vegetables with a balance of proteins to support a healthy diet The message concludes with a note about a safer healthier population and mentions Denver Greer reporting from Hawaii and San Francisco
A fall winter fashion preview highlights lavish fur use in trims and ensembles. Designers showcase jewel-studded dresses, fox-trimmed jackets, and dramatic fur pieces from wide brim hats to fur accessories, stressing luxury and ornate detailing in a high glamour season.
The Myrtle Point Library Board reorganized for the new year with Mrs Chas Wooldridge as president and Mr Will Lundy as secretary. Council member Mrs H H Thomas was reappointed. other board members include Mrs Will Lundy Mrs Marlin Evans and Mrs Dale King. The group backs a nationwide book drive for army and navy stations and designates the local library as a depot.
Miss Mary Jane Sohneon, women’s editor of the Coos Bay Times for over a year, has announced her resignation. She may take a similar post at the Hanford California Sentinel and Journal. Her departure follows a trip to New York and eastern cities with her mother Mrs Ada Johnson.
Myrtle Point earns praise from Oregon officials as no traffic fatalities occurred in the town during the prior year. Mayor Jesse D Clinton receives the commendation letter from Earl Snell Secretary of State noting the citys superb safety record and urging continued efforts.
Governor Charles A Sprague urged saving waste paper in cooperation with the Office of Price Administration and Jerrold Owen of the Oregon State Defense Council. Counties are asked to organize drives to collect waste paper as demand and prices rise, with local defense groups possibly forming conservation committees.
The Tuberculosis Fund appeals to all workers and families to donate. The Cove county committee reports progress toward the goal and notes a large share of donations stay in the county to aid detection and prevention. Early diagnosis and treatment save hours of work and help cure or arrest cases, urging immediate contributions.
Misses Doris and Betty Jones left for Eugene to resume winter term at the University after two weeks with their father Arthur R Jones and grandparents Mr and Mrs E W Jones. Elton Schroeder postmaster rode to Portland for business then attended state fair directors meeting. Roy Miller Jr returned home after a week with grandparents on Sheridan ranch. Otto Davia, formerly with a local company, visited from Port Orchard Washington. Miss Margaret Davis also visited from Eugene. Dr E F Beeber and family moved to the K Cutler home. L C Davenport and Shirley of Coquille moved to the Elvin Eads house on the hill. New telephones added for Dr E F Beecher, Ward's Radio Repair, and John Kock of Bridge. Elvin Eads moved into the Bertha McKerron residence. Mr and Mrs Mable Berkiow and Alden of Marshfield left for California for holidays, visiting Oakland and Alameda relatives, returning January 8. Mr and Mrs W H Brown of Myrtle Point learned their son Roy in Honolulu is safe and serving in defense work.
Mahee Moner Bell, freshman in the pharmacy program, made the honor roll, honoring her and her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lamlamme of Myrtle Point. Wendall Hall has returned to Beverley Hills, California, after Christmas visit with friends and relatives here. Best hotel value listed for Portland area at 13th Morrison, with single rates from $1.60 and family of four at $3.80, noting the Freeza Garage Hotel.
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