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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
3
A 1947 season opener report laments widespread illegal duck hunting in the Ceqdille river valley. The writer condemns early shooting, urges wardens, and notes the impact on law abiding hunters and bird populations. Also mentions Christmas visitors to the Parrish home.
Dora DORA special notes Mr and Mrs Carl Liday and children from Portland visited their parents Mr and Mrs Jim Baker during the holidays. Velma Johnson and Charlies Johnson of Medford stayed with Mrs Gearhart at the Gearhart home. Oscar Bunch ill at Mast hospital. Jesse Cotton at Mast hospital after home stay. Hazel Bolin and daughter Esther returned to Coos Bay limber camp at Sitkum. L G Clark returned from Culdesac Idaho to be with daughters and parents for holidays.
Wr and Mrs Claude Walker and family of Broadbent with Miss Gloria Kerstein returned Sunday from Reno Nevada after the serious illness and death of Mrs Walker s sister They went via Eureka California to visit relatives.
Local visit by Mrs Jock Mayse and guests from Coquille noted during Christmas week. Coos Bay lumber camp opened Monday with busy log running and a successful week. Obituary: Mrs Belle Shepherd dies at Mast Hospital Myrtle Point and is buried at Dora. Sunday School elects Lincoln Miller superintendent and new officers.
Ruth Belle Shepherd of Dora died in Myrtle Point January 4. Born June 20, 1876, in Riddle Douglas County Oregon, she lived sixty two years here. Survived by two sons in Dora and Floyd in Portland and three daughters Stella Laird Sitkum Florence Gill McKinley Aubrey Kelch Newport plus one brother Kermit Larswell Sweet Home and
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