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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1941

Page

5

Safety patrol officers named from Summers room and class officers chosen

New safety patrol officers are Nola Rae Christy and Delos Huffman from Mr Summers’s room. The sixth grade elected Kenneth King president Edward Brown vice president and Eloise Vadnais secretary, with Lucille Berry and Eddie Blackney as safety patrolmen. The grounds committee chose Phyllis Chezen and Walter Barklow. Rena Wilder named news reporter. The room beautification chairman is Patricia Sassen. The Junior High teams will play Riverton on Saturday the 11th at Riverton and Coquille Junior High will visit Myrtle Point on Jan 15. The article then shifts to Druids and mistletoe customs and ends with a note on Japan importing medicines.

Annabelle Vadnais Mr Summers Nola Rae Christy Delos Huffman Beverly Haynes Munson Miss Fowler Riverton Coquille Junior High School Myrtle Point Rena Wilder Kenneth King Edward Brown Eloise Vadnais Lucille Berry Eddie Blackney Phyllis Chezen Walter Barklow Patricia Sassen

Large Ears Heredity Claim Faces Scientific Scrutiny

A heredity expert asserts that if one parent has large ears then all offspring inherit large ears. Critics dispute the claim noting genetic complexity and variable expression across generations.

Oregon Motor Association Warns on Gas Tax Use and Safety

Dr. E B McDaniel reports that Oregon's 14.97 million dollar motor tax haul in 1888 funded highway work with no diversions. AAA data show 181.654 million diverted nationwide to non highway uses, prompting calls for constitutional safeguards and stricter road fund management.

Oregon E. B. McDaniel Oregon State Motor Association A. A A Emergency Road Service

Mast Hospital Births and Admits Report

Births recorded at Mast Hospital include Lester Elmer born Jan 2 to Mr and Mrs W F Laird and Harry Allen born Jan 7 to Mr and Mrs Beech Morgan Roy Laird named for a boy born Jan 5 to Mrs Stanley Sline Lofft. Admits include Wm McLyman for flu treatment on Jan 2 S W Greer for an infected arm Joe Pool re entered Jan 3 for old back injury Forrest Grant for head injury Jan 3 James Johnson for medical care Jan 3 Mrs Lee Livingston Jan 4, A L Powrie moved to Portland hospital for injuries from a horse kick, Jan 5, Mrs Troy Ashby Jan 5 and Mrs Walter Rookard major surgery Jan 5, Mrs Elmer Hufford Jan 6, Mrs Ruth Ohlsen and Willene Caren admitted for medical attention. Discharges list Larry Larsen Joe Ann Havenport Archie Johnson Mrs R J Shull and John Brinkley. Remaining patients: Mrs James Smit Albert Christensen E. Lorde and Raymond Shull. An insomnia gag features Ted Reed offering a role in Those Were the Days and a nurse’s quip about sleeping illness.

W F Laird Lester Elmer Mra Beech Morgan Harry Allen Roy Laird Stanley Sline Lofft Joe Pool Forrest Grant Lee Livingston L Powrie Mast Hospital Portland Troy Ashby Walter Rookard Elmer Hufford Ruth Ohlsen Willene Caren Larry Larsen Joe Ann Havenport Archie Johnson R J Shull John Brinkley James Smit Albert Christensen E. Lorde Raymond Shull Ted Reed Good Old Smash Mrs. Reed Mr Reed

Missing Temcat Surrenders to Washington Officer

Officer E. K. O'Brien scans the lost and found column and locates an ad about a missing temcat named Teddy. The cat wanders in and Teddy surrenders to the room, ending the search.

Department of Remarkable Coincidences E. K. O'Brien Police Records Bureau Washington Temcat Tedty O'Brien Teddy

Ching Flav CCC Carpentry Class Demonstrates Camp Skills

Camp Ch'na Flats Oregon carpentry class members gain practical hands on experience for homemaking and vocational training. They build cabinet stands repair doors and windows install machinery patch floors and construct work benches while studying insulation framing and foundations.

Ch'na Flats Rowers Oregon Johnny Fretwell Technical Service Office Jolly Sanford Carter Subaltern Alvin Loudennilk Cook Cook's Baker’s School Spencer A. Webster

Portland Market Weekly Livestock Prices Report

The Portland Union Stock Yards weekly market shows a 25 cent cattle advance, strong hog gains, and firmer lambs. Weekly totals: 2,375 cattle 150 calves 3,900 hogs 1,500 sheep sold. Monday opening: 2,140 cattle 150 calves 2,300 hogs 1,400 sheep. Prices span fed steers 8.75 to 11.00 with top at 11.75, vealers 10.00 to 21.00, cows 4.00 to 6.50, bulls 6.75 to 7.50.

Portland

Afternoon snack guidance for children and simple bread and cookie recipes

The text recommends a mid afternoon lunch of whole wheat bread with milk or plain cookies, with fruit as alternatives, to support dinner nutrition. It warns against sweets and outlines bread and oatmeal cookie recipes and an oatmeal drop cookies recipe, with steps and oven settings.

Safety Rules for Crowded Highways and Lane Changes

Public safety officials warn on busy multi lane roads to stay in chosen lanes until a safe gap appears before changing lanes. Do not rely on signals alone. Maintain three car lengths at 25 mph plus one more for each 5 mph increase to avoid pile ups. Do not cut in.

Public Safety Department Oregon State Motor Association

Local visitors and gatherings mark weekend in Coquille area

Dara Perry Neal and Louise of Fairview spent Friday with Mr and Mrs A J Mayse. Mr and Mrs K A Wagner of Judith of Coquille were guests New Year’s day of M and Mrs J N Gearhart. Mr and Mrs W C Griffin were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs J L Crosby. Miss Muriel Smith of Coquille dined with Mr and Mrs Gail Bunch. Helen and Howard Swan joined J R Gearhart, Wm Watson, Dorothy Jean of Myrtle Point, and Milton Roth of Coquille for Sunday afternoon with Ezra Watson. Fred Hobson visited Joe Tadlock Sunday afternoon. Mrs J L Crosby ill with flu this week. Muriel Smith and Mrs Geil Bunch and Durene were Thursday evening callers of Mrs J W Gearhart and Mrs Hazel Bolin and Esther. Mr and Mrs Harvey Osbon dined with Mr and Mrs Gail Bunch New Year’s day.

Perry Neal Louise Fairview A J. Mayse K A Wagner Judith Coquille J .N. Gearhart W C Grifin J. L. Crosby Muriel Smith Gail Bunch Helen Howard Swan J. R. Gearhart Wm. Watson Dorothy Jean Myrtle Point Milton Roth Brs Ezra Watson Fred Hobson Joe Tadlock Geil Bunch Durene J. W. Gearhart Hazel Bolin Esther

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