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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
4
The Byrtle Point publication lists Arthur R. Jones as proprietor and notes it is a weekly paper published every Thursday under the Mherald Press, with second class matter status at the Byrtle Point post office in Coos County Oregon.
In a discussion about the Herald adopting a smaller newspaper size the editorial notes the stage changes reduced page crowding and preserved news and ad content. Letters from readers reflect mixed opinions on the new compact layout and its impact on readability.
The president faced criticism after saying the Atlantic Charter was not a formal declaration but a general statement of distant goals. He noted that a Library of Congress bulletin, prepared under Archibald MacLeish, described the charter as nonbinding, contrary to how the administration had presented it.
Heavy rains flood roads and block the Myrtle Coimat-Roseburg highway as slides of rock and mud stretch 160 to 200 feet. District votes merge grammar schools in No. 4b and 16. Timber harvest records in 1923 hit a billion board feet in the National Forests. Oregon Legislature opens in Salem with Hall and King heading to the session. Local theater shows a film and feature titled The Fifth Man with 10 and 16 cent admissions.
The record lists marriage licenses for Harry Charles Pothoff and LaNerne Pida Tersala in San Pedro and North Bend on the fourth. other licenses include Raymond Nuhole, Hockridge, and Ath Donant in various towns. It also references divorces, guardianships, and probate items involving Edna Lenere McLain, George Po Edward, and Ralph Arthur Edwards, among others, with actions in ports and counties.
A fragmented report mentions visitors traveling through the Myrtle area near Moora and Marton lane. Names and details are unclear but references include Creeks and nearby home sites observed by residents during the day.
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