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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1944

Page

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Local Folks Burned Out Sunday Fire Disaster

Fire destroyed the interior of the Watkins home burning through the roof. Mrs. Watkins and her daughter Miss Jean escaped with minor burns after awakening her upstairs, saving her father A. T Hill and helping others evacuate. Furniture and personal effects, plus substantial currency, were lost. no insurance coverage. Jean will relocate to Coquille for work. Mrs. Watkins plans to join her husband at Camp Parks California.

Aleen Atkinn de Creek A. T Hill Salem SeaBees Camp Parks Calif Mies Jean Coquille Miss Jean

Myrtle Point Junior High Defeats Riverton in a 38 18 Win

Myrtle Point Junior High trounced Riverton 38 to 18 on Friday. First team stars included guards Jack Osborne Harvey Lewellen and captain George Nichols. SABS Bill Lewellen John Kenyon Dick Anderson and Kenny Rackleff also contributed as forwards and guards.

Myrtle Point Riverton Jack Osborne Harvey Lewellen George Nichols Harry Summers Norman Jarvis Bill Lewellen John Kenyon Dick Anderson Jack Pinkley Marvin Hammock Kenneth Rackleff

Higher Dairy Bonuses Coming to Oregon Producers

Oregon dairy producers will see higher January payments under the dairy feed adjustments program. Western Oregon whole milk rises 5 cents to 60 cents per hundredweight. buttermilk up 1 cent to 6 cents. East of the mountains, whole milk remains 38 cents, butterfat up 1 cent to 6 cents per pound. November-December production payments use original rates.

Oregon AAA

County Fair Set for Four Labor Day Weekend

The Coos County Fair, approved by the Oregon County Fair association in Portland, will run four days September 1 to 4 this year after wartime reductions. Attending officials included Wallace B. Dement, L. H. Pearce, and P. C. Roper. Pearce re elected vice president of the state association, led by Herman Chingren of Molalla.

Uental Coos Oregon County Fair Association Portland Wallace B. Dement

13 Steelheads Taken In Day On South Fork

Ray Neugart and Ted Kirsch joined Francis Floyd on a trip up the South Fork and returned with 13 steelhead, the largest weighing 13 pounds, caught between Gaylord and Powers. A Saturday ruling by the State Game Commission would have limited them to three fish per person if in effect earlier. the change was publicized Monday.

Ray Neugart Ted Kirsch Francis Floyd South Fork Gaylord Powers State Game Commission Portland

Myrtle Cafe Changes Hands In Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Cafe on Spruce Street between 6th and Myrtle Point Coquille highway was bought Monday by Mr and Mrs Clarence Meyers of Medford who will run it. Former operators Lisle and Gladys Goodwin retire to their farm on Rink Creek after 14 years in the business. The Meyers, who ran White Spot Lunch in Medford, will cook and serve with two children Ramon and Evelyn, living in the cafe building.

Bth 6Th Streets Spruce Myrtle Point Clarence Meyers Medford Lisle Goodwin Rink Creek Myrtle Point-Coquille Meyers White Spot Dusiness

KOAC Broadcasts To Feature 4-H Programs

KOAC will air four to five 4-H club programs from Corvallis to Coos County listeners each Monday 7:30 to 8:00 p m. January 17 features Helen Cowgill on home making for war needs and O M Nelson on care of ewes and lambs. January 24 covers farm water systems and pasture value. A campus 4-H program by Helen Abrego is planned for January 31.

KOAC Corvallia Coos County James F Bishop Helen Cowgill O. M. Nelson Oregon State College Clyde Walker E. R. Jackman Helen Abrego

Purple Heart awarded posthumously to Virgil R Billings

The War Department informs Charles A Billings of Tilake Oregon that Pvt Virgil R Billings Infantry has been posthumously awarded the Purple Heart for his sacrifice in Italy. Secretary Stimson expresses deep sympathy and notes the medal will soon reach the family.

Virgil Ke. Billings Tilake U. S Italy Charles A. Billings Stimson Washington D. C Del Ulake Oregon Mr. Billings Pvt Virgil R. Billings Henry L, Stimson

Five Tons Waste Paper Gathered

Five tons of waste paper have been collected so far by OWACa since mid December salvage campaign. The largest single contribution came from Junior High and grade schools at 3960 pounds. Two tons went to Marshfield last week and about three tons remain on hand. The drive continues until all paper is gathered.

Owaca Jacqueline Braden Marshfield OWAC 6Th and Spruce Sts Seaman

Two Tons of Paper Collected by Junior HighStudents Crowned Kincheloe and Epperson Paper King and Queen

The Junior high sal vage drive raised 3963 pounds over two days. Martina Kincheloe and Anon Epperson were named Paper King and Queen by assistant principal Curtis Beckt ham. Summers led with 1181 pounds. Jo nes 1055 pounds. Kincheloe 690 pounds. Epperson 210 pounds. A student song occurred at the assembly.

Martina Kincheloe Arther Jonnes Kincheloe Epperson Myrna Magill Eva Magill

Future Farmer Speech Contest Planned by Myrtle Point Chapter

The Myrtle Point Future Farmers prepare a War and Agriculture speech for a public speaking contest sponsored by Myrtle Point Security Bank with a $26 prize. Preliminary rounds are Friday January 14 with two contestants from each of three regional agricultures advancing to the final on January 21. The winner advances to Roseburg February 12 for the Southern Oregon district competition.

Myrtle Point Myrtle Point Security Bank Vtional Agriculturs Roseburg Ted Kirsch

Pioneer Woman Melissa Brownson 94 Dies in Bridge

Funeral services were held for Melissa L. Brownson 94 at Schroeder chapel with Rev. Liston Parrish in charge. Interment followed in Norway cemetery. Born Melissa L. Woodruff in Wilmington Haineis June 1 1860 she married Henry H Brownson Feb 27 1869. he died in 1927. Surviving children include four daughters Carrie Benham Hattie Hatch Kittie Benham Amelia Hill and five sons George Solomon Henry Elmer Harry.

Schroeder Melissa L. Brownson Bridge Liston Parrish Coquille Norway Cemetery Wilmington Haineis Melissa L. Woodruff Henry H. Bownson Brownsons Coon County Carrie Benham Biidee Hattie Hatcher Myrtle Point Kittie Benham O'Dell Amelia Hill Roseburg George Brownson Grants Pass Solomon Bodiga Calif Henry Elmer Harry

Ensign Warner Expected Home From Shreveport Leave

Mrs. Grady Johnson received a call from her son Ensign Don Warner of the naval air corps stating he was on leave from Atlantea Georgia and was flying west to Jacksonville Florida to resume duty as an instructor. He earned his wings at Corpus Christi Texas on October 28, 1913.

Ensign Grady Johnson Ensign Don Warner Naval Air Corps Shreveport Atlantea Ensign Warner Jacksonville Florida Naval Air Base Corpus Christi Texas

Family Returns From Meuse Visit Following Marshfield Trip

Mr and Mrs H O Brows and daughter Margaret Wiss lead and Jimmy of Gaylord were in Marshfield on Saturday after visiting at the home of Mrs. Glen Wiss for several days. They returned home after the stay with relatives.

Meuse Glen

Basketeers Fall To Pirates In Marshfield Opener

Myrtle Point Bobcats suffer 46 to 27 defeat at Marshfield in their league opener. Peck Walton scored early, but Gassoway and the Pirates pulled away. Coquille game details note a 37 to 27 final, with Myrtle Point’s junior and B squads also playing previously and upcoming games listed.

Myrtle Faint Bobcats Pirates Marshfield Optimar Peck Walton Bobcats Gassoway Coquille Red Devils Thecata Myrtle Point Marhafield

Small Draft Of Coos Men

Coos county local draft board No. 2 ordered men to report for induction into armed forces on Tuesday. Names include Myrtle Point George Elmer Woolley Coquille Ernest Harrell Waldan Cufien Curtis Frailey Harrell Elwood on Wylie Ronald Douglas Burr Elmer Arth Barrows Robert Wayne Baker Joseph Lyle Buss Powers Wesley E. Clark Bandon William James Johnson Bullards William Jesse Pullen Miscellanies Elvin Oscar Hasel Marshfield Erwin Virgil Hamlin Redmond Henry Alfred Eaton Vallejo Calif Robert G Hogan Gladstone Earl Stanley Griffith Los Angeles Emmett Davis Portland.

Coos County Coquille Myrtle Point George Elmer Woolley Ernest Harrell Waldan Cufien Curtis Frailey Harrell Elwood On Wylie Ronald Douglas Burr Elmer Arth Barrows Robert Wayne Baker Joseph Lyle Buss Powers Wesley E. Clark Bandon William James Johnson Bullards William Jesse Pullen Elvin Oscar Hasel Marshfield Erwin Virgil Hamlin Redmond Henry Alfred Eaton Vallejo Calif Robert G. Hogan Gladstone Earl Stanley Griffith Los Angeles Emmett Davis Portland

Funeral for Mrs Raymond Waterman Set for Saturday

Funeral services are planned Saturday at Schroeder chapel in Myrtle Point for Mrs Raymond Waterman who died at her home Wednesday. Burial will be in Dora Cemetery. Born February 2, 1885 in Kansas Addie Gertrude Young moved to Salem then Washington and married June 12 1926 to Mr Waterman. The couple lived in Bridge before moving to Myrtle Point eight years ago. She is survived by her husband her parents Smith Young and Luella Forbes of Salem two brothers Carl H Young Seattle WA and Earl Young Rolland Bay WA.

Schroeder Myrtle Point Raymond Waterman Dora Waterman Kansas Addie Gertrude Young Salem Washington Bridge Shela Smith Young Luella Forbes Carl H. Young Sattle Earl Young Rowland Bay

4-H clubs urged to grow war foods in 1944 drive

Coos county youth are asked to join 4-H to produce war foods for 1944. James Bishop notes club enrollment directs youths ages nine to twenty one to contribute under local leaders. Oregon aims for a home garden on every farm where feasible as part of the national 22 million yard goal. Sgt Earl Adama of Camp Roberts Calif arrived Tuesday.

Coos County James Bishop United States Oregon

Family relocates amid fire at Dayton mercantile firm

A Dayton family has moved into the Presbyterian manse on East and Street after their home in the same area was disrupted by a July fire at a large merchandising department. The Clarnes and their children Genevieve fifteen Ray four Barbara twelve and Ralph eleven remain in town.

Ion Clarnes Dayton Oth

Geology Course Offered at Marshfield

A weekly geology course at Marshfield invites teachers and the general public to enroll for credit. Mr. Allen, connected with a university program, has taught similar courses and earned an M. A. degree from Oregon before moving to California.

Marshfield Tweedays Allen University of California

John Strong Dies At Klamath Falls

John Strong died in Klamath Falls after living with son Ernest Strong for the past year. The body will be shipped home tomorrow for funeral services likely Monday at Schroeder Funeral Chapel with interment in Norway Cemetery. A full obituary to follow in the Herald next week. Henry Schroeder and wife Mrs Schroeder recover from flu. Henry has been absent since Saturday.

Klamath Falls John Strong J . Son Ernest Strong Schroeder Norway Cemetery Herald Henry Schroeder

Volleyball game ends with Riverton girls edging out 38 37 win

The Riverton girls defeated the local team by one point in a Friday volleyball match. The captain was Shirley Traiis and listed players include Wads Walton Anz Pointer Twyla Royer Nanny eg Geraldine Ginn Irene Baniek and Jane Barklow. Eva Magill and Mrs Ray Richardson returned to Eugene after a week with Mrs Dale Oblea in Oregon.

Myrtle Point Riverton Girls Shirley Traiis Wads Walton Anz Pointer Twyla Royer Nan Y ‘Eg Geraldine Ginn Irene Baniek Jane Barklow Eva Magill

Unclear Text Fragment on Training Transfer

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a transfer to Texas for training completion. Mentions Florida and Penney Cola unclear references. No definite names, dates, or events can be confirmed from the readable text.

Soybean Meal Feed For Protein Aid

Fragmented OCR notes discuss soybean meal feed use for protein in cattle or livestock. Mentions NEC Poneto and other unclear place names and trade terms. No clear dates or outcomes.

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