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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1955
Page
8
A terse snippet lists 52 Ford six month cost and 54 Chevrolet six month cost with figures obscured. It mentions comprehensive coverage with a $50 deductible and a fifth of a million dollars in bodily injury coverage, plus 500 per month pay terms.
In Ramblings a writer praises George for courteous behavior toward others and their partners, contrasting old fashioned chivalry with modern manners. The piece notes ongoing friendly banter, mutual respect, and occasional humorous jabs as news remains scarce.
The passage notes a peaceful presence titled the Angel of Peace hanging above the speakers’ heads described as punkin’ heads, signaling restraint from personal controversy while acknowledging recent topics to write about.
The Gaylord News lists numerous weekend visitors including Glen Olsen and three children from Molalla, Dale Dix from Molalla, Edna Olsen, Venus Gill from Myrtle Point, and Irene Grant with parents Ray and Irene Grant visiting Portland nursing students.
The Sarah Society meets at the church Thursday at 2 p m with speaker Mariane Schmid unable to attend. New baby born Jan 8 weighs 7 10 at Mast hospital. parents Glen Pryor. Football and skating updates plus numerous visits and gatherings listed in Broadbent community notes.
Mrs Jean Bayer and Marshall Hansen wed in Reno on Christmas Day. Myrtle Point couple Mavis Bolling and Howard Gardner marry in Myrtle Point. Coos Bay area notices include H E grange meeting with new chair Verlin Moore and a noon savings stamps day every Thursday at the school.
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