Obituaries for Mary I Hervey and Henry Vetter in Myrtle Point
Mary I Hervey pioneer resident of Myrtle Point died January 6 1971 in Myrtle Point born June 11 1865 in Coquille she is survived by husband Henry and children Ovid Bryon and others funeral services were held January 8 with interment at Nor The family suggests gifts to charity in her memory Henry Edward Vetter 58 lifelong area resident died January 6 1971 born July 28 1912 in Myrtle Point worked as cheesemaker and night watchman at Murphys Mill survived by sisters Elsie Byers Christine Miller brother Fred Vetter four nieces and three nephews funeral interment at Norway Cemetery held January 9 Reverend Ron Laughlin officiated at private rites Myrtle Point Chapel conducted arrangements for strampasieds Conrad Lago died in Keizer Memorial Hospital January 7 born April 19 1908 in Summer Oregon worked in mines earlier life and other details provided
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Myrtle Point
Mary I. Hervey
Coquille
Hervey
Henry
Tle Point
Ovid
Coquile
Bryon
Merced
Calif
Edler
Tom Coffman
R.L.D.S. Church
Henry Edward Vetter
Mr. Vetter
Murphys Mill
Elsie Byers
Christine Miller
Alburquerque
N.M
Fred Vetter
Ron
Myrtle Point Herald Editor and Manager Roles Listed
The Myrtle Point Herald announces openings for editor and general manager positions with responsibilities in society reporting and production overseeing. The notice seeks qualified applicants from the local press community.
Groundhog Day Between Shadow Folly and Weather Skepticism
An editorial comments on Groundhog Day as a lighthearted rite that figures weather beyond scientific prediction. It notes the ritual's simplicity and the public's mix of superstition and curiosity about a forecasted six more weeks of winter if the shadow appears.
Stop being funny and the price of public aid
The piece laments rising government spending and debt saying money comes from citizens via taxes. It argues interest on debt exceeds billions annually and implies all government aid is funded by taxpayers. It cautions readers that public aid costs are borne by citizens through higher taxes and debt service.
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U. S
Oregon Eyes Major Overhaul of Election Law in 1970 Session
Oregon lawmakers prepare to consider Senate Bill 30 and related measures aimed at centralizing campaign finance oversight with a single campaign treasurer and pre election reporting. The package seeks to curb out of state contributions and curb excessive spending while modernizing rules in response to post election charges.
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Oregon
Joint Interim Committee On
Portland
John Faust
New Media
Mate Clay Myers
Oregon election reform moves toward clearer donor reporting
Lawmakers push for campaign donors over eighty five dollars to be listed, raise filing fees to ninety five dollars for state races, and require candidate photos and bios in the Voter’s Pamphlet. Interim hearings referenced alleged selection irregularities and a shift from corrupt practices to a Fair Elections approach.
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Oregon
League of Women Voters
Rodt. Y. Thornton Am
Lee Johnson
SWOCC Announces Art Course Offerings and Chinese Brush Painting
Registration continues for SWOCC art courses with expanded offerings in the Art Division. Maggie Karl will introduce Bay Area artists to Chinese brush painting, following a San Francisco course last summer. Clare Wearle teaches a life anatomy course for artists, the first class of its kind at SWOCC. Howard Hell notes no prior art experience is required. enrollment hinges on interest. For more information call 096-3834.
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Maggie Karl
Bay Area
Karl
Clare Wearle
Ares
SWOCC
Snow disrupts roads and hay supplies in Myrtle Point area
Residents cope with heavy snow causing abandoned vehicles on Highway 42 Myrtle Point to Camas Valley. Farmers face feed shortages as Grin n Bear it with Griz demand outpaces hay supply at Albers. Rumors say Security Bank Myrtle Point may merge with Western Bank. Southwestern Motors plans used car lot reopens late winter.
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Pete Peterson
Albers
Pete
Highway 42
Southwestern Motors
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Seduced by ideologies in a call for common sense and virtue
The reader quotes a series of remarks railing against radicals and atheistic communism. The piece laments a Utopia dream, warns against suppression of dissent, and decries seduction by drugs, crime, and materialism. It urges retention of traditional virtue and vigilance in a modern world. Author: Gua W Metsgus, 103 Cedar St.
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Gomen
Unis
Water Board to Hear South Coast Water Needs in Bandon
Public meeting set January 20 at 1 30 p m in Bandon City Mall to hear Coos and Curry County water resource interests. Board will outline South Coast Basin findings and Columbia-North Pacific Framework Study, seeking local input on utilizing basin water resources 1960 2020 planning period and future development with state financing.
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Coos
Curry County
Saite Water Resources Board
Bandon City
Baendon
Water Resouces Board
Columbia-North
Bos Us
Boas
Plans to escape work through future thinking noted
N DeVane Williams of Holmes County Advertiser notes that making plans for the future is often used as a way to escape present labor.
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N. DeVane Williams
Holmes County
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