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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1956

Page

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Wm. Jackson to Sing Sacred Concert at M E Church Sunday

William A. Jackson, dramatic baritone, will give a sacred music concert at First Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m He has acted in The Great Waltz with John Charles Thomas and Dorothy Kirsten and appeared with Raymond Massey and Tyrone Power in John Brown's Body He recently toured Korea with Bob Pearce and has performed before large crowds in major US and Canadian cities

William A. Jackson First Methodist Mr. Jackson John Charles Thomas Dorothy Kirsten Raymond Massey Tyrone Power John Brown William Jackson Los Angeles Mr. Thomas Maryland Music Academy of the West Korea Bob Pearce United States Canada

Farm plan praised by Monitor as soil bank approach

The Christian Science Monitor endorses Eisenhower's soil bank as a two part farm program. An acreage reserve targets wheat and cotton with 12 and 3 million acres cut, while a conservation reserve tackles long term land use. The plan emphasizes surplus reduction, conservation, and payments in kind to withdraw land from production.

America The Christian Science Monitor Eisenhower

East-West Highway Debate Shifts Favor to Highway 42

Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce meets with representatives from Coquille Coos Bay and Powers and unanimously drops efforts for the Most Feasible Route. Instead the group backs Highway 42 as the priority and aims to urge state officials to improve it now, recalling prior support from the governor's committee chaired by Ralph Moore.

Coos Co Chamber Commerce Presnt Coquille Coos Bay Powers Myrtle Point State Highway Commission Coos County Ralph Moore al Wyld Walt Crim

Sportsmen to Enlarge Youth Activities Plan

Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club to expand youth programs under Mrs. Richard McCuskey with archery rifle instruction softball pingpong and more for boys and girls. Peewee and Junior Legion baseball continue. Club building interior to be completed within 30 days.

Myrtle Point Sportsmen's Club O. C. Davenport Norway Richard McCuskey Junior Legion Davenport

Governor Patterson Urges Federal Action for National Highways

Gov Patterson declares the modern highway system is a federal duty and cites Eisenhower’s 101 billion highway plan rejected by Congress. He predicts action in the second session and calls for public demand, arguing highways are essential regardless of budget balance. The talk references a 50 billion proposal to modernize routes 99 and 30 in Oregon.

Gov Patterson Eisenhower 84Th National Congress America Oregon George Ulett

Charles R. Clinton Killed in Auto Crash

Charles Raymond Clinton age 20 was killed Sunday morning about 1 30 when his car crashed into a telephone pole near Norway while he was driving to ward Coquille. Police say he was traveling at excessive speed and he was alone in the car. Continued on Page 5.

Charles Raymond Clinton Norway Clinton Coquille

Shirtcliff and Owens Grand Opening This Saturday

The Herald notes a full day grand opening by Shirtcliff and Owens this Saturday with promotions and chances to win. Al Shirtcliff teases readers while keeping details away from Sackett, inviting friends and customers to join the event.

Shirtcliff & Owens Sackett al Shirtcliff Clarence the Herald

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Install Officers in Joint Meet

The Myrtle Point lodges held a Wednesday eve joint installation at the I O O F hall with Everett Wolgamott and Don Wolgamott aiding. Mrs Emmett Hammack and Mrs John Caudle assisted as sustaling officers as guests watched a musical program and luncheon follow.

Myrtle Point Odd Fellows Rebekah George D Nall Noble Grand Elvin Shilts Odd Fellows Rebekahs Everett Wolgamott Don Wolgamott Emmett Hammack John Caudle Russell Evans Leonard Moore The Lodge C. P. Moore Earl Roger S. F. Stevens A. E. Kirkpatrick Walter Crabb O. G Oliver Enlund I. G J. M. Myers Jack Ellis L.S Art Ratcliffe L. H Pearce Henry Boy S. S George W. Hall

Security Bank Reports 1955 Deposits Rise Over 1954

Security Bank of Myrtle Point reports cash deposits grew from 6 305 341.49 on December 31 1954 to 7 072 842.66 on December 31 1955. Cashier Harry Dement notes a $767 501.17 gain for 1955 and predicts continued prosperity in 1956. Directors Dement Lundy Perkins serve on the bank’s governing board.

Security Bank Securityank Myrtle Point Harry Dement Board of Directors Dement

Disaster Unit Organized Here at Meet Thurs

A Myrtle Point civil defense disaster unit named The Myrtle Point Disaster Corps was formed last Thursday evening under Civil Defense guidance. Ron Endicott was named director for the southern Coos county area including Norway Myrtle Point Broadbent Remote Bridge and Powers. The meeting in the city hall drew about 60 people. Coos County Civil Defense Director John Pickett of Coquille provided guidance.

Meet Thurs Civil Defense Bill Tankersley Myrtle Point Ron Endicott Coos County Norway Broadbent Freaen Endicott John Pickett Coquille

Swans and Wildlife Flourish After Flood Near Myrtle Point

Reporter notes a flood aftermath near Myrtle Point with 18 swans seen on a lake below a resident’s home along with many geese and ducks. Neighbors describe the scene as a sudden surge of wildlife within city limits and a shift toward a natural refuge.

Earth Bill Bell George Myrtle Polat

Neuberger Targets McKay in Sarena Give Away Scandal

Reports describe Neuberger aiming to smear McKay in a Sarena incident labeled a give away. The piece alleges a McCarthy era style inquisition with claims of misleading statements and evasive answers by figures closely linked to the event.

Neuberger McKay Stink Ry . Harris Ellsworth

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William Jackson Sacred Lancert First Methodial Church Wm. Jackson M. E Knockin Crim County Road Committee Coquille Chamber of Commerce Prida Chas. R. Clinton I.o.0.f Monard Haga Tom Reyer Stanton Stevens Vernn Meore C. P. Meere Robert Trigg Herald Press Phete Robert Y. 1Nornton Atter Gregen Brewer Joanne Praia Gt Brennersien
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