New Pastor Dr Smith to Speak at 11 A M Service
A new pastor, Dr. Smith, will deliver a Sunday morning sermon at 11 o clock. The topic is What Is a Christian and all are invited to attend this message.
20 Jan 1949
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
1
A new pastor, Dr. Smith, will deliver a Sunday morning sermon at 11 o clock. The topic is What Is a Christian and all are invited to attend this message.
An official notice indicates a Tuesday meet organized by fair authorities with dates chosen and payments noted. Readable text also mentions Saptonsen and local persons, though details are partially garbled.
A correspondent laments newspaper influence on public opinion and cites local sports clubs. He mocks a Portland mayoral story, notes front page placement, and questions Dewey Truman coverage, expressing skepticism about free press while inviting future submissions.
Richard Rauch Ted McElwain Jack Downey and Darrell Swigert of Myrtle Point Boy Scout Troop 09 were interviewed on air about their troop’s work. They were accompanied by Scoutmaster Rev. Phil Ryan during the Sunday radio session.
Ice coated roads Monday morning caused a chain of bus mishaps. Norman Martin drove the loop bus and Koral Martin steered the Sitkum bus into a shallow ditch near Cooper bridge and the Huntley place in Bald Hill Jack Knife could not pick up students on his Arago route due to slick conditions.
County Clerk L. W. Oddy and staff report a 1948 total of 29,004.99 in fees across recording, circuit court, probate, marriage licenses, dog licenses, and miscellaneous. Marriage licenses alone reached 14,401.00, with licenses issued to 5,206 couples at 3.00 each.
Myrtle Point High Bobcats coached by Curt Beckham won three consecutive district basketball games. They defeated Coquille 38 to 28 after a tight contest, with Lewellen scoring 10 for Coquille. The win followed a string of thrills as Myrtle Point moved to 3-0 in district play.
The Myrtle Point Business and Professional Woman's club honored Arnold Melby with its first orchids to you award for discovering and developing musical talent in local schools. The January 13 dinner at Muriel Hotel banquet room showcased pupil performers including Mark Putman at the piano and Marvene.
O C Davenport and Don Driscoll of the Myrtle Point Vermeer Co report a tight schedule using air travel to Seattle. They left Myrtle Point at 8 am, caught a plane in North Bend, landed in Seattle at noon, returned by 7:30 pm, and were home by 8 pm, highlighting business travel efficiency.
Harold and Mrs. Bargett of Ripley endure nights of noises from an attic visitor described as a friendly polecat. They consider calling Ray Barkilow to trap the intruder after attempting a improvised rat trap and dealing with a strong odor filling the home. The skunk remains in control, and residents seek an odorless solution.
The Myrtle Point Parent Teachers Association will host a health program titled Educating for Health at 8 p m Thursday January 27 in the Junior High Auditorium Mrs Paul Mammer is chairwoman and has arranged for Dr Eleanor Gutman Coles County public health officer to be guest speaker
The report notes six boys and one girl among newborns, with families listed by residence and dates of arrival. New patients at Mast Hospital include Harvey Sherman, Bandon, and several residents of Coquille, Myrtle Point, Powers, and other local towns.
The Superior Cheese Company of Myrtle Point announces annual Superior Deicy Award winners for outstanding 4-H club members. The first award offers 906 cash toward a registered heifer calf with 500 pounds butterfat in 90 days mature. The second award provides 40 cash toward 400 pounds butterfat in 65 days mature.
Twenty five members of the School Masters club of Coos county met Monday evening for a dinner in the Myrtle Hotel banquet room. Keith Guldhammer of Bandon and Superintendent Ray Hunsaker of Coquille discussed proposed education legislation before the Oregon state legislature.
A budget meeting of Myrtle Point grade school district No. 41 C was held Monday evening in the Junior high school. Board members listed include E. C. Barker chairman Henry Schroeder Della Belloni Howard Whitaker Dick Johnson Mrs Henry Roslow and Paul Franzen. The budget is printed in this issue of The Herald.
The Myrtle Point Saddle Club elected officers for 1949 at the Myrtle Hotel banquet room. Leland Barklow became president, Wayne Watson vice president, Tex Billingsley secretary, Ad Christensen treasurer, with Ann Roush Harold Clarno and George King as directors. The club hosts the Oregon Horsemen's Association meet this year, expected to draw hundreds of show horses and thoroughbreds to Myrtle Point in July.
Ervin Wilberger topped the Steelhead derby with three strong catches including a 12 pound ven. deeuty winning first prize for the sixth week. Wayne Madewell took second with a 10 pound 4 ounce Steelhead as third prize was unawarded due to no entries. Weather slowed fishing all week, with calm ahead expected. An error in last week’s report misnamed Marvin Floyd as winner. the appropriate winner was Marvin’s younger brother.
Mrs Paula Cook acted as hostess to the executive committee at her home in the afternoon meeting. After the business portion, refreshments were served.
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