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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1946

Page

2

Twenty Millions To Be Spent For Schools

In Eugene on February 11 to 15 a postwar school building conference will outline Oregon plans. About 20 million dollars is expected to be spent on school construction over the next five years, with Dr. C L Huffaker and Dr. Charles W Bursch guiding discussions on planning trends and implications. The conference is sponsored by the Oregon State Department of Education and the University School of Education with the Oregon State Teachers Association.

Eugene Oregon State Department of Education C. L. Huffaker Huffaker Charles W. Bursch Division of California State Zeno Katterle Portland School of Education Oregon State Teachers’ Association

Buy Home at Lorraine by Warner Family

Mr and Mrs Roland Warner have purchased a home at Lorraine near Cottage Grove. Mrs Warner and their young daughter arrived from Alaska last September. Mr Warner and two sons followed in November and stayed with his parents near Broadbent. The family has three sons in the armed forces, two in the navy and one in the army.

Lorraine Roland Warner Cottage Grove Warner Alaska Seiden Warner Broadbent

Winter driving hazards prompt cautious travel

Secretary of State Farrell warns that winter increases traffic deaths and older cars with worn safety gear pose hazards. She urges motorists to fit chains on slippery roads, ensure windshields and defrosters work, and drive slowly and carefully to reach safety regardless of groundhog forecasts.

Farrell

Home from Korea Jack L. Eads Returns

Jack L. Eads arrived home last Thursday after discharge at Camp Lewis. He is the son of Elvin Eads and grandson of Mrs. Julia Barkley. Eads served in the Philippines and Korea before returning home.

Jack L. Eads Elvin Eads Julia Barkley Camp Lewis Phillipines Korea

Navy Technician Returns Home from Seattle Visit

Wilmott Hoffman, radio technician in the navy, received his discharge and visited his mother, Mrs. F. C. Hoffman, from Saturday to Tuesday. He returned to Seattle from here.

Seattle Wilmott Hoffman Navy F. C. Hoffman

Relief from Arthritis Rheumatism Found by Mrs Pautz

Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports long suffering with arthritis and rheumatism and gratitude for relief. She offers to answer inquiries and provides P O Box 825 for correspondence.

Anna Pautz P O. Box Vancouver Wash

Unclear fragment hints at school attendance change

OCR fragment mentions a Monday event at a school in Nap ree and notes attendance or listing of a formerly attended institution. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to relate to a pupil or former student’s status and a local school.

Fromenen Scheel Nap

Officer Plans Home in Coos County

Coos county becomes the future residence of J T Sparks colonel in air corps and executive officer of George Field Lawrenceville Illinois upon release from active service effective March 1. He intends to settle in the Northwest preferably Oregon and has chosen a town in Coos county for his family to move to after a spring visit to Arisoma and New Mexico. Sparks served in the army since 1923 apart from a five year gap 1935 to 1940 during which he ran business ventures in the Southwest and Northwest. He plans to enter real estate brokerage and auctioneering upon arrival.

Coos County J. T. Sparks Air Corps George Field Lawrenceville Sparks Northwest Oregon Arisoma New Mexico Myrtle Point Southwest

Moving from Myrtle Point to Eureka Ends Local Residence

The article notes a former Myrtle Point resident who lived in Bandon for years and recently moved to Eureka California. It mentions ongoing involvement with local groups including an Episcopal Guild and the Woman's Club. Mrs Neideigh and Mrs James Keely are identified among those connected to the move and community activities.

Myrtle Point Bandon Eureka Calif Episcopal Guild Woman's Club Neideigh James Keely Ee Pemus Fuav Myrtle Pointer Keely

Examiner to Visit Powers for Chauffeur and Operator Check

A traveling examiner will be at Powers on Sunday February 13 from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. at the Fellowship hall to inspect operators and chauffeurs and conduct necessary assessments for licensing or validation.

Powers Fellowship Hall

Dated Births and Patients Listed at Local Hospital

MAST HOSPITAL reports births and patient names including a newborn daughter for Mr. and Mrs. EW Winger at Myrtle Point named Trudy Lynne born Jan 18. Other patients listed are Mrs. Ernest Hale, Mrs. Corda Lewellen, Edd Brown, Clifford Coffey, Mrs. Ellen King, Fred Butcher, John Vrettos, Ruth Haughton and Nora Massey.

M Charence Strong Sabra Pointer Roy Miler, Jr Theresan Yusane Corda Lewellen Edd Brown Clifford Coffey Ellen King Fred Butcher John, Vrettos Ruth Haughton Nora Massey

Unique Birth Announcement From San Jacinto Calif

A joint notice from Mr and Mrs W Ralph Long of San Jacinto reveals the arrival of a daughter named Mary Lo at six pounds nine ounces. The couple, former residents and educators, hosted the newborn as relief for teacher storage and note the child resembles both parents in traits. A Juvenile Meeting called by Mrs Van Doren, director of the Royal Neighbor Juvenile, is set for Saturday at 2 PM in the Orange hall with all Juveniles invited and refreshments to follow.

W. Ralph Long San Jacinto Calif Longs Arago

Abernethy Grange installs officers and honors members

The report lists M. C. Miller, Clarence Churchill, Harold Shepherd, Ethel Abernethy, Hazel Oberman, Marie Churchill, Reuben Brown, and Ed Abernethy as deserving members. A meeting noted. McKinle Grange will confer first and second degrees on a large class after a social event on Saturday night February 9.

Ree Clazweoe Hasel Oberman Tweward Georgia Abernethy Daley Subeti- Marien Miller Otive Miliel Abern Abe M. C. Miller Clarence Churchill Harold Shepherd Ethel Abernethy Hazel Oberman Marie Churchill Reuben Brown Ed Abernethy McKinle- Grange

Mrs Burna and son visit daughter Mrs Steele

Mrs Mary Burna of Vieiter Frem and her son Bob spent last Friday with her daughter Mrs Cora Steele. The visit highlighted family ties and was shared with relatives in the area.

Vieiter Frem Coquilie Mary Burna Bobby Cora Steele

Incomplete Note on Mia Ostermilles and Family

The fragment mentions Mia Ostermilles and her two children with eight hundred dollars in emergency cash in a house with no insurance on the home or contents. No further clear context or outcome is provided.

Mia Ostermilles Teo Ench

Delon Hoffman Writes From New York After Pacific War Service

Delon Hoffman, a former Pacific theatre serviceman, now writes from New York City while hoping to return home soon. His letter reflects fatigue, yearning, and a wish to resume civilian life after wartime duties.

Delon Hoffman Ravy Pacific Fotka New York City Foun

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