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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1941

Page

5

Card of Thanks Cribbins and family

Cribbins thank friends for kindness sympathy and floral offerings during recent bereavement signed Mr and Mrs Tracy Cribbins Jack Ray Mr and Mrs George Isaac Mr and Mrs Floyd Evernden.

Cribbins Tracy Cribbins Jack Ray George Isaac Floyd Evernden

Chenoweth Family Thanks Friends for Support

The Chenoweth family expresses gratitude for kindness and floral tributes during their bereavement for George Chenoweth, with thanks from John Chenoweth, James Chenoweth, and Myrtle Dinsmore.

Chenoweth George Chenoweth John Chenoweth James Chenoweth Myrtle Dinsmore

Soldier Boy Writes From Alaska Camp

Howard Rogers of Company H 4th Infantry Fort Richardson Alaska writes about basic training at Fort Richardson Alaska in June 1941 He describes machine gun practice guard duties maneuvers and daily meals noting good chow and routine post chores plus a wish to hear from readers about Alaska and army life

Alaska Army

Increase Crops Small Farmers Urged Under Food for Defense

FSA supervisor Norman Fletcher urges family type farms and small operators in Curry and Coos counties to raise milk eggs chickens and other products to boost incomes and join in the Food for Defense program. Prices for hogs butter eggs and chickens are set at established levels with department purchases to support markets.

Curry County Department of Agriculture Food For Defense Norman Fletcher FSA Laird Building Coquille Cleturce R. Wickard Chicago Fletcher Britain Red Cross America Filetcher

Tenant Farmers May Apply For Purchase Loans

County tenants and farm laborers may apply for loans to buy family farms under the department of agriculture tenant purchase plan. Applications are open at the Farm Security Administration county supervisor's office in Coquille. Loans cover land purchase building costs and improvements with a three percent interest rate, for a term of years.

Cool County Department of Agriculture Farm Security Administration Norman Tietcher FSA Laird Building Coquille Coos County Bena Fide

Oregon Seed Crops Boost 1940 and 1941 Vetch and Pea Output

Oregon growers shipped over 45 million pounds of cover crop seed under AAA aid with hairy vetch and Austrian field peas fueling southbound exports to cotton states. Projected 1941 crops show 120 000 acres of dairy vetch and Willamette vetch harvesting, aiming for historical yield averages despite reduced Austrian field pea acreage.

Oregon AAA John Shepherd Scio

Pleasant Point and area visit relatives on Sunday

Pleasant Point residents Mr and Mrs Mac McVeyer and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hilton of C quille visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Willian Watson. Farrel Rankin and Mrs Ora Marsters of North Catch Ing creek joined Roy Spires and Robert Trigg families in Myrtle Point for a Sunday gathering. Dorothy Watson attended the Eadlettes sewing club at the home of Mrs William Axe in Myrtle Point. A quoted line from James McCosh appears as a literary aside.

Mac McVeyer Ralph Hilton Cquille Willian Watson Farrel Rankin Ora Marsters North Catch Ing Creek Roy Spires Robert Trigg Bob Johnnie James Myrtle Point May Barris Bras I Watson Dorothy Watson Eadlettes Sewing Club Mra William Axe

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Floyd at Forrest Home

A surprise stork shower was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Forrest in Broadbent honoring Mrs. Floyd. Guests included Mrs. Charles Miles and many neighbors. gifts featured a pink and white baby doll.

Ayer Barcish Moderids Rhetoas Stork Charles Miles Floyd Way R B. Keesler Clem Painter Liocyd Lackey George Delyria Fred . Forrest Hermann J. A. Smith Frances Arrell Ernest Clausen Edna Zimmerman Zeema Hermann Anns Lund Missessie Forrest Luanna Doris Fry Acele Smith Bonnie Lackey Virlee Ernest Miller P D Parrish Raymond Bessie Barkdoll Lewis Floyd Shirley

Community events link weekend gatherings at Myrtis Point

The note mentions a dance at Myrtis Point on Saturday evening and a social in the Dort Beach area on Sunday. It also records Mr and Mrs Harry Rosencrasrtz visiting Marshfield relatives and visits by Mr and Mrs Thomas Forrest. A quote from Robert F P Smith closes the fragment.

Dort Beach Myrtis Point Bond Dooce Delysie Harry Rosencrasrtz Marshfield Thomas Forrest

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