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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1958

Page

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Howard Wolff Relief Fund Exceeds Goal at Bank

The Howard Wolff Fund surpassed its $1,000 goal for MUST supplies, reaching $1,282.16 in the Security Bank. Hundreds donated spontaneously through organizations, with Rotary Club among contributing groups and many individuals named by Mrs. C E Weed.

Howard Wolff Relief Fund the Herald C E. Weed Howard Wolff Fund Howard Security Bank Weed Rotary Club D. Herman Armstrong Harold Stemmier Belva Stemmier Richard McCuckey Jimmy Long Coos Bay Darwin Pullen E. Weed Ray Epperson R E. Doyle E C. Barker F . Casper E. D Hartzell A W Light Arizona

Skating Rink To Open Tuesday Evenings This Summer

Lions skating rink will be open on Tuesday evenings from 7 30 to 9 30 for the summer and until demand drops. The rink will no longer be open on Sunday afternoons.

Joe Avina Lions Skating Rink Committee

Elliott Opens Tire Sales and Recapping Shop

Dave Elliott opens a General Tire Sales and recapping establishment at the northeast corner of 8th and Spruce streets inviting friends and potential customers to visit and give the shop the once over.

Elliott Dave Elliott 8Th Spruce Streets Mr. Elliott Myrtle Point

Socialistic Trend Critiqued Amid Education Debate

A column denounces socialism and big government as the nation’s threat to independence and private enterprise. It cites Oregon efforts to create a three man utility board and highlights Augustin G. Rudd’s Bending the Twig about progressive education and parents’ role in schooling.

America American Oregon Augustin G. Rudd Rudd Col United States Army Cavalry Garden City New York Harold Rugg Ickly Guardians of American Education

Myrtle Point Proclaims July Fourth and Fifth 1958 Holidays

City of Myrtle Point Oregon declares Friday July 4 and Saturday July 5 1958 as legal holidays to allow tax and ceremonies. Mayor Elden Brodie urges all business houses and citizens to observe the holiday and close accordingly.

Myrtle Point Coos Conny Oregon Elden Brodie

Pastor Hartnell Leaves Myrtle Point SDA Church for Washington

Reverend Calvin Hartnell, longtime pastor of the Myrtle Point Seventh day Adventist Church since 1955, preached his last sermon on June 21 and will lead an Adventist district around Woodland Washington. Everett Collier was ordained deacon, and the district held a farewell party at Woohink Lake with a $50 gift. Mr Hartnell led growth including a new church building and evangelistic outreach. he will be replaced by Mr Lockwood of Washington, D.C.

Calvin Hartne Seventh-day Adventist Church Everett Collier Hartnell Woodland Wash Mr Hartnell Myrtle Point Roseburg Adventist Church

Oregon Centennial Plans for Coos and Curry Counties Heard at Wed Meeting

Ted Hallock state coordinator outlined the 1959 Oregon centennial aims and the expected visitor influx. Coos and Curry counties planned three committees to work with the state group on the booth, county participation, and fundraising. The Coos County court pledged 2000 dollars and Curry county about 1000 dollars for financing.

Coos Counties Albert Powers Merv State Historical Advisory Board Ted Hailyck Tioga Hotel Coos Bay Oregon Coos and Curry Counties Wed Ted Hallock United States Hallock Curry Centennial Grounds Schroeder Coos County Curry County Coos-Curry Booth Fair Boards Portland California Goodwin Knight Halleck Port Orford Myrtle Point Coquille Verlin Hermann Coos Co

Stay Off Highways for July 4th Golf Tourney

Community notice promotes a three day golf event at Coquille Valley Golf & Country Club July 4 to 6. The schedule features a flag tournament on Friday a one club event Saturday and a mixed two ball foursome Sunday with no host buffet lunches and daily prizes.

America Coquille Valley Golf Club Ray Getchell Nona Patrick Coquille Valley Golf & Country Club

Shriners Prepare For Annual Grid Classic August 16

Portland coverage reports the Shriners gridiron classic set for August 16 at Multnomah Stadium. Headquarters at 1119 SW Park Ave handles $3 west side and $2.00 east side seats. Budd Burnie and Mac Carl Shoemaker Jr. named team managers for Metro and State squads respectively. Proceeds benefit Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children.

Portland Shriners’ Hospital Multnomah Stadium Jo Ryan Park Avenue Eugene W Ferguson Budd Burnie Pacific Title Insurance Co Metro Mac Carl Shoemaker Jr Thomas E Rilea Oregon National Guard Shoemaker Carl Donaugh Metros Staters Lee Gustafson Salem Fam DeSylvia Jefferson High Lewis and Clark College University of Portland State Mallory Hotel Ferguson

Myrtle Point Stores to Close for July Fourth Weekend

Most Myrtle Point businesses will close Friday through Sunday for the July 4th weekend, with groceries and some drugs exceptions. The Herald reporter notes one drug store open Friday, both open Saturday, and one open Sunday, per the mayor's proclamation by Mayor Brodie.

Myrtle Point Heral Brodie

Methodist Church Schedules 8:30 Summer Sunday Services

First Methodist Church Mir tle Point offers 8:30 p m worship each Sunday in July and August duplicating the 11 a m service. Services run for summer convenience and the public is invited to attend.

Methodist Church First Methodist Church Mirtle Point

Boys Try to Seize Hotel Shoe-Shine Stand

Two boys attempted to take the Myrtle Hots lobby shoe-shine stand last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Papineau interrupted, threatened police, and the stand was returned to the lobby after the mother intervened and insisted it be brought back.

Myrtle Hots Russ Papineau Papinut Papineau T. Lobby

Studies Have Big Time Kapering in Ohio City Parade

The annual parade sponsored by the Myrtic Chamber of Commerce drew many participants including sixty six covered wagons and numerous Indians in motive. A continuation on the back page promises fuller coverage.

Stddies of C Myrticeae Chamber of of Commerce

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Howard Wolff Ray Posey Ival of Oregon George Rev. Hartnell SDA Church Washington Shriners Weather Report Elmer Strade Ax. Min Cynthia Robinson Dan Vickie and Susan Wyld Pam
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