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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1940

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Community shipment of lambs seen as market advancement

A report on the first large 1840 lamb shipment under the community plan, dated June, shows about 1300 head sent to a San Francisco firm. Over 60 percent topped the market at nine cents, netting growers over eight cents per pound after costs, with shrinkage and feeding impacts analyzed and plans for additional shipments urged.

San Francisco Smeifpment Coos County Roy Geaney Coquille Gowers County Livestock Association County Agricultural Agent

New Life Books Arrive at Myrtle Point Library

The Myrtle Point public library recently received new titles including Mein Kampf by Hitler Night in Bombay Bromfield Stara Still Shine Larrimore The Arkansas Devil Wedding Guest Sat on a Stone Shattuck Elisabeth Sheffing ton Show Me a Land Me Meekin and more.

Myrtle Point Public Library Hitler Bombay Bromfield Stara Still Shine Larrimore the Arkansas Devil Shattuck Elisabeth Sheffington Land Me Meekin

Local visits and family events around Coquille and nearby towns

Mr and Mrs A H Bender took their son Elden to a Coquille hospital Monday for a medical procedure. Relatives from Corvallis Salem and Coquille arrived or departed, Miss Barklow visiting Mrs Barklow for the summer, Dorothy Bender hosted by Miss Clarabell Watson, and a Marshfield picnic noted. A wedding in Yreka involved relatives of J Finley Schroeder and Jesse Laird, with weekend visits among Robison and Port towns.

A. H. Bender Elden Coquille Hospital BR. E. Barklow Des Jack Hilbourne Corvallis Mavis Barklow Salem Louisa Barklow Miss Barklow Barlow Dorothy Bender Clarabell Watson Coquille A. A. Baker John Bell Myrtle Point A. H Bender Kate Hodwon Marshfield Sunnd J. Finley Schroeder Yreka Callf Anna Yarbrough Yrek

New Deputy Appointed at RNA Camp Meeting Monday

Myrtle Camp RNA met Monday at the Myrtle Grange hall with state supervisor Mrs Lenora Brailie as guest speaker. Mr Madge Lomanski announced as the new county deputy. Plans for a special meeting on introduction were discussed by Mrs Brailie. A potluck luncheon followed the session for about 30 members.

Myrtle Camp RNA Myrte Grange Hall Lenora Brailie Madge Lomanski Mra Broilie

Oregon Fire Chiefs And Fire Fighters Meet In Conference

The Oregon Fire Chiefs and Fire Fighters association held a multi day school and conference in Rochburg. New officers named include President H C Spalding Newberg Vice President Uo Stephens Roseburg second VP Paul Jarret Park Rose secretary Thomas Coats Tillamook treasurer Ivan Pierson McMinnville. Baker won first in axe chopping with North Bend third in another event. The banquet featured toastmaster Jack Hayes and speakers Father Leipzig Father Feaster Thomas Coats Onan Foster J Stevens William Bastler and Charles Foster life member. The next meeting will be in Bend with Chief Thomas Carson hosting.

Oregon Fire Chiefs and Fire Fighters Association Rochburg Forestry H C Spalding Newberg Uo Stephens Roseburg Paul Jarret Park Rose Thomas Coats Tillamook Ivan Pierson McMinnville Coquille Baker North Bend Jack Hayes Fire Marshal’s Office Father Leipzig Fire Chiefs Association Father Feaster Fire Fighters_.association Thomas Coata Onan Foster J Stevens William Bastler Clark Douglas County Foster Charles Foster Bend Thomas Carson

Disease Of Calves Cured By Milk

The Oregon experiment station introduced acidophilus milk in 1935 to treat scours in calves with better results than other methods. One dose typically restores health, and preventive use for all newborn calves is practiced in some herds. The college dairy department ships gallon containers at 1.50 dollars plus shipping. Ralph Wilson of Medford visited the SMM sails.

Oregon Experiment Station J N Shaw O H Muth Department of Veterinary Medicine Oregon Apoila Hordys C.o.d

Family Reunion Held Sunday in McCloskey Grove Norway

Mrs. Tice Wagner formerly Nellie Hermann of Ontario returns to her old valley home for a family picnic at the McCloskey grove in Norway. Attendants include numerous Strang Brady Deyoe Wag ner and Hermann families from Arago Myrtle Point Powers Broadbend Norway and Corcoran California among others.

Tice Wagner Neliie Hermann Ontario Wagner McCloskey Grove Norway Z C. Strang W .T Brady W E Brady Patty Levi Bunch Marion George Virginia Saundra Coquille Elizabeth Lott Leslie Mund

Arago Couple Wed Sunday at Bride's Home

Miss Leatha Mumford and Lynn Schrader of Arago married Sunday afternoon June 30 1940 at 2 45 pm in the bride’s parents home with only immediate family present The bride wore a floor length hand crocheted dress and carried geraoniums and gladiolas Ruth Schrader was bridesmaid Lovelle Zilebarth best man Mrs Samuel Root played the wedding march A reception with refreshments followed the ceremony.

Leatha Mumford Lynn Schrader Arago Robert Mumford Ruth Schrader Lovelle Zilebarth Samuel Root Neéfrechreats Café Deaen

Myrtle Point Social Rumors From Northwest Trip Notices

West Myrtle Point residents report travel to Coulee Dam Seattle and Tillamook with Sanford Alien. Walter Moore drives mother and Edward to Grass Valley Eastern Oregon then returns. Elizabeth Siercks and Caroline Myrtle Point dine with Albert Reed. Tim O Sullivan and Colleen and Timothy Jr visit Reed. Hospital stay noted for Timothy. Barr family and Ernest Laddy visit Reed for luncheon.

Sanford Alien Coulee Dam Seattle Wash Tillamook Walter Moore Edward Grass Valley Oregon Tim O'Sullivan Colleen Timothy, Jr Albert Reed Timothy Oregon State Tuberculosis Hospital Salom

Local Creameries Ship Much Cheese During The Year

A WPA guidebook notes Myrtle Point creameries produce about one million pounds of cheese annually and also supply hundreds of pounds of butter. The Oregon End of the Trail outlines local lore, maps, and photographs in a travel section detailing the state.

Myrtle Point Oregon WPA Union Wrates

Pomona Grange Plans Meeting With Local Grange

Pomona Grange will meet Myrtle Grange in Myrtle Point next Tuesday July 9 officials said E L Peterson master Misa Maxine Rackleff of Arago and Billy Sumelin of Lee valvey 4 H club members who attended Corvallis summer school June 10 to 21 on Pomong Grange scholarships will report on their trip and related items will be included in the program

Pomona Grange Myrtle Grange Myrtle Point E. L. Peterson Misa Maxine Rackleff Arago Billy Sumelin Lee Valvey Corvallis Pomong Grange

Light Rains Trigger Early Fire Season in National Forests

Driest and hottest June on record prompts North Pacific region official M L Merritt to warn that a month‑early fire season is underway. No rain for 35 days and abnormal humidity gaps increase fire risk. beginning Monday campfire permits required on Washington and Oregon forests except at fireproofed camps. Smoking rules warn travelers to extinguish in safe places.

Gional M. L. Merritt North Pacific Merritt National Washington Oregon

Grass Fire Burns on Vacant Lot at Coast Lumber Yard

Myrtle Point volunteers were called Saturday around 1 30 p m to a grass blaze on a vacant lot at Third and Maple streets. The adjacent old Coast Lumber Yard building caught fire just before firefighters arrived, but no damage occurred.

Myrtle Point Third Map’ Streets Coast

Myrtle Point Girl to Rule Rodeo at Coos Bay

Myrtle Point girl Dorothy Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watson of Pleasant Point was chosen senior queen of the Coos Bay rodeo to be held at Excpire by Coos Bay judges Her riding ability pleasant personality and sunny disposition earned her the honor She will lead the senior royal court in the grand entry parade at the Empire arena for four days Melvin Jones of Charleston was selected as junior queen to head the first junior royal tour.

Dorothy Watson William Watson Pleasant Point Coos Bay Excpire Miss Watson Royal Court Empire Arena Melvin Jones Charleston

Gnadt Couple Voted to Join Myrtle Grange Group

Myrtle Grange held a Tuesday meeting in the grange hall. George Jenkins Coos County agricultural agent spoke on cutworm control. Wallace Dement and Perry Roper represented the fair board with remarks. Mrs Walter Laird led the lecture hour. A group of 4-H youths reported on Corvallis summer school activities. Musk melon and watermelon were served.

Roy Gnadt Myrtle Grange George Jenkins Coos County Wallace Dement Perry Roper Fair Board Walter Laird Corvallis

Local Camp Fire Girls plan next week trip to Bridge cabin

The Myrt Point Camp Fire Girls met at leader Mrs. Jerry Larson's home to finalize plans for a camping trip from Monday to Friday. Chaperones include Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Belshaw, and Mrs. Mantz with girls listed. They will stay at Dr H Clarke cabin in Bridge and meet again Friday afternoon. The Luth church ladies hosted a separate handwork afternoon with 15 attendees.

Myrte Point Camp Jerry Larson Charles Belshaw Fed Mantz Eara Phillips Mary Ann Belshew Phyllis Roush Martina Kincheloe Jennie Booth Carol Kimsey Annabelle Vadnais Eloise Vadnais Elizabeth Pearson Dr . H. Clarke Bridge Archie Tain Karen Lee Ernnest Sell Iva Maxon Clayton Ramsey Aden Train Todd Oakland Oregon Caves B Fott Street Coquille

Oregon State Board of Health installs photo record system

The Oregon State Board of Health has set up a photo record to duplicate birth and death certificates. The 35 mm film can hold sixteen hundred negatives on one hundred feet, saving time, space, and improving accuracy of copies.

Oregon State Board of Health

Fishermen Cited for Using Chub Minnow Bait in Trout Lakes

Oregon State Game Commission officials say using chub minnows as bait in trout lakes is illegal and harms trout life. Fishermen reportedly transport and discard minnows in waters where bait cannot come from, prompting a call for compliance with game code.

Oregon Oregon State Game Commission Airthie

Local residents aid Priest store amid hospital stay

Remote Mr and Mrs W J Priest from Redmond take charge of the Priest store while W H Priest recovers in Mast hospital in Myrtle Point. Mrs Noble Walker returns from 2 North Bend hospital last Thursday as MG. Guernsey cattle news notes Eugene Bartlett of Twin Oaks sells registered Guernsey cow Golden Holliston's Daisette 632803 to Rex Bishop of Albany.

W. J. Priest Redmond W. H. Priest Mast Hospital Myrtle Point Noble Walker North Bend Hospital W. R. Cribbins Frank Rountree Jimmie Star George Mathew Canyonville Leslie Oden Elva Cribbins Coquille James Appleton Bancroft Delos Appleton American Guernsey Cattle Club Guernsey Eugene Bartlett Twin Oaks Rex Bishop Albany Golden Holliston

Tying for First in One Club Tournament

The Coxville Valley course hosted a one club tourney with net scores listing Bowers and Bellon Myrtle Point and Howard and Norton Coquille tied for first. Second honors went to Arnold Myrtle Point and McLarrin Norway with net 37. Next Sunday a mixed foursome match is planned at Norway.

Sanday Coxquille Valley Wit C. Bowers John ‘Bellon Myrtle Point Clem Howard Stewart Norton Coquille John Arnod Jack McLarrin Norway Cours

City Dads Seek Bids for Plant Construction in Oregon

City officials invite bids for building a new plant with emphasis on energy and materials handling. In a related address, Prokescdt Hyslop advocates expanding hairy vetch cultivation in Oregon, noting non crop pasture land in Douglas County could triple its acreage and boost overall production.

Oregon Prokescdt Douglas County

Pronghorns In Oregon Carved For Future Release

Eleven pronghorn fawns are being raised at Ontario Game Farm by Don Davlin of the Oregon State Game Commission. Five feedings daily use bottle formula as workers recapture young animals from Hart Mountain refuge. By next fall the fawns will be weaned and placed in a ten acre pasture to learn to forage on their own.

Oregon Ontario Don Davlin Oregon State Game Commission Washington Hart Mountain Lake E

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New Life Books RNA Camps Ralph Wilson Medford SMM Sailes Bride West Myrtle Point F H Barr Ernest and Laddy Myrtle Pont Queen of Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church of Marshfield William Gurney Myrtle Point Cemetery Road Ralph Todd VFW Rebecca Adams Bridge Club W W Brown C. E. Barker M A. Greenfield L. A LaFlamme Cult Norman Halter Milton Schroeder Ralph Whitaker Waldemar Gurney Halter Whitaker JR. Christian Endeavor Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church Hugh Nitchemore Zale May Moon Rey Huge Lauenste Board of Health Bali Saraig
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