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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1946

Page

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Rousing southwestern Oregon pageants draw crowds at Myrtle Point

Crowds gathered in Myrtle Point to watch celebrations and contests including a cow boy dance at the penitentiary grounds. Organizers urged cities to open homes and list sleeping rooms to accommodate visitors. Norwood Browne of the Myrtle Hotel coordinated lodging as events unfolded Friday night.

Oregon Meleese Young Koog Coes Bay Norwood Browne Myrtle Hotel

Water Reserve Warning Marks Irrigation Curbs in Myrtle Point

Water users in Myrtle Point face a one day per week irrigation limit from 5 to 8 PM to raise city reservoir levels. Officials warn that continued restrictions may be needed as the reservoir remains low, and urge careful water use to prevent shortages and fire risk.

Myrtle Point Telkey

Local merchants vow to fight price hikes

Business firms unite to resist inflation pledging to keep prices steady as wholesalers push costs. Sempert n Drug Store announces it will maintain current prices absent higher wholesale costs. Oregon Retail Hardware Association members join the anti inflation effort and urge stores to announce enlistment.

Sempert’n Drug Store

Fires Kontrolled In Logs And Near Catching Creek

The report describes two fires, one in logging slash at Ward Creek near Catching Creek and another in a field east of the Charleston highway bridge. Fire patrols blamed a cigarette for the quarter acre blaze but both incidents caused no damage.

Dalue Grone Coon Forest Fire Patrol Agren Alngsh Farl Wat Ward Creek Catching Creek Charleston Highway Bridge

Fire Destroys Country Home Wednesday A. M.

A Myrtle Point fire department crew fought a blaze at about 7:00 AM Wednesday at the Amelia Lafferty residence on Arago road. The old ranch house was completely destroyed before firefighters arrived and could not save it. Several ensilage trucks blocked the access, hindering response.

Myrtle Point Amelia Lafferty Arago Road Aide Alec

No Matinee at Hiland Theatre Sunday

Hiland Theatre will not offer a matinee next Sunday January 14 due to ongoing rodeo events. The usual double feature program is canceled for the day.

Hiland Theatre

Property Values Inch Up as Sales Turnover Grows

Real estate in Myrtle Point shows higher values with steady sales activity, says local realtor RE C Roberts. Turnovers exceed prewar levels but avoid a boom, signaling healthy, normal growth as new residents buy acreage near the city and large ranch deals proceed toward completion.

Asd Myrtle Point RE. C. Roberts Nowise Roberts

New Business Building Under Construction In Myrtle Point

Work began last week on a 20 by 40 foot building at Ash Street and Gravelford Road in Myrtle Point. Clyde R Anderson will house a boy and fender shop and cabinet shop, currently run from his Spruce Street property. A complete machinery set will be installed once the structure is finished in the coming weeks. A bulldozer and grader prepared the Gravelford road lot behind his Spruce Street property.

Ash Street Gravelford Road Myrtle Point Clyde R Anderson Anderson Gravelford

Harmony Mill Workers Enjoy Holiday Picnic

Harmony Mill employees and their families spent Independence Day at La Verne park on the East Fork. A bountiful noon dinner followed by leisure time for visiting horseshoes and swimming.

Harmony Mill Company la Verne Park East Fork

American Legion Auxiliary Board Meeting Discussed Treasury

The advisory board met Wednesday evening at President Laverne Noyes's home. They discussed ways to add to the treasury and handled other miscellaneous business.

American Legi Laverne Noyes Treasury

Lad Breaks Leg Building Play House

Lynn Schroeder nine son of Mr and Mrs Milton Schroeder broke both leg bones while building a backyard play house last Wednesday afternoon. He fell from the roof and his leg was caught between two boards. The Schroeders took him to Coquille for treatment. He is recovering but will need a quiet summer.

Lynn Schroeder Milton Schroeder Schroeders Coquille Hmb

Planine Mill To Be Erected On The Middle Fork

Planine Mill by Joe and BIW Cadle of Roseburg rises on six acres bought from Ernest Middle above the Middle Fork Myrtlewood factory. The mill will employ five workers and process up to 22 thousand board feet daily with band saw and roughsaw gear moved from California. Finishing work to start soon. will produce flooring siding window and door casings.

Mable Fork Joe Biw Cadle Roseburg Ernest Middle Middle Fork Myrtlewood California Itta Cangetet

Carl Family Reunion At Beach In Bandon

Five brothers and their families gathered Saturday at Bandon beach for a Carl family reunion. Attendees included Mark M Carl and daughter Milas Iva Carl of Santa Ana. Chan FE Carl of Pacific Grove. Ira W Carl of Portland. William Carl of Grants Pass. John Carl and family of Ara go. Herbert Carl and Maldon Carl with relatives. Annie Lett and Lett family from Myrtle Point. Elmer Wilson party. guests Beverly Haynes and Gerald Wolff. A second gathering occurred Sunday at Annie Lett's Myrtle Point home after church services.

Mark M Carl Milas Iva Carl Santa Ana Calif Chan FE Carl Pacific Grove Ira W. Carl Portland William , Carl Grants Pasa John Carl Herbert Carl Maldon Carl Douglas Orlin Lett Joan Lonna Elmer Wilson Charlea Burton Virginia Earl Sitkum Beverly Haynes Myrtle Point Gerald Wolff San Dimas Annie Lett Church of the Brethren

Bullet Wound Sends Hotel Clerk To Hospital

David F. Knell age 32 was taken to Belle Knife hospital Coquille Sunday morning with a bullet wound in the abdomen. The wound, attributed to an accident while Knell handled a short-barreled revolver in bed, passed through his abdomen into the hip and required two hours of surgery. He rallied later and is hoped to recover. Knell had lived in the town 11 years and was day clerk at the Myrtle Hotel. His divorced wife Judith and their five year old son reside in Portland.

David F. Knell Belle Knife Hospital Coquille Knell Myrtle Hotel Judith Portland

Schroeders Open Gold Beach Store

Henry A Schroeder and Sons opened a new home furnishing store in Gold Beach on Monday July 8. It is their third location with others in Myrtle Point and Powers. Paul Connet will run the store, and his wife Mrs Connet has opened a bookstore and gift shop in Gold Beach.

Henry A Schroeder & Sons Gold Beach Schroeder Myrtle Point Henry Schroeder Buaines Paul Connet Coos Curry Counties Navy Mra Connet

Funeral services held for Gerald G. Boyer infant

Funeral services were held from the Catholic church for Gerald G. Boyer infant son of Mr and Mrs J L Boyer who died Sunday at Stark hospital Coquille Rev Edwards officiated the Schroeder chapel services Interment was in Norway cemetery

Gerald G. Boyer JL. Boyer Stark Hospital Coquille Edwards Schroeder Norway Cementery

Reenlists in Army Air Force Evans of Myrtle Point

Marvin Donald Evans aged 26 son of Mr and Mrs Marlin D Evans of Myrtle Point reenlists in the Army Air Force for three years with staff sergeant rating. He has nearly three years prior service including seven months in the 204 Bomber Group in the eastern theater and wears the Air Medal with five clusters and three battle stars. He was previously employed as a logger at Watermas. He has not yet been assigned to a theater of operations.

Marvin Donald Evans Marlin D Evans Myrtle Point Army Air Force U. S. Army Coos Bay Evans Watermas

Horse Race May Be Added To Fair Events

Coes county fair directors consider adding a horse race to this year’s program at the grange exhibition during the annual sale. Plans call for an evening show that would boost the event and attract spectators.

Coes County

First Aid Classes Slated For Mills And Camps

Dr. George W. Frank of the state industrial accident commission organizes eight weekly first aid classes for workers in mills and logging camps. The schedule includes Monday nights for McKinley Lumber Co in McKinley and Wednesday nights for Myrtle Point area loggers and mill workers at the Legion hall.

Piret George W. Frank State Industrial Accident Commission McKinley Lumber Company McKinley Myrtle Point Area Legion Hall

Work Speeded On Gray's Store In Myrtle Point

Interior finishing work at Gray's Marshall-Wells store in Myrtle Point is sped under manager J L Tobey. Floors are being sanded this week and fixtures due late July. opening is planned for August. Pete Gray of Coos Bay owns, Tobey is a long time Coos County resident and World War II veteran.

Gray Marshall-Wells Myrtle Point J L. Tobey Ccal Pete Gray Coos Bay Mr Tobey Coos County Oregon Gray’s

Brothers and Sisters Reunite After 85 Years apart

Guests at the Shields home during the Fourth included Fred McNamar and others from Chico California Kelso Washington Myrtle Point Vancouver and Stockton. The McNamar Walker and Shields family members are siblings and for the first time in 85 years all were together.

Ben Shields Fred McNamar Chico Callf W F Walker Kelao Wash Noble Walker Myrtle Point Eldon McNamar Vancouver Edward Beryn Michael Stockton Calif Elaine Donna McNamer McNamer W F Walker Noble Walker

Eugene Rex Ste ana and Shirley Miller wed in Oregon

Rex Ste ana son of Mrs Hazel Stevens and Shirley Miller daughter of Ray Miller were married at First Congregational Church. The couple, from Merile Hoint in the Point, plan to reside in Eugene near the University of Oregon.

Eugene Rex Ste Ana Hazel Stevens The Point Shirley Miller Ray Miller Re Point Zola Miller First Congregational Church Merile Hoint University of Oreges Mwner

Reedsport Keeps League Lead with Big Win

Reedsport extended its winning streak to four by routing Coquille 18 to 4 at home to stay atop the Southwestern Oregon baseball league. Powers moved to second after defeating Myrtle Point 9 to 8, while Bandon beat Cape Arago 14 to 8. Myrtle Point rallied late but fell short.

Reedsport Coquille Powers Myrtle Point Bandon Cape Arago

County Adds Jean Plieth to Payroll as Secretary

The county court orders the addition of Miss Jean Plieth to the county payroll as secretary in the office of County Superintendent Martha Mulky Pur dy. Miss Plieth will receive $150 per month.

Jean Plieth Martha Mulky Purdy Miss Plieth

Remains Here After Operation Mrs Stark Stays With Brother

Mrs Ralph Stark of Bay City California remains at the home of her brother Clarence Strong to regain strength after a recent operation in Eugene. Mr Stark traveled from Bay City for a brief weekend visit.

Ralph Stark Bay City Calif Clarence Strong Eugene Stark

Barker and Sumerlins Plan Yellowstone Trip

Mr and Mrs C Barker and Mr and Mrs T G Sumerlin prepare for a three week journey starting Sunday through Yellowstone National Park and extending as far south as Lake City.

Yellowstone C. Barker T. G. Sumerlin Yellowstone National Park Lake City

Carl Family Gathering Draws Californians

Mark William Carl and his daughter Miss Iva Carl arrived last Friday for a Carl family gathering in town. Their visit emphasizes the family reunion and regional travel from California.

Calif Mark WM. Carl Iva Carl Carl

Proclamation Urges Myrtle Point Businesses to Close for Rodeo

Mayor J. D. Clinton issues a proclamation calling all Myrtle Point businesses to close from noon to 4 p m on Saturday July 13 to allow employees to attend the rodeo. Businesses have largely complied and expect full local turnout at the fair grounds with many visitors arriving.

J. D. Clinton Myrtle Point Fair Grounds

Ban on shellfish sales extended in Coos county

The prohibition on commercial selling of clams mussels and oysters in Coos county likely remains in force until after an exceptionally low title July 28 according to county sanitarian C Eugene Fields The ban was extended after poison was found in shellfish on Coos county beaches Dr Harold M Erickson state health officer reported bi valve tests from Coos county indicated the heaviest toxin in small clams at Whiskey Run

Code County C. Eugene Fields Sanitarian Coos County Whiskey Run Harold M. Erickson Salem

Pioneer Mrs. Laura Broadbent Visits Old Friends

Mrs Laura Broadbent of Sacramento California has spent two weeks visiting time honored friends and relatives then traveled to Portland before returning home. The Broadbent family once homesteaded the town of Broadbent and she stayed with her niece Mrs Mable Barklow during the visit. Melvin C St John of Myrtle Point received discharge.

Laura Broadbent Sacramento Cal Portland Broadbent Mable Barklow

Untitled local notice fragment mentions Ada Lemon Brower family

Fragmentary report notes a Tuesday morning trip with Ada Lemon and sister M B Brower, returning north. Details are incomplete.

Ane Viet Ada Lemon M. B. Brower Whd

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Diss Satter Rads Tad Ror Henry A Schroeder & Line Pricon Oregon Retail Fardware Association Algan Harmony Mill Or Timber Company Lad Randon Melvin C. St John
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