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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1954
Page
6
Webster warns hot weather makes perishable items risky. Combines milk and eggs for fillings should be avoided. meats can be kept in a can for sandwiches at the site. Avoid potato salad macaroni cheese and beans unless refrigerated. good options include fresh fruit cheddar cheese peanut butter and baked goods with frosting or candy.
Mr and Mrs Ray Clarno and family from Eugene visited Saturday night at Mrs Clarno s parents Tyan LaAnd. Sunday dinner guests at W A Nickason included Mikes Netland of Lebanon and Duane Netland of Myrtle Point with Elmer Wilson and Arthur Jenkins families. London Jenkins and family in Myrtle Point hosted a weekend visit as did Erwin Wilberger of Myrtle Point for a fishing trip. Elmer Wilson Dale and Janet attend Camp Myrtlewood in Bridge this week. Ivan Laird home hosted auditors from Laird Brothers with Max Medford and Wiljin nen Mover of Portland present. Mrs Elmer Strode, school clerk.
Myrtle Point resident travels to Coquille for a day last week to fix up school books. The brief notes the journey and purpose without additional details.
The group held a Friday July 16 gathering at Cherry Creek Park with a potluck dinner. Mrs Clarence Churchill discussed bug dusting and spraying while Helen Mast thanked those who cleaned the park and buildings.
Mrs. Allen Robinson and Joe visited Portland to meet her mother Mrs. Begs Barrows from Clearfield Iowa and plan to live here with her daughter. Dozens of local families and friends are listed with visits to Coos Bay Myrtle Point Powers Empire and Grants Pass, gatherings at Rees Daniels home and Myrtle Grove picnic.
Elder Dickson, president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, will address a crowd of 7 000 plus at a park main pavilion. The event focuses on missions world building and evangelism, with six other auditoriums and a large campsite housing 1 400 tents and 350 cabins on a 75 acre site prepared by Oregon Conference pastors.
A reader asks The Myrtle Point Herald to paint the rear of the Myrtle Hotel to improve the town’s appearance while the Methodist church and city hall are being painted. The letter emphasizes local pride and town beautification.
The Bridge Community club gathered at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the grange hall with a business session and plans for Bridge night at Extension Summer camp. Three visitors joined, including Miss Alice Fish a Hillsboro teacher and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fish.
Ruth Allen and family attended 42H camp in Corvallis then visited her father in Portland as Mr. and Mrs. Ames drove there. Visitors from California over four days. Bernard Ehrig and family visiting Berkeley mother. 4-H achievement day planned for July 25 at the grange to showcase the year’s work. Al Richmond hospitalized in Roseburg for an operation. Bridge ladies visited. Grange clean-up day and potluck supper followed by pitch
Fragmentary vintage notice urges caution among loggers over fires and damage risk. The brief uses stilted language about burning and safety, reflecting a classified style from an earlier era.
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