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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1940
Page
1
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A notice from the regional attorney reported by Mer man Fletcher, county PSA visor, states that rehabilitation loans are being pursued with court action by the government. Restrictions on sale or transfer of mortgaged chattels to the FSA aim to provide security and maintain farm operations.
Undergoes Appendectomy for Jack Sperry, son of Mr and Mrs John Sperry of this city, in a Coquille hospital Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Walter Hutyang of Coos River visited Myrtle Point on Wednesday noon with relatives and former residents of this city.
Rev and Mrs Hugh Mitchelmore returned from Portland after attending the annual meeting of the Synod of Oregon of the Presbyterian church. The gathering reaffirmed loyalty to state and national governments while opposing church state union. Mt Tabor church hosted all sessions with Chaplain Major John Beard, Oregon National Guard senior chaplain. A banquet the prior Thursday drew over 600 people including Governor Charles A Sprague, with an address described as Christian and nonpolitical.
C M Johns, field representative for the State Unemployment Compensation commission, after meetings with Curry county employers, will be in Marshfield and the bay area next week. Beginning July 29 he will stay about three weeks, based at the Marshfield employment office on South Broadway. Emphasis is on rushing payroll reports and contributions for the second quarter ahead of the July 30 deadline.
The Myrtle Point Boy Scout troop met last week at Myrtle Point City Hall with assistant scoutmaster George Luthy and senior patrol leader Robert Peele. Tenderfoot exams were passed by Eugene Moon and Edgar Moon. An investiture ceremony is planned at 5 p.m. Thursday to award tenderfoot badges to Eugene and Edgar Moon and Hoerrich Belloni after which scouts will ride the motorboat Lollypop at Coquille.
Coos county had a 1939 public welfare budget of 86 760 with 16 059 unspent. The 1940 welfare budget was 78 010, representing 5.91 percent of county taxes and 26.85 percent for county purposes. The 1937 population basis yields a 2.70 per capita welfare cost. Thirty-five of 36 Oregon counties had unspent welfare totals totaling 310 224 as of Dec 3, 1939.
Mrs James Rockwell returned to Portland Friday after visiting Dr and Mrs L L Sumerlin Lavonne Sumerlin joined her for a stay. Mrs Henry Cripe from Kelso and her sister Mrs Sam Mulheman and daughter from Portland called in Myrtle Point en route to Yachats to visit Mrs Edna Grovre. Gene Pressler of Balmat NY, son of Mrs Walter Sykes, expects arrival July 30 for a month with relatives here. Frank Burbank of Arago and H Ernest Walkinghone hosted Sunday dinner at Crowk.
Oregon reports 430 fires burning 16 458 acres since 1940 fire season. Smokers prolific as lightning causes 28 percent. campfires unattended add 12 percent. incendiary acts 17 percent. Fire danger remains extreme in western Oregon amid severe drought. officials warn penalties for discarded cigarette butts and unattended burns.
Oregon State Game Commission lowers the blacktail deer bag limit to a single buck with forked horns or better. The plan also suspends antlerless deer seasons in Grant county and Klarsth and Lake counties, keeps a statewide bird closure in Willamette Valley, and sets elk and pheasant tags with August 1 deadlines for applications.
Betty May Henry of Bridge and Harry Franklin Hull Jr of Marshfield obtained a marriage license at the county courthouse and wed Monday at the Myrtle Point Methodist parsonage with Rev Gray officiating. Witnesses included Lula Whobrey Gladys M Henry Lloyd King and Mrs W C Wilson at the minister's home.
The Daniels family of Coos County gathered at Strong Grove in Gaylord for a long awaited reunion held last Sunday excluding one member in Canada. Attendees included Abe Daniels with Helen and Aber of Edwardsville Pennsylvania Mrs Fitzgerald of Sacramento California and numerous Daniels relatives from Oregon towns. The event featured extended family from Cottage Grove Myrtle Point Coquille Roseburg Marshfield and Gaylord with multiple generations present.
Harold Schaad a Myrtle Point High School vocational agriculture teacher is among 57 Oregon state staff attending a three week conference at Oregon State College. The program covers advanced vocational agriculture topics, administration, farm mechanics, and teaching equipment. The event is led by state and USC staff with 52 high schools offering vocational classes and 2324 total students. Frank Ballard, new Oregon State president, praised the agricultural teaching force at the banquet.
A forest themed vaudeville act headed by Roy Gordon will headline at the Hiland Theater next Thursday August 1. The show features Sand Sherwood, radio's blues singer and four Musical Aces, plus The Rockettes. The program includes chorus numbers and comedy skits along with the regular film attraction.
Three young men from Coos county have joined the Army. Warren Rhule and Walter A. Brindle of McKinley and Huston Brendle of Marshfield have enlisted and will train at the West Coast Training Center in Stockton California.
The OSC school of science at Oregon State College receives two $750 scholarships and $2000 in equipment from a Newark company to develop chromium extraction from low grade chromite ores. Dr F A Gilfillan notes the program will involve special student Joseph Schulein and staff Glen Ware and George Gleeson, with field work on chromium deposits in Oregon under the state geology department.
County FSA supervisor Norman Fletcher urges tenant farmers, laborers, and sharecroppers in All Cops county to file applications by August 15 at the 201 Laird building office in Coquille. Eligible residents with farming potential and family needs are prioritized, with a three-member equity committee reviewing apps after closure and matching farms to buyers.
A traveling examiner of operators and chauffeurs will arrive at Myrie Point next Wednesday July 31 and be on duty at city hall from 10 am to 5 pm. Those seeking permits or licenses to drive cars should contact the examiner during these hours.
Oregon motorists will receive a 1941 license plate with a new design a green and white plate with Oregon shown between 19 and 41 at the bottom. The figures are a new style and the word Oregon is central between the year figures. The plate colors mimic Washington but the characters are distinct with Oregon placing information below the year and no alphabetical prefix. Washington plates carry a prefix and are larger.
The Oregon State Game Commission confirms upland bird season in Jackson Josephine Coos and southern Douglas counties from October 15 to 31. Acting on legal advice the commission preserves the same open dates as last year for pheasants and valley quail.
Salem gears up for a four day centennial celebration July 31 to August 3 at the state fairgrounds. A giant outdoor stage will host five cycles tracing Oregon history from wilderness to wonderland with a 50 foot backdrop and 3000 participants. New transparency props will display historic and current Willamette Valley scenes.
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