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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1948

Page

18

Pioneer Society elects officers at Coquille meeting

Henry A Behroeder was elected president of the Coos County Pioneer and Historical Association at the annual election in Coquille. J D Clinton and J H McCloskey were named directors. New officers include A N Gould vice president Inez Chase secretary treasurer and multiple directors from Coquille North Bend Coos Bay Bandon Langlois Port Orford and Gold Beach. Dr Bruce Barker spoke on Oregon history. Thirty-one members over 80 attended and four golden anniversaries were celebrated.

Henry A. Behroeder Cocs-Cury Pioneer and Historical Association Coquille Jesse D. Clinton J. H. McCloskey Myrtle Point Schroeder J. Albert Matson Coos Bay A. N. Gould Inez Chase William Vaughan Edger McDaniels North Bend Ralph Moore Albert Matson Deve Breggers Fred True William Sweet John Nielson Bandon Wanda Volck Langlois Louis Knapp Ed . Port J .P. Byers Walter Laird Emil R. Peterson Inez R Chase Chase Association

Coos VA Office Opens Saturday For Insurance Reinstatement

The Coos Bay Oregon VA office will stay open Saturday July 31 from 9 am to 5 30 pm to accept reinstatements. Eligible veterans may reinstate lapsed term policies from 1000 to 10000 by certifying health remains as good as at lapse. After July 31 those lapsed three months or more must pass a physical to regain coverage.

Coos Hay Oregon The Veterans’ Administration Shirley T Brannock Coos Bay Hall Building 3Rd and

Local Man Escapes Injury In Truck Fire

Fred Parry, a Myrtle Point resident, escaped injury when a logging truck he drove caught fire on highway 101 between Coquille and Coos Bay last Saturday noon. Traffic halted for about an hour as an empty gasoline drum rolled off the back and was dragged by the rear wheel, igniting vapors in the tank. The truck and load of two logs were severely damaged, with the trailer largely intact.

Fred Parry Myrtle Point Highway 101 Betwen Coquille Coos Bay Evans Products

Junior League Players Urged to Turn In Uniforms

Chester Lee Collier of Myrtle Post No 38 American Legion requests all Junior league players return their uniforms and equipment by Tuesday night August 3. Uniforms to be dropped at Ball Bemmelgamn at the Herald office for cleaning and storage for next season. Plasti ca to be used as a stiffener in felt hats per Danbury hatters.

Chester Lee Collier Myrtle Post American Legion Lee Company Danbury Hatters

Large Wall Refrigerator Delivered by Portland Center

The Portland distributing center reports a 186 cubic foot wall refrigerator as the largest single unit delivered. The case will store milk cheese soft drinks and other perishables. The store also received 18 refrigerators and 14 washers and dryers this week the largest shipment in some time.

Portland Distributing Center Haga’s

Finish Barn For County Fair This Week

Improvements on the Coos County Fairgrounds are progressing rapidly says Harold Clarno the fairs general manager A new 60 by 68 foot building for 4 H livestock exhibits will be finished this week An aluminum roof west side wash rack and renovated chutes grandstand and bleachers are ready for the fair Dates are August 20 21 and 22 with August 19 as exhibit entry day Exhibitors are urged to contact Clarno to complete the exhibitors chart

Coos County Harold Clarno Clarno

Powers Constable Urges Keeping Children From RR

Constable Bert Mead urges parents to keep children away from railroad yards and tracks amid increased yard activity. The Peterson child suffered severe injuries and amputation after wandering onto tracks, prompting renewed warnings for bicycle riders and families. Highway repairs and logging traffic will add hazards, while Joy Olson returns home from Molalla to Myrtle Point.

Bert Mead Robert Peterson Portland Mra Joy Olson Molalla Myrtle Point

Shrine Picnic At Shrine Grove August Details

Coos County Shriners and Daughters of the Nile sponsor a Sunday picnic at Shrine Grove Lee Masons and Eastern Star families will be guests. Foot races horseshoe pitching contests and games throughout the day. Ice cream coffee cream and sugar provided. Attendees asked to bring box lunches.

Coos County Shriners and Daughters of the Nile Shrine Grove Lee Masons Eastern Star Famiies Shriners

Births at Mast Hospital

To Mr and Mrs L K Holver stott Myrtle Point a son July 30. To Mr and Mrs Floyd Warner Powers a daughter July 21. To Mr and Mrs Richard R Wall Myrtle Point a daughter July 21. To Mr and Mrs Robert B Appel Myrtle Point a son July 22. To Mr and Mrs Tom Stevens Coquille a daughter July 27.

L. K. Holverstott Myrtle Point Floyd T. Warner Powers Richard R. Wall Robert B Appel Tom Stevens Coquille

Anderson-La Farlette Bay Purchases New Heavy Haul Truck

Anderson-La Farlette Bay freight lines between Powers and Coos Bay announce the purchase of a new KB 1 International six wheel truck for heavy hauling. The Willamette low bay vehicle measures 50 feet long and can pull a 40 ton load.

Anderson-La Farlette Powers Coos Bay

State Surveying Laws Digest Published By Oregon State College

Oregon State College engineers publish a 44 page circular compiling all state land surveying laws. Free from the Engineering Experiment Station at Corvallis. Authors include C A Mockmore M F P Coopey B B Irving and E A Buckholm with Graf noting the 1843 registration law sparked the compilation.

Oregon State Collegea Oregon Corvallis H. Graf C A. Mockmore State Board of Engineering Examiners M FP Coopey B Irving Douglas County E A Buckholm

Local Resident Ray Devault Returns After Ten Years

Ray Devault of Sacramento California visits here marking his first return in about ten years. The former resident’s stop highlights a warm reconnect with the community during a brief visit.

Ray Devault Sacramento California Mr Devault

Powers Man Narrowly Survives 75 Foot Truck Plunge

Jay Johnson of Powers employed by Train Logging Co fell about 75 feet from a forest bank into a river roughly 12 miles above Powers. The truck rolled over struck a tree, knocked him unconscious, and he was treated at Mast hospital and released. The truck, owned by Train Logging Co, was a total loss per insurers.

Jay Johnson Powers Train Logging Co Mast Hospital Forest Service Johnson Ed Brown The

Texas Reunion Plans After Wichita Falls Visit

Morning home in Wichita Falls Texas hosts the Bill family while T V Billingsley and Robert Billingsley stay with relatives in Coos Bay They travel with Mrs Tex Billingsley who will visit her father C W Mitchell in Childress Texas and her daughter Clara Beth Billingsley a college student in Abilene Texas The Mitchell family plans a reunion during the visit.

Wichita Falls Texas T. V. Billac Robert Billingsley Coos Bay

Misses Brock twins honored on eighth birthday party

Elanor and Yloise Brock were honored on their eighth birthday with a party at Wayne Brock home in Big Creek. Ice cream jello and three cakes were served including one from Dessa Coleman. The Brocks moved from California a year ago and visited Bakersfield and Fresno at the end of the school year.

Elanor Brock Yloise Brock Wayne Brock Big Creek Odessa Coleman Brocks Californias Bakersfield Fresno

Marion Lloyd to Wed Robert L Miller at Methodist Church

Mr and Mrs Alfred Lloyd announce the marriage of their daughter Marion to Mr Robert L Miller. The ceremony will be held Saturday at 9 o clock p m at the Methodist church with Rev Ryan officiating. A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home.

Alfred Lloyd Marion Robert L. Miller Rev. Ryan

Dinner Guests Include Pearce and Gurney Family

Attendees at the dinner included Mr SE at taehanice Pearce and Dorothy and Adeline Gurney, inviting note reflects social gathering with local residents and families.

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