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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1950
Page
1
The writer recounts a retired George surprising them with a reproduced trout photo in The Herald. The group suspects George caused a stir by showcasing a one day two session catch of fifteen trout, stirring questions from law enforcement and curious locals as the story unfolds and continues on page six.
The writer reports a lecture by Dr Kensman of Long Beach on Palestine, the Dead Sea’s minerals, and Armageddon prophecy. He warns of Communism’s threat as a system and notes the return of Jews to Palestine among many nations. The writer plans a beach vacation and invites readers to catch up from the beach club.
Mr Dana critiques the present administration and Truman, arguing he has become “drunk with power.” He asserts true Democrats differ from today’s party, urges a veteran minority in upcoming elections, and recalls critics who deny his Democrat stance. Continued on Sack Page.
In the Coquille Valley Golf Tournament Spring Handicap reaches the semi finals with McCarren facing Hall in the championship after 36 holes. First flight ties include Ritche Francis and Lee Atkinson. other results list Murray over Procknow and Downing over Downing 3 and 2.
The thirty-fifth annual 4-H club summer school will run June 13 to 23 on the OSC campus. No enrollment cap. 1800 attendees expected, with total attendance near 2000. Scholarships cover most costs. others pay 24 dollars for 10 days. Oregon counties, college staff, and out-of-state professionals will participate.
A runaway trailer from a log truck driven by Wayne Caudle snapped a power pole and crossed the Junior Hi grounds, damaging the front porch and steps of William Gurney's home Sunday afternoon. Mountain States Power crew replaced the pole Monday morning, leaving only a brief street light outage while power remained on.
A fire of undetermined origin broke out Tuesday noon at Sykes Logging near Powers and China Flats. Company officials expect to control the blaze by Wednesday after an all night effort. the fire threatens timber along the South Fork of the Coquille.
A loaded log truck owned by John Cawrse Lumber of Myrtle Point collided with a Southern Pacific freight train at the Manasha log dump crossing near the old Southport mine road Monday morning. The train moving south struck the truck behind the tractor unit and carried the trailer about 50 yards along the right of way, scattering logs. The driver escaped uninjured and no damage to the truck proper was reported.
Johannas Haese a German visiting student at Myrtle Point high school will return to Bremhaven Germany in a couple of months. He was one of 47 students chosen to study in US public schools under Church of The Brethren guidelines. He attended ceremonies as a top senior, improved English, and spoke to service clubs across Coos and the state.
Officials plan to distribute clock types suitable for this climate. A waterproof plywood frame will house an electric motor capable of showing time score quarter and downs.
Superintendent Paul Frenzen introduced Gareth Goddard of Myrthe Point Union High School who spoke The Road Ahead. Diplomas were presented by Robert Bright and Howard Whitaker during the Thursday ceremony.
Legion VFW and Auxiliaries held memorial services at Myrtle Point and Norway cemeteries near the Coquille River. Rev Wilmer Briggs spoke dedication in uniform as Air Corps Reserve chaplain. Floral wreaths were placed by Mrs Joe Schilling with guards named. Taps and shots followed prayers.
Richard Roush Ted McElwain and Bruce Whitaker will attend the Boy Scout Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania starting June 3. The group meets at Mingus Park Scout cabin and will leave Eugene June 20 by train for a shake-down camp then a preliminary session June 27 before the jamboree opens June 30 with President Truman. They will visit historic sites including New York City and Yellowstone Park on return.
Lumber arrives for the new grand stand at the high school field. Superintendent Gareth Goddard says the team will begin construction soon and estimates that work will proceed after delivery and site preparation.
The Daily Vacation Bible School begins Monday with Delly Vace Intermediates meeting at the Church of the Brethren. Sessions run from 9 to 11 30 each day for two weeks led by Rev. John Parish.
Five different makes of forage harvesters were shown in operation at a Coos Bay meeting. Equipment included wagons and a blower, distributed by J A Freeman and Son of Portland. Demonstrations by R M Wade & Co. and Tower Motor Co. highlighted the Holland harvester and mechanized unloading wagon.
The Legislative Interim Committee on Taxation schedules a noon luncheon at the Coquille Hotel with lawmakers and pardon officials, followed by a 1 PM hearing at the community building to hear public input. Executive secretary C. S. Onika notes the arrangements by the chamber.
Deep Freeze Demonstrates locker use at Schroeder's Furniture in Myrtle Point on June 14 at 7 90, showcasing ways to minimize effort and enhance meals with better shopping.
In 1961 the central portion of county will receive an e campaign film projected for adults. The initiative aims to inform residents on civic matters and community issues through the scheduled screenings.
Miss Georgeanne Thien a June graduate of Lewis Clarke College in Portland has been named women s physical education instructor for the coming school year according to a report from the office of Supt Gareth B Goddard. Her degree focuses on physical education and health and she will join the high school staff.
Thomas White Murphey dies Friday. survived by wife Rose and son Leon. The Powers family has 36 years of residence. Also listed are daughters Aea Dell Racen ces A W Best of Vallejo California and Floren Piant cig Florida, plus two great grandchildren.
Fragmentary OCR mentions academic year details and Tuareg IP usage at a university. No clear names, dates, or locations emerge to anchor a full record.
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