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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR note mentions wires and voltages with scattered letters and abbreviations. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to define a specific news item or outcome.
Early Sunday thieves broke into the One-Stop Service and Pop's tavern, taking a National cash register with about $3 and several credit slips, and four dollars from a lunch counter. Police check register numbers in Portland as both break-ins occurred around 5 am after a patrol found no signs at 4:25 am.
Mies Hannah Sandquist, a Coos Bay school nurse, starts her annual June assignment as special helper to the Coos County Health Department. She prepares for the crippled children’s clinic at Washington School, Coquille, on June 10, with Dr Lawrence Noall of the University of Ontario medical school staff set to conduct the clinic.
Dr. Crawford of Coquille is named county veterinarian for the southern half of the county by the county court. He succeeds Dr. L. C. Witkosky who resigned to move to San Luis Obispo California. Crawford has been Witkosky's partner and assisted in the county cattle testing program.
West Coast Airlines of Seattle will survey daily round trips linking Portland Albany Eugene North Bend Coast Bay Grants Pass Roseburg and Medford within 60 days. The carrier recently received a certificate of convenience and necessity from the Civil Aeronautics Board.
Mrs C C Merrill formerly Agnes Tucker of Key West Florida reports an extended trip through the East with her husband. She formerly lived in St Petersburg Florida, and helped publish a local paper for eight years. she now resides in Spanaway Washington.
James Hoover, son of Mrs. Jessie Hoover of Myrtle Point, will be discharged from Fussimon s hospital in Denver within the past 10 days. He was wounded at the Ladersdorf bridge near Remagen, Germany in March 1945 with the 78th division during the Allied breakthrough.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and places cut off mid sentence. It references travel to Ban Howard and Seaford Hospital with uncertain details and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Myrtle Point was defeated 8 to 1 Sunday as Handom shut them down in the Southwestern Oregon league opener. H. Scott led the Bawden attack with three of five at bats, while Weekly and Shields added key hits for Myrtle Point. Banden and Sutphin combined for eight strikeouts.
Goss county 4 H club announces a summer camp July 31 to August 4 at Camp Lawhern. Leaders and instructors are being selected. Volunteers worked June 2 at McKinley camp grounds preparing buildings and grounds with painting, carpentry and cleanup.
The county court ordered aerial survey maps from the U S Department of the Interior Geological Survey. The maps will cost 611.40 dollars and will be used for planning timber cruising assessment work and other projects.
Five local women from the lodge auxiliary will travel to Astoria for the Eagle Lodge convention June 27 to 29. Mrs. Martin Kincheloe, Mrs. Kenneth Baker, Mrs. Ellis Wilberger, Mrs. Clifford Bartles, and Mrs. Earl Adams will represent the group.
Feith Baldwin appeals through The Emergency Posts Collection for UNRRA aid to starving and war damaged peoples overseas. He argues feeding the hungry protects future generations from war’s devastation and appeals to compassion as a moral duty shared by all humanity.
Memorial day services were held last Thursday at Myrtle Point Norway and Dora. The Myrtle Point and Norway ceremonies took place in the cemeteries while Dora held services in the chapel. Rev W A Briggs officiated at all three services with an American Legion firing squad present at Myrtle Point and Norway.
The May meeting of the Coos County 4H leaders association moves from Coos Bay to North Bend hall at 8 p.m. Thursday due to a timing conflict. Officers adjusted the schedule to avoid the clash with another shift.
Mr and Mrs Eldon McNamer and another guest traveled to visit Mr and Mrs Shields. Dorma will spend her vacation at the Shields home during the visit.
The Coos budget group held its initial session to review financial plans. Members discussed preliminary priorities and timelines for a budget presentation in the coming weeks.
Dr Frank P McWhorter UBDA past pathologist Corvallis and Clark assistant hort alace will speak before the Coos Bay Lily Growers Association at Coos Bay June. Members and others in the industry have been invited to attend.
County Clerk Oddy issued licenses for June to Roy Brawer of Coquille and Stella Hammack of Myrtle Point. The notices list couple names and issuing authority as part of the civil records.
A partially readable local note reports a witness event tied to a ceremony on Wednesday. The fragment mentions a person named Arend and a day connected to a formal proceeding. Further details are unclear due to text damage.
Two defendants were indicted in the June circuit court term report. Ervin Grant Fits hugh of Port Orford and Leckey Powers of Myrtle Point are charged with bank forgery and related offenses. Lackey allegedly converted a $1 000 check from RH W Brown on Security Bank of Myrtle Point.
The camp committee held a meeting to organize preparations for the camp. The gathering aimed to coordinate readiness activities with Coed county groups and ensure smooth operations.
The Coos county jail will receive a thorough cleaning and a refrigerator is urged in the opinion of the June term grand jury. The panel completed its work Friday by inspecting the jail and requesting improvements. Members included Walter Chine foreman Ardis Core Randleman George E G W Taylor Lincoln MuNe iy and W R Comstock.
Loren F. Thornton of Powers has filed with the county clerk for a 10 dollar county bounty and an 80 dollar state bounty for a cougar he recently shot near Powers. The animal was brought in as evidence of the hunt.
Greyhound will carry up to five sacks of mail daily from Coos Bay to Gold Beach starting July 1. The service covers finest and second class mail and is announced this week.
Mrs. Francis Floyd hosted the Myrtle Point RNA social club Tuesday evening with Neva and Ivylens assisting. Pi nochle and whist were played. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mast, Mr. and Mrs. Mahaffey, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Gilkison, and Mrs. Myers.
Postmaster announces a time change effective June 4 due to the B. F. P. train now leaving Coes Bay at 6 80 instead of 7 o clock. The notice explains the adjustment was necessary to align with the new departure time.
P Mee described the incident stating the top of the car was torn off, indicating extensive damage and raising questions about the vehicle’s structural integrity.
The mobile X-ray unit will be at the Legion ball in Myrtle Point on June 14 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for appointments.
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