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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1948

Page

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County plans lime shipment for farmers this August

County Agriculture Conservation Committee and County Agent announce a lime shipment for farmers, 85 percent calcium lime carried in gondola freight cars. Distribution by truck to farms along the railroad line at a per ton rate, with funds for up to 1,380 tons and about 60 tons already scheduled, as stated by John D. Carl, chairman.

Coos Connie Isrmers Een WS Jenkins County Agriculture Conservation Committee Ogi Conservation Es Ganedits Eta John D Carl

Funeral services for John W Leneve in Coquille Saturday

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM at Schroeder chapel Coquille for John W Leneve longtime Coos county resident who died at his home Wednesday after a cerebral hemorrhage Tuesday Born in Parkersburg he was Coquille first druggist and spent over 20 years in the Coos county clerk’s office He also served in the county sheriff’s office and as city recorder in Coquille later active in local affairs at time of his death

Schroeder Coquille John W Leneve Coos County Leneve Parkersburg

Fragmentary Notice Items From Damaged OCR

Incomplete readable text mentions no phones required to pass through an asylum station near Myrtle. A second complaint is cited but details are unclear.

Fragmentary OCR Note Sparks No Clear Event

Readable text is fragmentary and contains no identifiable persons organizations places dates or outcomes. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the provided OCR snippet.

Bert Pearson Receives Local Post Appreciation Award

Bert Pearson, adjutant for 13 years, was presented with a gesture of appreciation by the local Post. R. J. Goodhart, VA insurance man, spoke to attendees about GI insurance during the ceremony.

Bert Pearson R. J. Goodhart

Police Chief Pearson to be replaced as acting chief

Bert Pearson, chief of police for 16 years, will depart July 1 and Merold Horn is appointed acting chief. Pearson began city service May 1939 with a one year 1938 posting near Myrtle Creek, succeeding P. W. Culver who became Coos County sheriff and later a county commissioner.

Bert Pearson Greets Water Enon Schroeder Merold Horn Pearson Myrtle Creek P. W. Culver Coos County Healet

City approves fire siren purchase and discusses street work

The city authorized buying a surplus war siren for the fire department after a hearing. Police and maintenance topics were raised, but no action taken on a traffic or parking issue. The meeting covered garbage pickup, painting of crosswalks, and placing street markers.

Fire Department James

Winston Oregon Post Office Opens at Coos Junction

The Coos Junction area eight miles south of Roseburg will be renamed Winston Oregon by the postal department. The new post office revives a 60 year old office name. First postmistress is Mrs Marion H Jackson. The community now features auto courts, gas stations, restaurants, a hardware store, and a new post office building under construction.

Coosa Junction Winston Oregon United States Postal Department Coos Junction Roseburg Marion H. Jackson Myrtlewood

American Legion Dance Set for Saturday June 26

Myrtle Post No 38 American Legion plans a Saturday dance at the Waks Ritchie Francis is chairman. Johnny Dayton and his orchestra will play to raise funds for repairing and remodeling the Legion Hall. Don Coates of Coos Bay Lumber Company Eden Ridge was hospitalized after being struck in the face by a ball.

Myrtle Post American Legion Waks Ritchie Francis Post Johnny Dayton Legion Hall Don Coates Coos Bay Eden Ridge

Annual Meeting Slated At High School Monday

The annual meeting will be held at the high school Monday with polls open 2:00 p.m. to 7:08 p.m. A new five year term director will be elected. Nominations may be made from the floor at the meeting.

Portland Bank Set for Grand Opening After Renovation

Plans are completed for the Penos Bank remodeling project in the Northwest. Portland architect Peter Ainge, who has designed over 400 banks in the Pacific Northwest, supervised the renovation as workmen finish the interior and exterior. The institution readies for a grand opening.

Smaed Penos Northwest Peter Ainge Portland Pacific Northwest

Powers Lions Installed By Mayor Schroeder

Harold Ross, Powers merchant, was installed as Powers Lion Club president at an evening meeting in Powers Tuesday night. Elton A Schroeder, past governor of District 36 E, served as installing officer. Ar chie Lane was named secretary, with Jamis Gamwell as treasurer and Jessa Shephard as first vice president. Other officers include Jack Bushnell second vice president Orvil Knight third vice president and directors Roy Shaffer Jack McCart Gene Slocum W C Thorp. Jack Staffer serves as tail twister and Jack McCart as lion tamer.

Harold Ross Powers Merchant Powers Lion Club Elton A Schroeder District 36-E Archie Lane Jamis Gamwell Jessa Shepherd Jack Bushnell Orvil Knight Roy Shaffer Jack McCart Gene Slocum W. C. Thorp Jack Staffer

Woods Accident Claims Death of George M. Brown

George M. Brown died at Mast hospital from injuries after being struck on the head by falling limbs while employed at the Eden Ridge camp of the Coos Bay Lumber Company. A resident of the Catching Creek district and later Powers, he was born September 4 1887 in Visalia California. Survived by wife Mary Brown daughter Bertha McCall and son Archie Brown.

George M. Brown Powers Eden Ridge Coos Bay Mast Hospital Catching Creek Freeder Visalia California Coos County Mary Brown Salem Bertha McCall Myrtle Point Archie Brown Newport Ore

Bobby Weed Heads to Vernomia for Summer Visit

Bobby Weed, son of Mr and Mrs I Weed, will spend the summer in Vernomia Oregon with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Qecar Weed and an uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Orin Weed.

Bobby Weed Wils I. Weed Vernomia Oregon Qecar Weed Orin Weed

Roseburg Visit By Gale and Haughton Guests

Mr and Mrs Gale and Mr and Mrs Robert Haughton were in Roseburg last Saturday evening and spent the night with Mamie McKay, a sister of a local resident, sharing a social visit in the town.

Range Gale Robert Haughton Roseburg Ae Mamie McKay

Boat Dock Plan to Be Discussed at Monday Meeting

A Coquille Port Commission and Myrtle Point boating club directors meeting is set for Monday at 8:00 p.m. in Ron Endicott’s barbershop to pick a site near Norway for a boat dock. Details include piling sinking and plans. the old Norway cheese factory will store boats as storage was arranged.

Coquille Port Commission Myrtle Point Rodad Gun Club Ron Endicott Norway

VFW to Sponsor Dance at Oaks July 17

The Lee Ray Post No. 2198 Veterans of Foreign Wars will sponsor a dance at Oaks on July 17. Neal, chairman, announced Myrtle Point as the venue area. Tickets go on sale in a few days.

VFW Oaks Joe Keeen Bett Lee Ray Post Veterans Et Ee Sreinaaltten Neal Mm Pao Neal Sebtk

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