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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1947

Page

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Legislative session notes and bill actions summarized

The article reviews the 50th day of a state legislative session with 806 bills introduced. It covers emergency clauses on HB 176 creating a five member wheat commission and SB 293 transferring funds to the general fund, plus numerous bills on legal forms, fees, and agency powers. It notes Wallace S. Wharton appointed to the state tax commission and mentions hearings ordered by Senator Irving Rand for a comedy relief sequence.

Meeday Se Baal Wheat Works Ner Sac Ways and Means Congress Industrial Accident Commission Cooperative Association State Hospital Smeofor Supt. of Bani Wallace Wharton Charles V. Galloway State Tax Commission Martin United States Naval Reserve Irving Rand Senate

Governor Sachs Receives Thirteen Union High Students

The governor greets thirteen Union High students visiting his office during the legislature. The photo shows students Marty Summers Heb Briggs Ray Clarne Norman Jar vie Bill Reush aes Frank Neffmen Legen Herald rest Kasten Bob Det lefsen Leland Marry Jerry Mateen Dallas Norton Jim Charden Eddie Willis and Deane Hayes. The trip was sponsored by the Myrtle Peiat Retary clsh. ao a

Earl Sachs Stee Union High Governor Sachs Marty Summers Heb Briggs Freedman Ray Clarne Norman Jarvie Janier Bill Reush Janior Aes Frank Neffmen Legen Herald Rest Kasten Bob Detlefsen Leland Marry Senteor Jerry Mateen Dallas Norton Anden Migh Jim Charden Eddie Willis Deane Hayes The Myrtle Peiat Retary Clsh

Fragmentary names and figures from an unclear page

The readable portions mention individuals Den B Wella and Dae X Walls with numeric values 90.5 and 6.10 alongside unclear terms Ver-Mamel and WeRet 5.17 50F Me Se t. The text appears garbled and lacks coherent context or a complete event.

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Myrtle Point City Plans Census Drive and Safety Upgrades

The Myrtle Point City Council adopted a resolution to organize an immediate census effort with local groups to cut costs. They plan volunteer canvassers, while state agencies may supervise. A police signal light at Fifth and Spruce will be ordered and wired to the local telephone office for rapid alerts. Spring work resumes on the water project to prevent future shortages.

Myrtle Point Fifth and Spruce

4 H Clubs Have Busy Year Ahead

Coos county hosts sixty five 4-H clubs during National 4-H Club Week under the theme Working Together for a Better Home and World Community. A year long program includes summer school at Corvallis and a county summer camp at McKinley with forestry field trips livestock judging tours and fair divisions plus activities in local clubs.

Coos County Corvallis McKinley Coosa County

Superior Cheese Man Wins Milk Testing Prize

Lou Floyd, factory superintendent at Superior Cheese in Myrtle Point, won third place in a milk grading contest under State College extension service supervision. Floyd, a veteran grader from Oregon, earned the award amid national competition with Wafore or rank graders from across the country.

Lou Floyd Superior Cheese Factory Myrtle Point Extension Service State College Floyd Broad Warfores

Cubs Found in Tree While Cutting Hay Lumber

Tem Nelson of Fairview Way displayed a pair of cub bears taken from a tree he felled at Coes Hay Lumber. He found the cubs’ pelts near the base and noted the young bears were growling, suggesting potential regret over the decision.

Tem Nelson Eut Fairview Herald Office Coes Hay Lumber Daverdes

Perkins Cracks Down On Reckless Drivers Here

Robert Reese Broyles of Reedsport was fined 100 dollars for reckless driving before Police Justice N W Perkins. Officer Pearson taken note that this may warn others who disregard street safety on city streets.

Perkins Robert Reese Broyles Reedsport N. W. Perkins Broyles Pearson Perkins

Hagas Install New Frozen Foods Case

Haga's grocery and market completed the installation of a Tyler frozen foods case in their store. Mr Haga, distributor in the area for the equipment, says the case is of the latest design and will add greatly to the store's convenience.

Haga

Chamber Meeting Discusses Fire Safety and Equipment

The Myrtle Point volunteer fire department led by Chief Marl Evans reports at a meeting that July fireworks displays were frowned on. The group also discussed a plan for uniform hose threading so all local and forestry departments can share equipment during emergencies.

Butch Mate B. B. Stelle Seles i Mesa Marl Evans Myrtle Point Foresty Fire

Saddle Club Sets St Patrick's Dance at Oaks Pavilion

The Myrtle Point Saddle Club has chosen Saturday night March 15 for its St Patrick's Day dance at the Oaks pavilion. Music will be provided by Johnny Dayton and his popular dance band.

Myrtle Point Saddle Oaks Pavilion Johnny Dayton

Endicott Re-Enlists in Regular Army

Roy Endicott, previously in the U.S. Army reserves, has re enlisted in the regular army after a thirty day furlough visit here. He will be assigned to a permanent base.

Roy Endicott U. S Tee

Postponed On Housing Problems by Coos Bay Leader

Jack Dean president and head of the housing committee of the Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce announces postponement. The meeting planned to address housing shortage now centers on Coos Bay and its regional housing issues.

Jack Dean Rmeager Coos Bay

Pioneer Historical Meeting Set For Saturday March 8

The notice announces a Pioneer-Historical meeting scheduled for Saturday March 8 with a luncheon reservation required by Friday evening. Marvin Field of Norway is confined to his home with the flu.

Pioneer-Historical Meeting Marvin Field Norway

New Thrift Store Opens to Public with Big Turnout

The open house drew hundreds of visitors, as the thrift shop welcomed the public for the first time and expressed appreciation for the strong turnout and interest shown by attendees.

Bartha Circle Dinner Promotes Electric Organ Fund

Bartha Circle W. I. & C. of the Methodist church announced a Friday dinner on March 14 to raise proceeds for the electric organ fund of the church. Proceeds will support the church’s organ project.

Bartha Methodist Church Ehtered

President and Oregon Governor Praise 4-H Club Week

President Truman and Oregon Governor Bart Snell commend 4-H Club members during National 4-H Club Week. Letters from the White House and Oregon Executive Department emphasize credit for 1947 goals, growing membership, and youth programs building citizenship and community service.

Truman Bart Snell Oregon

Local 4-H Clubs Grow Participation in Myrtie Point Area

Four H clubs near Myrtie Point report 150 active members this week. County officials note steady growth as communities engage youth in project areas and community service.

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