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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1941

Page

3

Dinner guests visit in Powers and Myrtle Point events

Diner guest list includes Mr and Mrs Carl Utterback at Powers. FFA banquet attended by Mr and Mrs Clinton Carman John Carman and Tommy Luttrell at Union High School Myrtle Point. Sunday dinners hosted by Mr and Mrs James Devereaux featured Ed Scorley and son Garry Marshfield Alton Sydmen and son Duane Powers and Clarence Sydmen.

Etna Bones Mrs Carl Utterback Powers Clinton Carman John Carman Tommy Luttrell Union High School Myrtle Point James Devereaux Ed Scorley Garry Marshfield Alton Sydmen Duane Clarence Sydmen

Court notices and marriages fill early March in Coos County

Marriage announcements list couples wed by Justice of Peace Clarence Barton in his office including Livamsee and Laird, King and North, Strader and Culbertson, and Darlington with Chidley. Arrests include Rosco Rovita Rover and others for fraud, with bail set at 1000. Property suit names Grant Alexander vs Blomdahl etc, and accident claim by Dean. Foreclosure suits filed by State Land Board and Marshall & Sloane Bank.

Kenneth Laird Sitkum Eleanor King Roseburg John E. North North Bend Calre Qoreatorex Brookings Justice of Peace Clarence Barton Claude A. Strader Sylvia Culbertson Myrtle Point Dean Darlington Annie E Chidley Empire John Rosco Joe Rovita Archie Rover Harald Olson Justice Court of North Bend Donald P Crawford Ronney EB. Mook E. McMillim Grant Y Alexander Gust Blomdanl Julius Peterson Dell Saunders Lillian Saunders Ivar Johnson Wedla Mattson Karl John Erkas Marta C Sjolund Sigurd Waldemar Hogablad Henry Harris Plaint Benea Seid Fon Competeintiff Coos County Packing Company Dean Accident Commission Bult State Unemployment Compensation Commission Sult George F. Gunnell Erealeaure Marshall & [Lsley Bank A E. Brandford

Three Gaylord Boys Hurt After Bicycle Collision

On the way to school in Gaylord three boys biked near the school. John Farley collided with a Broadbent car driven by Arzie Smith, while Merle Lund and Glen Daniels were uninjured. John Farley was taken to Mast hospital in Myrtle Point. his grandparents live on a ranch in Gaylord.

H. D. Bones Gaylord Specifl John Farley Arzie Smith Broadbent Merle Lund Glen Daniels Dolly Smith A. H. Hooward Mast Hospital Myrtle Point Gaylord Powera R. BE. A Grange

McKinley Club Elects Officers In Social Meeting

McKinley Welfare club elected new officers with Mrs. George Glenn as president and Leonard Lawhorn as vice president. William Frame became third hall board member, joining Frank Heler and Jack O Sullivan. Several members and visitors attended the Saturday night session.

Hilda Brown McKinley McKinley Welfare Club George Glenn Jay Freeman Leonard Lawhorn Milford Mast William Frame Hall Frank Heler Jack O'Sullivan R. H Lawhorn Leonard Lawhorn Clarence Churchill Jimmy Walter Rhule Lee Mast M.lford Mast Gene Kenneth Hewen Jay Freeman George Crean Mary Gage Coquille Phyllis Sharon

Local Births and Injuries Reported Across Town

Mast Hospital notes the birth of Roberton Jeanne to Mr and Mrs Robert Warnock of Sitkum on Friday March 7. Dora couple Mr and Mrs Richard Allen welcome Peggy Viola born Friday March 1. Gaylord residents report Jock Farleigh with severe abdominal injuries from a head on bicycle collision near Gaylord. Other injuries include Carey Bones knee injury at Sykes Logging camp and Leonard Everinden gunshot wound to the leg. Wessel treated for Poison oak, Davenport for an injured foot, and flu admissions for Hugh Lawhorn and Henry Jackson. Carl Garnass treated for an infected hand. J Bingham readmitted for back injury. Admissions also include Mrs Caroline Train, Chifford Jennings, Mrs Emma Barklow, Nick Perkins, and Paul Stibitz for medical attention.

Robert Warnock Sitkum Roberton Jeanne Richard Allen Dora Peggy Viola Jock Farleigh Gaylord Carey Bones Sykes Leonard Everinden Lous Wessel Ernest Davenport Hugh Lawhorn Henry Jackson Carl Garnass J Bingham Caroline Train Chifford Jennings Emma_ Barklow Nick Perkins Paul Stibitz

Show attendance and church visits in Myrtle Point area

The notice lists attendees at a Myrtle Point show Arizona on Sunday night and attendees at Sunday school and church. It also mentions visits to Broadbent and Empire with families including Waterman Evernden and Fish households, and Marshfield visits by Miller and Barmett families.

What is Christianity a way of living or theory

The text argues Christianity is a way of living not a set of theories or rules. It emphasizes inner transformation through contact with a central energy source called the Spirit or God, requiring complete commitment and yielding to this energy to change behavior and outward actions. It warns against half measures or mere theological knowledge.

Arch. Sones God

Cheese Dishes Suggested For March Menus

March menus favor cheese to lift meals as spring nears. Cheese provides high quality protein calcium and phosphorus, aiding growth and teeth building, and is versatile from casseroles to fondues making family meals appealing during unsettled weather.

Recipe fragment describing baked cheese and butter dish

A fragment describes combining cheese and butter with a milk mixture, pouring into a baking dish, setting the dish in a water bath, then baking in a moderate oven, 375 degrees, until the top firms.

Portland Market Livestock Prices Up Week End March 8

The Portland Union stockyards week ended March 8 saw bogs up to 10 cents, steers mixed, sheep very active with fat lambs rising 25 to 40 cents. Totals: 2,785 cattle, 365 calves, 3,705 hogs, 2,135 sheep sold. Monday receipts included 1,965 cattle and 2,750 sheep. Mrs Angus McDonald of Cushman, Oregon, visiting as her mother Mrs Carolyn Train lies ill.

Portland Union Stockyards Angus McDonald Cushman, Oregon Carolyn Train

State Department of Education Conference Heads to Salem

The State Department of Education conference will be held in Salem on Friday evening with opening remarks by Charles A. Spuge and an address by Rex Putnam superintendent of public instruction. Approximately 138 superintendents and principals are expected to attend.

Etsy Teichers Salem Mgm Em Schler Beker Rex Putnam Eee Intendent of Public Instruction Ant Mentary Smd Eee Cyberets Charles A. Spugue Bex‘ Patnam Anqwal Association

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