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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
4
The annual spring tour features a concert at Pioneer Methodist Church in Coquille at 8 PM. The program blends classical tradition folk and modern choral works drawn from a Yosemite Valley repertoire, promising a brilliant colorful performance engaging the audience.
Mrs Lulu Morehouse died at her Eureka California home in March and funeral services were held there on Friday March 11. A former county resident born March 10 1880 in Coos County she lived near Myrtle Point until moving to California about thirty years ago. She was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Bill Hall and is survived by her husband George and several children including Ermal Morehouse Amanda Week and many others.
Mrs. Powrie announces new Community Concert memberships for five winter season concerts at the high school auditorium Coos Bay. Season tickets cost $6.00 and student tickets $3.00. Contact Mrs. Powrie at 74 L for details and to join. The note also extends thanks for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of Mrs. Tantelena Mueller.
Mr and Mrs KE Hall returned Sunday night from Canby and Portland where they spent days on a business and pleasure trip. They visited with their daughters and their husbands Walter L Kraxberger and family at Canby John E Fisher at Jennings Lodge and Donald N Taylor at Corvallis with their son Elbert Hall at Corvallis.
Daniel L. Goldy announces 34,595,000 board feet of O and C timber to be offered for sale in 15 parcels valued at $337,064.50 during March 22–25 1949. Eleven parcels sealed bids March 22 in Portland. four parcels oral auction in Salem Eugene and Coos Bay March 23 24 and 25.
Timber measured at 1,067,000 beard feet with a declared value of $8,738.00. The record records the quantity and monetary worth of logs as listed.
The speaker urged District 41 C to secure a new school building at the earliest date regardless of consolidation votes. He noted possible delays if outlying districts join Myrtle Point and praised openness to taxpayer input, inviting public attendance at meetings for input and scrutiny.
The board emphasizes athletic consciousness as part of education but opts against an elaborate elementary school gym due to capital limits. Mr. Johnson plans a Herald feature to inform taxpayers about current and future financial problems facing the district.
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