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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
3
Community items list residents traveling to Portland for visits and medical care, while others attend events. Local clubs, school news, and civilian notices include hospital stays, church and social gatherings, and family updates across Coos Bay area.
A total of 117 Oregonians were killed in wrecks last year, with almost a fourth from multiple death crashes, according to Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell Jr. Safety officials call it a startling rise in fatal accident severity.
ARAGO community reports a Friday evening concert at Union High School gym Myrtle Point funds support Southern Oregon Music Festival in April. Residents Donna Dora and Sharon Barklow visit Charlene Roe Gunday. Mrs J L Burtis buys a new electric range. Ladies Aid hosts farewell dance for Gus Schroeders. Active social season continues despite C P Rea illness. C R Collins travels to Coquille on business with Mrs C P Melbin and Ira Roe. School photographs taken by grade level. Mrs G Vetter recovers from heart attack at Mast hospital Myrtle Point. Burtis visit Ward Evans in Myrtle Point. Clyde Lillie and family occupy former Schroeder home. Lillies and Burtises visit Coos Bay.
Mr and Mrs E M Griffin and their daughter Juanita spent last week in Portland and returned home Saturday.
During Lent homemakers seek ways to feed families with meals and variety. Removing meat from the diet cuts a key protein source needed to build and repair body tissues. The article explores alternatives to maintain nutrition and balance.
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