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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

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Soldier Read On 18 Day Furlough From East Coast Army Post

Cpl Phillip B Read son of Mr and Mrs O A Reed has been transferred to the east coast from Fresno California where he is an engine mechanic in the army air force He is visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J C Barkdoll during an 18 day furlough from his station in the Philippines Kaneohe Camp end of text remains readable though characters are garbled

Phillip B. Read O. A. Reed Fresno Cal Army Air Orce Mere Kannes Phillipe Kaneag J. C. Barkdoll

Military updates from home and overseas postings

Local notices report Pvt Jack L Eads assigned as a tank driver at an army base in Hawaii with APO 6718 care P M Franeisco Calif. Pvt Kenneth Barsee arrives from Camp Crowder Mo on furlough. Pvt Harold A Reed of the 4th Marines in the Pacific recently released from hospital. Pvt Marvin Barkley ships overseas after training at Fort Meade Md with a tank unit in England. Major promotion for Mr Paul Cook's husband serving with field artillery in India. Robbers L Medlock commissioned at Ft Sumner NM to 2nd lieutenant and instructor on the B 25 bomber in Merced Calif. Ernest Elwood Davenport slated to graduate and receive wings. further details noted.

Hawaii Jack L. Eads Bivin Eads Myrtle Point Fort Ord Calif Co. D Feramt Anne Gebden Cole, Son Ark Polar Corpa San Diego Roseburg Geing Illinois Mra Ida Laswell J. W. Laswell Camp Adair Camp Grant Pacific Islands Harold England Marvin Barkley Tom Barkley Broadbent Ft Meade Bate Hte New York Paul Cook India Romber Frendy Meeck Iacoma Wash Robbers L. Medlock Ft Sumner New Mexico Merced Tacoma Ernest Elsood Davenport A. R. Davenport

Community Cannery Project Advances in Maple Street District

Construction progress on the Maple Street cannery site in Point is underway with foundation walls rafters and five new structures. The project is a cooperative educational effort funded by donations including a street site gift from Lions Club members and others supporting the local school program.

Maples Street M Point Eliisons Taf Echo

R. H. Lemon Dies At Springbrook

R H Lemon died after moving from Springbrook to Myrtle Point and spending time in Sweet Home and Fortland. Survived by wife, three daughters Mrs R L Brown Portland, Mrs David Knell and Mrs M B Bennett Myrtle Point, a son in Oakland California, two grandsons, two sisters Mrs Frank Carlisle Springbrook and Mrs Blanch Hart Tillamook, two brothers James Seattle and John Tracy Minnesota, with services in Newberg and burial in Friends Cemetery. Reverend Ran of McMinnville Episcopal church officiated.

Myrtle Pieza Sweet Ome Fortland R. L. Brown Portland David Knell M. B. Bennett Myrtle Point Conman Oakland Calff Frank Carlisle Springbrook Ore Blanch Hart Tillamook James Seattle John Tracy, Minn Newberg Friends’ Cemetery of Ran Episcopal Church of

Coquille Hosts County Home Extension Planning Day

Delegates from 19 extension units met Friday at Coquille Junior High to review a successful year and plan the 1944-45 program. Mrs. Harland Montgomery chaired the meeting. Axalea Sager outlined project factors for next year. food preservation talks are set for June upon request.

Coquille Harland Montgomery Millington Axalea Sager

Donkey Float Down North Log Drive Noted in Town

In town on Monday Ivan Laird reported a donkey floated down a river path during a local log drive. The incident appears in a brief, unclear record.

Tn North Ivan Laird

McKinley Grange Holds Meeting Plans Fundraiser

The McKinley Grange met last Saturday with officers present except Overnies Harry Mast. Severus McCarthy filled the role. The group discussed a basket social and bake sale to raise Red Cross and Salvation Army funds, inviting all to attend and bring a basketball.

McKinley Grange Overnies Harry Mast Severus McCarthy Frank Howard al Grinnel Portland Oklahoma Frank Betty Butibinatn Mary Lou Chae. Paytes James Churchill Billy Howard Ida Oerding Kenneth Hansen Garden Club Milford Mast Gene Gary Reuben Brown Alice Clarence Churchill James Charlee Payton Ben Hudson Thomas Heyman Marjory McKinley M. C. Miller Myra Vernon Sober Dora Russell

Estate of im Wilson Dies in August in Coquille

From County Court House guardianship matters list the estate of im Wilson who died August 6. A will or heirs are mentioned with Peter Gehblke and Janet Toumay a Marie as guardianship subjects. The filing references guardianship, court dates, and attorney J Arthur Berg.

Im Wilson Aus B. Desent Eataie Peter F. Gehblke Coquille Valve Adtby's Janet Toumay A Marie Tails J. Arthur Berg Atty Cirewit Bate Ind Ace Jan A. Fuller Eimere Jack Ate Powers Sten Atty

Sprague Visits Myr The Point In Senate Bid

Former Oregon governor Chas A Sprague spoke in Myr The Point for his U S Senate campaign. He traveled with Dr Ralph Sprague and local party organizers as he plans to run this fall against Democrat Willis Mahorey of Klamath Falls, with Guy Coren of Roseburg backing the candidacy.

Chas. A. Sprague Salem Myrthe Point U. S. Senate Ralph I.eef Sprague, Puero Senate Oere Guy Coren Roseburg Willis Mahorey Klamath Falls

Local News Briefs From South Fork Area

Gi OCALS In From South Forksong Gant was in town on business. Harvey Reno of Marshfield started work at the P C Roper & Co Service Station this week as lubrication and front end attendant. Mrs Emily Miller was taken to hospital after a bad fall caused bed rest. Mrs Bruce Henry and Harlow visited from the Day Valley as they leased a large stock farm and returned with household goods. L H Pearce Clayton Mast fished at Ni mie over the weekend joined by Mr and Mrs Roland Bowers. The Johnsons and Dements attended a cattlemen convention in Portland and planned a two week visit to the John Day Valley stock ranch. B L Sutton was in town from California.

South Fork Song Gant Busi South New Tee Harvey Reno Marshfield P. C. Roper & Co Emily Miller Mast Hospital John Day Valley Bruce Henry Harlow i Dey Valley Henry L. H. Pearce Clayton Mast Niahe Roland Bowers Clayton Pearce

Son Reacts to Baby’s Cuteness After Visit

A man says he did not know a baby could be so cute. He told his wife that the infant’s charm and scent overwhelmed him during a recent visit.

Sen

Private capital and banks urged to drive jobs and production

Timely Topics argues for removing regulations and creating venture funding to rebuild private capital sources. It calls for operating capital from banks, state bank expansion in Oregon, and aggressive production to provide work for returning servicemen, noting banks loaning too little to creative enterprise and warning against dole-based employment.

Eratia Fie Uade Joana Oregon America

Lee Valley forage crop meeting set at County Nursery

A forage crop meeting will be held at the County Forage Crop Nursery in Lee Valley on Wednesday May 10 at 1 39 p m George Jenkins county agricultural agent and Xackman extension specialist In farm crops at Oregon State College will discuss forage crop production and related questions A N Bodtker former fieldman for the Agricultural Conservation Program will outline practices for those settling to grow crops This nursery has seeded for several years and will discuss which crops perform best under current conditions

Hardy Mad Lee Valley George Lenkins Agricolutvire Xackman Oregon Beate College A. N. Bodtker Agricultural Conservation Program

Hildebrand Seeks Republican Nomination for Commissioner

J W Hildebrand campaigned yesterday in the Powers and neighboring areas urging support for his candidacy in the Republican nomination. He plans retirement July 1 and cites mining interests in the southern district. He faces Lars Petersam, incumbent, and would run against Democrat Charles Potses if nominated. Also notes North Bend police bring Loren Davis from Miles City to face charges over a 2500 check forging incident involving Edna Carroll of North Bend.

J. W. Hildebrand Hin Dary Coe Eee Verand Lars Peteram Chas. Potses Freon Mi Lorene Davis North Bend Miles City Montana 8. R. McCarter O. A. Perry Myrtle Point Edna Carroll Empire

State Banking System Regulation Revival Urged

The speaker calls for restoring state banks to competitiveness with national banks by federal backing and sound operating capital, urging retreat from federal bank regulation and an advance toward state bank regulations.

Federal Reserve

Powers To Be Powers In County Summer Loggers

An OCR fragment notes logging centers expected to be busy this summer with larger payrolls than in years past. Mentions Powers and Noes as possible names and references a peaceful fourth in addition to other uncertain items.

Powers Sammer Noes

Auction of Saddle Auction After Sunday Sale Details

A damaged clipping notes a Sunday sale of a saddle and horse tack with bidding likely to attract attendees. Local officials and a central auction area are mentioned, with emphasis on a strong turnout and the need for orderly bidding.

Community Notes From Myrtle Point and Nearby Areas

Dinner guests in the home of Mrs. Emma Herminn of Breedbent included Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Xollar of Portland. Mrs. Mary Barns of Coquille, with her son Bob, is recovering at Myrtle Point. WCTU institute attendees in Marshfield were Mrs. Ralph Cameron, Mrs. Keltner, Mrs. Arnice Willson, and Mrs. Ward Evans and daughter Pamela. The Myrtle Cafe will reopen Friday morning under Mrs. Bessie Shipp and daughter. Forest Roger H. E. D. Brown of Powers and Forester WEF Huff of Portland visited on service business, surveying timber movement.

Sanday Diemer Cuset Hoek Sean Barsahiin Emma Herminn Breedbent Portland Dewey Xollar Myrtle Point Mary Barns Bobby Coquille Cora Stele Myrtle Forest Mn Forest Roger H. E. D. Brown Powers Wef. Huff William

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