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09 May 1946
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1946
Page
1
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Funeral services were held for Leland Francia Allen 38 and Arthur K. Bretton 81 both of Powers who died in a automobile crash near Norway Saturday night. Interment was in Norway cemetery. A third victim George Owen Miller was also from Powers. Allen survived by his parents two brothers and two sisters. Bretton survived by his parents a brother and two sisters. Miller’s family listed as Mrs. J L Roger of Powers.
Marshfield captured the Coos County high school track and field title scoring 61 points on the Marshfield track. Coquille was second with 41, North Bend 38, and Myrtle Point 29. Bob Sanders of North Bend set a new county discus mark at 1458 feet 9 inches. Johnson of Coquille led the meet with two firsts two thirds and on the winning relay for 16½ points. Nichols of Myrtle Point and Sanders each had 12 points.
The article celebrates a record apple harvest season in Oregon, praising the abundant blossoms that promise rich yields of apples plums currants and berries. It highlights favorable spring conditions and notes orchards are heavy with fragrant blooms amid a low frost danger.
Mina Patricia Smith, a part time emergency assistant and home demonstration agent in Coon County, will remain through May and June. She will conduct demonstrations this month on sugar saving cakes and icing and divides her time between Coon and Lane counties.
Mildred Saunders of Gillette Wyoming is the house guest of Mr and Mrs How ard Whitaker during a local visit.
Henry A Schroeder and Sona team along with Dr H H Thomas of Mast hospital were weekend visitors in Portland.
County Judge Louis D. Felsh eim backs adoption of a county unit school administration plan. He argues it gives all children in the county equal education chances and tax funding spread over the area. The plan votes June 17 at annual district meetings except Coos Bay North Bend Coquille.
Coos county greets Eugene Fields as the new sanitarian, deputized as a state deputy health officer. He will enforce state sanitary regulations on restaurants water supply sewage disposal and plumbing from the courthouse health department office. Fields previously served in maritime and naval medical roles and will relocate with his family when houses are found.
The 1946 county budget committee will convene its first meeting on Tuesday June 4. Members include John Hawkins and John Cook of Coos Bay J D Carl of Arago and all three county court members.
Mian Dorothy Morley, a patient at the Salem sanitarium, is spending a short visit with her mother Mrs. Richard Arnold.
Charles Wagner, recently hospitalized after a minor stroke, was discharged to his home Monday.
Mountain Lilac is in full bloom across surrounding hills and into Curry County drawing daily crowds of flower lovers who marvel at the rich coloring and heavy profusion of blooms. Oldtimers rarely remember bushes so heavily loaded with blossoms.
Myrtle Point Juniors edge North Bend and Marshfield at Coos Bay to win the county grade track meet as the final relay shifts them from third to a narrow victory. Final scores mark Myrtle Point 38, North Bend 87 percent, Coos Bay 36 with Coquille, Bunker Hill, and Cons River following. Parry wins shot put and broad jump. Jenkins takes 100 yard dash. other point winners include Hammock Pinkley and Haynes.
Coos County W C T U held an all day institute at the Church of the Brethren with visitors from North Bend Coos Bay Coquilla Arago and Myrtle Point. Morning sessions planned for future work presiding officer Mrs C C Farr. Afternoon program featured soloists devotionals prayers talks and temperance discussion led by local clergy and choir numbers.
Local anglers report slow trout catches in nearby streams while word about salmon limits from Gold Beach persists. Most big takes seem to occur a day before trips or after return, leaving reports of catches uncertain.
The Bay Lions meet the Coquille Valley champions as the Lions pledge a quick dusting off of any challengers including the Coquille Lions or Rotarians who claim the title.
Robert Macleod joins County Assessor Charles Forrest’s staff as the third building appraiser for a county wide reassessment. He previously served two years as deputy assessor, then moved to Tucson to manage an apartment building with his wife. He will stay until next fall. Other appraisers are Francis Flannagan of Coos Bay and John Bryan of Coquille. The team will inspect new constructions and revalue all buildings, noting some 30 to 40 year old structures not yet on the rolls for possible sheriff’s five year reassessment.
A discussion on appointing a new health officer to succeed Dr Edward J Dehne is set for Tuesday May 14. Miss June Gavin representing the state board of health will attend the county court session at that time.
The Presbyterian Aid plans a Wednesday luncheon at Mrs. E Barker home at 1 30. Members attend the business session and are asked to bring aprons for the May apron sale.
Mr and Mrs R C Bowers left at week’s start for a month long visit with relatives in Ellhart and South Bend Indiana. They traveled by car to the eastern states.
Feminine golfers turned out at the country club for a field day event. The gathering showcased local competitors and hosted informal matches among women players.
Postmaster Ernest Waethine reports government notices seeking 1200 or more feet of space for a Point post office with a five to ten year lease. Local residents feel the current old bank building at Spruce and 4th streets will be used until a suitable new structure is built. There is a high demand for about 100 lock boxes not presently available.
Two Coos Bay fishermen Clyde Earl Irion and Wm Lewis Lorsing faced fines of 204 dollars each after being arrested at 3:00 am Sunday by R E Steele and Ray Gardner for bass and shad fishing in the North Fork of Coos River. Police impounded three nets and a 16 foot plywood boat valued at 600 dollars, with the vessel and equipment seized.
Joe Starcavich of the Bandon vicinity visited Myrth Point on Wednesday for business.
Portland regional War Assets Administration chief C T Mudge announced a special price tag sale starting May 18 for priority holders plus liaison and other aircraft.
Ramsey County Minnesota Sheriff Tommy Gibbons, famed for his 16 round go with Jack Dempsey, will serve as grand marshal of the Portland Race Fest march and parade event.
A garbled note references bulbs priced at 20 in the skies and a case involving 108 and 300 dollar amounts. It hints at a sale or exchange with minimal clear details. No definite names or places are readable, leaving the exact event unclear.
A logging crew under Clyde Thorp of Powers operates eight miles east of Powers at the Coos Bay Lamber company camp No. 1. They harvest Port Orford white cedar and other timber, with about thirty five thousand trees. Operations have been slowed by heavy snow with a foot in early April and three feet later.
Mrs Hazel Sawyer returned to her Eugene home after a brief stay as a house guest of Mr and Mrs I J Times.
A brief social item notes the wedding of Mr Ben Nichols and his bride, with guests and venue details sparse but indicating a formal society event. The notice highlights the couple’s new status and local congratulations from friends and neighbors.
Members of the ons club repaired division athletic lighting poles. The effort focused on restoring poles used in outdoor events and ensuring safe setup for upcoming activities.
A funeral procession was mentioned in a dispatch noting a funeral that followed an army transport flight to San Francisco. The brief underscores military movement and ceremonial departure connected to the service.
The Coos County Camp of the Gideons held a monthly meeting at the Church of Christ in Point April 28. A reception for visiting Gideons and townspeople ended with a dedication of Bibles for Bunker Hill school children and a presentation by Don Farr of Coguille.
L V Barklow ranch east of Moyville reports the first strawberries offered on the market this year after a week of limited private sales. The event marks the season's initial fruit sale in the area.
Fragmentary OCR mentions upcoming tourney events linked to Comite Valley with scattered deadlines and floor notes. Details are incomplete but indicate game plans and partner venues for the weekend.
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