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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
5
The administrator of the estate of Oliver G. Miller deceased has filed a final account with Cope County Court Oregon. A hearing for the account and settlement of the estate is set for June 1945 at 10:00 a.m. at the county court in SeQuille Goos County. First publication May 3 1948.
BM 2nd class R. T. Farmer from Mare Island Navy Yard trains in a forward repair unit. Ship Repair training began in 1943 to supply skilled hands near combat zones, drawing on civilian shipbuilding experience to service battle-worn vessels abroad.
Word was received that James E. Creech a former resident died in Phoenix Arizona on April 28 after a brief illness.
A local audience extends sympathy to Mrs. Harry M. Brown and daughters and Mr and Mrs C M F Brown and family in their bereavement.
Jima Creech known as Big Jim the logger spent years in local business before moving to Long Beach California to run a real estate office. After retirement he split time between Sentinel Aris and the south with friends, spending summers here and winters abroad.
METHODEST CHURCH hosts Mothers Day events with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 followed by a youth fellowship program and speaker lineup. The Church of the Brethren lists Mothers Day sermon and choir schedules, Boy’s club, vacation Bible school, and aid society events. Assembly of God, Church of Christ, and St. Mark's Episcopal share service times and minister details for Mothers Day and regular weekly activities.
Fragmentary OCR text showing a priest named D. J. Kelly connected with a church service schedule. The readable items mention Sundays and a monthly priest schedule, but details are incomplete.
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