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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1943

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Move to Stabilize Living Costs Cuts Prices Across Staples

The price administrator announced broad reductions in the retail prices of beer lamb mutton coffee and butter aimed at restoring living costs to the September 15 1943 level. Subsidies to processors may follow to protect production. Enforcements tighten under OPA rules with plans to extend the measures to all communities and classes of trade within weeks.

Prentins M. Brown Secretary of Commerce Jamen F Bstnen OPA Bucter Tnsurg Cor Gee Tsong Wi Srice Reductiona Foo Pric

Myrtle Point Graders Take Second in County Track Meet

The Myrtle Point grade school track team finished second in the class A county meet at Marshfield last Saturday, scoring 60 to 66 for Marshfield who won. North Bend placed third and Coquille fourth. relay champions included Beve Jolly and teammates.

Myrtle Point Marshfield North Bend Coquille Firse Irene Re Eds Brown Beve Jolly Douglas Drulin Jim Frerron George Nichols Keith Ell D Finley Gerald Lilienthal Austin Brotton Bill Lewallen Jimmy Cooper Perry Roper Walter Barlow Chester Zumwalt Robert Holmen Bridge

Former Bridge Woman Dies in Coquille Hospital

Myrtle Virginia rh 68 died at a Coquille hospital after a week’s illness. Funeral services were held at Schroeder chapel in Myrtle Point with Rev Marion Stern officiating. Interment followed at Looking Glass cemetery. Born Spokane Sept 21 1879, she moved to Oregon with her husband on a Rock Creek farm, later relocating to Roseburg where her husband died earlier this year. Survivors include daughter Hallie Sargent of Roseburg and three grandchildren.

Myrtle Virginia Rh Coquille Hospital Schroeder Myrtle Point Marion Stern Looking Glass Spokane Wash Dee Oregon Rae Rock Creek Roseburg Fish Bed Hallie Sargent Myrtle Freeman George Sargent Albany Elmer Rowan Laurel Misa

More Hay In Need On Coast

Western Oregon livestock leaders warn of hay shortages as cattle and sheep numbers rise while hay acres fall. A 1942 surplus demand gap plus war needs prompt calls to boost winter forage production and prevent herd losses across Oregon and the state.

Western Oregon Western Oregon Livestock Association Hay Lindgren Oregon State College Agaoriation Albany Oregon Lindgren

Local service notices and armed forces updates

Local readers learn of service members deployed at sea and abroad. Troy Ashby serves on a Pacific air craft carrier after enlisting last August and sailing since October. Sgt John P Steele in San Francisco area medical detachment was recently transferred to Camp White. First Lieut Verlin Hermann, now at Camp White with an artillery unit, visited family in Broadbent and Myrtle Point. Delbert Steele sent a Mother's Day cablegram from overseas. Other notes mention navy and army personnel stationed in Annapolis Cones Christ Tex and Camp Carson with hometown ties and letters home.

Troy Ashby Ben James Pacific Oregon John P. Steele Army San ‘Pymaeieco Camp White Lars Cora Steele Verlin Hermann Forrest Hermann Broadbent Myrtle Point St Hermann Cman Coquille Opher Hatore Stodiulag Aviation Annapolis Vila Wayne Navy Cones Christ Tex Glen

Model Air Plane Display Awards Honor Local Youths

The model airplane club led by instructor Mr. Beckhaus displayed crafts in a downtown window for two weeks before yearend. Awards went to Austin Brotton Cain Leonard Finley Karl Huntley Jerry Mutteom and Donald Davenport with honorable mentions for Norman Jarvin Dale Hoffman and Paul Stock. A Friday assembly at the Junior High featured a May pole winding by girls directed by Misa Parker and Mrs Shull.

Mr. Beckhaus Willard Finley Austin Brotton Cain Leonard Finley Karl Huntley Jerry Mutteom Donald Davenport Norman Jarvin Dale Hoffman Paul Stock Misa Parker Shull Barbara Mantz Marvene Christensen Amy Davenport Nancy Gant Joyce Hall Estella Hull Geraline Santley Marguerite Lakey Corlyas Tucas Geradine Ginn Patricia Overton Wanda Barklow Rae Ward Lela Fay Linn Julia Church Dorothy Marie Druliner

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Etts Nussell In Portland

Attendees from Portland and nearby cities gathered last Thursday for the funeral of Mrs. Etts Nussell at a Colville or Cojuille church. Relatives include A. J. Nunsel J Rickman Lloyd Elborn C P Rickman Willis Rickman and Mrs. Walters Rann. Also present were Mrs. Elsie Rickman Geraldine Cole and the Knight family.

Etts Nussell Cojuille A. J. Nunsel J . Rickman Lloyd Elborn C. P. Rickman Willis Rickman Waler Rann Elsie Rickman Geraldine Cole Portland Viola Nicholson Jimny San Francisco Joe Knight Joanne Eugene Washington Tom Gurney Herry A. Schroeder Furniture Benson City Wash Kennewick L. M. Day Marshfield Norland Gant Myrtle Point McCauley Hospital Ona Crowley Russell Angel

1907 Auto Prices Stir Public Worry Across Regions

The era saw rising motor vehicle costs causing public concern over affordability and access. Reports indicate prices had climbed, prompting discussion on the impact for motorists and the broader economy amid rapid automotive growth.

Jersey Heifers Awarded to Two Boys by Rotary

Two boys in the valley receive Jersey heifer calves through a Rotary program linked to 4-H and Smith Hughes dairy projects. Jack Phiapeon of Myrtle Point is noted among the winners while Thompson, with five dairy animals, will maintain cost records and report to the Rotary club.

Jack Phiapeon Myrtle Point Smith-Hughes Thompson Rotary Club

Lamb Brings $75 At Bond Sale In Marshfield

A carico lamb donated by A. M. Cooper of Myrtle Point sold for 75 dollars at Marshfield during a county band contest and bond sale. Four county high school bands including Union High marched and performed on the streets while local residents visited the bay for the day.

A. M. Cooper Myrtle Point Marshfield Union High School Bay

Farmers Say They Do Not Need Priority Ratings

The War Production Board reports farmers do not require priority ratings to buy items like pipe wire and fencing. Dealers may sell up to $10 of pipe or wire to one buyer without restriction, or up to 4000 pounds per calendar quarter with a dealer certification. Farmers needing more than 4000 pounds per quarter may apply for a purchase certificate via the county farm rationing committee. Weather Report

Usda War Board War Production Board Controlled

Myrtle Point FFA Wins Keystone Award At State Convention

Myrtle Point Future Farmers chapter earns the Keystone Award, the state’s top FFA honor, at last week’s convention. Dean Helstand and Melvin Zumwalt, newly elected president and secretary, accepted with praise as the chapter, one of eleven of fifty-one to receive the honor, pledges continued wartime program alignment.

Ton Dean Helstand Melvin Zumwalt Harold Walton Dean Beistand Myrtle Point

Benefit Dance At Teomile Te Be Held In County

A benefit dance is planned by the Teomile club with a time and location to be announced. An assembly of the 3rd platoon of the Guard is called by Capt. John Farleigh for Sunday at 2:00 PM at the OWAC headquarters on Spruce Street in Myrtle Point.

Myrtle Point John Farleigh OWAC Spruce Street

Piling Business Changes Hands In Marshfield Area

The piling business of Al Pearce of Marshfield has been sold to O P Van Horn of Roseburg. Pearce operated the loading station at the Johnson place on the South Fork for over a year. Van Horn will run operations at the same site serving adjacent areas with truck piling. Mr and Mrs Van Horn and their daughter Glenda aged 9 moved to Ash Street near the hospital last week.

al Piere Marshfield O. P van Horn Roseburg Pearce Johnson Place South Fork van Hon van Horn Daughhter Glenda Ash Street Hospital

Salake Visiting as Patricia Marie Born in Ashland

Mrs Vincent Wundstrom arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Carver and plans a Portland trip before returning home. Salt Lake is described as a boom town with defense industries mining operations and army camps. Patricia Marie Young was born April 18 in Ashland Ore and visiting Fort Riley Kansas with her mother Mrs Francis Young. Mrs Jennie Huston of Coquille visits Aunt Mrs Emily Miller this week.

Salake Vincent Wundstrom Albert Carver Portland Salt Lake Vieitz Francis Young Patricia Marie Ashland. Ore Frank Young J. Francis Young Fort Riley Kansas Ashland

Creamery closure plans lack full details

Swift and Company and another firm surrendered their plants in the past year or two. The exact location of the local creamery remains unannounced as final arrangements are not yet completed, according to Mr. Nelsen.

Swift and Company Nelsen

Oregon dairymen raise many heifers for replacements

Oregon dairymen are expanding replacement heifers as they seek efficient calf raising methods. A bulletin by Oregon State College dairy faculty notes 969,040 cows milking in 1946 and that about 5,000 heifers must be raised annually to replace cows leaving production, plus 790,100 bull calves raised for sires. Cost from birth to first freshening runs 70 to 125 dollars, influenced by feed and labor costs and calf selection.

Oreron Awpen E R. Tones H. P. Ewalt Oregon State College Dairy Department Orecon Bulletin Oregon Authera

Fragmented OCR hints at unidentified people and places

A garbled OCR excerpt lists partial letter strings and isolated words. Readable elements include scattered capitalized terms and possible names, with no coherent sentence or clear events to report.

McMullen Visits Mei Fest Despite Muddled Ad Copy

Mrs. Ben McMullen of Reneburg stopped at Mei Fetes on Monday amid garbled notes about Vicks and old fries. The fragmentary OCR text hints at a local event or column with unclear details and several broken phrases.

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