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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
4
Card notices express gratitude for sympathy and flowers after bereavements. Messages thank Edward Brott on his family’s loss, the Allen family for flowers for Leland Francis Allen, and Paul Charles Halliday’s family for support.
Notices announce administratrix appointments for the estates of Cora Axe Henry Alexander C Hartle and William J Strong in Coos County Oregon. Filing final accounts with the county clerk and dates for hearings or deadlines are cited, with contact through Wallace Blement Attorney Myrtle Point. Publication dates span April through June 1946.
Myrtle Point Chief Bert Pearson announces a National Traffic Safety check starting May 16 in Oregon. The program, promoted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police, targets drivers and commercial vehicles with inspections of licenses, registration, brakes, tires, lights, and wipers amid rising traffic deaths.
Notice from Coos County Oregon that the estate of Stanley R Felsher deceased will have a final account heard by County Judge I. Felsheim on June 14 1948 at the courthouse with objections to be filed by June 6 1946. Blanche Albertine Felsher administratrix of the estate lists the hearing dates and publication dates as May 16 May 30 and June 6 13 1946. Also includes a separate classified line offering house moving leveling cement work and general repair services with free estimates.
Dairymen building or planning milk houses may apply for approval to sell milk of a grade. North Bend representative of the state department of agriculture, division of foods and dairies for Curry, Coos and Douglas counties, or send plans to the department at Salem. Regulations specify materials and construction requirements.
War Department outlines division actions on pasteurization to curb Bangs disease in humans. Raw milk sales by producers remain restricted for bottle and can trade, while pasteurized milk is clarified as safe. May 14 to May 20 marks a national drive featuring former WACs in a labor relief program.
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