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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
6
The report lists a series of social visits and travel including Mr. and Mrs. Culberteen in Pendleton on business, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Farris visiting from San Jose, Mr. and Mrs. Sum erlin and Mrs. Griffin returning from Portland, and Henry Schr oeder Joe Schilling along with Hemmelgarn family visiting Creswell and Eugene.
Mr and Mrs Freak Nealucea attend the Palveraty of Oregon home for the wedding of Sir Phyllis Belleisle and William Dayton. Mr Stan Sutphin and daughter Sally of Roseburg were guests. Mrs Sutphin is the sister of the bride. Albert Carver anticipates a visa from Wayne Carver and Mrs Carver San Francisco. Austin Dodge spent days in Portland on business last week. E D Hartnell and family return to Rossville Kansas from winter visit with Marlin Evans family.
Madison BR. Smith of the U S Department of Labor warns in Oregon that minimum ages are 16 for general work and 18 for hazardous jobs. He notes certificates prove age and protect employers, with state Bureau of Labor issuing certificates in Portland and Salem. He spoke at the U S Court House headquarters.
Oregon State College announces the sixteenth annual state home economics extension council meeting will be held June 3 and 4 with World Interest as the theme. Committee chairs include Mrs. Claud Sprague Junction City research Mya Floyd Foy Silverton legislative Mrs Ethyl Lathrop and Mrs Robert Leighton Yamhill international relations Mrs C A Lynds Corvallis publicity Mrs Normen Lunde Troutdale Azalea house building committee Mrs Guy Shumway McMinnville finance and Mrs Paul Wishart Salem scholarship.
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