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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1956
Page
4
Myrtle Point Christian church members prepare for an old fashioned Country Store Sale at the American Legion hall on November 9 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm. Home made items, produce and plants will be sold. General chairmen are Mr and Mrs Hugh Greer. Public invited to attend the sale November 10.
An authentic feature motion picture in Technicolor titled How Our Bible Came to Us will be shown during evening services at Myrtle Point Christian Church on Sunday November 4 at 7 30 pm. The American Bible Society produced the film which spans over 2000 years of history and the public is invited with no admission charge. a free will offering will be accepted.
Third straight year the first Methodist church leads a Religion In Ametian Life RIAT drive to fund church activities. The campaign runs through November with the theme Build a Strong Rider Life Worship Together Every Week. Nationwide effort features major faiths under Joseph FE Me Cored and Piswolds Metaus Ce Am Creat. Rev Edn McClurg will speak at the morning service.
A worship service focusing on God’s power to help individuals will be held with Sunday school starting at 9 45 and the evening service scheduled for 7 30.
Frank J. Fish writes from Myrtle Point praising Eisenhower and Nixon, urges voters to back the president and capable congress, condemns Morse and anti mining claims, argues the Al Sarena mine dispute and timber rights will pay later. He cites disarming policy and calls for steady leadership.
In Coos County Oregon a disputed mining claim tale surfaces as Franklin D. Roosevelt issues a patent for 220 acres in township 33 SR 12W WM. The record shows a 1940 sale of Port Orford cedar to Smith Woods Products Co for 23750 with timber valued above 2.5 million feet to be paid at 950 per thousand board feet and an operating mill on site.
E J Schneider of Agness Oregon recalls December 20 1939 patent signing and 1940 CCC road work through National Forest property. He notes timber value could reach 250000 and accuses political figures of faulting Roosevelt. He cites homesteads patented under Democratic administrations with timber sales worth thousands. Stainless steel trailers gain corrosion resistance and weight savings.
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