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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
9
Letters from Mrs. A J Bandy Mrs Norman Jarvis and other subscribers celebrate The Myrtle Point Heralds sixtieth anniversary praising its community focus guest editorials and local society coverage. Readers from Myrtle Point and beyond commend the paper for personality and service.
Readers share pride in the Myrtle Point Herald crediting its coverage of high school sports and community news. Letters applaud long-standing readership since 1889, praise editorial quality, and note the paper’s constructive role in local life and a recent 60th anniversary celebration.
A week end of festivities for the generation. Kathie celebrated her birthday with a party attended by Kathie and friends. Winifred Van Doren received a surprise birthday from Betty. Guests included Hermann, Forrest, Carner, Barklow, Shults, Moore, Clement, Holiday, Tobey, and others. School events, Halloween parties, a new ranch move, post office coverage, and a Myrtle Point food sale are noted along with 4-H sewing club activities and local visits from Crescent City residents.
Lie cap nd ter and son in law Mr and ry Bayer for a tew sade nower Belcher have moved onto the old Bill Hartley farm. Palmer ues Oreens t he Hoagly Ibe. Lou Cook was a guest of her grandparents Eli Fry. Weekend guests at Ray Watkins home were Boyd York Burn Springs Kentucky and Carlo Cornett Milan Ore. Visiting this week is Watkins brother Ed Watkins of Doy ville Oregon.
A surprise party honored Merle Wyrick on his 2nd birthday with family guests. Dolores Bowers was taken to Mast hospital after a car crash injuring four friends. Loyal communities in Coos Bay and Remote hosted weddings anniversaries and Halloween events with neighbors and teachers joining festivities.
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