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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1969
Page
7
Youths and families gathered for a chow mein dinner honoring Mr Pearce and Mrs Gulstrom's birthdays. Guests included Diener, vin Pearce, Paula and Jim Seterday, Glenn Gulstrom, Don and Delottte, Sandra Clouse and Mark, Eileen Tressa Susan Rick Pearce Nita Sriplin. Mrs Bernice Lilly recovers from a heart attack.
Rainfall of 1.79 inches by 6 am Wednesday raises river levels at Mane with flood stage at 36 feet. Water seeps into lowlands from the 30-foot mark while officials warn mills to secure motors and equipment as the autumn season approaches.
Mrs Charles Hoffman and her husband visited Myrtle Creek last Sunday night and spent the night with Mrs Hoffmans sister and husband. On Monday they visited George Spencer in Roseburg hospital. Ladies are invited to bring items for servicemen boxes to be packed November 13 at Broadbent Social Hall at 10:90 am. Cookies fudge gum popcorn balls and more expected.
Statement of condition shows financial figures. Franck criticizes liberal religious spirit as contrary to true worship. Bible study from the assembly will be used by Myrtle Point members immediately. Meetings in coming weeks will review parts of the assembly program.
Julia Harnish Pueral 96 of Sitkum Ried Myrtle Point died November 3 in North Bend. Born November 13 1873 in Owliser land she lived in Myrtle Point since 1896. Survived by sisters Hedwig Harnish Margaret Libee and Bartha Anna August Voegeli of Zurich Switzerland. Funeral held at Myrtle Point Chapel with Rev Manley Andrews officiating. Committal private at Gravel Ford Cemetery. Mills Bryan Funeral Directors in charge.
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