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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1946

Page

5

Powers Special Local Page Reports Winter Delays and Community News

The local Lions Club plans a year end event but weather and government economy drive limit winter Forest road work to maintenance only. Elk Creek bridge nears completion while Coal Creek bridge waits for spring. One ton load limits posted. Logs transport paused due to heavy October rain and Iron Mountain wood cutting suspended for winter. Schools close for Thanksgiving and reopen Monday. Seniors prepare carnival for Wednesday with B R Nicklas as adviser and Mrs Nicklas aiding. Mrs James McCulloch hosts birthday pot luck at her home. An accident near a home injured a boy, knee surgery required. Rain totals reach 11 inches for the month, warmer week weather melts high level snow. Holiday visits noted with friends and relatives across towns. local residents travel to Portland, Seattle, and North Bend for gatherings.

Powers Spseial Lonal Line Club Forest Road Elk Creek Coal Creek Iron Mountain B. R. Nicklas Nicklas James McCulloch Ralph Woodringe Belle Knife Hospital Coquille

Campaign spending report from Coos Bay origins

The Democratic central committee expenses were $144 with $178 in contributions reported by chairwoman Mrs. Carrol Hendershot of Coos Bay. Independent sheriff candidate Chet Finn spent $119 and Republican courthouse candidate Brewer Mills spent $6.

Democratic Central Committee Carrol Hendershot Coos Bay Chet Finn Sheriff Brewer Mills Cororner

Seal' Pak Ad

A fragment from an old ads page mentions a seal product with terse wording and minimal details. The readable portion highlights a brand term and a price cue, offering little context about size or supplier.

Sitkum Gleanings and Myrtle Leaf Club Updates

The Pollyana club met at the gym for an all day session with Mrs. Ivan Laird as host. Mrs. Clarence Churchill of McKinley was elected president and chairs the HEC committee of the grange. A Christmas box was planned for the Children’s Farm Home. The next meeting will be at McKinley grange hall hosted by Mrs. Harvey Osborn. Myrtle Leaf club gathered for an all day meeting with Mrs. Elmer Strode as hostess. Three boxes were packed by Mr. and Mrs. J ordid Pree and others.

Ivan Laird Clarence Churchill McKinley Elute H.E.C Grange Children's Farm McKisley Grange Hall Harvey Osborn Dorn Weft Charles Oberman EK. McCarthy George Eilis Oscar Durrell Tix Myrtle Leaf Club Elmer Strode

Henry Harris Confined to Bed with Ill Health

Henry Harris remains bedridden after a fall illness this fall. Miss Helen Hughes cares for him as he receives nursing attention and support at home.

Henry Harris Helen Hughes

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