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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1960

Page

2

New All-Time High Reached in U S Mail Volume

Advance figures from the Annual Report of the Post Office Department show mail volume reaching 63.6 billion pieces in 1963 with about one billion parcels. Revenue rose from 2.0 million to 3.24 million, and city carriers expanded to serve 9 million more households and 700,000 more businesses.

Poat Department Myrtle Point T E. Summerfield Post Office Department US Bureau of Standards Schroeder

Puzzle of Post Office Plans and Culling Revealed

Fragments outline steps for a new automatic postal substation and related work. Mentions sorting and culling, and hints at costs, envelopes, and wind related issues. Names and places are unclear but imply a municipal or regional postal modernization project.

Lairds Wedding Attendants Noted in Sitkum News

Bend residents attended the Lairds wedding. Edward is the brother of Mrs. Laird. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nickason and Mrs. Flossie Wilson of Sitkum are sisters and sisters-in-law.

Local notes from Milo Academy weekend visit and area happenings

Weekend events include Milo Academy students returning home with families such as Mr and Mrs Elmer Strode visiting in Bandon and teachers and spouses gathering for table settings with lace and violets. Others hunted near Mitchell, visited relatives in Medford and Klamath Falls, and East Fork church hosted a rally day with 21 graduates and 64 attendees.

Milo Academy Elmer Strode Bandon Fred Schmalie East Fork Community Church Ivan Laird Portland Vern Reed Velda Myrtle Point Charles Southmayd Vern Tom Leifeste Keith Potts Ed Brown Charles Reynolds Estern Oregon

Remote News Family Gatherings Across Oregon Coast

Saturday guests included Mr and Mrs Powell Lancaster and family at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers with Anna Johns and Leonard Johns of Roseburg joining for Sunday dinner. Greg Lancaster a Oregon State student spent weekend with family. Jackie Belcher celebrated her first birthday with a party. Local residents Jim Belcher Broadbent and Joe Finley plus Herb Anderson Coquille hunted in the Remote area over the weekend.

Riddle Ewelf Eapehinoryema Sandy Creek Greg Lancaster Oregon State Powell Lancaster Charles Bowers Anna Johns Leonard Johns Mike Roseburg Ae Fvin Aes Jackie Paul Belcher Jim Lee Stafford Jim Belcher Broadt Hroadbent Joe Finley Herb Anderson Coquille

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