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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
6
KWRO presents Bill Squirrel a lively series broadcast Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 pm The character created by Ted Wear started as bedtime stories for children evolving from traditional fairy tales into a modern adventures series on radio.
Implied in a history of a Kansas writer Wearing narrations titled Bill Squirrel which aired on multiple Kan sas radio stations. Invitations from U S Savings Banks division officials in Washington led to a 65 episode KWRO series about Bill Squirrels adventures with cousin Sanford the Acorn Bank and Trust Company and Sally Squir rel the dancing teacher. The Security Bank of Myrtle Point sponsors the Southwest Coos county program.
Mrs Daniels and Mrs Jeane Warn of Everett Washington visited two weeks with brother and family the Luttrells. The Carmans welcomed a baby boy Monday at Mast hospital their second child and first son. Mrs Edwin Albrech arrived from Lyndhurst New Jersey to be with her daughter. Harold Monner and family hosted a weekend at Woodburn Oregon. Gene Costley from Jerome Idaho visited then headed to North Bend. Corbin Bones planned hunting trips in Eastern Oregon and Idaho.
Swede Shields Ben Hatfield and Clayton Hayes left for Eastern Oregon early Friday for an 8 hunting trip. Mr and Mrs Ralph Hixon from Remote Construction camp were among Sunday callers in Bridge. Archie Pratt of Bakersfield California visiting Charley Flood of Coquille. Mr E C Roberts of Myrtle Point made a business call in Bridge. R I Cryers of Roseburg stopped by.
Bridge residents hosted visits from Mr. and Mrs. Curry of Camas Valley and Mrs. Kert Byles of Remote during the weekend and Uncle Mat Belieu will stay in the valley. A Boston newspaper criticism is recapped with a quip on readership and belief, noting confusing coverage.
A sale of about 30 registered Guernsey heifers will be held at the Oregon state fairgrounds near Salem on Saturday October 22. Ben Newell Marion county extension agent in charge of arrangements notes portions of the auction are restricted to World War II veterans and others to 4 H club and FFA members. The event replaces the spring junior sale and selections emphasize type production and pedigree. Newell is secretary of the Oregon Guernsey Breeders association.
Oregon State College announces its annual Homecoming featuring neon barbecue aftergame coffee and bouganut jamboree a freshman queen and court colorful house signs and the football game against Washington State College on Saturday October 29 The Corvallis 30-Stater club plans coffee and doughnuts in the armory after the game.
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