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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1952

Page

5

Myrtle Point Social Notes Tough With Army Ties

Mrs Melvin Zumwalt works at Myrtle News Stand during Mr Weed’s absence. Several local residents travel, visit relatives, or return from travels in Oregon, Washington, California, and beyond. Many students and family members are noted, including University of Oregon and Oregon State ties, and a round-dance class is announced for Coquille High.

Vernon Barklow Richard Fort Hood Texas Korea Verne Lundy J. L Burtis Barview Emily Miller Mast Hospital W A Cochran Mahe Rogue Myrtle Point Ike Forest Easton University of Oregon Eugene T. S. Easton Dora Easton Tau Kappa Epsilon Myrtle Point Union High School Canyon University City E. C. Roberts Betty Eee Corvallis Harrison Coquille Brodie Jimmy MacKer- Tow Verne Lundys Waldemar Gurney Nancy Patsy Meyer Betty Lou Meyer William Gurney Port Orchard Seattle Wash E. Lundy San Francisco Oakland Calif Wiliam Taylor Barton Stemmier North Bend Joe Schilling Belva Stemmier Beulah Brown Greyhound Coos Bay James Kilgore Matt Hadler Salkum William Gross Cr. Guerin Earl Dorrance Glendale Harold Dorrance Iowa Falls Iowa Andrew Weber Roseburg Pete Nemec W. E Roush Lakeview Chester F Adams Highland Indiana P . Laird Charles Adams Adams Cyhood Earl Finch Litchfield Michigan Robert Belloni Belton John Belloni B. F. Shields Hot Springs’ National Park Ark C. BE. Weed Geonyrome Oellens Sanyon Oregon Dianne Linda Yellowstone Park Black Hills South Dakota Wyoming Utah Reno Nevada Mt. Shasta

Auxiliary Sets Drive For Sickroom Equipment

The American Legion Auxiliary launches its annual magazine subscription drive to fund portable type walkers and hospital beds for home use. Three beds exist locally from prior Auxiliary purchases. for bed or equipment use, contact Mrs. Eva Hughes of Coquille or Mrs. Fred Warren of Myrtle Point. Myrtle Grange Harvest Home dinner set for Wednesday October 22 at 8:30 p.m. Grange hall. baby sitting or house work offered 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. call 9R34 Myrtle Point.

American Legion Auxiliary Auxiliary Eva Hughes Coquille Fred Warren Myrtle Point Myrtle Grange Grange Hall

Hunters' Choice deer season set for Oct 18 19 20

The hunter's choice deer season will run Saturday Sunday and Monday October 18 19 20 with participation limited to hunters holding unused deer tags. The single change by the game commission closes the mule deer refuge west of Lakeview in Fremont national forest and sets western Oregon rules outside national forests within a mile of cultivated land. Linvolt and Tillamook counties are closed. most of eastern Oregon is included, while Malheur county south of highway 20 and other areas are excluded. An information booth by the Grant County Livestockmen's association will aid hunters in John Day and landowners are urged to secure permission to hunt.

The Game Commission Mule Deer Lakeview Fremont National Forest Oregon National Forest Linvolt Tillamiook Hood River Valley White River Valley Wasco County Hunter's Choice Dalles-California Jefferson, Wasco Gillam Malheur County Umatilla National Forest Oregon National Forests Canyon Creek Burns Millican Wagonthre Mountain Grant County Livestockmen’s Association John Day

Golfers Vie In 9 Hole Handicap Tournament at Coquille

A 9 hole handicap event was held at Coquille Valley Country Club Sunday afternoon. Andy Richardson won with a 37 gross 4 33 net. Butch Harris received the consolation.

Coquille Valley Country Club Andy Richardson Butch Harris

Coos County Auxiliary Offers Free Equipment Loan Program

The Auxiliary provides free loan of equipment to all residents of Coos County including a portable polio heater an emergency oxygen unit and hospital beds bought in four years. Representatives from Crowell-Collier Co will visit homes with identification letters signed by three Auxiliary officials. Participation by purchasing magazine subscriptions is requested contact Mrs E L Knox 250 N Collier Coquille or Mrs Fred Warren Myrtle Point American Legion Auxiliary president.

Coos County Crowell-Collier Co E. L. Knox Collier Coquille Fred Warren Myrtle Point

Film "To Every Creature" Shown At Myrtle Point LDS

Next Sunday October 19 at 8 p m the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ LDS in Myrtle Point sponsors the 45 minute sound and color missionary film To Every Creature produced by Dr Irwin A Moon Moody Institute of Science Admission is free and a free will offering will be taken The film presents the call of Christian missions to young people in a powerful way

Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ, Lds Myrtle Point Irwin A. Moon Moody Institute of Science

Dawn Coquille JV edges Coquille in 6 2 football score

Myrtle Point JV defeated Coquille 6 to 2 at Coquille on Saturday October 11. Coquille scored a first quarter safety, Myrtle Point answered with a second quarter touchdown and coach Mr. Petersen praised the JV players nerve and alert play. Next game is at Bandon on October 18.

Myrtle Point Coquille J. V Coquille Petersen J. V Toulou Hills Russell Woodring Ernest Woodring Louie Toulou Barnett Hills Boyd Duncan Mike Russell Gerald Banick Sunny Shulz Eddie Harper Don Munson Ed Byford Joe Martinka Russell Ashbau

Coos Co Fair Chief Continues With Fair Totals

Coos County Fair chief details combined totals for the State Fair and Pacific International. Livestock judges and breed reps in various divisions report Oregon fairs progressing, with progress notes on livestock categories and judging outcomes.

State Fair Pacific International Oregon

State Fairs Improve Through Boards and State Aid

Steady improvement in Oregon fairs results from effective fair board management and financial support from state funds and local county aid enhancing operations and growth.

Oregon

Myrtle Point Community Chest Aims at 1952 Officers

The Myrtle Point Community Chest board lists 1951 directors and announces the 1952 slate including Ann Roush Bill Downing Rev Brown and George Hall. A meeting is set for Oct 16 at Mrs Arnold Melby home to elect officers and start the new program. The welfare fund remains sufficient for another year and may support the local community building project.

Briggs Tow Rev. Brown George Hail Henry Rosslaw Myrtle Point Brown Ministerial Association Kenneth Baker Myrtle Point Woman's Club Arnold Melby State Chest Board Ann Roush Rotary Bill Downing Legion A. L. Powrie Rev Brown Ass'n Bill Dayton Active Club George Hall Lions Club

Predictions for 1952 election and business outlook

The piece forecasts a strong fourth quarter for business with signs of improvement over late 1951. It warns of long term risks in expansion, urges focus on marketing, tech and production, and notes a tense campaign period with aggressive rhetoric. It cites Ike and Stevenson dynamics and hints at an official 1952 forecast next week.

Ike Truman Stevenson Omaha

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