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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1962

Page

8

Falling Tree Kills Hunter in Hurricane Winds

S M Bybee of Stockton California was killed by a falling tree during hurricane winds at 3 30 p m Friday Oct 12 while hunting with his father in law Frank Rema in the Myrtle Pont area He died at 41 born July 16 1921 Surviving are his wife Delile Rema Bybee his mother Dora Byrd sisters Emmett Hughes and Robert B alden Services were to be held Wednesday Oct 17 at B C Wall and Sons Funeral Home in Stockton

S. M. Bybee Stockton Cal F Frank Rema Myrtle Pont Mrs. Bybee Mr. Bybee Delile Rema Bybee Dora Byrd Warsaw, Mo Emmett Hughes Robert Balden Excelsior Springs B. C. Wall and Sons Funeral Home Jockton

Polling Places and Election Schools Announced for County

County Clerk Georgianna Vaughan lists polling places for Tuesday November 6 and election schools across the county. She notes the last day to request absent voter ballots and instructs how to write a request with the reason for voting by mail.

Georgianna Vaughan

Power Delays photos at The Herald after Friday storm

A Friday storm caused a wide Oregon power outage delaying The Herald’s photos for the week. Electric power failure halted machines that engrave plastic plates used for printing images.

Oregon The Herald

Season Ends as 1962 Fire Season Closes Early

The 1962 closed fire season ended October 12 at midnight in the state’s earliest closing in 24 years. Governor Mark Hatfield signed the proclamation declaring forest fire hazard reduced. Assistant State Forester James Walker announced moisture sufficient to alleviate any further threat statewide.

Mark Hatfield James Walker

The Barklow Story Now Available in Mereld

The Barklow Story, published in The Mereld, is now obtainable from Tom Reyer at 737 Kincheloe Lane. An announcement stated the issue sold out with few copies available until Mr. Reyer located some of them.

Barklow Story Mereld Tom Reyer Kincheloe Lane Reyer

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