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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
2
Advertisements reveal Myrtle Point as timber hub with openings for sash and door factories, wooden ware production, and a planned lumber yard. Reports note bridge work on Coquille road, a planning mill, and shipments, alongside local sports and animal hunts in 1006 era.
Arago cheese brand Melloweet wins first prize at the Texas state fair in Dallas and the factory reports receipt of the prize check this week. W. A. Moore heads the Arago cheese makers team as the award is praised for Texas fairs large cheese exhibits.
Courses from the State System of Higher Education may be offered in Coquille and North. Oregon History could be available if sufficient interest exists. Instructor recruitment will begin once inquiries reach Mr Viron Moore via Mr Carl Morrison or Mrs Martha Mulkey Purdy. Miss Ruth Hopson will teach a science course.
Independent sheriff candidate Chet Pion has spent time in Coes County area this year. Ruth Hopeon, recently earning a Doctorate from Columbia University, is recommended as a capable instructor offering courses on science teaching natural history Oregon and nature recreation to high school students for potential college credit.
The Methool County Superintendent's office outlines the current school year allotment for teachers. Teachers will receive a $388.00 unit payment as a basis, with half disbursed in December and half in April. The apportionment has been sent to the State Department of Education and will be available later in the season. Dr. and Mrs. Erwin Wilberger returned from Portland after a week there. He checked into Veterans Hospital for a brief evaluation and was discharged. Mrs. Wilberger, recovering from illness, lost the home of her son and family.
Interested parties should contact Mr. L. W. Turnbull, superintendent of North Bend Schools, or the two officials named in the notice for further details.
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