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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1955
Page
7
Ellsworth details achievements and unfinished business in Congress. He cites economic stability, reduced inflation, low unemployment, and security gains, while noting failures on school funding social security reform and highway planning. He champions the O and C lands act, local financing for Green Peter and Cougar dams, and invites district input from readers.
Harris Ellsworth states he is glad to assist whenever possible, signaling willingness to provide support or service.
Guest editorials debate the German youth speech at a Myrtle Point Rotary meeting and accuse Lans Leneve of bias. The Herald reports lingering controversy over propaganda claims and cites Rotary policy on leaving meetings early. The page also notes a call for Oregon families to contribute to a genealogical roster via Mrs Anthony Thomas in Portland.
The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club held a regular Friday night trap shoot with top scores by Bill Knaus 25 Henry Burr 24 Clinton Humbert Curly Hansen Harold Kolhorst Harold Watzling George Medford and Ford Worsham each 23 and George Burr 21 A shoot and games are planned for next Friday Sept 2 at the club grounds all shooters and families invited Refreshments served by lads club members
The Bridge Extension unit sponsors a well child clinic at the grange hall on September 8 for mothers with preschool children. Appointments via Mrs Monard Winkelman. no charge. vaccines offered. An all day quilt meeting is planned for September 1 at the Bridge Extension Unit. bring a lunch and thimble. Bridge school begins September 6 with bus routes and required birth and health certificates for first year students. new teacher Charles Moore will teach fourth grade living in Van Alstein area.
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