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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1955
Page
4
Local residents travel for college enrollment at Stanford, family visits in Madras and Portland, and guests at the Bargett and McCloskey homes. A lively mix includes drilling a successful artesian well, moves, arrivals, and a funeral in Missouri, with many travel details and family ties throughout the region.
Plans call for an eighty thousand dollar wing at Myrtle Crest School to handle growth. Eight new classrooms planned with two ready by September 1956. Financing via annual ten thousand dollar allocations over five years. current fund balance is fifty two thousand five hundred. Architect Robert J. Kennan of Medford retained for plans.
Myrtle Point High School reports 1955 graduates heading to colleges and universities across the region and nation. Louise Palmer Arlene Barser Bob Weed Bruce Whitaker and others enroll at State College and Oregon institutions. Florence Strode attends Bible Institute in Los Angeles. Other students go to the University of Oregon Auburn College Cal Pacific University and more as local youth pursue higher education. Helene Hughes 76 dies suddenly. funeral set at Schroeder chapel. Austin and Mrs Dodge return from a Honolulu trip. Episcopal convention delegates travel by air. Martha Circle of the Methodist church hosts at Henry home with plans to welcome the Friendly Circle October 1st featuring Mr Evans speaker on South American culture and flower arrangement demonstrations.
Fragmentary rental notice shows partial text likely describing a property for rent with unclear details such as units and location. No full address or terms are readable.
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