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Myrtle Point Enterprise

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1916

Page

4

Notable News From Myrtle Point Neighborhood

Bits from local society and neighbors include Mrs Maggie Whittington visiting relatives, the Hermann family with Easter guests, updates on health from Bay and Broadbent areas, and talks by Ayers of Marshfield for Sunday School. Posts note postwar recovery, shipments to Broadbent, and a trip plan to Idaho for Mrs James Whobery.

South Fork Maggie Whittington Gracia Geo. Hermann H. A. Todd Arago Nelson Roby Shull the Bay John Neal Rowland Prairie Gus Dietz Norman McDonald Broadbent Ah Fisher Hermann School

Gravel Ford Notes and Local Happenings

May near summer vibes mix with logs and moves as Gravel Ford neighbors share visits. Mrs Cora Barklow and the Hall family guest, Detwiler moves to Coquille with son Homer in charge, E Colvin plants five acres of beans hoping for a bumper crop, Hazel Mullen wed Saran Reeve in Gay on April 26 and will live at Powers, Mullen returns from Coquille then leaves again, Bob Muir travels to Kathae, locals attend a dance and social at Lee with a good time reported, Nate Ingram returns to McKinley after several days at Albert Heights.

Gravel Ford Lawhorn Harris Cora “ Barklow Tom Hall L. ‘A. Detwiler Coquille Homer E. Colvin Geo. Mullen Hazel Saran Reve Gay Powers Bob Muir TR Cathae Home Cine Tees Lee Mullen Couille Nate Ingram McKinley Albert Height

Local notes from Myrtle Point and Gravel Ford area

Saturday events include Elton Brady visiting Myrtle Point for dental work and Mrs Gee from Mullen visiting. Sunday visitors at Mountain Springs farm included Elmer Olsen from Coquille and Arthur Mereen's summer work plans. James R Greenleaf reappears in Gravel Ford. a fire at the local creamery caused no damage.

Myrtle Point Elton Brady Elton Arthur Mereen T.o W. M. Coleman Coleman Oregon James R.greenlea Gravel Ford Frank Harnish Myrtle‘Point

Willowdale U B Church meetings as Arago hosts Rev Neff

Rev Neff of Eugene Oregon will begin a series of meetings at Willowdale U B Church in Fishtrap soon, assisted by Rev Waymire and wife and by Rev Knight of Bandon. A pie social at Arago Schoolhouse Saturday evening invites the community to enjoy entertainment and raise funds for school improvements and library books.

Arago Argus Arago Neff U. B Eugene Oregon Willowdale U. B Fishtrap Waymire Knight Bandon Chas Newton F. J. Hink Arizona Annie DeLong Dougqille Elizabeth J. R. Scott Cavalry God and His Angels Coeee Ewee Colonel Wayne George Haughton Solomon Davis Lary Miller It Davis Stanley Halter Medford Jerry Scott Pete Art Peterson

Twin Oaks School Notes On Attendance and Club Year

In the first month of school there has been no tardiness and thirty one pupils enrolled. The following students have not been absent: Nellié Clayton Dena Mast Alden Mast Mabel Hall Myrtle Hall George Hall Margery Slingsby Bernice Davenport Blanche Felsher Ray Moon Irma Wald o Paul McNair Virna Hermann Rowena Hermann Roderick Hermann Jessie Reed Ella Reed Edwin Whoberg Tina Billings Isaac Long. The school is at the B standard and aims for the A standard. An Industrial Club formed with Nellie Mast as President Clarence Noon as Vice President and Virna Hermann as Secretary. Members will use free courses from the Agricultural College to prepare exhibits for the County Fair. Mina Magness, Teacher.

Twin Oaks Nellié Clayton Dena Alden Mast Mabel Myrtle George Hall Margery Slingsby Bernice Davenport Blanche Clarence Felsher Ray Moon Irma Waldo Paul McNair Virna Rowena Roderick Hermann Jessie Ella Reed Edwin Whoberg Tina Billings Isaac Long Nellie Mast Clarence Noon Virna Hermann The Agricultural College Mina Magness

Bridge School Basket Social May Thirteenth

The Bridge School plans a basket social on Saturday evening May 13 preceded by a one act comedy The Old Fashioned District School performed by pupils and a flag drill by girls. Proceeds will buy school provisions and improve facilities. The tennis court and gymnasium offer ample amusement as the school expands toward a full high school.

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Program of services at Bridge Sunday School

The program lists songs and recitations led by Zelma Rockard Eben Brode and others with solo performances by Mrs Montgomery Sunshine Endicott and Edith Houser. Audience participation includes a motion song led by Homer Roselle Bryce Nosler and Wilda Barker with Endicott children. A final note mentions Umatilla taxpayers opposing a county permit mine and a Josephine mine production claim.

The Bridge Sunday School the Christian Christ Zelma Rockard Eben Brode Mrs. Montgomery Lucele Ford Zelman Fredenburg Dorothy Hooten Sunshine Endicott Iheay Johnny Wedman Craddle Daisy Cribbons TL Motion Homer Roselle Bryce Nosler Wilda Barker Vera Rease Endie Nera Elen Brode Robert An Dufay Montgomery Decia Endicott Lou Hooten Pearl Ford Alice Nosler Edith Houser Alla Rookand Mra. R.C. Endicott

Salem area industry and infrastructure notes from Industrial Review

Industrial notes from Salem dated May 1 cover Cottage Grove Diston Sawmill resuming with 60 workers, Astoria street improvements, a 2,000 foot project, and a large Portland Gas & Coke Co. asset value. Reports include school district building, mill openings, major freight orders, highway expense critique, dredging on Coos Bay, and various regional developments. The piece ends with editorial on social mores and a civic invitation.

Salem Cottage Grove Diston Grants Bawn —Deeger State Taxpayers League State Highway Department Coos Bay Bar Lebanon Foster Silverton Dallas Portland,Manetee Lumber Co Great Northern San Francisco Pacific Coast S. F. Chamber of Commerce Bar View Tillamook Beach S. P St. Johns Peninsula Illinois Upreme Portland Electric Co Portland Gas Co Roseburg Douglas County Portland Health Officer oe _ Roseburg Hood River Odell Oregon City Sburg Sperts Tacoma Seattle Sanrancisco Toyo’ Kisen Lake Count Trinity Jitneys

Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Local Notary

An oath on file in Toledo, Ohio, by Frank J. Cheney of the firm F J CheneyTM Co. asserts a $100 promise for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document, sworn December 6, 19xx, notes the remedy acts through the blood to reach mucous surfaces.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney Eee Hall A. D A. W. Gleason Srg. & Co C. Y & Mall

Merchants urged to advertise locally to sustain trade

The article argues merchants should advertise in local columns to inform the public of sales and incentives. It notes larger cities spend heavily on ads and succeed, implying local ads pay off even with little competition, urging merchants to continue advertising at home.

Savings clubs urge prudent spending for banks

A local banking ad urges Americans to be amusement minded and Europeans to calm war passions by spending earnings wisely. It promotes savings clubs as a safe way to manage money and suggests banks offer checks and financial discipline.

America Europe

Ten Commandments for Cleanliness

Ten commandments issued by the Commercial Club of Pueblo Colorado urge city residents to keep streets and lots clean. The rules promote reporting public nuisances, no spitting, fly prevention, curb noisy morning sweeping, proper disposal of cans and rubbish, covered waste receptacles, burning combustible refuse, avoid leaking waste, curb weeds and untrimmed trees, and whitewashing or painting buildings for a cleaner city.

Pueblo Chrorado

Local Paper Shapes Village News Across Distances

A reflection on how the power of the printed word lies in publicity for small communities. The village paper aims to record items for absent readers nationwide, highlighting subscribers who rely on the paper for hometown news.

Adlers-Ka Used in Myrtle Point Report

A fragment reports that Adlers-Ka is sold at Myrtle Point and used successfully in mills. The text mentions a single minute after use and references constipation and a reaction, but details are incomplete.

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