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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
8
Local notes from Myrtle Point and nearby Norwest towns list social visits by W H Harmon and Mrs Clinton, North Bend guest Albert Shor, and dances at Lee Hall. Farm and weather events include cattle movements, wind damage, and a quarry start in Norway with staff changes at the cheese factories.
Mrs S C Murphy and daughter visit the lower river and plan trips to Bandon and Marshfield. Mr Liggett delivered sermons at the local church. Mr Hatcher returns from Medford with Veloski. Several men join him for the Myrtle Point fair. Farmers' Union Store reports good business. Mrs Grishaber returns from a two week visit to the lower river. Miss Nancy Benham stays with Mrs Hatcher who has been ill. Benham manages the counter in Hiram's absence. New roads described as very...
The message one hundred and fifty next Sunday lights the rally cry across Oregon. Mrs. Fraedrick returns from Coquille after visiting friends while Mr. Fraedrick endures the loss of his two horses. Clod Hopper.
Bancroft Sept. 21. Sylvester Rice has returned home near Roseburg after visiting his children. School starts Sept 71 in Dist No 42 with Miss Mary Wilson as teacher. Miss Mary Price left for Monmouth to continue schooling. James Appleton and family return from visiting his wife's mother. Ben Hardman builds a new house on his homestead after a fire. A Red Pencil.
Loran Knight family moves onto John Lamb farm. Ray Stephens visits from Alsea after a rough coast trip amid recent storms and will ride the auto stage back to Roseburg Myrtle Point. Reuben Young family returns to Ralph Schroeder's house. Marion Clinton reports good burn on slashing near Frank Fish place and is sowing grass seed. Alvin Taylor improves health and plans to move to Bandon for winter. Arago schoolhouse is being re-
A large party of young people gathered at Arago Hall for games Saturday night while a new heating plant stalls opening of the school. L A Pinkston installed a milking machine for forty cows on the J J Lamb farm. About forty youths sang at E J Myers home on Sunday. Marion Clinton served as juror at Coquille court last week. Gus Schroeder family moves onto the Schroeder brothers farm.
Gravel Ford notes report Stryker moving to new blacksmith shop and repairs, Brights arriving from Gaston, Parry moving to Waters place, academy start with strong attendance led by principal E H Emmerson. Mumps illness for Mrs Moser. Mereens camping at McKinley. cheese factory closed for winter. Hazel Mullen helping at Lewis home. Rev Mungers' first sermon well received. next Sunday he preaches at Dora.
A detailed draft constitution for the Myrtle Point High School Student Body Association outlines goals to promote ideals, loyalty to the school, and participation in activities. It lists membership, fees, officer duties, meeting rules, council structure, amendment processes, and signatories.
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