Inspection Results Discussed at Meeting Urges Attendance
The notice states that improvement work and quality will be discussed at the meeting. It urges all dairymen to attend.
01 Apr 1937
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
1
The notice states that improvement work and quality will be discussed at the meeting. It urges all dairymen to attend.
The Powers Woman's Club hosted a Wednesday meeting with talks on forest recreation, federation plans, and local civic efforts. Highlights included musical interludes, a junior club tea, floral decorations, and a piano piece ending the session. 81 women registered.
Achievement Day for Myrtle Paint 4-H clubs scheduled Friday afternoon May 16 at the Junior High school. Members finalize plans for project displays with leaders Mrs. Gertrude Jensen and Mrs. Emily Shull guiding 8 to 11 projects expected.
Cops chapter of the Childhood Education association met at Myrtle Point Grade school Saturday. A nominating committee was chosen for upcoming year. Helen Stanbrough reported on the OSTA meeting and delegates. Members presented manuscript writing and dance demonstrations by local pupils. Next meeting set for Bandon in May.
Ward McReynolda, state examiner of operators and chauffeurs, will be at Myrtle Point City Hall next Thursday April 10 from 10 am to 5 pm per the secretary of state's office. Drivers seeking permits are asked to contact McReynolds during these hours.
Nearly 20 labor liens were filed this week against HZ Christian for work near Brookings prior to August 18 1936 with demands issued then and partial payments made October 18 1936. The liens total various sums plus attorney fees and include names such as Earl Christian Stanley Kindle Wm Owen Jack Endert James A Porter Mason Davidson and others. An interest judgment of 6 percent from October 15 1936 is requested on all liens.
A kindergarten demonstration will be held at the Presbyterian church at 1:30 Saturday afternoon. Parents and the public are invited. It is expected that the miniature wedding from the Townsend club three weeks ago will be repeated.
The matinee performance of the faculty play Is Zat So will start at 1 o clock next Thursday. Proceeds from the show will be used to support the athletic fund.
Gee Chong a longtime Myrtle Point resident and trusted laundyman died in his bed Sunday morning March 28 1837 at age 76 He had lived in the town more than 23 years and was known for his generosity and honesty He was born in China and came to the United States in youth He left no wife or children in China and a son Gee Guey from Los Angeles was expected to arrive to arrange funeral plans
Local authorities arrest two individuals, Hugh Enlew and Edgar Rewitee, amid a case involving a disputed fine of 1000 dollars. The report outlines charges and court actions with emphasis on the enforcement of penalties.
Coquile courtroom agenda outlines transportation and tuition topics. All interested parties should contact the board now or arrange to be heard.
Delegates from the Myrtle Point Townsend club, H. M. MacLean and N. E. Pnd, will be instructed on the organisation’s past achievements and will plan for the future at the Sunday meeting.
Plans completed for Myrtle Point Grade School commencement exercises to be held Friday night May 21. Primary and intermediate divisions perform a one act comedy His First Shave with graduates in charge. Girls chorus directed by Mrs. R W Schaad to sing two numbers. A class of 38 will receive diplomas.
In Ralph Poeint er versus Barbara Ostorne a verdict of 2000 was awarded. A. M. Peterson administrator of Rosetta estate versus Earl Phillige and others yielded a 7500 verdict for the plaintiff. The Empire pedestrian fatality case involved Teane: BLSIaES and defendant motor company being cleared due to Phillips using the car personally. Alice L versus Wylton B Jarvis resulted in a divorce decree, and Gertrude B versus Lester V Wells also ended in a divorce decree. the Wells couple reside in Bayside.
Fire Chief George Hughes spent the latter part of last week repairing a troublesome siren. A hood was placed over the motor to prevent further difficulty and improve operation.
The winter brought heavy rains and major landslides in the mountains. A vast, timbered slope blocked Sucker Creek below the canyon junction, damming the stream 2300 feet high. old Hi’s cabin was buried under about 369 feet of earth rock and timber.
Unclear account describes fishing results with halibut and bass, mentions pounds and a fisherman, plus tangled wire and a spring on a device. Details are cryptic and partially illegible, preventing a coherent event or outcome.
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