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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1932

Page

6

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits And School News

Local residents report visits from friends and relatives including Evelyn Doyle Melvin Hollen and many others from Coquille Myrtle Point and Port Orford. The high school held a gym party for about thirty five students with home economics refreshments. School officers were elected for Arago Sunday School and local Grange masters hosted a banquet in Myrtle Point.

m.Keabe Evelyn Doyle Melvin *Hollen Jenkins Loann Aasen Marie Leona Paul Graves Ruth Keltner Petter Graves Elizabeth Gaves Lous Betts Naura Milani Martin Rural Grefiin Jerry Carmichael Ray Barklow J. L. Burtis C. EB. Schroeder Miss Ruth Murphy Coquille Hazel Noam Niller Leo Nebergall Almeda California Cox Halls Creek R. J Hill Verna Marjorie Milton Mast Lottie Ansen Myrtle Point John Dornath B. B. Watkins Lora R Rohama Btinson Port Orford Rohama John Meyers Robert Goety Don Harold Goety Silverton Oregon Olaf Starr Charleston Lafe Cornwell Fishtrap Portland Herbert Laskey North Bend William Knabe George Robison John Hickam Caley Robison John Carl Frank Bunch Arago Sunday School Meldon Cart Leatha Munford Stella Haines Medford Emily Hickman Kent Dement Creek J .S. Root Grenada California Root Sun Schools Shasta Valley Soda Springs Montague Gazelle Tyrell Woodward Bert Milligan Sam Damron Bandon J J. Damron Swift Denmark Kenneth Perkins Sam Ball L. M. Aasen Bridge wi +ts

April Fool party entertains Sun day school class at Hooton's Haven

The Sun day school youth group enjoyed an April Fool party at Hooton's Haven with games and contests. Mrs Clarke and Junior Bartlett led a novel spelling match while Mrs Clarke and Tommy Luttrell won prizes in a Jumbled Words contest. Refreshments followed for attendees including Elsie Lamp Laurene Gettmann Ana Larkin Nellie Curtiss Glen Hutton Clarence Clayton and others.

Hooton’s Haven Mrs Clarke Junior Bartlett Tommy Luttrell Siv Elsie Lamp Laurene Gettmann Ana Larkin Nella Curtiss Glen Hutton Clarence Clayton Orlin Lett Bartlett A O Hooton Lou Maude Dorothy Hooton Bridge Allen Camas Valley Albert Reed Gerald Elmer Wilson Sitkom Fred Scofield The Grange Marjorie Magill Home Economics American Federation of Garden Clubs Beau Uusteaon Economus Club Harold James Th Indies Alma Parkins W A. Lett Harold James W A . Lett J T Evermen Nellie Culver Alice Evernden Mar-jorie Magill Pomona Grange Chetco Grange Curry County Dorothy Heaton Bert Reed Ray Beckett Allegany King Jne Lett Norway Night Cry

PTA Meeting Elected Officers Amid 4 H Awards

The April PTA monthly meeting elected officers for next year and honored 4 H clubs with performances and judged awards. Harold Neal won first place in the boys 4 H arts division while Howard Mecum and Wayne Jennings took subsequent honors.

PTA PT A Mis Laura Brandon Mi Foo Jennings Mos Lua Teasurer S”.pp Clibs Flick Charles Holmes Sappasardud Hangicra Nora Warner Gloria Dick Beate Oe Earnestine Warner Lucile Humes Mra Zinn Mra Wyorik Gilbert Wryrick Gloria Dickpoke Sran Holmes Forest Wee

Local Residents Visit Across Powers and Surrounding Towns

Mrs H D Bones, Corbin and Evelyn visited Mr and Mrs Lester Thorpe in Powers. Perry Smith traveled to Roseburg on business. Ed Johnsons and daughter visited the A B Johnson home. Someone stole cream from Kennit Hayes ranch milk house. Various local families, including the Devereux, Mix, and Wise households, hosted and visited relatives in Powers Ayrle Point North Bend Vernonia and Bear Creek with multiple social calls and brief business trips noted.

H. D. Bones Corbin and Evelyn Lester Thorpe Powers Elsale James May Arnold Lambert Perry Smith Roseburg Ed. Johnson A. B. Johnson Kennit Hayes Ranch H. M. Hall Clifford James Devereux Ayrtle Point Virgil Daniels Myrtle Point L. Strong Ray Hainey ND Smith William Devereux Wie Alsade We. Powers Spem Th. Echend Wat Max Steele Warstield Larry Cossette Perry North Bend

Mrs Tedsen Plans Portland Weekend Trip

Norway residents report a 100 percent turnout to Grange meeting at the M E church Tuesday night. Mrs Dertle McCloskey bought a radio from Doorway Store and treated neighbors to entertainment. JC Lett visited Coquille courthouse. Mrs Tedsen hosted the Norway Coquille bridge club Friday. attendees included Mrs Rickman Detlefson and others.

Herman Tedsen Portland Wiliam Eizner Henry Detlefsen Ray Rickman Myrtle Point Grange Media M. E. Church Dertle McCloskey Oorway JC. Lett Court House Coquille Norwey Coquille Bridge Club Mesdames Ray Rickman Theodore Clinton Bertie McCloskey Coquillo Guy Bell Joe Knight George Johnson Delle Kellenburer Evelyn Hulet Albany Grants Pass Ray Robison Hulet Norway School

Lee District to Hold Meeting for Next School Year

The Lee School Board schedules a meeting at the Lee school house next Monday at 8pm for patrons to discuss problems for the coming school year. Several local families report flu illnesses and recoveries, with updates from Myrtle Point and nearby towns.

Monster Cake Baked for Polish King in 1730

An immense cake baked by Zechbarius of Dresden for the king of Poland required 180 quarts of flour 1½ barrels of yeast 20 quarts of milk 3600 eggs and three pounds of potmegs. It measured about 36 by 16 feet and was baked in a massive oven with 12 chimneys rolled to the review at Rade. A 20 foot knife cut the cake as it was hauled by eight horses from Zelthain to the gallery.

Poland Zechbarius Dresden Zelthain Review Radewits

Births at Pinkston and Mast hospitals report multiple new arrivals

Mr and Mrs Thomas Sturdivant welcome a son born at Pinkston hospital in Coquille Sunday morning. Mr Sturdivant is a rancher from Pleasant Valley. A daughter named Lillian Joan arrived to Mr and Mrs Elvis Bennett at Pinkston hospital in Coquille on Saturday April 2. A ten pound boy was born to Mrs E E Hall of Powers at Mast hospital around 4 pm Saturday, third child in the family. A South Sister of Powers welcomed a six pound girl at Mast hospital Saturday, named Mary Josephine, third child in the home. Alton Edward is the name given to the ten pound boy born to Mrs Raymond Eppe at Mast hospital Saturday, the third child in the family.

Shelby MacAllister Willie Sinko Clan PreRnarer Griffen Hazel Davis Alfreda Harry Helen Pinkston Coquille Lilah Dement Clyde Barker Myrtle Point Ars Joe Dellman Clyde Lillie George Paull Steven Aasen Harris Winsted Patridge Hermit Gables Vena Mae England Joan Patridge Charlotte Cribbins Virginia Dale Joan Allene Kirkendall Han Scroggy Lane Road Junction Elbert Weihmann Arthur Colles Jonas Cousin Delos Appleton Cout Silvore Bernhard Ralph Scarborough Lonsdale Piggy’ Watkins Tommy Tttrell Janice Hue Matilda Hill Christian Endeavor Ferr Howard Billy Corpe Alma Larkins Madge Hooton Dorothy Hooton Myrtle Union Wm. Barnett Arago Chas F Gilroy Thomas Sturdivant Pinkston Hospital Sturdivant Pleasant Valley Elvis Bennett Lillian Joan E. E. Hall Powers Mast Hospital Vaie Mary Josephine Alton Edward Raymond Eppe

Hints to Le Moyorist on Preventative Car Care

The column outlines simple ways for car owners to cut repair costs through preventative care. It invites readers to send questions, notes a weekly focus on reducing operating expenses, and mentions a meeting attended by Mr and Mrs Turner MacDonald with other attendees at a garden club program.

Gara Shimtra Mro Turner MacDonald Rao Bhyrth Pusat Elmer Mowe Tut Casper

Cleaning Varnished Surfaces With Borax Mixes

Wash varnished surfaces with a borax solution made by dissolving two parts borax in a cup of hot water and adding to three pints cold water. Wipe with a flannel, dry with a chamois, then apply linseed oil or furniture polish.

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