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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1931

Page

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Farmers push butter plan to boost economy in Oregon

George Hampton leads a campaign in Coos County urging farmers to sign a petition to stop oleomargarine use. More than 600 signers target 1,000 then present to grocers and loggers to boost butter demand and farmer wealth through higher dairy cow herds and farm production.

George Hampton Aragy Coos County Carry Mone Association Coon County Hampton Oregon Hia Colaborere Bunineas Cowes County Clea

Tamed Goofus Night Honoring an Old Friend and Guest

George Battey hosted nine friends at the Gonf un Neat last night to honor a former Coon County man now in Portland. Barker served a six o'clock dinner for the inductee into the Independent Order of Goofus Tamers, described as tender and well cared for. Attending were Elmer Russell George Jackinson H A Schroeder Elbert Schroeder Elton Schroeder A N Gould F W Barker Cecil Barker and George Hamilton. Paul Breuer and Myrtle Knights of the Goofus could not attend.

Coon County Portland Barker Order of Wei George Battey Elmer Russell George Jackinson H A Schroeder Elbert Schr

Local farmer Unveils Large Prehistoric Tooth in Window

Northup of Catching Creek displays a huge molar in The Herald window this week. Observers say the tooth surpasses horse and cow sizes and appears to come from an extinct era. He searched the area for other fossils but found none.

Northup Catching Creek Curio Herald

Train Change Prompts Mail Service Reevaluation

Postmaster reports postal department plans may halt mail railway north of Ashland, risking loss of mail to Myrtle Point and Coos Bay. A Roseburg afternoon bus could deliver arrivals after 6 49, carrying much of the morning freight and easing post office workload. Francis Young earns merit badges in cooking carpentry handicraft firemanship conservation and a first class scout honor. Healas also took part in the Brewater valley trip.

Postmster Schnemer Stat Ny Owen Ashland Punamuir Woul Oojec de Aahland Myrtle Point Coos Bay Pointe New Mine Schneider Roseburg Marehflds Post Office Francis Young Francia Healas Brewater Valley

Salem Oregon crime prevention call cited in fragmented piece

A damaged fragment argues that fewer criminals would exist in Oregon if interventions during early schooling were taken. It cites education and criminal experts linking delinquency to early missteps.

Salem Ore Oregon

Twins Arrive as North Bend Couple Visits Local Family

Mroo and Mere flowels Rackle welcomed twin boys during a visit to the Mast hospital Sunday. The Rackh couple live in North Bend and were visiting Vir and Mra Choe Rerodrubk, the grandparents, when a small incident occurred.

Mroo Mere Flowels Rackle Mast Hospital Sanday North Bend USA

Local Teachers Plan A Trip To Mid Pacific

Myrtle Point duo Mina Aileen Barker and Misa Dilah Dement will travel to Hawaii this summer under a program arranged by the University of Oregon and the University of Hawaii They will enjoy Honolulu and Waikiki Beach while engaging in a complete study program combining recreation and education facilitated by the two institutions

Tun Myrtle Point Mina Aileen Barker Misa Dilah Dement Hawaii University of Oregon Honolulu Waikiki Beach University of

Mina Eather Nelaen Recital In Clarke Studio Friday

Mina Eather Nelaen will be presented in a recital by Mrs H Clarke at the Clarke Studio Friday evening. The recital had been planned for a former date but was postponed due to illness and rescheduled for this week.

Mina Eather Nelaen Mra H Clarke Clarke Stugio

Fordson Tractor Delivered for Fish Trap District Use

L H Pearce delivered a Fordson tractor to L J Carey in the Fish Trap district for farming and logging. The Royal Neighbors plan a rally at Powers Monday night, the final gathering before the Marshfield convention in May.

L. H Pearce L J Carry Carey Royal Neighbors Powers Marshfield

Drainage by blasting aims to boost land productivity in Oregon counties

County agents report demonstrations in Coos and Curry counties showing blasting ditchwork can drain swampy bottom land to raise per acre yields. Farmers like Gus Peterson and Chas McCulloch weigh blasting against hand digging, with costs from ten to eighteen cents per yard.

Coos Curry A. J.adama

Bird Damage Hits Cherry Crops Reported Nearby

A local observer notes a small brown bird stripping cherry blossoms from trees at his office area this week. Frank Young spots the activity and notes many blossoms felled as the fruit crop may suffer if the birds continue in large numbers.

Frank Young

Myrtle Point and Coquille form golf course movement

Residents plan a nine hole golf course on the George Haughton ranch near Norway school with 160 acres. An option includes buildings livestock and machinery and a club house may be created. Stock subscriptions begin at 100 dollars per share with local interest high.

Myrtle Point Coquille George Haughton Norway School Coos Bay Eo Lee Road Easil Maat Hospital Beng Marshfield Op Ff

Henry A Schroeder furniture sale at home auction

The Herald advertises a large two auction sale by Henry A Schroeder with whole stock offered to the highest bidder. The notice promises customers can buy pieces at their own price and urges completing home settings in Coos County during the sale days.

Henry A Schroeder the Herald Schroeder Coos County

Mrs Clarke's Recital Presented by Music Pupils

Mrs Clarke and four music pupils will present public recitals at Union High School on April 24 and 28. The program spans younger children on one evening and advanced pupils on the other with special numbers besides piano pieces.

Mra . Wo Clarke Union High School Chilren

Bridge High School presents Let's Get Married comedy

The Bridge high school advertises a school play, a farce titled Let's Get Married, to be presented at the Bridge high school hall on Saturday evening April. Tickets are at popular prices and the show is expected to draw a good turnout from Myrue Point.

The Bridge High School

Gravmar School Operetta Promises Colorful May Show

The Gravmar School presents an operetta titled In Thy Lamp of Dreams Come True scheduled for May. Several rehearsals have been held and many promises indicate a lively program with a large cast and bright costumes.

Young School Orators to Tryout Saturday at Coquille

A grade school county oratorical contest and music festival will be held at Pioneer Methodist church in Coquille next Saturday afternoon. Each school may enter one contestant in oratory and perform a musical number. Roderic Barkson, winner in the tryouts, will perform The American Revolution in Myrtle Point. The Girls Glee Club of the Junior High School will sing The Pipes O Pan and Sweet and Low. Students depart around one o clock. parents may call Mr Sarcmers to arrange chaperone details.

Pioneer Methodist Coquille Roderic Barkson Roderic Sarcmers

Ditch Blasting Planned on Fishtrap Farm Road

Signanite will be used to blast a ditch on Filmer Skull farm along Fishtrap road next Wednesday April 16 at 1 30 pm. The blast links Snake crossing and Fishtrap drainage canal and aims to lower the water table by several feet in the area. The event, first in a countywide series, is open to any resident interested in viewing dynamite blasting.

Filmer Skull Farm Per Anne

Pioneer Women’s Club Meeting Planned at Church Parlor

Plans for a Pioneer meeting of the Woman's club set for April 27 in the Presbyterian church social parlor. An inviting program and refreshments will be provided with prizes, and both men and women are urged to attend and welcome the older generation.

Woman's Club Presbyterian Church B& Ng

Lewis Returns Home After Prolonged Hospital Stay

Rayburn Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis, has been released from Coquille hospital and returned to Myrtle Point after months of treatment for leg burns sustained last November while grafting skin. He faced a serious period of recovery and rehabilitation.

Rayburn Lewis Ray Lewis Myrtle Pont Coquille Rayburn Bondre Skn

Smith Stiede Flying for Pan American Grace Airways

Warren Smith, former Emery service station employee, now flies for Pan-American Grace Airways. He operates between New York and Cuba, then Panama and Rio de Janeiro. He's been with the company over a year and will visit home with his Central Point wife.

Warren Smith Emery Pan-American Grace Airways New York Cuba Panama Ro de Janeiro Central Point Mr Smith

Baskeelball Sweaters Honor Ry Yumer High School Team

Baskeelball players at Ry Yumer High School receive varsity letters for the past season. The team won both the counts championship and the tournament. Honorees include Raymond Carver, two Rackleff, Jimmy Ray, Cird Barger, and Harold Weekly. Substitutes Dale Druliner and Fred Barklow also earned letters.

Ry Yumer High School Bas Basket Bas ‘Hs Gov Raymond Carver Rackleff Jimmy Ray Cird) Barger Harold Weekly Dale Druliner Fred Barklow

Faculty Play Shines At Myrtle Point Union High

The Myrtle Point Union High School faculty staged The Boomerang on Thursday and Friday, delivering strong performances. Edger Rickard impressed as the young doctor, with Leland Wagner delivering heartfelt scenes, while Miss Fay Janice Irvine and Miss Grace Mary Linn stood out among the cast for their refined portrayals. The audience filled the house for both nights and praised the ensemble.

Myrtle Point Union High School Frida Union High School Edger Rickard Leland Wagner Dr. Church John Easman Mr. Church Essman Gertrude Sick Grace Mary Linn Fay Janice Irvine Alice Alverdes Aileen Barker Myrtle Point Leland Prinn

New Conveniences Create Jobs Across Industries

Salem Oregon April 6 Vocational education chief OD Adams says new devices methods and machines displace millions yet raise living standards. He notes 2,000,000 jobs lost in six large industries but 2,500,000 new roles in radio electric refrigeration and oil heater manufacture plus shifts in insurance and motion picture sectors. The challenge is retraining workers to fit evolving occupations.

Salem Ore O D Adams State Board For Vocational Education Adama Adams

Home of Mrs. Meschower Reported in OCR Fragment

Fragments from a local page mention the home of Mrs. Meschower in a damaged notice, offering limited readable details about residence or related event.

City Council Allocates Water Main Toll and Milk Truck Issues

The council approved payment for laying a water main to supply western Myrtle Point families while debating prepaid costs for users moving away. A milk truck on the sidewalk near the creamery drew action as no ordinance covers such traffic and the street and alley committee was instructed to assess the site and report. Mayor Harlocker chaired with all officials present.

Myrtle Point Ity Wallace B. Dement Harlocker

Easter Cantata Delights Combined Church Choirs

The Easter Cantata by the hyterian Methodist and Christian churches at the Methodist church Sunday evening drew a good crowd. Rev. E. G. Ranton directed the choir leading The Prince of Life. Special numbers were sung by Clarence Church, Mrs Marita Evana, Henry Schroeder, Durward Druliner, Mrs Beatrice Abel, Miss Charlotte Brosius, Mrs Forrest Moon, Miss Pearl Dodele, Rev. Ranton, and visiting soloist Mrs Georgia May Moller from San Pedro, Ornia.

E. G. Ranton the Prince of Life Clarence Church Marita Evana Henry Schroeder Durward Druliner Beatrice Abel Charlotte Brosius Forrest Moon Pearl Dodele Ranton Georgia May Moller San Pedro Ornia

Birth notice of Anna Loraine Mellor

A baby girl named Anna Loraine Mellor was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mellor on February 10. The family, living in Kah, announces the infant as a bright addition to their home. The child is the daughter of Mr. Mellor and his wife.

Ars. Co. A Kah Es Er Norway The Mellers

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