Local Social Roundup and School Events at Myrtle Point
Mrs Gormece and guests served refreshments at Bellawing as Gem of 4 H groups and teachers conducted a standard eye test for grades 3 through 8. Students planned a May 9 high school picnic while Ruth Keltamer became treasurer and Lois Seler editor of Bull Bark. Track practice resumed. the high school play The Night Cry debuts April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Burtis
Freda Schroeder
Dolores Barklow
Leatha Mumford
Gladys Baylis
Leona Paull
Laura Sind
Sean
Dante Ancie Deardor
Elma Avery
Dorris Curtie
A. B. Farrier
Jack
Henry
Ruth Keltamer
Griffen
Lois Seler
Bull Bark
Milo Griffen
Miss Baylis
G. W Ayres
Dorothy
H. E Wathlins
Halls Creek
Lilah Dement
Lavaun Aasen
Pig Ary Endeavor
King Diligent
Betty
Claude Cusie
Glenn
Lucille
Bear Creek
Cusie
Florie Cusie
Ruth
Myrtle Murphy
Coquille
Hicks
Donald Currie
Parm Patrick
John Dornath
John Jr
Ted
Iowa
Dornath
Jean Starr
Charleston
Andrew Patrick
Starr
Coast Guard
Orvus Miller
Eastside
Myrtle Point Endeavor Groups and Local Notes
The Myrtle Point community reports a Mothers Day program planned for May 8 by the Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Ray L. Beckett shopped in town, the Home Economics Club met at Mrs. Harold James’s home and started the Sunbonnet Baby quilt. May 1 meeting set at Mrs Grover Wilson’s. Gerald Reed recovered from intestinal flu with care from Mrs. Reed at the Lett home as Mr Reed moved to Reedsport for work. The Myrtle Union Endeavor executive meeting met in Langlois. Cedric Zabriskie elected treasurer. Langlois and Coquille intermediates performed plays and Alma Larkins sang. Oregon Endeavorers plan to attend the state convention in Portland May 21 to 24. O. W Heat and son Forrest N Heath left for California where they work in mining near Hornbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse A. Barnett
L. W. Flenner
Christian Endeavor
Ray L. Beckett
Myrtle Point
Home Economics Club
Harold James
Irs
Grover Wilson
Gerald Reed
Orothy Hooton
Reed
Gerald
W . Lett
Reedsport
Myrtle Union Christian Endeavor
Langlois
Thella DeWeese
North Bend
Cedric Zabriskie
Douglas
Portland
Coquille
Alma Larkins
Myrtle
Forrest N Heath
California
Roy Brown
Hornbrook
Broadbent School Spelling Contest and Local News
Walter Donald Broadbent returns home to east coast after time away. School selects Doris Frye Luanna Frye and Maxine Evernden for the Coquille spell contest on the 23rd. Agnes Whobrey to represent in a declamatory work. Various local activities include a cattle drive to the hills, foggy Band beach trip, and a forthcoming Cyclone Sally stage. A broad mix of visitors, hospital trips, tests, and a miscellaneous bridal shower at Mrs Clinton’s home with many attendees and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Donald
Ue East
Coquille
Doris Frye
Luanna Frye
Maxine Evernden
Agnes Whobrey
Broadbent
Opal Phelps
Geo Hermann
Sun- Elis
Sally
Sarah Parrish
Lila
Ruth Wallace
Mast Hospital
Graydon Crews
Crews
Stanford
Broadbent School
Cecil Dement
Powers
Eckley
Dietrich Glamorous Lead in New Liberty Picture
Dietrich stars in a glamorous role in a new film at the Liberty theater in Coquille next week. The adventure romance, adapted by Jules Furthman from Hal Hervey, features Clive Brook and Anna May Wong, with Von Sternberg directing Shanghai Express style influence visible in the cast and setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stangta
Myrtle Point Valley Social Notes Full of Visitors and Illness
Myrtle Point area residents report widespread illness prompting school closures for two days. Local visitors include M J Krantz of Dora visiting Lester Mayse’s family, Ivan and Julius Benham tidying a fixed donkey, and Walter Laird with Carl Laird on business in Coquille. Numerous residents travel between Myrtle Point, Coquille, Roseburg, and Bandon for visits, shopping, health work, and seasonal trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilson
Myrtle
M. J. Krantz
Dora
Leetee Mayaw
Krantz
Lester Mayse
Ivan Laird
Julius Benham
Myrtle Point
Walter
Carl Laird
Coquille
Jack Bridges
Oscar Durell
Elwin Alford
Merle
Liles Mae
Mirs
Polly Nickason
Fern
A. Keller
Lucy
Mavis
Elmer Wils
Mills
Knife Hospital
Ben Jod Laird
Lila May
Ed Abernathes
Kenneth
Mo Wison
JD Laid
Nockason
Norman
Pearly Crowley
James
Harry
Edwin Chaces
Edwin
Yarbrough
Ted Parks
Jesse Warne
Marshfield
Abert Christensen
Thes
Mr Beaumont
Mortie
Myr
Christenser
Wilson Beant Haris
Daisy
Community responsibility for child health and education call
The Child Health and Protection Conference urges expanding community roles in safeguarding children. It argues for strengthening parents through education, expanding preventive medicine, and decentralizing information to reach all school boards and health officers, so every child can grow into a healthy citizen.
Social visits and travels across Norway and nearby towns
Community members journey between Norway, Eureka, Brookings, and Myrtle Point visiting relatives and friends. Couples like Mr and Mrs J H McCloskey and Mr and Mrs Joe Lett join trips to Bridge, Broadbent, Pomona Grange events, and homesteads. Local residents also host and hostesses share gatherings amid moving tales of Witteman and local workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Schmidt
Herman Detlereen Methe Poon
Jane Nees
Angere
Eureka
J. H. McCloskey
George Mac Dona
Bridge
Joe Lett
Broadbent
J. M. Wagner
Roy Robison
Brookings
Pomona Grange
Robison
Price Robison
Ray Lewis
A. M. Sunstrup
Marguerite
Myrtle Point
J. F. Schroeder
James Watson
Coquille
J .F Schroeder
Lawrence Freeman
Cattle Industry Gains Notice in Oregon Fair Feature
The Oregon Fair feature titled Found The Cattleman's Paradise showcases southwestern Oregon cattle almost year round grazing with 80 percent calf crops and low losses. It contrasts intermountain ranges with long-running Cous-Curry prairie cattle operations dating to pioneer Samuel Dement in 1852. The article praises rugged cow country scenery, ample rainfall, and the Coquille and Sixes river valleys as moisture sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Cous-Curry Prairies
Samuel Dement
Coos County
Oregon City
Coquille
Sixes
Pacific Ocean
Ford School Visit In Portland Noted By Jess F McHenry
Jess F McHenry left Sunday to go to the Ford service school in Portland this week accompanying someone to visit old friends in the city. McHenry is connected with the mechanical and service department of Mast Moto Co of the city. The man who is always hunting trouble never has to borrow an.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess. F McHenry
Ford Service School
Portland
McHenry
City
Mechanical and Servi Department
Mast Moto
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Buzzard Rock
Up Creek
Wm. Beckett
Sunset Bay
Beckett
L. Freed
Oridge Grange
Elsie Lamp
Louw Maude
Dorothy Hooton
Elizabeth Lacey
Forrest L. Moon
Claudia Parker
England
Vena Mae
Doris
Corvallis
Oliver Clarke
Willaminairs Bronsonts
Sugarloaf
Ray Rennick
J S Clinton Inonor
Melvin Pointer
Carl Anderson
Sadie Harmon
Lela Sumertin
Lee Nettle Crosby
Iris Laird
Josie Bennett
Lela Crosby
Thelma Iverson
Gladys Stevens
Iverson
Crane Welds
Punch Dorothy Weekly
Bessie Bunch
Edith Bothwell
Esther Wood
Gertrude de Boer
Laura Culbertson
J . Canton
Painter
Dietrich
China
Liberty Theater
Ekly Progra Coquille, Oregon
Shanghai Express
Marlene Deitrich
Clive Brook
Lionel Atwill
Han
Afner
DR. Jeykel
MR Hyde
Ite
Brewster Valley
Spritestead
Roseburg
Lovd
Wilson Ranch
Wilesanette
Norway
Totter
York
Southern Pacific
Rock Creek
H. R. Houghton and Sons
Kenneth and
Dickie
Allegany
Creek
Houghton
Werbert Haughton
Frank Witteman
R. W Haughton
Mr Witteman
Witteman
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinder
Nyt
L. H. Pearce Ach
Curry
Ford School
Emerys Super
the Herald
J. &. Belloni
United States Depository
Chelny
Mountain States
Ford Service
Ford Sales and Service Station
Mast Motor Co
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