Local residents receive medical care for injuries and illnesses
The city reports numerous hospital visits and treatments from accidents and illnesses. Patients include Wm Melyman after a shoulder injury, Chas Farmer with head lacerations, Chas Anderson with a hand wound, Ronald Trigg with a broken leg and ankle, Typhoid cases for Corbin Bones and Rowena Hermann, and others treated for carbuncles, broken bones, infections, and dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Farmer
Joo Farmer
Mra Ho
Denmoon
Veo
Chas Anderson
Gaylant
Ronald Trigg Bittle
Leslie Trigg
Broadbent
Corbin Bones
Graylord
Kohler
Lillie and
Dyle
Sandy Creek
Rowena Hermann
Coquille
Lester Mayse
Dora
Geo Haughton
Norway
Chester Hosman
Betty Mac
G E Melsinger
Camas Valley
Sumerlin
Merle Clinton
Gaylord
Waon- An Ng
Fishermens Luck Opens Oregon Fishing Season
April 16 marked the opening of the fishing season in Oregon with streams and lakes around Coquille flooded with anglers seeking limits. Joe Northrup and Guy Mann reported limits on Middle Creek and Myrtle Creek, while Bill Lundy finished with a fly in Brewster valley. Scores of fishermen saw little reward on Coquille rivers and Ten Mile lake, where some used spinners. Legion Post 88 met Monday with J A Partiah winning the pot though absent, followed by Auxiliary food service and plans for a smoker at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Coon County
Joe Northrup
Middle Creek
Allowa
Guy Mann
Myrtle Creek
Bill Lundy
Brewster Valley
Tom
John Dickson
Frank Young
Ten Mile Lake
Coquille River
Legion Post No
J. A. Partiah
Auxiliary
The Myrtle Leaf Delivers Annuals And School Events
The Myrtle Leaf staff lists editors and reporters as the printer begins annuals set for distribution early next month. Notices report absences, the operetta The Wishing Well to be performed April 26, and sports lineups and results from wind ball and speed ball games with Reds and Blues teams.
Oratory and Declamatory Contests Set for Myrtle Point
Tomorrow at Myrtle Point Union High School auditorium contestants from Marshfield North Bend Riverton and Myrtle Point perform selections from Webster Ferber Roosevelt Wilson and others. The program features both orations and declamations with no admission charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Union High School
Gordon Jutstrum
Marshfield
Webster
Daniel Webster
Margaret Luse
Edna Ferber
Hiram Alavia
North Bend
Woodrow Wilsons
War
Mary Leabo
Jack Hultin
Riverton
School of Citizenship
Woodrow Wilson
Esther Tucker
O’henry
Clarence Carrick
Myrtle Point
Patrick Henry
Reneva Volkmar
Buddy and Wafflen
John Morosu
Counties Win Suit In Land Grant Case In Oregon
Oregon Supreme Court ruled against the state tax commission and for Marion County in a land grant tax refund dispute under the Stanfield bill. The decision covers Coos and seventeen other counties with claims totaling over a million dollars and upholds the circuit court’s dismissal of the alternative writ. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Oregon
California
State Tax Commission
Marion County
Coos County
McMahan
Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Boys to Reform School After Auto Theft Arrest
Floyd King George Slagle and Gilbert Loy aged 12 to 14 were arrested at Gold Beach Sunday night for stealing a car in Myrtle Point owned by Jesse Pruitt. King and Slagle were on parole from a prior depredation and were sent to the reform school. Loy's juvenile court case awaits Judge Mast's return from hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd King
George Slagle
Gilbert Loy
Gold Beach
Myrtle Point
Jesse Pruitt
King
Slagle
Gilbert
Printing Office Tour at The Herald
Brylinh SS ciosa visited The Herald print room Thursday afternoon. Mr Hamilton explained the printing steps and demonstrated how the machines operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brylinh
Ciosa
The
Herald
Hamilton
Ag 6 Class Conducts Elevation Survey Experiment
The Ag 6 class conducted a surveying exercise last Monday led by Mr Lowley. Students learned to read instruments and record rod readings while dividing into two groups to determine the elevation of 4 hill opposite the fair grounds. Mr Cooley borrowed an instrument from Mr EL Vintun of Coquile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowley
Fair Grounds
Cooley
EL. Vintun
Coquile
Girls Track Debut at MP UL HS with Seven Events
The MP UL High School invites girls to enter track for the first time. Seven events are offered including discus, shot put, running events, hurdles, high jump, hop step and jump, and standing broad jump. Six practices required. top qualifiers earn points toward the Oregon system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MP UL HS
Oregon
Reece Hall
Barket Pal
Sophs
Clausen
Woman's Club postpones meeting for pioneer passings
The Woman's Club plans a short program next Monday at the usual hour after postponing a previous entertaining event. Mrs Percy Peel returns from California to speak on her trip. Mrs George Dickinson will read, Jack Tucker performs Tick Tock, and Jean Guerin with Belva Stemmler play In Love's Garden. Several important items will be taken up. all are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pio
Percy Peel
California
Mra
George Dickinson
Jack Tucker
Tick Tock
Misa Jean Guerin
Belva Alice Stemmler
Remember the old adage in English class
A fragmented poem excerpt shows Moe Linn and Franny reciting and reacting to a line about an empty wagon making noise. The text shifts to intimate, pulsing phrasing and unusual spellings, mentioning Portland and a weekend visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Linn
Franny
Speed Ball Team Selections By Physical Education Teacher
Misa Manley reports that not enough girls joined speed ball from each class to form full teams. Teams were chosen by ability rather than class, named Red and Blue with positions and players listed: Left end Red Mary Gasner Blue Zena Kelly Left Inside Red Jean Guerin Blue Elizabeth Dement Center Red Thelma Snyder Blue Gweneth Waters Right Forward Red Clair Booth Blue Avril Laird Left End Red Lois Harria Blue Dorothy Warner Left Half Red Vivian Wilder Blue Vera McCull ter Babes Olga Lang Blue Audrey Volkmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Manley
Mary Gasner
Zena Kelly
Jean Guerin
Elizabeth Dement
Thelma Snyder
Gweneth Waters
Clair Booth
Avril Laird
Lois Harria
Dorothy Warner
Vivian Wilder
Vera McCulter
Babes
Olga Lang
Audrey Volkmar
Early Day Pioneer Goes To His Reward
Jason Fende and Miller aged seventy years passed away at his home near Myrtle Point after about a year’s illness. Funeral held at Schroeder chapel with Rev Omer Idea in charge, burial at Myrtle Point cemetery. Eleven children survive from Andrew Miller family. services attended by many relatives. Also notes plans for a concrete building in Coquille by Marc and H E Shelley across from the Coquille Machine Shop with Skaggs Safeway Stores to occupy one room. Farmers' Store advertises money back if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Fende
Miller
Myrtle Point
Dave
Mr Miller
Finly
Kanaa
Schroeder
Omer Idea
Andrew Miller Gravel Ford
Dana Moore
Sae Henry Miller
Jacksonville
Jessie Harrison
Roy Miller
Albany
Nettie Watson
Ray Miller
Clarence Miller
Hazel Farris
Polly Lee Powers
Loree Miller
Portland
Marc Shelley
H_ E Shelley
Coquille
Coquille Machine Shop
Skaggs Safeway
Mrs Peel Returns After Visit to California
Mrs Percy Peel arrived home from Escondido where she was called a month ago due to her father's illness. She traveled by stage and stopped in Los Angeles to visit Frank and Davis family members, then continued to Oakland to see brother Verne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Peel
Escondido
California
Peel
Los Angeles
Frank Davis
Frank Lockhart
Frank Davis, Jr
Karl Killian
Oakland
Verne Aude
Community General Hospital Patients and Visitors Report
Mrs A W Howard left for home in Coquille after a stay at Community General hospital. Mrs J Sumerlin of Powers returned home after treatment. Mrs C W Gano of Coquille, formerly of Myrtle Point, underwent major surgery by Dr Gillis. Gladys Detlefsen had tonsil removal performed by Dr Chambers. Glen Hutton of Bridge treated at hospital. Mrs Pearl Sykes and son Claude Pressler returned from San Francisco after eye consultation. MM club hosted by Mrs Earl Cooley with two tables of fridge. prizes went to Mrs Chris Moll er and Mrs Perry Lund. Refreshments and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Crumley
Mra Jo Wo Carroll
Pleasant Valley
Hank Burr
Leo Cary
Lampa Creek
Enele
John Appleton
Judge Mast
Clarence Crabtree
A W Howard
Community General Hocapital
Coquille
Irs Ho J Sumerlin
Powers
Chambers
W Gano
Myrtle Point
Gillis
Community General Hospital
Gladys Detlefsen
Henry Detlefsen
Norway
Glen Hutton
Bridge
Pearl Sykes
Claude Pressler
San Francisco
Sykes
Earl Cooley
MM Club
Chris Moller
Perry Lund
Pacific Gas and Electric Campaign Uses Newspapers
The Pacific Gas and Electric Company will run a million dollar ad campaign using daily and weekly newspapers. Publicity director J Charles Jordan notes newspapers are most satisfactory. Three hundred salesmen will join the effort, the largest in company history, with another million dollars needed for supplies and extra facilities. The slogan is Electricity is cheap you can use it freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
J. Charles Jordan
Coach Mrs Minnie Harris Collins In Nearby Wreck
Mrs Minnie Harris Collins drives a coach that went off the Myrtle Point Ropeburg road around 1 am Saturday night crashing 20 feet onto rocks and logs and breaking several ribs. She had fallen asleep at the wheel while her husband was sleepy and urged her to drive. The couple were returning from Klamath Falls with Mrs Collins parents. The car was towed to Marshfield then moved to Auto Park garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Harris Collins
Marshield
Myrtle Point-Ropeburg
Mrs. Collins
Klamath Falls
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