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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1931

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Myrtle Point Girls Win State Typing Championship

The Myrtle Point Union High School typing team won first place at the state contest in Corvallis, the second time in six years. Members were Elizabeth Dement, Mary Ellen Hartley, Eloise Crowley, and Julia Myr Leatherman, with Eleanor Saubert as former leader and Alice Alvardes as instructor. Mary Ellen Hartley won the amateur division gold medal, Eloise Crowley the novice silver, and Julia Myr Leatherman placed fourth in the same division.

Myrtle Point Union Nigh School Corvallis Sil Myrtle Point Mins Eleanor Saubert Portland Alice Alvardes Mary Ellen Hartley Eloise Crowley Julia Myr. Leatherman

Real estate transfers in Cool County storm

Dust storm sweeps through Copa county area as Myrtle Point residents recall similar events. Wind toppled a tree at Big Creek Horace Ames camp, killing a horse and injuring another while Ira Brownson’s team suffered losses. Power outages followed. residents relied on stoves and basements until electricity returned.

Cool County Myrtle Point Oregon Washington California Copa County Corvallis Big Creek Horace Ames Mr. Ames Ira Brownson Tom Sumerlin

Court Limits County Inmates Activities At Farm

County court bans inmates at the county farm from any form of work or market activity after complaints that they begged from nearby houses. The order restricts begging and peddling and prohibits participation in industry near the poor facility.

Aedance Ly Heu House

Myrtle Point Eighth Grade Graduation Operetta

Floyd FE Summers invites local schools to Myrtle Point for the Eighth Grade graduation operetta In the Land of Dreams Come True performed by the grade children May event will be free this year thanks to mothers costumes and the grade school board The schools invited include Broadbent Twin Osage Frelka Norway Lee Bald Hill Gravelford Dora Sitkum and Shiloh It is expected they will accept.

Floyd FE Summers Myrtle Point Myrtle Point High School Osaka Frelka Norway Lee Bald Hull Gravelford Dora Sitkum Shiloh Itin

Military training camp getting active in Vancouver Barracks

Coos county citizens join the secretary of war for the civilian military training camp at Vancouver Barracks. Brigadier General Paul A Wolf appoints civilian aides and coordinates active enrollment of qualified young men. Efforts include public outreach to sustain support for the M1 movement and news dissemination about county boys in camp. Enrollment for the 1931 encampment shows rapid progress toward the quota of 690.

Vancouver Barracks Waah Coos County Paul A Wolf Dutier Coon County

Premises Along State Highway Terrace for Garden Club

The Garden club inspired improvements along the state highway with two service stations tidying grounds and a workshop. Auto Park garage adds rock garden on the corner while a wall rises between properties and Moon plans ground filling for a future driveway.

Garden Club Auto Park Moon

Taxpayers' League seeks end to county health system

E P Opperman C C Farr Jas Watson all of Coquille and W H Fearnley of Myrtle Point appeared before the county court on behalf of the Coos county unit of the Taxpayers' Equalization League to request discontinuation of the entire county health system. The court asked for the request in written form before action.

E. P Opperman C. C Farr Jas. Watson Coquille W. H Fearnley Myrtle Point Coos County

Health nurse Marion King resigns from county post

Mirs Marion King, county health nurse, has filed her resignation with the county court. The move will likely take effect May 16. She is well known in Myrtle Point and has many friends who wish her success in future endeavors.

Mirs Marion King Miss Kin Myrtle Point

Two Cars Collide At Street In Suburban Traffic Incident

Leonard Ranton and Clark Fensler drove two cars that collided at Harris and Sixth street after school. Audrey Davenport was a passenger in the Ranton vehicle. No injuries were reported. Leonard, underage and unlicensed, was taken to juvenile court for a corrective talk.

Leonard Ranton Clark Fensler Harris and Sixth Street Ranton A. R Davenport Audrey Davenport Leonard Audrey Sumerling Sb ‘Ores Fenster Trafflc

Woman's Club to entertain pioneers next Monday

The Pioneer meeting of the Woman's Club will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30 in the Presbyterian church social parlors. A program includes a medley of old songs by a quartet, an address by Attorney Wallace Dement, skits, a violin quartet, and songs. Transportation will be provided for pioneers unable to attend.

Pioneers Raleigh Greene Durward Druliner Sam Johnston Wallace Dement Mammy Helen Murphy Jane Mra LaFlamme Bert Pearson G E Hamilton Billy Lund Red Brown Lynn Parrott Glenn Neidergh

Matrons and Secretaries Club Set for Myrtle Point

The Matrons and Secretaries club of the OES will meet in Myrtle Point at the Masonic hall next Tuesday. A no-host lunch at noon is planned and all order members are urged to attend.

The OES Myrtle Point Masonic Hall

Lewellen to Move Grocery Stock May First

W E Lewellen announces relocation of his Myrtle Point grocery stock on May 1 to the Seaman site between The Hub and Myrtle Point Meat Co. to gain display space and a private office for traveling sales. Mrs Lewellen and son Jim will assist. Hub store changes and Fensler Gant Bros talks may shift local ownership and management.

W. E. Lewellen Myrtle Point Hamm Seaman Ates Myrtle Point Meat Company Mr. Lewellen Clark Fensler Gant Bros. Incorporated Fensler Gant Brothers Perley Lund The Herald Lund Myrtle, Paoimt

Fight for Federal Aid in Crescent City Harbor

The Northern California-Southern Oregon Development Association plans a Washington lobbying push after authorities rejected a federal funding request for Crescent City harbor construction. A Crescent City meeting led by AH Banwell of Medford outlined delegations to press Congress, with CE Gates of Medford to lead talks.

Crescent City Harbor Washington, D C Northern California-Southern Oregon Development Association Crescent City H Banwell Medford Chamber of Commerce Washington Inter C E Gates

County Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Jerry's Place

Eighteen members attended the county Chamber of Commerce meeting held at Jerry's place in Bandon Monday evening. George Hampton and Geo Jenkins pushed the oleomargarine proposition. Editor McDaniels received a contract to reprint 20 000 recreational booklets.

County Chamber of Commerce Bandon Jerry's Place George Hampton Geo. Jenkins McDaniels

4-H Club Conference Set for Saturday in Coos County

Local leaders from Coos County are invited to a 4-H conference led by H C Seymour on Saturday April 26 with sessions in Marshfield at City Hall and in Coquille. A noon broadcast on KOOS will share a special message and new material for boys and girls club work.

Coos County H. C. Seymour Seymour KOOS

Mrs Clarke To Present Annual Music Recital At Union

Mrs O H Clarke will present her pupils in two Union gh school recitals tonight and tomorrow at eight. Tonight features Gene Evans and a long list of young performers with rhythm orchestra duets readings and vocal numbers. Tomorrow showcases Alberta Volkmar Kathryn Hamilton and others with two violin groups and two pianos. The Senior play Seven Chances is set for May 15 as a comedy in three acts.

O. H. Clarke Union Gh Gene Evans Margaret Davis Kathryn Sumerlin Robbie Hagedorn Helen Lund Junior Evans Robert Emery Cleta Robison Thelma Robison Dorothy Bennett Dorothy Gurney Helen Breuer Betty Jean Davis Ilene Floyd Zella Moon Roderic Barklow Patty Joe Druliner Bonnie

Mining men visit powers to assess Oregon prospects

Mining men from Portland Medford Seattle San Francisco and other regions toured Powers Oregon April 22 to inspect mineral prospects. The group included Charles Teasdale W R Wiley M W Beldon J T Parker W P Wesson E A Huebner and others with several more expected, while interviews with a Southern Pacific agent were noted.

Grants Pass W. C. Hull E. Nelson O P. Pierson Medford Los Angeles Nevada Oma Idaho Mweptenas E. A. Huebner H Mining Southern Pacific L. L. Graham

Powers Welcomes Two Hundred Shriners With Dinner and Dance

Six Powers leaders invite every Shriner in the county to a May 2 event with dinner by the Eastern Star, cocktails, turkey, trimmings, and strawberry shortcake. A five piece orchestra will provide music as guests, free of charge, attend in the town hall.

Powers Ed Liddell J T Ross E J Larson T S Zimmerman Order of Eastern Star

School Teachers Plan Alaska Cruise for Summer

Miss Pearl Dodele and Miss Charlotte Brosius will take a four week University of Oregon cruise from Seattle August 18 aboard the S S Rogers Admirable line. They will visit Juneau and Skagway with side trips including Lake Bennett while completing extension work in Portland and Eugene.

Pearl Dodele Charlotte Brosius Alaska University of Oregon Charlotte Portland Miss Dodele Bugene Seattle S. S. Rogers Juneau Lake Bennett Skagway

New Officers Named at Fat Elk Oil and Gas Company

George Alett and William Hagge resign as president and vice president of Fat Elk Oil and Gas. Jack Lefevre becomes president with S. M. Nosler as vice president. Lefevre plans a board meeting soon and hopes to resume drilling at once.

Geo. Alett Wm. Hagge Fat Elk Oil and Gas Company Jack Lefevre S. M. Nosler Lefevre

W C T U INSTITUTE AT COQUILLE CHURCH FRIDAY

The Coos County Woman's Christian Temperance Union institute will be held at Coquille Christian church next Friday starting at ten in the morning and ending after the evening session. A fifty cent covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Speakers include Rev. Barton from Point and Judge Wadsworth? Mrs. M. N. Radferd of Marshfield.

Coos County

Future Farmers of America to Meet in Salem Oregon

Three hundred visitors officers delegates and advisors of the Future Farmers of America will convene at Oregon State College in Corvallis for the annual state convention April 30 May 1 and 2. New officers will be elected a program of work set and the final state trials in a public speaking contest will determine Oregon’s entrant for a western convention in Boise Idaho May 15.

Salem Obe Future Farmers of America Oregon State College Cornwallis Brty Oregon Boise Idaho Cooley

Government may open public lands in Oregon for state ownership

United Press report from Salem, Oregon, outlines 13 000 136 acres of public domain and the possibility that the state may accept federal lands for state ownership. If accepted the federal share for road construction could drop from 62.23 to 50 percent though lands are described as largely unsuitable for habitation or grazing.

United Press Salem, Obe Oregon Hoover Committee On Conservation G. G. Brown State Land Board Brown Bidnee Brown

Past Matrons Entertain For Husbands At Masonic Hall

Twenty six couples attended a social evening at the Masonic hall as Past Matrons acted as hostesses and provided entertainment for their husbands. The event featured a lively dinner and festive atmosphere.

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