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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
4
A fragment from a Myrtle Point newspaper laments missing editorials amid local woes. It jokes about taxes trends, city problems, and a fishing contest, noting the editorial staff may skip opinion pieces as readers drift away.
Local families hosted guests from Coquille and Marshfield including the Pomroy Culver Mullen and Lett households during a weekend of visits and Sunday dinners. School news lists Bridge students chosen for county events and spelling and music contests with several grades recognized for achievements.
Camp Bradford west of CCC camps conducted inspections this week amid a large number of applicants seeking entrance. The effort aims to organize admission to the wood, forest, and arts work programs, with emphasis on orderly processing and safety.
Handiman club at Camp Bradford invites the public to inspect ongoing work as baseball season begins April 26 with a game at Bridge Project. Camp Bradford will move to Diamond Lake for summer to build a road linking Roseburg and Crater Lake as Damp Steamboat operates on the western end. Capt Jasin’s absence marked by Lt. G1dolphis and Capt A C Jaslyn, with Drs McCune and Rober McCune noted in camp duties, including a temporary transfer of camp to Diamond Lake and CCC visitor Capt Chauncey Pierce.
The Marti Poll High School staff edit The Myrtle Leaf with reports on spring study, schedules, and upcoming events. It covers seniors' announcements for commencement May 22, fishing trips, and a Lost and Found section addressing lockers and desks with light humor and school life details.
The note mentions Douglas and Milford with coach guidance as a move occurs when regular spring pricing starts after the county track meet.
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