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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
3
American Legion event at North Botto Park hosted an Easter egg hunt with over 300 children participating last Sunday. The report notes local civic and county figures, including registration tallies for county voters and various community updates.
The Coos Bay Times reports Marshfield’s population will top 400 with Mountain States Power Company employing 12 at work. It notes Soquillene facing men rearranging power cable hill and recalls Rice of Myrtle Creek who died there last week. It mentions Rep W C Hawkey securing $600000 for Umpqua river south jetty work and a Roseburg drowning incident.
Church announces no preaching or CE service at 10 am due to state convention in Mershfield Turner MacDonald. Adjusted activities reflect the disruption for the day.
The notice lists a Methodist Episcopal Church event with a 10.00 church school and a sermon titled Saved For a Purpose by Kev Morr of North Bend. It also mentions a Wednesday prayer service and a talk How to Make Our Religion Effective, hosted at CJ Hall.
Bod speaks with his father about a school incident where Principal Pringle warns him he is “traveling with the wrong crowd.” The father explains the law of association and how groups shape individuals, urging Bod to join a better influence and avoid reforming a bad gang.
Oregon Experiment station at Corvallis and branch stations evaluated the new crepe varieties. Most failed to suit Oregon, with a few becoming useful in cropping systems. Leapedeza Japan clover shows potential but needs more work. Kudzu has little promise. Sudan grass may suit the south better. soybeans thrive only in favorable locations. Johnson grass needs warmer conditions. A general rule emphasizes matching crops to local conditions and checking station trials.
Charles W Haines aged 69 a prominent local figure in Coos and Curry counties died of heart failure in a hospital after years of heart troubles. Born 1860 at Union Ranch Eckley he was one of 14 children. survived by four brothers and several sisters and children. Funeral in Lechroeder chapel with Rev F W Ostrander conducted burial at Eckley cemetery.
Fourteen boys meet twice weekly with Fred Kruse to build boats for the Coos Bay regatta on the Fourth of July under the Rotary club auspices.
A jumble of ad style lines and chatter from a vintage radio style page. It mentions Great Neck Long Island residents and a humorous defination of a helpful husband. It promises grocery and meat savings and references stock market items and a Swiss anthem parody.
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