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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
8
The Cove County Relief Committee holds a meeting in Judge Thompson's office at two o'clock to plan the relief work and ropation project. The distribution list shows workers from Marshfield 15 Coquille 10 North Bend 10 Bandon 3 Powers 5 Empire 4 Myrtle Point 7.
Community notices describe a Methodist aid meeting at Methiotia church next Wednesday afternoon. Also mentioned are hospital coworkers and an upcoming operation related to gallstones and patient care at a local clinic, with names of contributors and attendees from the town.
Plans outlined for a village flower show with sections for Tulips Darwn Narcissus Iris and Ranunculus. Bearded and beardless varieties compete in Best Arrangement baskets and varieties. prizes awarded. Luncheon scheduled at Langlom In Hosebure with entries and judging details to follow.
A 41 year old individual was arrested in connection with a case at a church. Police reports indicate an alleged incident involving a possessed state and church property. Further details were not released.
Deputy Williamson identified and recovered items found with Durning, returned to owner in California. Len Osborne, marshal of Bandon, oversaw recovery of eight foot drag saw rubber boots tool boxes raincoat and hat among other articles.
Fragmented narrative from a newspaper page continues to describe quirky, informal city chatter and local figures. Garbled names hint at Mayor Tedsen and Schroeder related tweaks.
Members are asked to meet at 2 15 at Schroeder Florate company where transportation will await. Each member should bring a salad and sandwich for a social gathering hosted by Miss Emma Schresche with the assistance of the hostess committee.
At a Thursday Arago farmers meeting County Agent Jenkins and Prof Brenner from the biology department of the federal government urged farmers on poison placement for ground squirrels. They outlined better plans for eradicating pests and sparked notable interest among attendees.
Seventeen year old Joseph Peppy Garcia, a recent immigrant from Spain, stars for the FIND Avenue High School squad in Pittsburgh. The 6 foot 3 inch guard brings deft ball handling and shooting to the Pennsylvania state championship run and is noted as an outstanding court performer with both hands.
The latest French fashions feature velvet in the creation with paysan velvet crimpley crepe model and gold lace sleeves. This model was executed by Worth.
Fragmentary text shows donations from A. Schroeder and A. M. Cooper of seeds and gardening implements to a seed company or arming shears project. The note references a tenes and gadlish bulba phrase, indicating readied items or donations without clear context.
Copco visitor Jess J. Hicks of Sitkum called on business in Myrtle Point Monday. Hicks is one of two men in the area with a diamond pin for long service with the company. He has worked for Copco 33 years and arrived in the section on May 21 last year, making many friends.
A Brethren church baptism was held Sunday afternoon on the Coquille river. Stephen Aasen of Halls Creek and Spencer Ward of SBrroadbent were baptized during the service.
Fragmentary OCR note lists several street addresses and names including H S Howard on C street 43 L W Davenport on Creek 1 R 12 James Mast on Gravelford road 9 R 2 and Dr H A Reynolds on Seventh street with partial identifiers.
Eugene Callers Mr and Mrs Jonn DP cnath and son John yr from Co were halted in Myrtle Point on their way to Eugene. They plan to collect shake samples for architects there to inspect and promote business in the area.
Henry A. Schroeder owner and manager enlarges his store by removing walls between display and stock room. The expansion adds 20 feet of display space and a balcony to showcase new merchandise formerly at the Furniture Exchange.
Mrs Harriet E Bovans of Aberdeen Washington visits her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs G O Pope in Broadbent and meets another son in law and daughter from California. Bovans formerly leased the Jake Strong ranch in Myrtle Point and died in 1913. She recently passed her seventy fifth birthday and remains in good health amid changes since her Myrtle Point days. Save Mass for senior plays paid adv.
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