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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
2
Local society items list visitors and guests around Myrtle Point. Mrs Rose MacDonald of Empire visits Mrs Brown. Kinship tours include Corvallis, Marshfield, Coquille, and Portland. Campers, travelers, and new moves fill week summaries with family outings and school departures.
Summer flu afflicts Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder while Mrs Tuty Penrod relocates to Powers and plans to quit the beauty shop in town. Washington visitors Mr and Mrs Walter H Runch of College Place arrive in Myrtle Point and travel to Bandon with four cabins. L L Sumerlin family and Kathryn Sumerlin join for weekend.
Ralph Weekly and Norman Lee Weekly, youths ages 4 and 6, underwent general anesthesia for tonsil removal. Walter Smith, hospitalized for heart trouble, was admitted Tuesday. H P Collins had a heart attack Tuesday evening and was taken by ambulance. Keith Blackwell, treated for a back injury, left the hospital Wednesday. Eda Smith, 14, had a tense operation Wednesday. Jr. Posey, 7, was dismissed after weeks of treatment for a broken arm. Thelmer Farmer with a broken neck is recovering well. Mrs Al Cupinski with a fractured skull was moved home Wednesday. Emil Poveitte, treated for a fractured vertebrae, is improving. The Pniewski at Chena Flat CCC camp, with spinal meningitis, has recovered and returned to camp.
A large Sunday gathering in Coos County endorses Gen Charlies HO Martin and other New Deal candidates for governor. The article highlights banking reforms with FDIC signs on tellers windows and explains depositor protections up to five percent, illustrating broader support for the administration and its optimistic vision for the country’s future.
Several patients at Mast hospital are noted for recent treatments and discharges. Mrs Elwin Frye of Powers was dismissed last Thursday after medical care. Jummy Neal, with an infected knee, left hospital the same day. Rufus Howe of Dora broke his left ankle when a log rolled onto it. Gordon Peden, age five, had tonsils and adenoids removed Friday. Lavalle Pugh, age three, of Port Orford, was admitted Friday for treatment. Aulden Warner, previously weeks in hospital, suffered a fractured skull and was dismissed Saturday. Buddy Alford, age three, of Remote, broke his left collar bone Saturday and was admitted. Mrs H E Huddle of Powers underwent a major abdominal operation Saturday. G P Stewart of Powers suffered a severed tendon in his left hand Saturday from falling glass and was treated. Tucker had tonsils removed Saturday morning and remained at home. A Miller, employed by Witaar Bell on Catching Creek, cut his left hand severely Saturday. the cut was dressed at Mast hospital. L E Knight at Cedar Company in Powers received several stitches for a scalp laceration Sunday. Mrs William Martin, suffering blood poisoning, recovered enough to leave Sunday. Mrs RH Peterson of Ciquille recently had an appendix operation and was discharged Sunday. John Parry, with internal injuries from work for Ed Carter, left hospital Monday. Elmer Wooldridge entered Monday with diged poisoning in his right hand. Mrs Claude Randleman of Arag entered for medical treatment Tuesday. After a Camas Valley Church operation a hernia operation patient returned home Tuesday.
The article explains that insured banks provide protection up to 35000 for depositors and that the system covers about 47 percent of depositors in insured banks. It notes many licensed banks are insured but depositors lacked an easy way to identify them before.
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