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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
2
In a period of contemplation the speaker urges a measured attitude toward helping others and recognizing those with us. They ask for a gracious approach to giving and for honoring those who contribute, while noting political opposition should not erase gratitude or unity.
Harold Draper of Myrtle Point wins the three mile intramural cross country race at the University of Oregon. Kenneth Leatherman also scores, placing ninth of 37 finishers, as 44 start and seven drop out. Other local prep athletes and multiple school activities are noted alongside class projects and basketball preparations.
W Lee Ray wins the speaker role at a Bowne meeting held Wednesday evening in Coquille. Other notes mention Jacnerd Shelton a Linfield College student visiting family, and Mrs Lee Shelton. Pedestrian and social updates include visits among relatives in Portland and North Bend.
Undefeated high school teams Myrtle Point Medford Hood River and Washington High remain unscathed with a possible state championship tie. The article lists student council constitutional amendments affecting offices voting rules and eligibility along with letters awarded for athletics and faculty notes from Oak Grove and surrounding areas.
Mr Everett and family of Marehfi visited A Leshdaugh of Bendon on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Christensen and daughter joined Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cliaten for dinner Saturday. Mrs Dell Kelly’s son Donald and Virginia Lame visited Frank Zuswalt Taylor Dement who had been ill for weeks but is showing steady gains.
The bureau warns about graft schemes tied to pending fines and telecommunication policy maneuvers. Officials caution consumers about misleading charges and photo enlargement scams linked to new policy implementations.
A reader warns about framed portraits and photo enlargements offered by agents. The advisory stresses reading all terms before signature and avoiding memoranda or signed agreements that bind customers to obligations.
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