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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1934
Page
2
Participants will give readings on excerpts from The Americanization of Central Book. Girls will read from material drawn from the book and draw their cue an hour before the speeches. The event invites boys and girls from all classes to enter.
The National Safety Council urges stricter laws to defend walkers on streets and highways. It warns that driver negligence causes many deaths and injuries and calls towns to enforce heightened pedestrian protection with fines for offenses.
A report notes 7 mg growth in the cooperative siepement, indicating a bright sign of recovery and ongoing progress for the cooperative.
Unclear text describes a hospital event at MAST HOSPITAL in Gaylord with a cast applied to a patient’s hip. Fragments reference centers of the hip and other incomplete details.
A disruptive afternoon at the school yard included a horse team and workers entering during a performance of Welcome. Students endured cold air and crowd noise while band practice and class observations continued. Various snippets note students and staff in routine activities and reactions to the commotion.
In a tight race for second place the Myrtle Point Pirates host North Bend Bulldogs in a decisive Friday basketball clash. The teams enter tied, with North Bend led by guard Gatzske and Myrtle Point relying on Druliner Ostrander Carver Rackleff in a fast, defensive contest.
Mr Sawyer enrolls his upper class of boys in a KOAC broadcast starting January 29. The 12 lessons cover electricity basics, farm wiring, electric motors, lighting in poultry houses, dairy utensil sterilization, and water heating, with broadcasts from 10:00 to 10:30 a.m. on listed dates.
About 35 farmers from Arago Lez Bridge Norway and nearby areas attended in the agriculture room for a discussion of the hege plan and benefit payment contracts. County Agent Jenkins led the session explaining required forms and the plan’s purpose. another session is set for 1 pm next Thursday to fill out contracts and blanks.
The home economics group studied art principles for room size use color and hangs. They rearranged furniture rehung pictures replaced a small mirror with a larger one and cut a door to the teachers room to cut down runnings. They plan a February skit for the Woman's club to demonstrate proper furnishing.
Mrs Marian Endicott and her son Billie have joined Medford High School as she pursues typing, shorthand and bookkeeping courses. She admits keeping up with students is hard but hopes continued study will lift her grades. Billie Endicott has already drawn attention as a ping pong player at Medford High.
Portland shipping through Mr Perkins supplies Fabrics and Drees by Rathbone and Tarply for clothing classes. Students deposit for book use during the term, refundable at semester end, saving about $1 each. Books cover line color color schemes and care and price of clothing. Students keep an expense record and have inventoried wardrobes to fit their project.
Passengers aboard a Sitkum-Dora school bus shouted for lights off and opened a door as smoke filled the bus. A short circuit in the wiring burned insulation, causing an unpleasant odor and alarm before the driver could manage the situation. A new president was seen in the senior class after serving as vice president last semester.
Violet Conley was absent from school January 29. The eighth grade studied a poem and Jean Danville was absent last week with a slight flu. The Girls Sewing club practiced plays for Washington's and Lincoln's birthday. The third grade plans a Friday writing social letters. First grade illness caused many absences. 4-H Forestry boys held a party after their meeting with cookies and sandwiches provided. Mrs Shul showed Egyptian tapestry to pupils studying Egypt.
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