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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1938

Page

4

Three forces shape pacifist peace talk over Japan policy

The piece argues three groups push a lucrative peace agenda that would sacrifice national dignity and international law. It labels religious, financial, and commercial factions as steering the U S stance toward Japan rather than uphold power, prestige, and lawful conduct, warning of erosion of sovereignty.

Japan United States China Grea League of Nations Democratic Idea

Four tons of prunes shipped to San Francisco

A 1899 item notes S E Johnson & Co shipped four tons of first class prunes from the city to San Francisco this week. The prunes came from Wm Floyd's fruit place near Ferry Farm. Johnson accompanied the shipment to the city for business matters. I A Strong files on 80 acres of government land northwest of Hobson estate. Ben and Bob Harrison left for the South on January 2 to survey for a gold flume prospect.

San Francisco S E Johnson & Co Wm Floyd Ferry Farm S E Johnson Inok I. A. Strong Hobson Ben and Bob Harrison Stkes

Anti slot law advances in county House

A county council introduces a new anti slot machine law to the state House. The report notes political moves and potential impact on local gambling regulation amidst other dated items from the era.

R. L. Wagner Gallier Coquille

Evangelistic Services With Rev Earl Downing Continue

The Amichurches Church of Christ announces ongoing evangelistic services led by Rev Earl Downing. Sermon topics include The Rules of the Game on Friday February 4 and When Money Helps to Save Us on Sunday February 6, with a focus on conversion and anti-Christ themes.

Church OF Christ M. White Earl Downing Jesus

Outdoor bonds breach city glare in hunters and fishers tale

A fisherman recounts a clash of two urban strangers with the same spirit as hunters and anglers. He recalls a bass capture aided by rival boatmen who cut a snagged line, showing camaraderie over city crime and survival in the wilderness versus the metropolis.

Lama Lemereed Big Uh R.le

Nature's call outdoors draws rich and poor alike to rest

A nostalgic piece invites city dwellers to shed civilization and reconnect with nature by a trout stream and forest sounds. It contrasts the stressed business world with the calming, equalizing power of outdoor life and notes a birthday gathering for Lundy with many local names and a weekend visit by Allegany residents.

Aoenar Hack

Community Night at Twin Oaks Schoolhouse Hosts Local Talent

Twin Oaks M and and Myron Wicks hosted a Sunday vernight gathering at the Ray Hunt home. The program featured a parade with local youths, music from Ela Reed and Alfred Strang, a sewing bee, and a musical festival song performed by district parents and children.

Alfred Strang Eloise Reed Aubrey Strong Alma Morgan Pauline Strong Colleen Sullivan Twu Pauline R W Schaad Myrtle Point Leslie Strong Eed Charles Smiley Independence Huron Smiley Mary Joe Jack Af Bandon J A Davenport A R Davenport Charrles Smiley Donald Davenport R R Davenport Jerene

Birthday Gatherings and Weekend Visits Across Communities

A jumble of social notices records a surprise birthday party for Mrs Emma Rook Huenstessen at the Loved Lackey home with many guests including Mesdames Forrest and Lackey. The text also lists numerous visits and hospitality from families in Marshfield Fairview Gordon Hamilton and nearby areas, plus a note that C M Bonniksen was in Coquille on business.

FoltClatsen Herman Vallis Nella Lauses Delefsen Domenfay Lackey Emma Rook Huenstessen Saffas Thomas Forrest Forrest Lloyd Lackey Dehometer Ard Frvin Marshfield Ed Forrest Fairview Ord JH H Bentley North Head David Biegger Ciern Joe George Forrest Elsie Forest Jovid Lackey Broadhert Hares Boltow F Mapes Gordon Hamilton Bloretce Watner Charles Heotee Bridge W Jo DeBoer Gravelford Art of M Bonninsen J L Southmase

Pleasant Point Residents Visit Friends Amid Social Round

Pleasant Point residents enjoy a steady social week with Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs Roy Swan and family to Mr and Mrs Bruno Lange, and Thursday evening calls on Mr and Mrs Charlie McPherson at Coquille. Henry Harris and Ciles Harris also call on the Watson and Mann households. Mrs William Watson hosts Kathleen Roberts and Stanley for midweek visits, while Fred Hobson calls at the Mann home. Mrs William Johnson remains on the sick list.

Roy Swan Bruno Lange William Watson Dorothy Hamies McPherson Coquille Henry Harris Ciles Harris Guy Mann Fred Hobson Coy Mann William Johnson Kathleen Roberts Stanley

Coos School News Visits by State Education Official

Rural schools in Coos will be visited by Vo DD Bain from the state department of education on February 14 and 18. The purpose is to inspect and discuss elementary education, with Bain meeting staff and reviewing local schools. Additional notes reference coordination with local supervisors and a focus on improving educational facilities.

Coos Vo DD Bain Atote Department of Education

Local Socials Report From Community Homes

Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann visited the Wm Johnson home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Allen King and daughter Susan Ann were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs William Watson. Mr and Mrs Thomas Royer and son visited Bruno Lange on Sunday. Mrs Kathleen Roberts with Eileen and Stanley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs OFE Marsters. John McPherson and son Barton shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs William Watson.

C. Guy Mann Wm. Johnson Allen King Susan Ann William Watson Thomas Royer Bruno Lange Kathleen Roberts Eileen Stanley Ofe Marsters John McPherson and Son Baton

Local residents visit Del Reno home weekend gathering

Catching Creek families led by Mr and Mrs Andrew Ryerson and children stayed with Mr and Mrs Tom Hayes of Powers and other neighbors from Myrtle Point South Oregon Creek Coquille and Pleasant Punt joined the social at the De Rema residence. Visitors included the Lakeys Welling Lakey Welling and their babies along with Harvey McCall and son Harvey of Fluoras Creek. Mrs Bushnell of South On'ching Creek and Mrs Ward and baby were also present.

Andrew Ryerson Mise Ryeerson Tom Hayes Powers del Reno Tom Lakey Marton Lakey Stuart Welling Rchard Lakey Wayne Carman Myrtle Point Vo Bushnell South On'ching Creek Carl Ward Elmer Davis Marvin Cox Kathleen Roberts Pleasant Punt Pent Sindas E Marsters Nmro Johan Burgess Caquile Fhord Camaro Forcat Barklow Coquille Eveverett Barkloo McCall Harvey Fluoras Creek de Rema Hir Ranch Ne Rema Eugene Adama

Weekend visitors at Frank Atle home in Fosttran

West Norway residents and guests including Mr and Mrs Leander Perko and family of Rook Creek visited the Frank Atle home on Mroardt. Other locals, Mrs Merte Pola To and Mra Froma Bark of Motte Poan, spent Sunday flowers and social time with the Barkrods. Mrs Charle Petwer was guest Friday and Saturday.

Mgs OG Ratesen Joe Mro Leander Perko Rook Creek Prams Frank Atle Fosttran Merte Pola Froma Thera Charle Petwer

Battleship Oregon fundraiser eyed for Portland berth

State Superintendent Putnam reports cooperation with Governor Martin to raise funds for a permanent Oregon berth in Portland for the historic battleship Oregon. Pupils who contribute will receive a card granting one free visit to the ship, with school discussions starting February 14. Fat Elk honors Coos county poetess Frances Holmstrom as students perform poems from Western Windows.

Battlesmif Oregon Putnam Department of Education Martin Portland FAT Elk Fat Elk School Frances Holmsatrum Coos County Holmstrom Florence Oer

District Notes Highlight Quiet Potluck Gatherings

A district meeting reports a monthly potluck with no post dinner program or games. Highlights include a talk by Buzz Holmes about his daring Colorado River trip and remarks from Mrs Holm about a lovely plant.

Pek Rick Holma Holm Buzz Holms Colorado River

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