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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1932

Page

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Council Orders More Walks Out And Cement Walk Delays

The Myrtle Point city council passed ordinance No 404 ordering property owners to remove sidewalks in front of their lots and approved cement walk layings along the Schneider and Four Square Gospel church properties. Due to weather cement work may be delayed and one removal is deferred. The meeting also touched on library funds water collections and dog control with Mayor Harlacker presiding and one member absent.

Ita Muonda Andewalk Committee All Council E J Schneider Maple Fifth Streceta Four Square Gospel Church Mfa Ple Atrortas Pecatrione Sehneider Harlacker Wan Breuer

Young People to Conduct Church Service At Glendale

Neat Sunday evening the Presbyterian Church youth group will lead the service. Cori Harker, Mary Hoover Delbert, Steele and Eugene Kinnicutt give the remarks with a choir and soloists, featuring Hilly Lund, Miss Fhaath Doondros, Rv No Ostrandr, and others. Fire and Lom Benham priests arrive home. A tour near Glendale brings news of a prospecting party in the mountains finding sand with potential returns from yellow metal. They plan to return when weather improves with provisions replenished.

Cori Harker Mary Hoover Delbert Steele Eugene Kinnicutt Hilly Lund Mise Doondros Meorria Glendale

Hub Clothing Store to Open Under New Manager

Hendershott appointed to run the Hub Clothing and Shoe Couture in the old Hub location. He arrives from Eugene with mercantile experience and will begin operations Saturday morning. Stocks from Coquille Marshfield and Bandon are consolidating at the hub as the corner hotel room is repurposed for shelving.

ER Hendershott Eugene Clothing and Shoe Couture Buainosa Hendershott Coquille Marshfield Bandon

Buy of the Year Marks Dr Maat Home Transfer

The landmark real estate deal closes early this week as Dr H Maat purchases the home of Dr Barl in what observers call the transfer of the year.

BR. H. Maat Barl

Arago Teens Toast 16th Birthday Then Lose Big Basketball Match

In Arago Oregon a surprise party for Clara Dellman marked her 16th birthday attended by the high school faculty and many students. The Coos River girls defeated Arago 14 to 13 in a fast-paced game, with standout play by the Coos River team and close defense by Arago.

Clara Delaman Clara Coos River High School Arago G&g Oon River Cooa River Arango Inez Coos Rover Aragy Meere Milani Geriffen Guarda Coos Rover Melzan Brannell Ruecentes Christensen Edwards Keferee Bherry Mays North Bend

Perry Smith Submits to Sinus Operation

Perry Smith underwent an operation for sinus trouble at the Veterans' hospital in Portland. Ray Haney returned home Sunday. Erica Portland Liscaghtones accompanied Ray Morrison to Eugene and back. Wm Lear last week pulled a monster nut guitar beet that weighed 33 lbs. Mrs Dolphus Hayes was able to return home from the hospital. John Warner returned home after being at Anak Ride for several weeks. Snow blanketed the area Sunday with 7 inches deep.

Gaylord Ore Perry Smith Anun Veterans’ Hospital Portland Ray Haney Erica Portland Liscaghtones Ray Morrison Eugene Wm Lear Dolphus Haayes John Warner Anak Pohnanie Globe Jeff Gibbs

Sheep price drop in Klamath Falls sparks local temption

A Myrtle Point rumour spread that sheep in the Klamath Falls country were so cheap owners were giving them away. Guy Mann investigated and found some old flocks were being dumped to prevent loss, while healthy sheep still sold at fair prices. The piece notes potential for local entry into sheep farming.

Klamath Falls Myrtle Point Guy Mann Klamath

Coos County Night School Discusses Dairy Sire and Feeding

Coos County Agent George Jenkins and Oregon State College extension dairyman Roger Morse led an evening dairy meeting. They explained hereditary influence with a heredi scope chart and outlined a county sire exchange plan, feeding schedules, and green feed programs for 20 cow farms to improve butterfat and pasture use.

George Jenkins Roger Morse Oregon State College

Lundy Cheese Plans Bonus and Meeting Dates

Chris Nelson of the Lundy Cheese reports a large reward for patrons of the creamery and a cent and a quarter bonus for suppliers who delivered milk last year. The company annual meeting will be held on the 20th of this month.

Chris Nelson Lundy Cheese O

Myrtle Point grads join societies and college groups at Oregon Normal

Hazel Kroeger and Elma Rus, Myrtle Point graduates, pledge to Sigma Coalon Pi at Oregon State Normal School. Verna Barklow chosen in the double trio on KMED. Five Myrtle Point alumni at the Normal pass first term tests for the hiking club. Verna Parklow, Hazel Kroeger, Frances Booth, Lilah Luttrell, and Clair Booth fail first tests. Joseph Cosner, son of N J Cosner, is a senior at LaVerne College. Burr Miller formerly with Safeway seeks work.

Ashland Ore Hazel Keoeger Elma Russell Myrtle Point Sigma Coalon Pi Oregon State Normal School Mias Verna Barklow Southern State Normal School KMED Medford Myrtle Point High School Oregon State Normal Verna Parklow Hazel Kroeger Frances Booth Lilah Luttrell Clair Booth Joseph Cosner N. J. Cosner LaVerne College Laverne, California

George Halsey Guerin Dies at 59 After Stroke at Ranch

George Halsey Guerin of Myrtle Point died after a stroke at his ranch. Born in Factoryville, Pennsylvania, he moved to Oregon in 1876 and worked as a stock man and rancher. He never married and was famed as a host to many local youths. A large crowd attended his Presbyterian service led by Rev E V Ostrander. Survived by three brothers and one sister, his burial was in Denmark cemetery on the family lot.

George Halsey Guerin Guerin Tom Jim Mr. Guerin Factoryville Pennsylvania Ostrander Thos. Guerin Annie Deyoe Myrtle Point Charles Guerin Los Angeles Eckley Guerin Juneau Alaska Denmark

Negro Minstrel Show Delights Broadbent Community

The Broadbent minstrel program Friday night drew a large crowd despite bad weather. Jamie Wallace led as a barber with lively comic scenes. several locals plus Myrtle Point musicians contributed music. The event followed by coasting on a snowy Sunday and school and grange activities, including Arbor Day tree planting coordinated with Oregon State College forestry.

Broadbent Jamie Wallace Everett Redd Ns Roderick Hermann Ivan Evernden Milford Smith Art Smith Hobart Sm Arth Broadbert Washington Oregon State Colege Graydon Crew Days Creek Crewe Crewa Roselle Hermann Prairie

Future Farmers Banquet Tonight in Myrtle Point

The Myrtle Point Union High School hosts the Father and Son banquet with about 100 attendees. Kenneth Pettibone, national FFA president from Corvallis, and Earl R. Cooley, Oregon agricultural education supervisor, will speak and be honored guests.

Myrtle Point Union High School Kenneth Pettibone Future Farmers of America Corvallis Oregon Earl R. Cooley Salem Pettibone Corvallis High School Leonard Ranton Frances Fearnley Monroe Pratt Wll FFA Ray Willson Ths Paul E. Breuer Martin Schmidt The Grange John Kirk Frank Southmayd L. P Linn Dlaus Hermann Mayor Harlocker America

Correcting Publication Date In The Herald 1932

A reader in Portland flagged an error in The Herald dated 2932. The note explains that future publishers in 9982 will read this correction, and asserts the paper acknowledges mistakes from 1932.

Herald Portland Eagle Eye

Band for Broad bent ceremony forms new local brass band

A benefit minstrel show Friday evening raised 35 dollars for a new county brass band. Girls sold coffee and doughnuts. The band will begin with 20 pieces and include local musical talent. T Hamilton offered to lead at no charge.

Hamilton

Cha With Manslaughter Drama At Myrtle Point Church

A community drama titled Cha With Manslaughter portrays a father who ignores prohibition and a son charged with manslaughter after a drunken high speed crash. The play, set in the county attorney's office, will be shown at Myrtle Point Methodist Church on Friday February 12 at 8 o'clock.

Myrtle Point Delbert Steels RB. C. Latham

Bridge Club Welcomes Corpe Family In Community Dinner

Bridge people welcomed the Corpe family with a surprise party and a community dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Har old James, the Culvers, the Beckets, the Huttons, and many others. The event was followed by bridge games where Bridge girls and boys posted wins over Myrtle Point and Scots opponents.

Eevacating Bors Carpe Harold James Dwight Culver Constance Merv Louise Everett Frank Culver Tommy Edson Bert Taylor Laura Ray L. Beckett Freda Hendrick Clayton Glen Hutton W. A. Lett Mra. Corpe Mary Alice Billy Bernard Girs Myrtle Point Hey Budge— Irene Velma Rockard Vena Mae England Marvel Broderds Marian Koch J. C Mildred Isey Danford Mast Thelma Snyder Marjorie McCulloch Lois Porterfield Geraldine McCulloch Bridge Mile Point Independents Brdge Riverton Lou Hooton

Eight Boy Scouts Awarded Merit Badges in City Hall

The Boy Scout event at city hall awarded merit badges to eight scouts led by E A Britton of Roseburg and examined by F L Moon John Belloni and E C Barker. Recipients include Herbert Evans Merle Randieman Claude Pressler Billy Griggs Robert Belloni and Carl Carver with various first and second class standings and eagle requirements.

E A. Britton Roseburg F L. Moon John Belloni E C Barker Herbert Evans Roderick Barklow Thomas Lemon Claude Pressler Merle Randieman Billy Griggs Robert Belloni Herbert As Carver

Snow blankets Myrtle Point in weekend storm

Heavy snow fell Saturday night and left six inches by Sunday morning. Residents woke to slick streets and drifting drifts. Cal struggled to move about while youth organized coastal outings on the hills and at home scenes around the city.

Myrtle Point Cal Oforts

Proposals Amid World War Tensions Mentioned

Fragmented text references World War era proposals and declarations involving Japan and China. Mentions of states and treaties hint at debates on peacetime arrangements and potential conflicts, with unclear quotes and garbled names.

Banks Fail to Open as Directors Take Action

Bank officials report disruption as directors fail to open, with theft suspected and financial operations halted. Local authorities investigate linked to Curry County where the incident occurred amid ongoing scrutiny of the county’s financial institutions.

Curry County Witheet Amy Bank

Myrtle Grange Re session Plans Pot Luck Dinner

Myrtle Grange holds a noon pot luck dinner with about 50 members present. Naomi Rodison to represent the grange at the Eugene lecture school on February 9th. The next all day meeting is set for the first Tuesday in March.

Myrtle Grange Mt Davis Aaron David Sumerlin Naomi Rodison The Grange Eugene Eee Ferty

Royal Neighbors Install Evening Myrtle Camp Officers

Royal Neighbors install an evening Myrtle Camp with Neighbor Anna as installing officer and Ruby Northrup as ceremonial adviser. New officers include Laura Vice Ordle, Ada Lemon, Mae Fite, Nellie Rays, Glee Ethel Miller, Amy Davenport, Stella Reed, Mary Roupp, Blanche Felsher, Danford, Harris, and others. The Woodmen joined, with Myrtle Giles visiting from Tigers Camp and plans noted for flowers and duties.

No. R. A Anna

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