Ostrander Leads Myrtle Point Over North Bend Bulldogs
Myrtle Point defeats North Bend 29 to WMN in a Friday game on the Myrtle Point court. Ostrander scores 22 points with 10 field goals and 2 free throws, while Druliner adds five for North Bend.
08 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1934
Page
1
Myrtle Point defeats North Bend 29 to WMN in a Friday game on the Myrtle Point court. Ostrander scores 22 points with 10 field goals and 2 free throws, while Druliner adds five for North Bend.
Marshfield maintains top spot in Coos county league as Myrtle Point and North Bend push for title. Bobcats coach Pat Rickard sees need for balanced scoring beyond one star to fend off Marshfield and keep championship hopes alive for Myrtle Point and Coquille.
Oregon Liquor Control Commission in Salem warns dealers, jobbers, and distributors to secure proper licenses. Applications go to headquarters in Salem with blanks and bond forms available. Licensing covers beer up to 6 percent, with varied fees and bonds by classification from brewery to package store.
Safeway manager Harry Christy announced free copies of The Family Circle will be given to shoppers at Myrtle Point stores this Friday and every Friday. The magazine, edited by Harry Evane, is distributed to show friendly relations with customers and requires no purchase to obtain a copy.
The R N A held its quarterly birthday party at Schroeder hall on Monday night. Members decided to continue birthday celebrations and the pebble march throughout the year. Socializing, cards, dancing, and singing filled the evening with cake and coffee served near the end. The October December birthday table featured Dr and Mrs A R Davenport and others.
Hart Sig Anderson, a bridge worker employed by Tom Lillebo on the Hoffman bridge project, sustained a head cut from falling timbers on Saturday. The injury was treated at Masthoe Hospital.
Members of a Christian church traveled to the Lloyd Winninghem home a mile above Bridge W to surprise him on his birthday. Games and stunts ran late, with sandwiches, cake and French chocolate for refreshments. The guest list includes many neighbors and friends from Myrtie Point and Bridge area.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Tuesday assembly by a local entity, with mentions of attendance and a formal agenda. Other lines reference a chair, a committee, and a brief discussion but details are unclear.
An all day Myrtle Grange meeting plans to entertain the Sitkum CCC camp at an unspecified future date. A Cade county Pomona Grange agricultural committee communication on the dairy problem was read urging grangers to stop wasting dairy products as scarcity is the main issue.
Al Miller learned this week of the death of his sister Mrs. Jeanette Pressley of Palo Alto California last Wednesday. A former resident she is remembered by local friends and formerly owned and lived at the present Stover ranch. She left two daughters who resided with her in Palo Alto at the time of her death.
Veterans and the public are invited to an open meeting in Schroeder hall from 5 30 to 8 20 pm with guest speakers and varied entertainment. Refreshments will be served and the NBC broadcast will feature music by the U S Gildarine Corps Band and an address by Senator Patrick A McCarran.
A weekend gathering at the Assembly of God church featured C. A. Poppe visiting from the CCC camp with Sitkum attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Johnson and Verla Johnson, Mrs. H Ireland, Walter Huff, Snyder, Edna Nelson, Melson, Lorray Melson, Blanche Billings, Verde Smith, Bruce Owen, Henry Gill, and H. Bench of Eugene. Games were played and refreshments served. Verne Smith decorated a cake for Mr. Poppe.
E M Wilkins delivered a carload of fir lumber to the Pacific Mece at Roseville California in a routine shipment noted in local freight records.
Avetin G. Dodes announces reduced admission at Myrtle Point theater as new management takes over. The move aims to make Hiland the area’s top showhouse with films such as Little Women Dancing Lady and Flying Dene Rio on the program at lower prices throughout the week.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Frank Mecum honored Mrs. Ovid Bryant with a kitchen shower. Mrs. Bryant won high and Mrs. Van Alstein low. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served to Mesdames Harold William, Charles Johnson, Clarence Grubbe, Charles Farmer, John Huff, Harold James, Ovid Bryant and the hostess.
The annual Myrtle Point F F A Father and Son banquet was held Tuesday evening with many visitors present. Howard of Camby and George Pesrose of Amity spoke and addressed attendees. Local men and several boys discussed project progress while music and home economics classes organized by Mrs. Maud Purvine prepared the meal.
Walter Brandon of Re mote escaped serious harm when his car rolled over the bank above Tanner Creek while returning from Coquille. The accident left him with only bruises and a shaking, with no other injuries reported.
The District Grange gathering drew many attendees for an evening of discussion focused on parliamentary procedure, plus songs, games, and folk dances led by Dr. Albert Slaughter and Mr. Paimiter.
Miss Lottie Williams hosted a surprise dinner and quiffing party for her mother Mrs Sarah Williems on Tuesday at Bay. Guests included Medaenes Cassie Berkien Minnie Kroeger and daughter Ruth Henry Knight Veda Mann Emma Man Louis Alvin Allen and the honored Sarah Williams.
A notice records the death of a former Lee youth in South. The bereaved include his wife Mrs. Clinton of Lee his mother Mrs. W Clinton of Lee three siblings Dallengher Geselle and John Walter of Visalia California one Mrs White and half brother Dr Roy Lee Clinton of Portland. The death was reported as occurring January 1 at 2 pm in Midway City in a local Masonic ceremony.
A fragmented notice outlines questions about sales tax and the city's related policies. It references a comparison of tax definitions and seeks clarity on enforcement and exemptions. The readable portion suggests local officials aim to explain how the tax is applied and collected.
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