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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

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Want Drivers To Take Exam Myrtle Point Chosen For Auto Tests

Myrtle Point officials and chamber members discussed designating the town as a testing site for driver examinations. They urged the automotive department in Salem to approve Blaze points at Myrtle Point City Hall with heated facilities. A film company representative urged a local picture house, and utility firms pressed for rate investigations by the Public Service Commission.

Mrytle Myrtle Point City Recorder Dodge Elton Schroeder Salem Hollyweed Tme Chamber of Commerce Stepa Myrtle Use Phone Grit and Power Company Wade Chargre Nee Publi Service Commission Sumerlin Boy Scouts Dhat Myrtle Port Cty Citzens

Kitchen Lectures On Management For Women Planned

Mrs Zella Rodenwald Oregon State College home economics specialist outlines Planned Kitchens and Kitchen Management as topics for four Coos county grange meetings. Sessions will start at 10:30 a m with county agent support and include Catching Inlet McKinley and other granges.

Mra Zella Rodenwald Oregon State College Coos County Tyre Oie Catching Inlet Grange Community Shu McKinley Gran McKinley On Ee m Ae Rodenwald Eo Pe Ny. Ceremy Hall Ned Sr Bang

High School Debates Scheduled Two Nights Next Week

Public urged to attend two free debates at Union High School next Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Aff Firm team from local high school debates Bandon. negative debates North Bend. Judges include city and school officials. Last year the boys team won three of four debates.

Union High School Bandon Marguerite Sunstrup Miriam Bmth Oliver Clarke Brudge Schoola Ayres Atago Turner MacDonald Howe North Bend Lois Porterfield Cecil Barker Atty Arthur Borg

Former County Clerk Lloyd Wooddy Expected to Run

Retired county clerk Lloyd Wooddy of Myrtle Point signals a Democratic bid for county clerk. He disclosed to friends that he will run, citing experience from his term beginning in 1920 and his prior tenure in public offices.

Lloyd Wooddy Moarahfielad Myrtle Point Empire Terma

Handon to Host Myrtle Punt In Season Opener

The Handon prepares for a home game against Myrtle Punt after a recent close defeat. Previous matchups suggest a tight contest as both teams seek early season momentum.

Shotgunned OCR headline to be parsed

Refined summary not possible due to highly garbled input data. no clear entities or events identified for a factual card.

Alfalfa Would Solve Dairy Feed Problem

At the Lee district meeting the group discussed using alfalfa to ease farm feeding needs. They favored planting in late May to allow weed control and soil conditioning, and recommended 12 to 18 pounds per acre with inoculation costing about 40 cents per 30 pounds. The next meeting will address dairy calf growing issues.

Thora Prett Ok Geant John Supterin Bo Do Canson Fol Ingram Marta Gosner Cheater Wallson Warren Willson Ray Willson Oacar Johnson Bert Johnson Liloyd Leatherman Hug Michel Mike Sumerlin Henry Hervey Lee

Southern Pacific Announces Cent-a-Mile Holiday Fares

Southern Pacific unveils four day cent-a-mile excursion sale to Oregon and western states in honor of Washingtons birthday. The low-fare round trips run February 19 to 22 with a March 1 final return, announced by G L McKay railroad agent.

Oregon Southern Pacific Company Washington G. L. McKay Railroad

Bridge Grange Entertains at Big Meeting

The Bridge Grange held a Friday session in Bridge, Oregon with 48 attendees. District Deputy Henry Gustafson led, plus Myrtle Grange visitors. After reports and appointments, a lively program of readings, talks, and stories followed.

Bridge Grange Grange Beth Culver Eugene Grangy Lett Carl Judye Thompson Was County George Hampton Henry Guntafson Naomi Robison Cohen Alma Larkins Pomeno Harbor, m Urry County Gustafson Irene Hatfield Rosenwald Mm Bridge Grange Hall Greer Harold P Greer la Grande Hoatons Haven Dorothy Hooten Fife Lamp Moses Alma ‘Arkins Lauren Gettmann Alan Porathy Myrtle Pont Everng Myre Bung Mast Grer Verda Trowbidge

Lincoln Religion Theme Sermon At Presbyterian Church

The morning sermon at the Presbyterian church will center on Abraham Lincoln and his faith. Historians note his devotion to God Christ the Bible and prayer as keys to his greatness. The service schedule includes Bible School Junior Church adult worship and evening service with a sermon on hidden and revealed things of God.

Abraham Lincoln Presbyterian Church Lincoln The Baptist Church God Abraham Abraham Locoln Jesus Eversing

New Library Growth in Myrtle Point City

The Myrtle Point library reports rising use with 117 borrowers by year end up from 109. There were 138 new registrations, 295 volumes added, and 147 initial volumes lent, with 295 added during the year. Adult and children loans exceeded 13,500 with about 718 dollars spent for the year.

Myrtle Point

Broadbent School Hosts Cow Testing Plan to Cut Costs

Coquille Valley Cow Testing Association forms under Wm Griffin and George H Jenkne to enlist dairymen for expanded testing. Letters from the county agent push for nearly 400 cows, aiming to test more cattle nearby Marshfield and North Bend, with future tests planned for Coos River Catching Inlet and areas north of the bay.

Coquille Valley Wm Griffin George H Jenkne Terriory Marshfield North Bend Coos River Catching Inlet Bay

CALL FOR CLOTHING AT JUNIOR HIGH SERVICE SHOP

Residents are urged to donate usable clothing to the junior high service shop to replenish supplies as cold weather continues. Mrs Martin Evans can arrange pickup if donors cannot bring items to the building.

Martin Evans

Oregon butter exports rise to San Francisco and Los Angeles

Oregon exports of butter to San Francisco and Los Angeles increased 18.9 percent last year compared with the previous year. Idaho shipments to the same market rose only 8 percent, and analysts attribute part of the gain to improved Oregon butter quality.

Oregon San Francisco Los Angeles Idaho

Arago Bulldogs Defeat Lakeside Basketball Team

Arago, Oregon February 9. The Arago Bulldogs beat Lakeside High School in a routine game with a halftime score 2 to 14 and final 12 to 23. The Arago lineup included Currie Milan Griffen with guards Robinson and J. Milani and subs Doyle and Dellman. Lakeside will return the game February 16. The article also notes a girls’ game and various local events and visitors.

ARAGO Obe Arago Bulldogs Lakes High School Lakeside Aargo Coos River Buldogs Marshfield Currie Sinko Moore Milan Griffen Erbs M. Griffen Barklow Arago High School Lakeso Schroeder L. Milani Paull J. Milani Robinson Doyle Dellman Christian Endeavor The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society Lavanna Assen Melden Carl Valentine C. C. Robison Eugene Grange Oregon Stockoff Coquille Grange Frank Culver Bridge Grange Robison Myrtle Point Earl Cross Flemers W. Flenner Ellen Warner Betty Gaylord L. H. Aasen Halls Creek Flenner C. E. Schroeder Powers Ella Brown L. Wannamagher L. L. Cox Berl Bandon Cleve McAlister Tt's Veinlty Coquille J L. Burtis George Hampton

Fourth annual junior high cage tournament decides champs

Eight county teams competed at Myrtle Point junior high with preliminaries morning and two finals set for next Saturday. Powers, Riverton, North Bend and Myrtle Point advanced from the second session as others were eliminated. Final game, trophy presentation by Lions Club, admission 15 cents and 2 cents.

Myrtle Point Coquille Powers Riverton Bandon Bunker Hill Marshfield North Bend Lions’ Club

High Water Threat From Coquille River Rains

The Coquille river valley faces rising flood risk as recent cold rains swell water levels. Forecasters warn a warm spell could worsen floods, threatening low-lying areas and prompting precautionary measures from local authorities.

Coquille River Coquille Valley

Dairy Herd Testing Proves Tuberculosis Free in Coos County

County Agent George M. Jenkins reports dairy herd production records in Coos County show marked tuberculosis testing success. Only one reactor found and three abortion cases. testing has freed the area from bovine tuberculosis and aided interstate cattle movement with health certificates.

George M. Jenkins Coos County Asa Pouree George Jenkins Woos County California State Cee Oe R. Mc Knox Asdlutant AP Deta Coos Nis Derflinger

Cash Crops to Be Live Subject at Farm Meet

More than 500 Coos county farmers will attend February 15 events on Swift day at the Elbert cheaire. Oregon State Agricultural College experts will discuss marketing dairy and egg products and how pure water returns for oak ey have to. County agent George H. will offer tips as Prof. P. M. Brand speaks on “Blood Will Tell” and a luncheon is served.

Coos County Eibert Oakey Oregon Stateultural College Impsono Chicago Rge H

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