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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

Page

2

Campfire Girls Hold Council Fire Night

Campfire girls meet at guardian Marcus Seale's home for a council fire ceremony. For three months they kept health charts and worked for honors, with Helma Olson expected to receive the most awards. Talks and poems by Anita Gill Alta Miller and Helma Olson, theme Pursue Knowledge.

Nissak Marcus Seale Helma Olson Anita Gill Alta Miller Marguerite Sunstrup Belva Alice Stemmier Helen Gill Louie Lemon Dorothy McMuhen Wll

California travelers on coast route head home to Oregon

Report notes Havynders and Hart Svth travel by coast route from California seeking a good date after sun seeking in California. Rogers served as foreman at The Hera office and Mr Smth managed Myr the betel Bern gen. lemen acknowledge roans are not fine but plan return to Oregon. Local language hints at Herald Want ads.

Havynders Hart Calfornia California Rogers Hera Smth Myr Betel Bern Lemen Oreg

Hot Cakes and Coffee-15e

Breakfast item listing describes hot cakes with coffee ham and eggs small steak two fried eggs coffee and toast readable as a vintage menu fragment. Contains multiple dish names and serving suggestions with breakfast style wording from a newspaper item.

Boy Scouts Celebrate 1982 Anniversary With Cake At Chamber

The Boy Scouts of America in Myrtle Point marked the 1982 anniversary with a large cake presented to the chamber of commerce. The cake, about 18 by 12 by 6 inches, was not cut, and the district's Scout Contest runs January 18 through April 2, emphasizing troop meetings hikes church attendance and other activities. A court of honor in March will award 100 points to participating adults.

Douglas Cops Boy Scouts of America E A_ Britton Father and Sons Myrtle Point

Federated Clubs Meet in Coquille County Institute

Representatives from six federated women's clubs in Coquille County met for the county institute of clubwomen in Coquille. Mrs E Newton presided as club president. Reports were given by presidents from Powers Myrtle Point Alleghany Marshfield and Noah Bend. The next district meeting may be in Myrtle Point with a war to the county by state president Mrs Lillian Bilyeau. A luncheon at the Cogquadle hotel followed the morning session and tea time closed the afternoon session.

Myrtle Pont LaFlammerm Marlin Evans Ostrander Fo ¢ Sarker Hubag Verne Lundy Elmer Russell Frank Young T Ts Sumerlin

Woman's Club at Lee holds all day session

The Lee Ladies club met for an all day session at Mrs Wilson's home. They quilted the club quilt and noted progress for the next meeting. A noon dinner was served to members and guests including Mrs Lihan Gant and Mrs Mae Clark, with several others in attendance.

ORF Lee Ladies Club Sesson Willson Lihan Gant Lee E Hette Gant Mae Clark Mira Sesta Leatherman Blanch Baker Nora Lewis Ann Mecheil Mice Sade Harmon Lena Anderson Mary Hervey Emna Ingram Bessie Mast Anna Brown Ray Fawants Reial Vee S Clanton Ivan Epent C'rtons A H Harmen

Young people lead church service at Presbyterian church

The Christian Endeavor group conducted last Sunday's service with Cecil Barker and Mrs Ostrander in the pulpit. The program included scripture readings, talks on serving others and God, a violin duet, candle symbolism, and a closing hymn as adults praised the youths efforts.

Christian Endeavorera Presbyterian Church Cecil Barker W. Ostrander Paula Breuer J. R. Steele B. W. Ostrander Gene “Tinnicutt Mary Hoover Ania Bert Steele Billy Lund Faith Lindros Belva Alice Stammler Ostrander Phyldelias Morris Merwindller Forrest Moon

Benefits of Prohibition in American Society

Under the 18th Amendment it argues prohibition reduced liquor consumption by 70 percent, ended open saloons, eliminated liquor advertising, protected families, boosted savings, strengthened sober labor, and spurred school enrollment and future prosperity across the nation with emphasis on education and opportunity.

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Death of infant Virgu Leroy Barklow at Myrtle Point

The five month old son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Barklow died early Sunday from pneumonia at the family home west of Myrtle Point. Services were held Monday at the Church of the Brethren with Elder Chas Barklow presiding. Interment followed at Norway Cemetery.

Mir Vernon Barklhw Pneumoni Myrtle Pont Church of the Brethren Chas Barklow Norway Cemetery

Leap Year Party Shown by Gaylord Young People

A Leap Year party at the Community building in Gaylord drew attendees with Millard Carlisle and Ben Hamilton providing music. Missing details include committee members and lunch staff, while several local residents were noted for visits and illness updates.

Gaylord Oung Helen Mast Coquille Harriett Bones Millard Carlisle Ben Hamilton Milton Epperson D Sherman Ts Ben Hamilton PD Sherman Carl Haney Carey Bones F D Medlock Milt Peper Ohnnie G Oba Jess Hayes Medlock Tooseburg

Portland man celebrates birthday from bed with cards

Rev Rub Sumerlin, confined to a 4s bed in his daughter's Portland home due to heart trouble, received a flood of birthday cards and letters from friends across the country. He expresses gratitude and invites more messages, though he may stay bedridden for a year.

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4H Club News Meeting At Mae Pee Home

4H members gathered Saturday at Mae Pee la Deyoe home for the club's yearly kickoff. Lorraine Iler joined as a new member bringing enrollment to 12. officers elected include Phyllis Belloni president Helen Breyer vice president Aileen Osborn secretary Joan Morns vice secretary Harnett McKay reporter. Warren Deyoe offered a prize to the side with the most points for neatness timeliness and on task work.

Mae Pee Basketbal Tournam Lorraine M Iler Phyllis Belloni Helen Breoer Aileen Osborn Joan Morns Club Harnett McKay The Nest Warren Deyoe

Birthday dinner honors Elmer Sargent at Bancroft

Mr and Mrs W A Posh hosted a birthday dinner for their grandson Elmer Sargent in Bancroft. Guests included Mrs Emma W se and family members Arthur Bonetta Johan'e and Orvil, along with Mr and Mrs El ter. Frank J Fish hauls hay from the W A Fish ranch to feed his sheep. Mrs. Vina is known as

Truce Declared After Loggers Docts Hindrance

A disrupted scene ended with a truce declared amid confusion as loggers and others moved to vehicles and tensions eased though the dispute seemed to continue elsewhere.

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