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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1930

Page

6

Tuberculosis Association Plans Honor Events Tuesday Night

Mrs Sadie Orr Dunbar executive secretary of the association says several honor portion and theatre parties are planned for Tuesday night. Representatives from women's clubs civic organizations county health units medical societies and state agencies are expected. Mrs Brand will officially represent Coes County Public Health Association and present the president's report at Wednesday morning's meeting. The presidents of nineteen other county associations affiliated with the tuberculosis reports are noted. Mrs Dunbar notes strong interest in these reports due to active association work over the past year.

Sadie Orr Dunbar Dunbar

Founders Day Gift Sale and 4-H Club Activities

Mrs Founders Day offering to raise funds while the 4-H Cook chub presented a nice luncheon at the co sale set for Wednesday Feb 26 at Murray's store. The 4-H cooking and sewing clubs held a regular meeting with Miss Doris honored with a mantle award and a note on Doris's status as a member of their group.

Joe E. E. Brecle P. 1 Ais Parang Murray Doris Ee Doris Os Torrie Astaden

Numerous would-be settlers seek Oregon farmland this spring

A roster of prospective migrants lists Smith of Patoka Illinois and others from Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa South Dakota Canada and Wyoming planning moves to Oregon this spring. They seek 10 to 500 acres mostly improved or partly improved land in Willamette Hood River Umpqua Deschutes Crook or nearby counties for dairying fruit poultry and general farming with timelines from coming this summer to August through fall.

Arming. Smith Tpatoka Illinois Oregon Kestern E. Thrasher N. Stree Grangeville Idaho Hood River Umpqua Rogue River Willamette Valley Wm. Schaefer Columbus Wisconsin Blooming Prairie Minnesota W. B. Knobel Burns Wyoming Malheur County Elmer Stoner Lee's Summit Missouri Walter H. Merker Irving Park Blvd Chicago Andrew Holmstrom Seneca South Dakota Deschutes Crook Counties Claude V. Bloede Oakfield Henry Benit, Jr Ireton Iowa O. Wicar Winton P O Sask Canada Melvin J. Eberly Houstonia Street Royal Oak Michigan Linn County George Brien Seventh Street Saskatoon Hagan Midwest Salem J. F Dye Gillette Ben Drafall Westhope North Dakota P. Weber Marietta Ohio Lane Jackson Klamath County Paul Hi

Turner B. MacDonald Minister Leads Undenominational Bible School

Undenominational Bible school at 10 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. The minister Turner B. MacDonald invites all to attend and promises to make it worth their while.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Turner B. MacDonald

Washington the Man and church school notices

The notice lists events for the day including 1 a m Washington the Man, 6.30 p m Leaguers last meeting before Marshfield rally on Thursday 27th, 7:30 Why Christians Should Attend the Theater, Ladies' Aid at Mrs. L P Linn's home Wednesday afternoon, and Wednesday evening prayer meeting in the pastor's study at 7:30 led by C J Mall minister.

Washington Marshfield Ladies’ Aid L. P. Linn C. J Mall

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Anniversary

The Presbyterian church outlines a late school Sunday schedule with preaching at ten and twenty minutes past. evening service commemorates the 198th anniversary with the sermon titled The Value of the Bible for Non Christians. Mid week services are listed with topics Jesus Feeding Hist Matt.

Jesus

P T A Set to Hear Home Nursing Demonstration

The P T A will meet at the high school this evening with a nursing demonstration by Miss Marion King of Cees county and a Red Cross home hygiene class. The event includes bed care procedures, patient handling, thermometer use, and safety basics, plus a musical segment by Miss Woodward and a room prize for the most parent attendance.

Thaseday Misa Marion King Cees County Miss Woodward Union High School

Funeral for Bob Perry Held at Schroeder Chapel

The funeral for Robert Benjamin Perry was conducted Sunday at Schroeder chapel with Rev. Hall of the Methodist church in charge. Speakers recalled his cheerful nature and dependable work ethic. Born in Myrtle Point on the 138th day of February 1900 he died on his 21st birthday after being injured at Barker & Mast camp when a tree fell. Interment followed in Norway cemetery.

Bob Perry Robert Benjamin Perry Myrtle Point Barker & Mast Norway Cemetery

Electric Line Work Advances Toward Cooper Bridge District

Work on stringing wire for the electric line to Cooper bridge district progresses rapidly. Pole holes reach the bridge on Tuesday. The North Fork road line extends across the river to the Frank Southmayd ranch with plans to extend service to Gravel Ford.

Cooper Bridge North Fork Frank Southmayd Southmayd Mountain States Service Ford

Old Opel Ragged Cross Night at Cond Hand Store

The Cond Hand Store at Bridge hosts a social evening with songs from The Old Opel Ragged Cross and a chalk drawing, as Mrs. Dwight Culver and family visit. Awards are given to Mrs. Ight Culver and Glen Hutton. neighbors, friends, and relatives attend from Coquille and Myrtle Point.

Bane Dwight Culver Mary Lewis Everett Wayne Ames Culver Brodeater Marvel Marvel Murray Vena Doris M. Bieresnans Chas W Hill Coquille Harold Bargett Righ Culver Louisa Frank Culver Lou Hooton Constance Knight Glen Hutton Herker Ight Culver Orlin Lett Mershield Hooton II A. O. Hooton Maude Chas. W Hill Hooton Forrest L. Moon Zelia May G He Parker Myrtle Point

Wilsons to Portland leave Myrtle Point area

Dr and Mrs M Karl Wilson plan to depart Myrtle Point at week’s end. Both have local ties and civic involvement. Mrs Wilson served as secretary of the Woman's club and aided in PTA, service club, Ladies Aid, and Flower club efforts. The couple is moved by opportunity and will continue to serve communities.

Lewia Heller Reems Sara Bright J. D. Culbertaon Roy Shull Twin Oaks Paul Bunch Alden Bright Ervin Webb Gheithammer Iversen Opes J A. Wart Yue Myrtle Point Hatcher Misa Jean Luttrell R. H Bryant Bryant Mra M. Karl Wilson Myrtle Point Mra. Wilson Woman's Club Service Club PTA Ladies Aid The Presbyterian Church Wilson

Schoolmates Celebrate and Attend Social Events

Notes recount a school gathering with party games, a serving of cookies, and captions of participants. It mentions Graham, Redding, Valentina, Fr Deles Mermann, Bertie Forrest, Tree, Barklew Deles Hermann, and Liens pe spelling eich hike ing Wi. Ester Lackey Moll haul grave work, Miss Sandine and Misa Hermann travel to Myrtle Point, and Misa Cowgill visits Coos county. Anne Verna Naomi Hermann host a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Minnie Hermann with Mr and Mrs Reed and two granddaughters Jies and Elinor Floyd as guests.

Rey Graham Redding Valentina Thea Deles Mermann Bertie Forrest Tree Deles Hermann Lackey Mr. Moll Miss Sandine Misa Hermann Myrtle Point le Amet Misa Cowgill Coos County Anne Verna Naomi Herrmann Minnie Hermann Reed Jies Elinor Floyd

Sickness Forces Postponement of Grand Jury Deliberations

The grand jury could not begin deliberations Monday morning due to illness of member Ray Lewin who was taken to a hospital in San Francisco. Judge appoints another juror and the panel expected to convene in Coquille today. Myrtle Point members J. D. Barklow and Albert Bezosky noted. The quote on necessity versus luxury references twelve payments.

Ray Lewin San Franciss Coquille J. D. Barklow Albert Bezosky Myrtle Point Jary

LAAQUBAS MAVA SOCIAL HOUR Summary

A fragmented note describes a social hour at a Pine venue with mention of games and a music session. It notes plans for future events and singing performances by a group or individuals. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear names.

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