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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1935
Page
3
Rates shown for column ads and minimum charges. Wanted to buy good local beef and several cattle listings appear. Dress designing and remodeling services offered with high quality workmanship and model copying available on Spruce Street.
Gravelford residents and visitors are listed with Sunday and weekend calls at Ole Iverson and J Clinton households. Members of the Gravelford Ladies club hosted a chicken dinner and card games at the community hall with many attendees and a social evening.
Bridge Mre W RR Prawn Mra Filer Lamp and the latter's daughter Frengaf took Tinehoon at the Dwight Culver home Saturdays he and Mra. Chris Lind and son of Ma tfeld and Mra Carp Axe of Big were Sunday afternoon callers at the Charles Mocho ah Juttredl s sole for He hne Eats Skie' past Sun- F Thess evening poi Brine, attending to shurch 8umtay were: Mrs. H.C ain Alten as Rept
Legal notice fragment lists property and parties with unclear details. It references an agreement or sale process and a timeline possibly during the initial years. Names and places are unreadable in the OCR, leaving the core action and participants undetermined.
The Civic club announces a potluck dinner at a schoolhouse tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock. Members listed include Mrs Amanda Ehrig Mrs Caroline Mueller Mrs Gates and Mrs Pancoast with plans to discuss a bill introduced by Senator McNary for mood.
The Myrtle Point page covers student activities including a Friday basketball game, a 4-H club plan, tenth grade reading projects, birdhouse crafts, and health notebooks. It notes a Civic Club lunch halt, birthday mentions, and a county debate standings table with Marshfield leading and Myrtle Point placing second.
Myrtle Point high school hosts an evening carnival with popcorn hot dogs and peanuts plus booths offering a view of the world for a stray penny or nickel. Last year featured an animal circus this year promises even more excitement and a large crowd.
Principal Mr. Linn recalls Gary Cooper then known as Frank Cooper while a student at Montana Wesleyan College in 1918 18 and notes Cooper was a likeable fellow with a slow smile. Linn says he did not pursue dramatics and jokes about being chosen for a college play over Cooper. Lane Chandler, real name Oakes, who also attended with Linn, acts in westerns.
On a bright day Ameri can history students lounge in combs and open windows. Professor Church reads Mark Twain about Reconstruction. Howard Leatherman struggles to stay awake in class and nearly drifts off before the bell jars him awake with a stumble as he exits.
A student recalls a sleight of hand act in class where a shoe string vanishes. He searches his seat but the string is gone, leaving him unable to sleep and forced to borrow another shoe string the next day.
The freshmen defeated the sophomore team by 11 points last Monday in the high school auditorium. Virginia LaBranch led the freshmen with early scoring as they built a 17 6 halftime edge and maintained the lead through rough play and substitutions.
The junior girls beat the seniors 11 to 7 in the high school gym last Wednesday. Scrappy play and strong teamwork powered the juniors who led 6 to 4 at halftime. Senior center Rusty Peterson is noted for height advantage over Nel Watson.
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Fragmented OCR text shows a partial poem line with scattered words and a date hint. No clear events or names emerge beyond author attribution Seag eel and stray phrases.
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