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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1934
Page
2
In the ag room a landscaping project uses native plants like red huckleberry and Oregon grape to beautify the shop surroundings. Students design plans and will continue work this week while other classes prepare tools and charts for after school use.
At The Churches of the Brethren West Eider Sunday School starts at 10 a m with Rev C E Wolff delivering The Rouse Path of Life Christian Endeavor meets at 6 50 p m and 7 0 p m with Rev J W Barnett as speaker All are invited Latter Day Saints in bungalow church on C street continues next Sunday at 7 30 p m topic Hell is it eternal Elder A A Baker will speak in the evening Ministers welcome 안내
The report covers social visits and trips from March to May including Mrs Kaufman and Mrs Culver to Marshfield, Mrs Cooper and Mrs McDonald to Portland, Mr and Mrs Hall from Powers, Mrs Holden from Salem visiting Mrs Hansen, and families from Grants Pass and Myrtle Point. It notes CCC camp returns and local business calls by Mr Carter and Robin Reed.
A speech by Bryan Contey cautions veterans about the value and history of U S credit. He traces credit from colonial times through the Revolutionary War Civil War and Spanish American War, noting soldiers’ sacrifices and the role of force in securing and expanding national wealth and wartime gains.
The senior hock squad claimed the interclass title with a 3 0 record in the season. Sophomores finished second with 2 1 and juniors third, while freshmen remained winless. The page also notes spring fever, class reports, and a lighthearted college life scene.
Tesday and Wednesday of last week the journalism class held interviews where a reporter questioned a prominent person and the guest answered from notes, while classmates watched. Several students were noted for absences and visitors during the week, including Eloise Keller and Florence McMullen.
The pep committee dressed the Coquille and Myrtle Point rooting sections in school colors with M PHS and C HS signs. Players and both schools appreciated the gym decorations after the earlier match between the teams. The funk list appeared Monday with Mr Linn seen in the study hall during first period.
Ernestine Luthy won the essay contest hosted by the Woman's club with seventh and eighth graders contributing papers on The Students Part to the NRA. Eleanor King earned honorable mention. Lela Melvin, Arthur and Gaylord Wiliburger joined Bald Hill school. Frances Booth subbed for Miss Susgell. Lavaun Sumerlin Thomas Perkins and Virginia Renick returned after absences.
In a cramped game the sophomores fell behind then edged ahead by 8 to 7 at halftime. The report lists players like Morma Martin Helen Brewer Maude Jennings and Orase Cy with unclear positions and numbers amid a garbled score sequence.
The First Presbyterian church hosts weekly discussions on ideals of patriotism for the state and character for the individual. Bible School begins at 10 am, preaching at 1 am with special music, Christian Endeavor at 7 pm, and choir practice Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
A string of social calls and moves are noted in Marshfield and nearby towns. Families including the Culvers, the Morgans, and the Burgesss hosted or visited on various days. Revisions note residents moving into the Dr H D Clarke House on Ash Street and guests visiting from Roseburg Lewellen and Bridge.
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as the remedy to wake up the liver and improve digestion. It claims two pounds of bile should flow to digest food, arguing that salts and tonics only move bowels without treating the root cause.
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