Freenings Deliver Twice Daily At Farmers Store
Miss Mildred Russell departs Sunday for Ashland to attend the normal for the balance of the year. Mrs. Bud Emery visits Portland for several days this week. Mrs. Mary B. Bennett returns from Forest Grove and Salem. B A Reed advertises concrete and brick work with guaranteed quality. Miss Wilma Laivo, formerly a Myrtle Point teacher, now at Klamath Falls, visited the Lundy home.
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Mildred Russell
Ashland
Wilma Laivo
Bandon
Myrtle Point
W. E Lundy
Laivos
Klamath Falls
Health questions frame a mental survey at Myrtle Point club
Marian King county health nurse led a Myrtle Point Woman's club talk with a 24 item health checklist. The questions cover sleep, diet, exercise, hygiene and daily routines to gauge overall well being and risk of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian King
Woman's Club
Myrtle Point
Parking discipline boosts Myrtle Point Christmas trade
Local merchants urge strict parking use to maximize turnover in Myrtle Point during the holiday rush. Proposals include free parking for shoppers meeting purchase thresholds, designated staff for deliveries, and enforcing rules with polite police supervision to keep spaces available for paying customers.
Prosperity Poster Urges Buy More for 1930
The Paraffine Companies urges retailers to display posters promoting optimism and higher spending in 1930. A letter from president R Shatowald argues Hoover construction, high salaries, and rising book values justify buying what is needed to stimulate prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paraffine Companies, Inc
R . Shatowald
Local social notes mix in Ashland area schools and church events
Miss Edith Mecum and Miss Eve lyn McPherson were luncheon guests at the Russell home with Ashland Normal student and Remote teacher. The Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor watched in New Year at Miss Lucille Sumerlin’s home. A Christmas day dinner at Dixie Queen marked by visits from Myrtle Point guests and Chaney’s Camp families. A New Year’s Eve turkey dinner in Dix ie Queen dining room hosted many, with music and dancing. Several families plan move to Valis area as OSS students pursue work and study. Best wishes go to the Christensen family in their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mecum
Evelyn McPherson
Russell
Miss Mecum
Ashland Normal
Miss McPherson
Remote
Harl Clinton
Dixie Queen
Burr Miller
Webbarleon
Mullen
New Year Dinner Guests and Family News From Coquille
Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder were New Year’s dinner guests at the Wo Gianu home in Coquille. Mr and Mrs OFF Clarke left yesterday for Palo Alto where Mr Clarke will resume his studies at the university. A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Herbert Marrn on December 29 and was named Norman Wayne. Mr and Mrs J A Braden of Hubbard visited Mrs Braden’s father Kot Dement and other relatives from Saturday until today. Price, qualify ang service Parmere Ytore of Jamea Linn was on visitor from Sunday until yesterday at the inn home. Mr Punn is a student in the senior year at Coan. About thirty relatives of Mr and Mrs Ray gathered yesterday to help them observe her 39th wedding anniversary. A sumptuous dinner was served at noon and the day was one long to be remembered by those present.
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Myrtle Point
Shainwald
Napoleon
America
Clarke
Palo Alto
The
University
Paunda
Herbert Marrn
Norman Wayne
Jamea Linn
Ruther Af
Lian
Ae Ray
Local News Roundup From Wicopee and Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs C A Mellor left for home in Wicopee Oregon Thursday morning with Mrs Rose Hale accompanying them as far as Eugene and then to Yamhill for a relatives visit. Bella in Myrtle Point told residents that the New Year arrived at midnight Tuesday. An array of local affairs occurred as people stayed awake to greet the year. Miss May Hatcher hosted a Spruce Street birthday and watch night party with eight guests enjoying games and midnight refreshments. A Miss Mea Mari Ball Johnson and Mr Johnson, who are moving from Wichita Kansas, report employment and plans to build in March after purchasing lots, noting heavy snow in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellor
Wicopee
Oregon
Rose Hale
Mra Mellor
Eugene
Yamhill
Bella
Myrtle Point
Little ‘930
Miss May Hatcher
Spruce Street
Land Watch
Mari Ball Johnson
Mr Johnson
Ising
Wichita Kanana
Johnson
The
Telegraph Company
J Johnson
Lota
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Gray Winter Cate and
Vetch
Petersens
Farmers Store
Herald
Mrs
Bud Emery
Portland
Mary B. Bennett
Forest Grove
Salem
A. Reed
Liberty Theatre
Coquille
Dolores del Rio
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Rob Steele
Tarzan the Mighty
Gertrude Olmsted
Hugh Tresor
Rube
Wally Wales
Lili Damita
Lucile Love
Ghiradellas
China
Prunes
N. P
Peterson
Bank of Myrtle Point Building
Russell Baking CO
Lorma
O H Clarke
Andrew
Kretensen
Corradis
U*t Stensen Aronfurma
Christensen
Methodist Church
Myrtle
the Herald
House Club
Rt al
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Lucille Sumerlin
R. W Haughton
Frank Witteman
Andia J
Lowell En
Rose Hae
Chaney’s Camp
C A
Mre VM
Ratuneen
Valis
OSS
Chris
Fimo
Nepe
Mia Christensen
H. J. Klingler
Chevroleletor Company
Auto Park
ALBEE
1 Work and Genera Repair
Phione
Henry Schroeder
Wo Gianu
J A Braden
Hubbard
BATH
ILS Heavy
Chili
Go Coast
Coquille, Oregon
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