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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1930
Page
2
Local business ads announce twice daily deliveries from Farmers Store and Myrtle Greenhouse. Several residents travel to Portland and Oregon City, with students returning to school in Lacy Washington and University of Oregon. Community greetings and personal updates fill the holiday period.
Miss Janet Hall spent Friday and Saturday at the Ed Johnson home in Maralefield. The Johnsons stayed until Sunday. G M Parker and daughter Claudia visited Charles Parker in Tiller Oregon. Mrs Roy Jarrett and daughter Margaret toured San Diego Mt Shasta and Medford. Mr Poser ill with flu. WANTED practical nurse or day work. Olive Brown, call 42-3.
Two big safety signs printed on sheet iron with a yellow background will be installed on poles along Spruce street near the grade school to warn artists and passersby to watch for children.
An editorial urges readers to think for themselves about community improvement, not rely on others to decide. It argues progress comes from personal incentives, civic involvement, and practical action rather than slogans, stressing that thinking leads to benefit for individuals and Myrtle Point as a business.
Elmer Russell and Jay Schriefer planned a Sunday ride with Misa Mildred Russell and Miss Edith Mecum to Ashland for school. On the Pacific highway heavy snow slowed travel before Granta Pass, so they turned back, citing busy plows but slow two way traffic.
Mrs Chesta Robbins former Broadbent teacher and Guy Woodcock of Jennings Lodge near Portland married on December 26. Robbins teaches this year in Parkersburg and will complete her term while the couple plans to reside at Jennings Lodge. The groom is a Portland contract plasterer with many local friends ready to congratulate them.
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