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Incomplete text fragment mentions names and places with garbled phrases. It references a president, a monorane, and a date hint but lacks a coherent event or outcome to report with certainty.
11 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
1
Incomplete text fragment mentions names and places with garbled phrases. It references a president, a monorane, and a date hint but lacks a coherent event or outcome to report with certainty.
County agent George Jenkins says farmers can learn how to obtain payments from the corn hog reduction program at a countywide meeting in Coquille circuit court room next Wednesday January 17 at 1 20 p m. Harry Lindaren state college extension animal husbandman will attend to explain eligibility and contracts with the secretary of agriculture.
Miss Lois Porterfield of Myrtle Point high school was elected to Sigma Epsilon at Southern Oregon Normal in Ashland where she studies in the teacher training department. The scholastic society honors students for high standing and is prized by Southern Oregon Normal and Junior College students.
A garbled, eccentric wire service styled item from West Myrtle Point mentions the NRA and CWA, a 72 year Democrat seeking money for a valet, a hitchhiker, a car stuck on a fishing trip, and a character named John Arnold. The piece includes odd scenes with a club, a grilled window, and dubious dialogue about a mysterious rivalry and local personalities.
Myrtle Point's Bobcats beat Riverton Fishermen 21 21 after regulation, with Pete Mast and Crullner hitting clutch shots in overtime while Hall and Carver starred for Myrtle Point. In the rematch Riverton pulled away late, as Ostrander, McFarlane and Scorby led Riverton to a 26 23 win over Myrtle Point.
Iron Mike Mikulak will lead the Oregon All-Stars against the North Bend Aces at Marshfield Armory on Saturday January 13. The team features football standouts Temple Gee Cappoletti Hughes and Wishard, with Temple from Pendieton high and Hughes a letterman from Ashland Normal.
Members of the Lee Ray Post of the VFW will travel to Bridge Friday night to administer the oath to a large class of candidates. No meeting will be held in Murphy.
Charles Forty, 72, an Elk River farmer, died late Saturday after being attacked while moving a Jersey bull between pastures. He was crushed completely. Funeral and interment services were held Tuesday afternoon in Port Orford.
Kads and Williams move this weekend into the Tom Guerin building on the northwest corner of Sixth and Spruce streets. The relocation provides their popular service station with larger and more space to handle growing business.
A Myrtle Point Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars was instituted with members taking obligation. Officers installed include Rowena Snyder president and Mary Neideigh senior vice president. the event featured Creole tamales, pie and coffee with singing and social time.
The Royal Neighbors will install officers for the coming year next Monday night at Schroederhall with Ada Lemon as installing officer and Ann Tripp as ceremonial marshal. Officers include Laura Schroeder oracle Amy Peers vice oracle Sonin Patot Mast flag bearer Mollie Floyd inner sentinel Ida Harris outer sentinel Grace s faith Mary Roupp courage Hazel Schrader modesty Louise Lemon unselfishness Alta Miller endurance Danford Mast new manager Anna Tripp degree staff captain Nellie Ray musician Florence Evans rider? resider Gladys Evans receiver Ethel Miller. Each member may bring a guest and cookies and punch will be served after.
Four aspirants for the postmaster position sat the civil service examination Saturday at the Coquille city hall. They were Elton A Schroider Roy Ellis John M. Rissberger and Mrs Myrtle M Giles.
The Coos County Firemen's Association will meet in North Bend on Friday night January 19. An interesting meeting is promised.
Myrtle Point starts its 1934 conference schedule Friday January 12 facing Bandon by the Sea in a home game. Pat Rickard’s team is coming off six games and is favored by Riverton memories but Bandon’s veteran lineup and 6 foot Breuer inside could swing the matchup. Ostrander will miss the game due to ineligibility as his school semester is not finished.
The units of the Methodist church host a potluck dinner this Thursday in the social rooms of the church.
Miss Vena Mac England and Albert Ovid Foryant wed at the home of E Charles Barklow with only close relatives present. The bride, a Bridge High School graduate, and the groom, son of Henry Bryant, plan a short honeymoon and will reside in a Murphy cabin in Bridge.
A. A. Loeb of Portland shipped a carload of myrtle burls to Louisville Kentucky this week. A car of lumber was consigned to the Pacific Fruit Express at Nampe by x M Wilkins this week.
Dr L L Sumerlin a prominent Myrtle Point dentist remains seriously ill at a Portland sanitarium after a recent appendix operation performed in Alaska under crude conditions. He has shown some recovery but conditions are guarded.
Myrtle Point Rebekah Lodge No. installed officers led by Mrs. ene supertabes Bridge district deputy president. New officers include Mrs. Muth Ravkleff as n g and Mrs. Mabel Fark v g with others serving as secretary treasurer and various chairs. Sandwiches and coffee followed as a social hour was enjoyed.
A concise summary of library activities over the past year outlining acquisitions programs and readership trends. Highlights include new acquisitions, community outreach, and changes in service delivery across branches.
Mrs. Cecile Hardie of Portland spent Wednesday in Coquille and Marshfield interviewing veterans and their ladies. As state department president of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars she aims to organize Auxiliary chapters in the section and to institute a Myrtle Point chapter this evening.
Oregon examiner of operators and chauffeurs McReynoldo will visit Myrtle Point on Friday January 10. He will be at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for drivers license examinations.Applicants should study the drivers manual and come prepared.
A fragmentary historical note refers to the Endicott property on Alder and South Myris Streets. It mentions salvaged materials and the construction of outbuildings, with a specific lot listed as 1508 cad remaining and awaiting formal action after a death.
The readable content is minimal with stray letters and no coherent events or named entities. The fragment provides no identifiable people, places, dates, or actions to summarize.
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