State Flower Contest Held By Garden Club
The Fardon clit hosted a Tuesday night gathering at Mr Fridt Russell’s Seventh street home to judge a state flower contest. Members debated methods to mitigate losses from a recent freeze while plants and bulbs were showcased. Community members including Mrs Bel FarePR and Mrs Fimer Russell participated, with plans for a February event and a wedding noted among social happenings.
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Fardon Clit
Fridt Russell
Seventh Street
Russell
Charles
Letter From Rev Grant About Speaking On Me
A pastor in Minneapolis writes Rev Grant about a Sunday talk and his life philosophy. He reflects on public perception, noting political blame from Republicans and Democrats and hints at differing views on Roosevelt and Hoover. He ends with a cautious jab at public scrutiny.
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Grant
Simpson Methdid
Minneapolis
Minn
Sr.n
Grantastor
Buttermakers To Meet At OSC February 20-23
Butter and ice cream makers of Oregon will gather February 20 to 23 at Corvallis for the annual convention of their state association. A short course in dairy manufacturing methods will be offered in connection with the business meeting by Oregon State College. Committees work on contests and entertainment for the event. Frank Dettner of Mt Angel is president and Ho Woolster, professor of dairy manufacturing at the college, is secretary.
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Oregon
Corvallis
Thair State Association
Dairy Department of
Oregon State College
W C Cole
University of California
Frank Dettner
Mt Angel
Ho Waolster
Marshfield Takes Team Victory Over Myrtle Point in Exhibition
Marshfield ping pongers defeated Myrtle Point 24 games to several close matches Monday night in the basement of the Methodist church. The ninth meet between the towns featured tight duels with standout clashes by Robert Bargent and Charles Leatherman and by Selen and Clark. Marshfield aims for another match at their town within a month.
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Tre Marshfield
Tor Mn
Valley Pongere
Myrtle Point
Gaomes
Methodiat Church
Marshfield
Robert Bargent
Marchfeld
Charles Leatherman
Myrtle Plant
Atton Selen
Nrobert
Lark
Myrtle Pont
Sargent Leatherman
E Games
Sargent
Natal
Kenneth Leatherman
Myrtle Pont Malay
Terre Soarathaed
Neol Obaver
Marathhield
Merman Nelaon
Myrtle
Oleen
Ube
Lasen
Hanter
New Metin
Arthur Pearson Moerthe Powe
Guste
Move To Runch Mtr and Awe Move Tuesday
Fragmentary OCR notes describe moves and a sale at a hotel. Mentions a date Tuesday and a tram or meter move with reference to a dental free service and a railway or transit context. The readable text is inconsistent and fragmentary.
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Mtr
Veterans Meet P'.e 6 Adjutant Tells of Note Eye
unclear OCR text references veterans meeting and department adjutant of the Christian Veterans. mentions Alfred F We and eye note. Fuzzy details hinder coherent summary.
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Cere Voges
Alfred
Chregen Veterana of
Installation of Seow 4 handled by Rebeka h
The text records a 1933 lodge installation with officers named including noble grand Mira arene ipe and deputy ward ae OOO. Key roles listed include Miss Almaarkings warden Mrs Rosy Jewett secretary Mrs Sarah Hermann treasurer Mrs Blanche Felsher chaplain Mrs Flora Dean musician Ida Harris inside guardian Jason Jewett outside guardian Leola Lewis captain drill team Jesse Clinton trustee three years Sarah Barklow absent due to caring for sister in Roseburg, Ida Harris absent with ill daughter in Empire. One visitor Mrs Minnie Clinton attended.
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Ted
Sarah
Roeckleff
Waa
Alma 'Arkings
Rosy Jewett
Sarah Hermann
Blanche Felsher
Flora Dean
Ida Harris
Guardian
Jason Jewett
Leola Lewis
Jesse Clinton
Sarah Barklow
Roseburg
W. Noah
Empire
Minnie Clinton
Uille
Desalons
Pyeet
Myrtle Point Herald Promises Premier Story for Readers
The Myrtle Point Herald announces a major feature starting January 19 offered to subscribers. It includes one of the finest stories by a renowned author and full local news coverage in each issue.
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Myrtle Point Herald
The
Herald
Nit Wit Roundup sparks town talk in Myrtle Point
A collection of oddities and local anecdotes from Myrtle Point covers poison oak cautions, a 680 pound pig hoisted by two men and a derrick, hospital visits, a city court rebuke of $25, town signs, rival carpenters, a car repaint, and a playful poem about the mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
S. L Leatherman Ranch
Broadbent
Fred True
Magnificient Obsession and Library Additions Highlight Week
The article reviews a novel Magnificient Obsession praised by Good Housekeeping noting its awakening of the protagonist without sentiment. It lists new library additions Younger Sister Prologue to Laws Smith and more by Ostenso Nellis and Deeping. It also reports a two point loss by Myrtle Point Independents in a basketball game with high scorers and referees named.
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Mani
YMCA
Joan Braythwaite
Joan
Emily Newell Blair
Good Housekeeping
Kathleen Nellis
Laws
Margaret Ostenso
Smith
Wallace Deeping
Seaseeder
Banders
Myrtle Point
Morth Fount
Bandens
Myrtle
Myers
Myrtle Pont
Rickard
Habber's of
Bandon
Clayton
Habb iv
Carver Linn
Myers Selkirk
Powrie
Cy Felsher Gould
Cs Rickard
Dr Benson To Speak To Grange Meeting
Dr Benson will speak at the Grange meeting in Schroeder hall at 8 pm next Tuesday. The program splits into a men’s talk on contagion in cattle milk and a talk by Dr W V Glassyer on the subject. De J A Benson will discuss dangers of drinking milk from diseased cattle and possible city dairy prohibitions. Mrs W A Sawyer presides over the ladies lecture and will share recipes for milk butter cheese and eggs. A dairy products cookery round table will follow and attendees should bring paper and pencils.
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Grange
Schroeder Hall
Catue
Wat
W V Glassyer
Coquille County
de J A Benson
Myrtle Point
W A_ Sawyer
Broadcast 4 H program to air on KOAC Mondays
A 4 H program for members and leaders will be broadcast over KOAC each Monday night from 7 30 to 8 00. The county agent's office via H C Seymour state 4 H club leader announces the plan. It will feature instructive content on club projects for members to hear and learn.
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KOAC
H. C. Seymour
Ses
Imac
Leases Myrtle Hotel under Endicott plan
W. W. Endicott announced to the Herald that he has leased Myrtle hotel and will assume operation of the property. He stated the plan is to reopen the hotel under new management and themes, signaling a fresh start for the well known rural inn.
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W. W. Endicott
the Herald
Myrtle Hotel
Peter
Undicott
Perkins Return to Canby After Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs N W Perkins of Canby have been visiting Mr Perkins parents over the holiday and left Sunday for their home.
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N. W. Perkins
Canby
Mr. Perkins
Coast Highway Hotel Managers Invited To Meet
Coast Highway Hotel and resort managers from Astoria to Crescent City are invited to meet at Coquille on January 23 to foster better acquaintance and mutual benefit. The gathering aims to discuss plans for handling increased tourist travel on one of the world’s scenic highways.
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Compton
Coquille
Astoria
Crescent City
Myrtle Point Chamber Holds Directors Meeting
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce board met Tuesday night to discuss several matters and make recommendations to be addressed at the 1933 first meeting. The meeting at Hamm’s cafe on January 7 at 6 30 will include the 1932 financial report and a push to promote 1933 business growth for Myrtle Point. The directors invite surrounding communities to attend for mutual benefit.
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Myrtle Point
Byrtle Point
M E AID Rally At North Bend Methodist Church
The Methodist Ladies Aid rally is set for January 26 at North Bend Methodist Church with an all day meeting. Attendees should bring a covered dish. The group meets next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Bust Pearson. A guilt demonstration is planned for Friday at the Myrtle hotel starting at 2 o clock with tea served all afternoon. All are invited.
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Methodist Ladies Aid
North Bend Methodist Church
M. E Ladies Aid
Bust Pearson
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Myrtle Hotel
Odd Fellows Plan Gala For Founder Birthday
Myrtle Point Odd Fellows lodge to celebrate the founder Thomas Wildey with a talk on his life at their Maple and Fifth streets hall. A potluck supper follows a dance and a large turnout is expected, with Jo M Baracer and George Hughes leading arrangements.
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Myrtle Point
Peter B. Kyne A Prolific American Writer
Peter B. Kyne's career spans journalism and the military with service in the Spanish American War and World War I. Born in San Francisco, he worked in Des Moines and various trades before becoming a reporter and famed author of best sellers including Cappy Ricks and Webster.
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Peter B. Kyne
San Francisco
Des Moines
Iowa
Mercantile Lines
Regular Army
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Spain
Philippine Islands
One Hundred and Forty-Fourth Iie
Cappy Ricks
Webster
Man
TryValing
Isa
Tim the Cavenge Okie Cuecoarse
Fgocet Sertaly
Parance %S
North Bend Notice on Bank Moratorium and Depositor Information
Fragmentary notice from North Bend California detailing a thirty day bank moratorium and banking law deposit requirements. It informs creditors and shareholders of required cash on hand and directs directors to raise funds to meet the stated obligations.
Odd Fellows Installation Ceremony Note
Odd Fellows announce an installation event with Julius Howe and K H Hansen noted as chaplain and supporter roles for the gathering near the post offices on Wednesday.
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Julius Howe
K. H. Hansen
Myrtle Point Christmas Seal Fund Nets 76.62
Mar guerite J. Laird thanks Myrtle Point community for generosity and help in the Seal Fund drive. She extends appreciation to business and professional houses Campfire circles and the public for continued cooperation and support.
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Myrtle Point
Marguerite J. Laird
Sale
Campfire Girls Elect Officers for 1088
At a Tuesday meeting the Ace girls elected Marguerite Sunetrup president Mary Evans vice president Evelyn Steinhoff secretary Helma Olson treasurer Belva Alice Stemmiler news reporter A guardians committee was formed to approach Fairy Davis and Nina Hall.
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Ace Girls
Marguerite Sunetrup
Mary Evans
Evelyn Steinhoff
Helma Olson
Belva Alice Stemmiler
Fairy Davis
Nina Hall
Geologist's Wife Dies in Seattle Visit
Ellis Loreman, geologist for Coast Oil, living in Coquille, learned last week of his wife’s death in Seattle. He left immediately for the city, after she had been visiting relatives there for about two months following a sudden illness.
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Ellis Loreman
The
Coast Oil Company
Coquille
Seattle
Thabicity
Court House News Return to Jackson County
Charles Davis and Cliff Sargent were arrested Friday at the Bay on a warrant from Medford. They face larceny of tires charges as Jackson County sheriff returned them to Medford. Harold A Varney learned Wednesday of his wife's sister's death in Seattle from influenza complications.
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Jackson County
Charles Davis
Cliff Sargent
Medford
Harold A. Varney
Seattle
Washington
Clinton Granted Divorce From Wife Ose J Clinton
A. H. Clinton was granted a divorce on January 11 from his wife Ose J Clinton. Clinton operates a filling station on the Myrtle Point Coquilie highway.
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A. H. Clinton
Ose J. Clinton
Clinton
Myrtle Point-Coquilie Highway
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