Coos Pomona Grange Installed Tuesday
The Coos County Pomona Grange met at Myrtle Point in Schroeder hall for the first meeting of the year. Officers named include C. O. King master Gev Rosas overacor Mrs H H Hanson lecturer Geo Hampton secretary Lyman Carrioc treasurer and several executive and standing committees were elected. A Grange dinner served about 90 members followed a program featuring Rev Fo Barton and Merwin Moller readings. Two auto accident casualties were reported with power pole damage and line repairs underway.
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Coos County
Pomona Grange
Myrtle Point
Schroeder Hall
C. O. King of
McKinley
Gev. Rosas
Catching Inlet
Overacor
H. H. Hanson
Langfols
Geo Hampton
Arago
Lyman Carrioc
Couille
Henry Gustafeon
North Bend
Frank Southmayd
Capps
Panmark
R. H Chriistensen
Lonev
A Grosson
P S_ Robison
J Q. Corrie
Re? Deadmond
Nanco
Mra
OD. Thompson
Fred Measorle
J M Hannon
M J Schmidt
Henry Brownaon
I J Bennett
Revaolu
Rev Fo. Barton
Mere Merwin Moller
Althoug Ure Moller
Harber
Futile Diet Claim From A Strange Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dubious weight loss claim and a vague plan involving fat reduction over weeks. The readable lines reference meals, water, and intermittent actions but lack clear context or credible details.
Woman's Club Event and Local News From Gay Lord
The page reports a Women s Club program at Gay Lord with speeches and songs led by Mrs Jas Devereau and others. It mentions births and family news including Jens Mayen s new sett tern and a fourteenth child, plus several social visits, guests from Coquille, and local business trips.
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Jens Mayen
Lapshow
Coquille
Mra
Jamen
Cam
Aretman
Mize
Parker
Perry Smyth
Mr. To Kienner
Mins
tSeudov Parke
Woofear
J Palmer
Swene
Newterry
Jo Devereaur
Shereoanm
Flenner
Hanton
Haines
Carl Harney
Poth Roond
Harrington
Ray
Strang
Moss Viola
Cottage Grove
James Devereaus
Marghfield
Thuredoay Magee
Pela Blundell
Thelma Snyder
Myrtle Point
Questa
Jasvereaux
Medlock
Sixeau
Thelma Cullen Dies by Suicide in Seattle County Jail
Thelma Cullen 87 on trial for stock investment fraud hanged herself in Seattle county jail last night. Deputy coroner Wallace said she was found several hours after dying, using a neck-noose tied to a radiator pipe. Cullen led All Nations Investors Inc, disappeared in 1920, later arrested in Albuquerque, facing federal charges for misrepresenting investment opportunities to clients.
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Seattle
Wasil
Kmre
Thelma Cullen
JR. Wallace
Mra Cullen
Bocauach
Coquille Triumphs Over Myrtle Point In Close 1932 Basketball Tilt
Coquille Red Devils edged the Myrtle Point Bobcats 24 to 18 in a fast paced game led by Leonard Shelton. Ostrander and Morgan scored for Coquille while Shelton and McLean led Myrtle Point with 10 and 7 points respectively.
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Uille
Red Devils
Myrtle Point Bobcats
Leonard Shelton
Bobcats
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Myrtle
Bia
Pasang
Ostrander
Morgan
Caqu We Ostrander
Shelton
McClean
Morahfield
Randon
Carver
Woods
Felisher
Meonnell
Rackleff
Miller
Felsheer
Hospital News From MAST HOSPITAL Peers and Births
Reports from MAST HOSPITAL include Herrice Burgess seven year old daughter of Ben Burgess with leg stitches after a fall on glass. SE Howell of Powers treated for a large leg abscess. A newborn boy named Jesse Dwain born to Mrs Jesse Hayes of Gaylord. Laird had appendix operation and recovering. Chet Carmichael of Coquille stitched in hand from car accident near Norway. John Southmayd’s leg cast removed and healing. Mrs Neil Lansing admitted for medical treatment. Lela Rae Hartley born yesterday morning to Mrs F Hartley. Mrs M W Armstrong of Myrtle Point treated for a broken arm from cranking a car. A local adage about trading reputation for money ends the note.
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Herrice Burgess
Ben Burgess
S E Howell
Powers
Jesse Hayes
Gaylord
Jesse Dwain
Laird
Chet Carmichae
Coquille
Norway
John Southmayd
Neil Lansing
F. Hartley
Lela Rae
M. W. Armstrong
Myrtle Point
Coquille B Team Tops Myrtle Point In Season Opener
The Coquille B squad defeated Myrtle Point 14 to 3 in Friday night action at the local high school gym. Morris and Farr led scorers with multiple baskets, while Meover, McCarthy and Hoover added late points as Coquille built a lead by the third quarter and held on for the win.
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Coquille
Myrtle Point Conches
Tersum Morris
Farr
High Point
Morris
Lynn Meover
Myrtle Point
Acore
McCarthy
Morrie
Fourward
Galan
Myrtle Point Faces Bandon In Safe Season Opener
Myrtle Point meets Bandon with a likely cautious tone after Bandon fell to Marsh 40 7 in the opener and their reserves lost 40 1 The Bobcats project a line of Carver and I Shelton at forwards J McConnell at center B Felaher and Fo Warda at guards The reserve squads will play first followed by starting forwards Hoover and Cank center F Draper and guards King and Schmidt.
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Bandon
Bandas
Ty Marsh
Bobrats
Ainther
Eeason
Carver
I. Shelton
J McConnel
Felaher
Fo Warda
Myrtle Point
Leeup
Hoover
Cank
F Draper
King
Sehmidt
Bobcats to Meet Pirates in Key January Conference Game
Myrtle Point Bobcats face Marshfield in a league clash Friday January 15 in the local high school auditorium. Ed Rackleff may see action after a strong Coquille game. Starting lineup for the varsity includes Felsher and Woods guards, McConnell center, Carver and Shelton forwards. Reserve squad features Hoover and Cook forwards, King and Schmidt guards, Frank Draper center.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Marshfield
Schoo Auditorium
Myrtle Point Fost
Ed Rackleff
Lneup
Felsher
Woods
McConnell
Carver
Shelton
Hoover
Cook
King
Schmidt
Frank Draper
Eighth Graders Start High School, 22 Join Incoming Class
Twenty two eighth grade graduates enter high school next Monday. They will begin withEnglish general science and geography earning double credit for the courses.
Twenty One Football Letters Awarded At Meeting
At a Friday student body meeting Coach Easman awarded football letters to players L Morrison R Morrison L Ray J Schmidt L Shelton H Strong E Woods R Wilson D Bones Carver L Carver D Druliner H Endteou W Pelsher N Gam D Gilkinson H Hall F King E Kin micutt Boast Mille-
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Easman
L. Morrison
R. Morrison
L. Ray
J Schmidt
L Shelton
H Strong
E Woods
R. Wilson
D Bones
Carver
L. Carver
D Druliner
H Endteou
W Pelsher
N Gam
D Gilkinson
H Hall
F King
E Kinmicutt
Boast
Mille
Exam Schedule Confusion Causes Week Conflicts
A garbled notice outlines exam times for Wednesday and Thursday this week across courses such as Typing I Eng VI World History Science and Latin I. The schedule mentions multiple teachers and room notes, showing unclear times and room assignments.
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Essman
Minas Ladios
iMr
Amerian History
Rockard
School Classes Outline Semester Activities And Projects
English III projects completed include ten letters and six business letters. Freshmen must practice before team selections. gym reports require clean uniforms. Ag students work on cow stomach anatomy, blue print drawings, and locker plans. Home Economics groups led by Deyoe Porterfield Foote report house care. no regular advanced foods exam, only state form. Boys Gymnasium covers gymnastics, football, volleyball, and games emphasizing sportsmanship.
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Steamship Company
Fremd
Priscilla Deyoe
Lois Porterfield
Dulcie Foote
Kansas State Educational Department
Semester Work and Exam Schedule for Typing and Bookkeeping
An examination covers the semester work for Typing including a first quiz on the parts of the machine and principles of correct typing. The last assignment is due Monday followed by speed tests, then the final Wednesday. In Bookkeeping Mr Rickard’s class studies business forms and vouchers, covering the Journal Junior, Interests and Withdrawals, Ledgers, Adjusting Entries, Purchases Journal, and Insurance.
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Rickard
First Semester Highlights At Myrtle Leaf High
The Myrtle Leaf reports a busy first semester with football season coverage by Lynn Hoover and Kenneth Button. A weekly test and journal club review kept up with incomplete work. The second annual high school carnival and the Fearnley cup interclass rivalry marked key events. The junior class play Who's Rose led six weeks of rehearsals ahead of two more major productions. Social events featured freshmen initiation, girls league gatherings, and various programs.
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Myrtle Leaf
Lynn Hoover
Kenneth Button
Faculty Sets Date for Play in March Opening
February 26 is the date scheduled for the faculty play and rehearsals will begin as soon as a suitable one is chosen. The play is set early because the theatre opens in March.
June Baker Elected Yell Leader at Council Meeting
June Baker, a junior, was elected yell leader replacing Freddie Coleman at a council meeting Thursday. Ray Guerin was named the other yell leader.
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June Baker
Freddie Coleman
Ray Guerin
Five Seniors to Graduate This Semester
Five high school seniors are listed for graduation this semester. Esther Guerin Vera McNair Walter Anne Floyd Watson and Dwight Bones are named as graduates.
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Esther Guerin
Vera McNair
Walter Anne Floyd Watson
Dwight Bones
End of First Semester Myrtle Leaf
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page mentions Myrtle Leaf and end of first semester. The readable lines suggest a casual note about arrangements or hearing familiar words, with partial phrases and unclear context. No clear event, date, or named organizations emerge.
Students improvise phrases as Myrtle Leaf project nears end
In a classroom, students echo phrases like Have you any scissors and Do you care if I cut this headline out of your newspaper. As the semester ends, another class prepares to take the Myrtle Leaf’s place for the year.
FFA Meets to Select Practice Time for Basketball
The Future Farmers of America held a meeting last Wednesday to choose a basketball practice time and hear a report from the committee of cooperation chaired by Kenneth Leatherman.
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Future Farmers of America
Committee of Co-Operation
Kenneth Leatherman
Bulletin board notes show perfect timely returns for class
A repo list on the bulletin board shows sixty students with all cards returned on time. The notice notes many are late in returning items every six weeks, but every trephine member met the deadline, achieving a 100 percent record.
Misread Text Summary of Myrtle Point Meeting
A fragmented report describes a Myrtle Point event with a committee and a speaker named Dr Beth Mast involved in an ear related theme. Details are garbled but indicate a public meeting or broadcast setting with a focus on a specific topic.
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Lions
Myrtle Point
Baralich Lds
Beth Mast
Personal note on addressing letters to husbands
A tip suggests labeling mail as Personal so the note reaches the husband, ensuring the intended recipient reads the letter. The guidance emphasizes privacy and direct targeting in mail handling without additional context.
Coos County Fair Assoc Announces Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the Coos County Fair Association stockholders will be held at City Hall Myrtle Point Oregon on Saturday February 6 1932 at 2 PM to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and transact other business as may properly come before it. L H Pearce secretary E J Dement
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Coos County
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