Local Gossip and Notices From Myrtle Point
Community tidbits report visits by Mr and Mrs Carter to Portland and Forest store plans, and various local notices. Families from Buxton and Myrtle Point visit the G I Ray home while others travel for medical care, schooling, or events. A Boy Scout merit badge session is noted, and upcoming community meetings list officers and commissions.
New Gold Strike Reported at Creek Mining District
Creek Mining Co situated on Pev erty Creek in the Johnson Creek Mining district reports two important ore discoveries in recent days. Mr Gutham, a mining man, has not yet assayed the ore but believes it looks good. Several Granite Creek Mining Co stockholders live around Myrtle Point.
Legion District Meet Set in Coquille on Saturday
The District Conference of the American Legion and Auxiliary will be held in Coquille on January 19. A 3 p.m. meeting in the K P hall will feature state officers from both groups. A banquet at the Coquille Hotel costs one dollar per plate. The 8 p.m. evening session is a joint affair. Ex service men and wives are urged to attend.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Coquille
K. P. Hall
the Legion and Auxiliary
Coquille Hotel
Myrtle Point High Tops Coquille In Season Opener
Myrtle Point Union High School defeated Coquille High 31 to 7 in the season opener on their floor. Coquille’s lone field basket came early. Myrtle Point led 13 to 2 at halftime and 23 to 4 after three quarters. Myrtle Point players listed: Smith Barklow Laird Lever Druliner Warner.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
Coquille High
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coqui
Smith Barklow
Laird
Lever
Druliner
Warner
Oregon Experiment Station Farm Reminders
Three year results show maximum fiber yield from flax with potassium and nitrate fertilizers. Early planting with supplemental irrigation extends growth. resistant bean and squash varieties advised for blight-prone areas. Extra care for sheep during cold snaps improves fleece vitality. proper winter feeding boosts next summer gains. Scrubbing carrots before boiling makes skins shed easily.
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Oregon Experiment Station
W L. Power
Arage High and Powers Play Close Game
Arage High and Powers played a close practice game last Wednesday at the Arage gym. final score 23 to 22 in favor of Arango. Community church services were noted. Rev Smith of Coquille to preach monthly. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Root January 10 at Pinkston hospital. both mother and child reported in good condition.
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Arage
Coquille Ve. Arage
Aloeda
Avor
Arango
Smith
Coquille
Community Church
David Root
George Gilllepio
Ince
Kirkpatrick
Johnson
George
Levy
Brother Jones
Lewis Anson
Miss Bates
Mertle Point
Stroy Wa
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Regoman
Portland
Arago
Vetter
Anton
Burtiss
Thrift Week Observed in Oregon With Bankers and Y M C A
Oregon launches Thrift Week with sponsorship from Oregon State Bankers Association and Y M C A under Charles N Wanacott. National official John A Goodell outlines ten rules for better finances. January 17 marks Bank Day and Benjamin Franklin’s birth. Governor Patterson proclaims the observance week.
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Young Mans Christian Association
Oregon Committee
Charles N Wanacott
John A. Goodell
Oregon
National Thrift Week
Benjamin Franklin
Bank
National Budget
National Life
Patterson
Thrift and Heritage Week Urges Caution in Spending
Oregon bankers association president and Hibernia Bank leader urge thrift as vital to state and city welfare. They stress prudent government economy, natural resource conservation, and future planning by citizens and officials to safeguard prosperity and heritage for future generations.
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Daly
Oregon State Bankers Anuociation
Hibernia Commercial & Bavinga Bank
Portland
Patterson Proclamation Declares Oregon Thrift Week
Governor Patterson proclaims January 17 1929 to begin Thrift Week urging schools churches and civic groups to promote wise use of private possessions and conservation of public resources to honor Benjamin Franklin as thrift advocate and statesman.
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Bin
Patterson
Oregon
Kay Advocates Thrift and Savings for Emergencies
Kay urges thrift during Thrift Week highlighting the need for a reserve fund for emergencies and old age. He notes high wages now and predicts inflation will erode purchasing power, rewarding savers as money regains value. Frances Burdette, 63, of Wayne New Jersey, blind for 15 years, has built an eight room house.
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Thomas B. Kay
Frances Burdette
Wayne, N. J
Miss Gretchen Vordien Awakens After 18 Years
In a remarkable case from Johan ee, Miss Gretchen Vordien awakens from an 18 year trance. Doctors report she is learning to speak and walk again while relatives talk of the long-awaited recovery.
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Gretchen Vordien
Johanee
Shouk
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