Myrtle Point notes on injuries and local civic actions
The McLyman boy injured after a scooter fall on Maple Street was treated at a hospital with only slight injuries. Mrs Clark sustained a fractured collar bone and rib after a car collision near Roseburg. she was treated and returned home. The Myrtle Point National Farm Loan Association held a stockholders meeting January 6 at City Hall electing directors Jesse Clinton John Fabry H D Kring Elmer Brownson and H A Strong with appraisers named. A Grange meeting approved sending a resolution to Ceos Curry county to reinstate $3000 for county fairs in the state budget.
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McLyman
Maple Street
Myrtle Point National Farm Loan Association
Jesse [ Clinton
John Fabry
H D Kring
Elmer Brownson
H A Strong
Grange
Curry County
Ladies' Aid of Presbyterian Church Elect Officers
The Ladies Aut of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs Thos Guerin's home with good attendance. Election of officers was the main business, the same officers as the preceding year were elected: President Mrs Thos Guerin, Vice President Mrs E C Darker, Secretary Mrs Birdie Hag leton, Treasurer Mrs Elmer Russell.
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Presbyterian Church
Mn Thos. Guerin
Thos. Guerin
E. C Darker
Birdie Hagleton
Elmer Russell
High School Conference Hosts at University of Oregon Sorority
Miss Avelia Baker and Miss Velma Hamilton attended the high school conference at the University of Oregon and praised the Alpha Delta Pi sorority sisters for their hospitality. William Gurney also attended the conference and was entertained at the sorority house Friday evening, while Olver Clark Jr. began his function there.
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Avelia Baker
Velma Hamilton
University of Oregon
Alpha Delta Pi
Ailuen Barker
William Gurney
AT. O
Min
Olver Clark, Jr
State Market Weekly Letter Notes Hens Under Contract
Repiscur Jones reports that 1929 will increase hens under contract despite northern Clark county withdrawal. A 6 percent dividend was declared by the board with surplus nearing $100,000, while Oregon poultrymen earn higher average prices due to cooperative marketing. A berry growers meeting in Gresham January 9 will discuss standardized planting and profitability, led by B Hall. Also notes on pig creep for feed, wheat market discouragement, and Klamath County potato shipments.
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Clark County
Washington
Board of
Oregon
U. S. Department
Gresham Cannery
B. Hall
Myrtle Point Delegates Attend Eugene High School Conference
Myrtle Point sent three student body members and two faculty to the Annual High School Conference in Eugene. Delegates included William Gurney and Velma Hamilton, with Landy as advisor and Saubert as chauffeur. The event featured group divisions for press, Girls' League, and student body, with speeches by Arnold Bennett Hall and others, and awards for best school paper won by Benson Polytechnic.
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Velma Hamilton
Myrtle Point
Eugene
William Gurney
The
Pointer
Myrtle Leaf
Misa Landy
Miss Saubert
Arnold Bennett Hall
Benson Polytechnic of
Portland
Charles F. Dienst
Boise
Idaho
C. A. Howard
University
Harris Blaword
Oregon State Editorial Association
Girls’ League
Piper
Hugh Biggs
Myrtle Point Union High School Benefit Performers
A local benefit event at Myrtle Point Union High School involves Lee Velma Jamilten and George Baxter, promoting community support. Proceeds assist school activities and student programs.
Mid Team Graduates Highlight Semester Total
A fragment lists graduates Antonia Linke Parker Cales Marsters and Chaees of the students who Ont new semester. Gilbert Fare Sere Hayes and Chas Southma Jim are sophomores sent to Beckartead. A senior has quit school.
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Antonia Linke
Parker
Cales Marsters
Chaees
Gilbert Fare
Sere Hayes W
Chas
Southma Jim
Beck
Artead
Change in schedule delays freshman entry after exams
A trial registration was held a week before exams to ease subsequent registration. Forty five minutes Monday morning completed the actual registration. Freshmen, about 12 in a class, enter a week late due to state exams and 50 classes do not meet that first week. Courses include English Algebra Physical Geography and a Seneca science with geometry and civics offerings.
Senior Class Post Exam Party Delights Students
After a basketball game the Senior class hosted a party for the Student Body with a lively program and refreshments. The event featured solos by Lois Ray and Conard Driver, a reading by Humphrey, a Piano Solo, and skits including Bluebeard’s Wives and A Red Cross Demonstration, celebrating a successful gathering.
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Lois Ray
Humphrey
Sonny Boy
Conard Draliver
Bluebeard
Red Cross Demonstraon
Exams Conclude After Short Two Day Session
Exams ended last Wednesday afternoon after two days of testing on Tuesday and Wednesday. Cards were distributed last Friday at two o clock. Miss Luttrell, Domestic Science teacher, returns after a week away due to quarantine with Miss Deyoe who had measles. All classes will take quizzes this week since they were missed last week.
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Luttrell
Deyoe
Myrtle Point Defeats Coquille 31 to 7 in League Game
Myrtle Point surged past Coquille 31 to 7 last Friday as Larklow, Laird, Drn aner, Smith and Le ver led a spirited win. Druliner replaced by Christensen and Laird. Druliner was top scorer with eleven points. Next Friday they meet the Bandon Tigers in a major upcoming showdown.
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Myrtle Point
Coquille
Coquille Boys
Larklow
Laird
Drnaner
Smith
Lever
Druliner
Ay Christensen
Warner Druliner
Bandon Tigers
Bandon
Honor Roll and Exemptions for Six Weeks
The six weeks honor roll requires an average of ninety or above in at least three grades. Exemptions from mid year exams apply to averages of four grades ninety or higher. Seniors on honor roll include William Gurney Dorothy Hartley Reneva Volkmar. juniors Agnes Gearhart Helen McCracken Elma Russell Carolyn Schneider. sophomores Edwina Casebeer Billy Griggs Verna Knight Hazel Kroeger Hazel West. freshmen Frances Fearnley Walter Felsher. Exemptions list includes Lloyd Davenport Constance Felsher William Gurney Dorothy Hartley Helen McCracken Elma Russell Edwina Casebeer Billy Griggs Hazel West Frances Fearnley Bennett Show, a clothier in Soldier Iowa, who has been robbed 12 times since 1924, is quitting business.
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William Gurney
Dorothy Hartley
Reneva Volkmar
Agnes Gearhart
Helen McCracken
Elma Russell
Carolyn Schneider
Edwina Casebeer
Billy Griggs
Verna Knight
Hazel Kroeger
Hazel West
Frances Fearnley
Walter Felsher
Lloyd Davenport
Constance Felsher
Ford Motor Co. Announces Model A Ford and Production Pace
Ford Motor Co. built the old Model T for eight years, selling fifteen million cars. The Model A was shown about a year ago with seven hundred thousand delivered, mostly in four months. Current output is about seven thousand cars daily as improvements cut costs from the prior design. A four fifty starter upgrade and eight dollar front-engine hanger are available for earlier cars.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
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Berie
J. C. Penney
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