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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1932
Page
5
Myrtle Point earned a 21 20 win over Marshfield in a tight high school gym contest. Shelton led Myrtle Point with 12 points as the teams traded leads and the crowd stayed loud through the game.
Freshmen include Mary Jane Barker Ed win Bigelow Mary Davenport Helen Detwiler Bertierrest Ann Mar locker Virgil Harrison Viola Hoff man Coroy Lundy Donald Porter field Josephine Schollhammer Bonnie Bumerlin Leo Wagner Leano Wilson Lois Robinson Leona Mc Connell Sophomores Durell Doris James Kenneth Leatherman Helma Olson Evelyn Steinhoff Juniors Paula Brouer Kenneth Betton Helen Gill Frieda James Selma Latham Janet Martin Neva McNair Joanne Perrott Theda Schroeder Leonard Shelton Robert Steele Marguerite Sunatrup Alberta Vokmar Seniore Earl Brouer Eloise Crow ley Dolores Davenport Priscilla De vor Frances Fearnley Chaldo Foote Austin Pall Dorothy Hoschour Clifford Jennings Julia Myrl Leath erman Gladys Latham Andy New house Joan Pressler Charles Leath erman Eugene Kinnicutt
General Charles G Dawes arriving in New York aboard the Europa says there is no truth to claims he is a presidential candidate. He states his visit is to confer with President Hoover and Secretary Bummon on a plan for a preliminary disarmament conference to be held in Geneva in February. Ambassador Limes will lead the delegation.
A fragmented report notes a fatal incident in Boston tied to a self harm action. Details include unclear names and locations with limited readable facts. The account references a person named Boh Rat and mentions a boat related to an army event, but specifics remain obscured.
Secretary Stimson warned Japan and China that the United States rejects Japan’s occupation of Manchuria and any treaty violating the nine power open door treaty or the Kellogg anti war pact. He notified other signatories and urged similar action to uphold international obligations. The note emphasized US commitment to open door policy and sovereignty of China amid the invasion.
Descriptions of gun squads patrolling levee defences along the Tallahatchie as authorities urge efforts to reinforce failing barriers. Convicts and residents join in tightening and guarding sections of the compromised waterworks against rising flood waters.
National Miners' Union offices in the Southeast were raided and literature seized as strikes call spreads. In Upper Silesia a deadly coal mine explosion entombs miners. authorities fear many may be killed.
Chas C Hulet master of the Oregon State Grange announces candidacy in the First Congressional district ward on the Republican ticket. He filed in Salem last Friday outlining a platform favoring federal aid for Oregon rivers and harbors, unemployment relief, antimonopoly measures, and protection for agriculture and lumber. He stresses returning power to common people and opposes private privileges and large corporate mergers.
Beene Be of ta stockholders elected Pat C. Dement as president and N. N. G. W. Percivont as vice president. Karl Kaufman was named assistant.
Muss Ruth Hamm is able to be out again after a week's illness. Rackleff Lawhorn and his daughter Jeasie of McKinley were Myrtle Point visitors yesterday. Keith Leslie, accountant, of Coquille, was in Myrtle Point yesterday at the L. H Pearce garage. Mrs J L Burtis of Arago was shopping in Myrtle Point Tuesday. The river was so high that she had to travel over the foothill road. Henry Schroeder went to Gold Beach yesterday with a load of furniture. Harold Gupte and Percy Hunt accompanied him.
Stockholders met Thursday and elected A J Radabaugh president, Jesse D Clinton vice president, Ralph D Kring cashier. Directors include Those Hayes of Powers and J M Hayes with W H Hayes, Dickinson and Powers. The bank reports a very good year.
Beginning dancers invited to join beginner ballroom, tap, and ballet classes starting now. Classes run Saturdays from 10 30 am to 12 o o noon at Schroeeder's Hall. Information available from Azes Knapp.
Guide offers basic tips for infant bowel training aimed at new mothers. Covers routine, signs of readiness, and gradual skill development with emphasis on gentle methods and consistency.
A Bay region program guarantees food through work on city projects. Families earn $2 per day in food or clothing, while single men receive two meal tickets for half a day of work. Walter Wilson directs daily assignments with help from the Community Chest. Emil Peterson of Roseburg visited Myrtle Point yesterday.
Dr. L. L. Sumerlin newly elected resident of the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce and Elmer Russell the president were in Marshfield on the day evening to attend the county chamber meeting.
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