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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
Local Help Wanted and Classifieds From Oregon Towns
A mixed set of small ads lists items for sale and services in Oregon. Entries note gloves found near the Herald office, a hay carrier, weaned pigs, four heifers, wild blackberries, oak furniture, portable phonographs, a Kohler automatic electric plant, butter wrappers, and seasoned wood. Contact details include a P O Box and a local phone line.
FOR SALES TRADE COLEMAN RANGE AND SEWING MACHINE
Coleman gas pressure range offered for sale or trade at Furniture Exchange. Sewing machine wanted must be a Singer model with a round 1 von. Phone 63 or 92 J. Horses and cows wanted by Lloyd at Huntley Fox Farm Myrtle Point. For rent high grade typewriters inquire at Herald office Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd
Huntley Fox Farm
Myrtle Point
Inquire Herald Office
BK Werner
Marshfield
Dressmaking and Designing by Mrs W H Wimar Spruce Point
Mrs W H Wimar Spruce at Myrtle Point offers dressmaking and designing services. She creates gowns, suits, and wraps with fine workmanship, remodeling expertly done at moderate prices. Models copied to fit client needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Wimar Spruce
Myrtie Point
Lodge Notices Elgin Chapter and Masonic Hall Meetings
Elgin Chapter No 24 O ELS meets first and third Thursdays at Masonic Hall. Visitors welcome. Metta Roaslow secretary. Worthy Matron Jara McRay. Also meeting second Thursday monthly at Masonic Hall. Brothers welcome. E M Wilkins W M G L McRay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Chapter NO
O. Els
Masonic Hell
Metta Roaslow
Masonic Hall Brothers
M Wilkins
L McRay
Myrtle Grange
Legals Notice to Creditors in Coos County Oregon
Executor August H Bender lists six month claim deadline for estate of Nancy Caroline Hermann. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to 8 D Pulford at the First National Bank Building Coquille Oregon. Notice dated June 16 1932. An old fashioned girl quote and newspaper filler follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Caroline Hermann
Coos County
Oregon
D Pulford
First National Bank
Coquille
Corpuscle Types in Blood Revealed in Early Study
A brief note describes two kinds of corpuscles in blood with emphasis on the red cells. The text outlines initial observations about their distinct forms and potential functions in circulation. Further details are limited in this fragment.
Assembly of God Church Services Highlight Evening Sermon
William Glipp leads Sunday school at 8:45 and morning worship at 11. Young Peoples Meeting at 6:30 p.m. with service led by youths. Evangelistic talk by Mrs. Silpp at 7:45 p.m. Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:45. Mid-week service Thursday 7:45. Everyone invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
William Glipp
Young Peoples
Wm. Silpp
Methodist and Presbyterian church services listed
Ervin G. Ranten presides at Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 00 with Mrs Fr A Dennison delivering the message A combined Epworth League and church service is set for 7 30 pm led by R C Latham Prayer meeting at Mrs A A Schsieser home at 7 30 pm and choir practice at 8 pm on Thursday V Ostrander leads the Presbyterian church with Bible school at 10 am and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm in the main auditorium on June 26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ervin G. Ranten
A Dennison
Epworth League
R C Latham
A A Schsieser
Presbyterian Church
Ostrander
The
Christian Endeavor
Church Services and Broadcasts Schedule
Vramk Dygert leads Sunday school at 10 am with Mrs Mary Van Foasen as superintendent. Preaching at 10 am and 8 pm on second and fourth Sundays by A A Baker. Prayer meeting 8 pm Wednesday. Jacob B. Meemaw, minister, Bible school 10 am, Communion and preaching 11 am, Christian Endeavor 6:30 pm, prayer 7:30 pm. Cathedral of the Air KOOL Marshfield broadcasts Tuesday Thursday Saturday 1:30 to 2:00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vramk Dygert
Mary van Foasen
Christian Endeavor
Tue Cathedral OF the Air
Kool Marshfield
T BR Jackman
The Wet Parade Opens At Hiland Theater
The Wet Parade opens May 26 at the Hiland Theater for three days. A Upton Sinclair adaptation shows life from a Southern plantation to post prohibition New York with a young couple seeking love amid famous nightclub raids and gin mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiland Theater
Upton B Sinclair
Nquor
Piet
New York
Helpful Hints to the Motorist
A compact column by Amzy discusses correct lubrication and preventative automotive service. It argues that regular maintenance reduces trouble on the road and saves money, urging systematic adjustments, tightening, tune-ups, and essential brakes for safe, economical operation. It includes a comic exchange about neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amzy
Industrial Oregon Investment and construction activity overview
Industrial Oregon records show Roseburg Salem Brick and Tile Co reserved a contract to furnish about 1 200 000 bricks for a veterans hospital. Port Orford associates bought the public dock for 68 000 dollars. Narshfield to begin 140 000 Federal building construction in late July. Agnesa road work for forestry department bridge over Rogue River. North Bend New Richfield Station to install a 10 000 gallon gas storage tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg—Salem
Forestry Department
Rogue
North Bend
New Richfield Station
World's Fair Day Celebrations Mark Opening Preparations
Chicago observes World’s Fair Day under Mayor Cer mak proclamation. June 1 marks anniversary of A Century of Progress opening in 1933. Festivities include a 25 ton carillon dedication, coast guard drill, toy balloon race, and fireworks. Hall of Science designed by Paul Philippe Cret will host basic science exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A C Cermak
NBC
Hall of Science
J C Deagan Co
United States Coast Guard
Paul Philippe Cret
Philadelphia
Netherly Island
Lake Michigan
Leif Eriksen
Fort Dearborn
Tavel and Transportation
Inquiry list shows Oregon land seekers from across states
A Land Settlement Department inquiry list records individuals from Wyoming Ohio California Montana and other states seeking Oregon land info. Requests include 20 to 160 acre parcels for dairy stock farming poultry fishing and logging areas, with plans to visit Oregon in summer or fall and some seeking exchanges or detailed section descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland Chamber of Commerce
M. G Wood
Casper
Wyoming
Lloyd A Harahbarger
Sidney
Ohio
Charles M Godwin
Broadway
Los Angeles
California
H_ Robinson
Santa Fe Avenue
H E Pinkham
Ninnekah Okaloma
L. C Ables
Turlock
Wilban
Lyle Skinner
Lone Pine
Californa
M Howard P
Visalia
Hovt Peugh
Second St.Deer Lodge
Montana
Hollenbeck
Modesto California
Ranch stock and dairy ranches sought in Oregon counties
J. Scott of Box 113 Hynes California seeks stock and dairy ranches in Coos and Curry counties, with emphasis on dairying and poultry operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ¥. Scott
Hynes
California
Coos
Curry Counties
Hay bale storage method cuts space and waste
County Agent Briggs notes feeding hay directly from barn loft saves space and reduces waste while easier feed out. A farmer found green alfalfa in green form later becomes brown and more palatable. Caution remains that heat buildup could start barn fires. In Yamhill county, 120 additional acres for irrigated pastures were fitted this year amid cash shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Mr. Briggs
Yamhill
T White
New Variety Promises Exceptional Growth at County Center
A fragment notes a new plant variety developed at the Courtenants center with strong growth and promise. References to individuals Dale and Nichols appear amid partial names and places. Further details are unreadable.
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Jo Culver Bridge
Arago
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Furniture Exchange
Manein
Kohler
Med Lued Exchange
Medford
the Herald
Lodge
Jara McRay Worthy
Myrtle Lodge
A. F
A. M
Schmidt
Southmayd
Knights of Pythias
Hector Ledge
Woodman
Lyle Knight
C C
S A Johnston K
Legals
State OF
County OF
Wall Street Journal
Latter Day Saints
Church OF Christ
Jacob B. Meemaw
Pathfinder
Pre- Natal
Emery Super
Dunhawn’s
Dunham
Swifts
Loganberries
Coffee
Golden West
Lou Gehrig
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Bobby Lowe
Ed Delehanty
Inquiry
Hehed
OY Ik
Thation Milter
Willamina
Dale, Sherideg
AA Nichols, Davies
Ona
Fer Brothers
Coutenants Center
Myrtle Point Electric Co
Rexall Drug Stores
Perkins Drug Store
Myrtle Peimt
Ore
Tre Rexall Store
China
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