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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
2
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A report by Secretary of State P J Stadelman analyzes Oregon motor vehicle accidents against gasoline consumption since 1930. It notes a drop in accidents per 6,916 to 7,433 gallons, reflecting improved driving habits after licensing reforms. Ten months of 1933-34 show one accident per 7,433 gallons, still better than 1930, with steady emphasis on careful driving to improve the ratio.
Eugene caller Herman Klinkhammer arrived at the Bartlett home for a brief stay after driving from North Dakota with Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett earlier this month. Mrs. R. H. Mast returned from Portland after attending OBS Grand Chapter and visiting friends. California guests from Oakland and Berkeley halted en route to Portland and were to spend the weekend with Mrs Hansen. Joe Rosslow and his brother Henr. Rosslow of Spokane visited Marshfield briefly. Mrs. E. F. Hoffman and Mrs. L. M. Aasen called at the Ed Aasen home. Mrs. Henry Ware from Wichita, Kansas, visits the A E Snyder home this week. Lloyd Warner, ill for three months, has cut his cast and is improving. Von Riethefen and children Bernice and Henry from San Francisco spent Tuesday night with the Felsher family. George Parker shows slow improvement after two months of illness. William Clyne of Portland spent the weekend with Mrs. Agness Clyne. Fred Pratt, nephew of Mrs. Chaos Reekiett of Covina and Mall of Pomona, visiting.
In late June and early July Evangelist W A Kincaid at the Christian church will present lessons on the True Church the Mystical Body of Christ What it costs not to be a Christian and The Tabernacle of Testimony in the Wilderness Additional sermons by Pastor E J Cornwall of California and messages on sacred topics will follow in this series.
The Hiland Theater brings Robert Montgomery in The Mystery of Mr X with Disney Bears and Bees and Joe Penner Ganway followed by a 0 oclock preview of William Powell in The Key. Sinn Fein revolt drama and No Greater Glory holiday attractions are listed with local outings and Sunday Lake Tahkenitch picnic plans.
Weekend Vishere Mr and Mrs T G Farmer visited Myrtle Creek relatives. Attends Job's Day Mers Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring and Mrs P W Culver at Job's Daughters institution in Coquille Saturday evening. Parents Visit Henry Miller's parents from Pomona California visit daughter. Mrs Miller's sister Mrs John Peterson of Lompoc and Mrs Gordon Fisher of Sanborn called Tuesday. A Meter To Seattle Calvin Ray Clifford Kern and daughters Yvonne and Aileen motored to Seattle to visit Frances Matney Mos Lloyd Jarvis' sister ill in hospital Sunday. Callers Ross Slawed Carl Josel Coquille and Leslie Dey visited C R Bartlett home Sunday. Meteriste HOM Mocwan Walter Laird M and Mrs Arthur Bennett with Mrs Julia Leep and Mrs Mary Bennett with Mrs James Balls of Marshfield visited Mrs Mary Edwards and Mrs Ethel Weaver in Alle gny then Silver and Golden alls for opera footie. Portland Businessishters A St Sunstrup and Marguerite spent last week in Portland.
Mrs. James Parry visited her mother and Miss Helen Deyoe with Miss Josephine Deyoe spent time at Mrs. Freda Ellis in North Dead. California Caller reports Mrs. G F King from Alameda spent Tuesday with Everett Lafferty. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jarvin shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Laird in Coquille.
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