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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1934
Page
2
Weekly Republican Letter Attacks Administration
A small Weekly Republican Committee Letter accuses the NRA and current Republicans of treasonous opposition to the administration. The piece urges readers to abandon false prophets, condemn grafts, and back leaders who promise prosperity over the tea pot of corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Republican Conmitte
Cappe
NRA
Knox law and drunk driving under Prohibition era rules
The piece argues the Knox Prohibition law allows drinkers to evade driving penalties and condemns state officials for profiting from state stores. It calls for public support of honest enforcement and removal of the Knox law to improve road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meter
Sam Knox
Ree Named to NRA Regulations Committee
Arne G. Ree of the Oregon State Editorial association becomes a member of the code authority committee overseeing NRA regulations for non metropolitan daily and weekly newspapers and printing plants. The appointment was made by Walter D. Allen president of the National Editorial association and head of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arne G. Ree
Oregon State Editorial Association
Code
NRA
Mue
Walter D. Allen
National Editorial Association
Maytag Officials Claim Record Factory Output
Maytag officials say since January first the Newton factory has operated at full capacity with output higher than ever. ER H Maytag, head of the company and national sales organizer, states the firm has no new orders until further notice due to existing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. H. Maytag
Newton
Myrtle Point Falls To Bandon In Buzzer Beat Hoops
In the old Legion hall, Bandon edges Myrtle Point 30 to 23 with Conn scoring 11 and Cooper 15 for Bandon. Leatherman and Lowe lead Myrtle Point in a low-ceiling contest as both teams struggle for baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Bandon
American Legion
Barson
Seacoast
Conn
Eam Cooperius
Strand
Leatherman
Nores
Myrtle
Baird
Cooper
Daniel
Merchant
Hermann Bowman
Hermann
Sell & E Schmidt
Duncan
Redell Waggoner
Servand
Bondon
Mirtle Point
Lowe
Hoover
Corner
Bryan Bowman
Strong Wilson
Breuer Merchants
Schmidt
Wagner
School Classes Focus On Speed Tests And Classics
Typing II students take speed accuracy tests this six weeks and study tab stops. English VIII reads 19th century novels including David Copperfield Oliver Twist Pride and Prejudice. English IV finishes Silas Marner and moves to essays by Irving Holmes Poe and Korean Journalism. Liner jokes and editorials show student debate. Lockers cause chaos as bells ring and students rush to classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Copperfield
Oliver Twist
Charles Dickens
Jane Austen
Silas Marner
George Eliot
Irving
Holmes
Poe
Lass
Tuer
Lbrarians
Church
Honor Roll Shows Underclassmen Lead Six Week Grades
The six week honor roll lists sophomore and freshman students tying for first with 12 honors each. Juniors follow with eight and seniors with seven. Notable high achievers include Charles Smith and Evelyn Stenhoff with straight averages. The list also names many students across freshman sophomore and junior classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Jennings
Charles Smith
Evelyn Stenhoff
Jerrence Burgess Ellis Crosby
Luanna Fry
Dorothy Gurney
Jim Hever
Raron Hullord
Robert Lundy
Harnett McKay
Aileen Osburne
Eda Smith
Bers Wiliams
Inca Barktow
Roderic Barktow
Lila Davenport
Verlin Hermann Vernon Howe
Yevonna Keightlea
Weile McCracken
Lone Parry
Wilma Redell
Helen Reed Leone Reissverger
Jack Warner
Eleanor
Breuer
Marie Chinton
Bertie Forrest
Mildred James
Dorothy Lundy
Esther Nelser
Dinner Served for Visiting Board Members by Girls
On Wednesday February 28 a two course dinner was served in honor of visiting board members by a group of girls. The event showcased local hospitality and community involvement with the students hosting duties and serving attendees.
Freshman and upperclass projects and events at school
Freshman foods studies dairy cattle and butterfat costs while grafting. The freshman ag class shows grafting in class with Mr Sawyer bringing apple tree parts. The upperclassmen built a test board for electrical faults and plan a test lamp. Juniors weigh a prom or banquet after carnival and a Girls League guest list includes Rachel Bones and several adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breuer
F. C. True
Mabel Barksow
L. P. Lian
Maude Purvine
Edgar Rickard
Girl's League
Rachel Bones
Sawyer
Grade School News and Class Achievements
Fifth grade winners praised with Jello and cookies. Nettie Bailey Wanda Endicott Helen Smith and Jack McDonald named first honor full members. Several students listed as A students Kenneth Cooper Claude Huff Ray Brewster Alice Belshaw Maxne Wilson. Joe Hawkins transfers to Cement Creek. Shirley Bilis absent about a week. Karl Kaufman went to Marshfield for fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Bailey
Wanda Endicott
Helen Smith
Jack McDonald
Pup
Kenneth Cooper
Claude Huff Ray Brewster
Alice Belshaw
Maxne Wilson
Klockentegers
Joe Hawkins
Cement Creek
Miss Cowgill
Mr Summers
Shirley Bilis
Pootson
Karl Kaufman
Marshfield
Local Happenings in North Bend Myrtle Point and Nearby
North Bend’s J ot Davis visited Myrtle Point on business. Roseburg’s Mr and Mrs J E Millsap called on old friends in Myrtle Point while en route home from Coquille. Clinton and Christensen cut a million and a half feet on Floras Creek Curry county and have a million feet ready for trucking. Mrs Isabelle Whittington of Myrtle Point stayed overnight with her son near Coquille. Gray and red oats at Peterson's Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend
J Ot Davis
Myrtle Point
Reaseburg
J E Millsap
Roseburg
Coquille
Floral Creek
Clinton
Christensen
Floras Creek
Curry County
Isabelle Whittingto
Local Social Notes From Ban Don And Nearby Areas
Thursday visits featured Mrs Minnie Smith and daughter-in-law Mrs Leon Smith of Ban don with Mrs Charles Rackleff at her long owned home. Dinner party included Mr and Mrs Verne Lundy and children Dorothy and Robert. Morris Myers drove with daughter Morris to Roseburg to visit Mr Myers. Wranglers’ Party at Erwin Nelson home on Maple street. Marshfield trip by Mr and Mrs Everett Lafferty and Allen Earl and Alma Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Parry
Mr Hollister
Minnie Smith
Leon Smith
Bandon
Charles Rackleff
Mrs. Rackleff
Mrs. Smith
Verne Lundy
Dorothy
Robert
Mre J If Myers
Morris
Roseburg
Mr Myers
Wranglers
Myrtle Point Wranglers
Erwin Nelson
Maple Street
Marshfield
Everett Lafferty
Aow
Allen Earl
Alma Fleming
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Oulei
Coquillema Tebe
Riven
City of
Myrtle Peerald
Oregon
Robert L L Tucker
Arne Rae
Myrtle Point Union High School
Smith-Hughes
Esther Nelson
Jim Bartlett, Wilma Johnson
LeRoy Starr
Mary Robison
Robine” Huff
Bunny” Bones
Helen Reed
Norma Peterson
Leone Rissberger
Ruth Huff
Evelyn Bones
Edna Sturdivant
Hendershott
Ardyce Strong
Lala Davenport
Clarice Shelton
I. McCracken
Mel
Medford
Daily of the
Myrtle Bakery
C. A. Brennan
Prep
Fearnley Bldg
Peterson
W. A. Wellman
Notay
I. N. Demy
Dr. Ty
Jesse Clinton
Mountain States
Power Company
Stanges
Montag
Henry Schroeder & Sons
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