Curtain notes praise for local stage performers
In a lively curtain commentary, Lucile Camp receives high marks for her portrayal as Aunt JuJu and Mrs Lewellen is praised for finishing scenes well. The piece calls out Mary Lae and Mise Hasdl as notable students, noting the two mile trip to town for the show and widespread audience approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rin
Lucile Camp
Mike
Thelma Snyder
Georgia
Lanelle
Mrs. Lewellen
JuJu
Mary
Oregon Draws Attention From Across Nation At Chamber Meeting
National interest in moving to Oregon highlighted by Secretary Dickinson as letters from across the country show settlers with four to ten thousand dollars and plans to buy acreage. Future Farmers talk in Myrtle Point as visitors from Cottage Grove to Roseburg attend. Chamber pledges prize for oratorical contest and discusses freight-rate relief for gasoline to Coos Bay. New and honorary members were reported by Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
George BR. Dickinson
Chamber of Commerce
Hamm
State Chamber of Commerce
Chambers of Commerce
Leland Wagner
Smith-Hughes
Myrtle Peint Union High School
Chamber
Shay
Myrtle Point
Wagner
Cottage Grove
Malin
Bandon
Grants Pass
Coos River
Medford
Coquille
Roseburg
Chas. Harlocker
L. L. Sumerlin
Coos Bay
Lions Club
California
Portland
Coes Harbor
Balt Lake
Spokane
Missouri River
Ostrander Hospitalized After Premarian Operation
The text reports Pastor Ostrander undergoing surgery with unclear details and a note that the cause of his condition remained uncertain at the time of the operation. The fragmentary record mentions hospitalization and an incisional procedure with unspecified outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Ostrander
R. Ostrander
Tecesiawy
Bowe
Bridge Man in Ores Desperate Suicide Attempt
Last night at Bridge, Ores., an resident named Sateiah attempted self destruction by firing a pistol. The shot narrowly missed vital areas, and he was found by a family member in a prone position near the supper table with a pistol in hand. Medical attention followed as he remained in poor health and expressed hope to live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Ores
Des- Racy
Sateiah
Shields
R. H. Mastrespo
Campfire Girls Seernaoan Walk on Feures Street
Shenandoah Seep of oan girls joined a campfire outing led by Pearl Dodele and Miss Fairy Davis. The group hiked to the Redell ranch and back on Feures Street, with members including Cla re Shipton Marianna Steele Thelda Miller Bernice Wagner Love yar ner Laurie Lemon Leone Rilsberger Hazel Schrader Phyllis Dement Carol Hazelton Kathryn Hamilton Eleanor Brewer and Jean Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aie
Pearl Dodele
Fairy Davis
T. G
Bumerlin
Feures Street
Redell Ranch
Clare Shipton
Marianna Steele
Thelda Miller
Bernice Wagner
Love Yarner
Laurie Lemon
Leone Rilsberger
Hazel Schrader
Phyllis Dement
Carol Hazelton
Kathryn Hamilton
Eleanor Brewer
Jean Harrison
Rain Changes Dinner Plans for Barker Family Group
Inclement weather moved a planned Sunday dinner for friends of the E. C. Barker family from the Goofus Nest to the Barker home on Sixth Street. Attending were the G. E. Hamilton family, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Dickinson, Miss Helen Ruscell, Miss Mildred Russell, Henry Schroeder, and the Barker family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Barker
Goofus Nest
Barker
Sixth Street
G. E. Hamilton
G. R. Dickinson
Helen Ruscell
Mildred Russell
Henry Schroeder
High School Faculty Prepare for Benefit Play
The faculty cast works on a spring production titled The Merang slated for April 8. Cast members and staff expect it to be the best yet and urge citizens to attend to support the high school benefit.
Funeral for Mrs. Anna A Earls in Powers
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna A Earls wife of Thomas Earls of Powers are held today at Powers with Rev Adams officiating. Burial follows at Powers. Mrs Earls born in Minnesota died of pneumonia after an illness. She had no children from this marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Earls
Thomas Earls
Powers
Adams
The
Baptist Church
Arls
Minnesota
Meumonia
Returning from Chicago couple plans southward trip
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clinton return from Chicago where they spent months while someone took an election. They will travel south and view in Los Angeles before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Clinton
Chicago
Mesetinbo
Los Tangeles
Parr Board Plan For Year At Marehfield Old Officers Re elected
The Coos and Curry Fair Association held its first meeting at the Chandler hotel in Marehfield Tuesday evening electing officers to serve another year. A next meeting is planned in Bandon on April bagroy. Committees and speakers are being arranged with several local figures named to roles at the Bandon school and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cees
Curry Fair Association
Chandler
Marehfield
Bandon
George Jenekins
L. H. Pearce
Jena “Gyinth
Smith-Hi
W. ON. Ceuning
Smi Ughes
Ace Uiver
Dement
Clanton
Breedbent
Girls Enjoy Weekend At Cabin In The Woods
A group of girls spent a weekend at a cabin in the woods engaging in First Aid study and cooking, with an evening meal prepared in a moss oven. Participants included Jeanne Pet, Black era Malak, Neva Mae Ace, Stenwm Ig Ny Ea Miller, and Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabin the Woods
Readers Share Praise For The Herald Features
A reader from California commends The Herald for its diverse pages and interviews. She highlights Jane Hamilton interviews, Verna Laird Europe trip account, and a land claim note in Coos County, praising thrift article and awaiting more reader feedback to guide future selections.
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Mies
Mary G. Oakla
Engand Ee Tits
Pines
Coating County
Vernita Laird
Europe
Jhaman
Herald
The
Ownership proof required to sell ten or more chickens
Sheriff certificates now needed to sell ten or more poultry as part of updated livestock laws. The reform tightens evidence of ownership and care, aiming to curb theft and disease. Other changes include license adjustments for dog breeders, meat facilities, and slaughter controls, with state indemnity for horse slaughter and federal matching funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F.rows
Saint Claes
Slagheering
Lytle
Dog
The
Humane Society
Radabaugh Under Knife At Mast Hospital
A. J. Radabaugh president of the Bank of Myrtle Point is a patient at the Mast hospital after an operation last week. He is over seventy and his friends are glad to hear he recovered well and is on the road to convalescence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Radabaugh
Bank of Myrtle Point
Mast Hospital
Radabaugh
Myrtle Point Man Appointed County Dairy Inspector
A Myrtle Point man was appointed county dairy inspector by the county court on Monday at the request of local dairymen. The office, paying 1752 per month, aims to elevate Coos county dairy industry by improving sanitation and health preservation in production and handling. The appointee is described as a capable young man with strong prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Mrs Ranton Undergoes Goitre Operation at Local Church
Mrs. E. G. Ranton wife of Rev. Ranton pastor of the Methodist church underwent an operation to remove an inward goitre. She is reported to be resting well and expects a second operation in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Ranton
Ranton
Methodist Church
Young Folks Charter Stage Bus for Frisco
Plans proceed for Myrtle Union Christian Endeavor members to attend the International Convention in San Francisco July 11 to 18. North Bend youths fundraise with a play and seek local support. return trip travels via the Redwood Highway.
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Sesturs Fatue
Christian Endeavor
Myrtle Union
International Christian Endeavor
San Francisco
North Bend
Hep Finance Gree
Yimale
Polatt High
Denice
Roseburg
Pee Redwood Highway
Royal Neighbors Meeting Attended by Local Residents
Hannesohn Felsher and Anna Tripp joined Eugene Sunday activities returning from a convention of Royal Neighbors. Nash King, national supreme officer, presided at the Souter Hall. Also visited daughters Miss Mabel Hall at the Christian hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannesohn Felsher
Anna Tripp
Eugene
Nash
King Resent
Souter Tionrs
Hall II
Mabel Hall
Fic Christian Hospital
Hall Breaks Arm in Accident at Monmouth Resident
J W Hall former resident now of Monmouth aged over eighty broke his forearm while getting in wood. He stumbled with an armful and fell. his daughters Mrs Tommy Weekly and Mrs Hervey checked on him and reported he is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W. Hall
Monmouth
Hall
Tommy Weekly
Hervey
District Hoop Tourney Touts Week of High School Action
Eight teams including Marshfield Roseburg Myrtle Point North Bend Port Orford Coos River Riverton compete for district honors at the Armory floor in Marshfield. Openers Thursday feature Myrtle Point vs Riverton at 3 pm Coquille vs Port Orford at 4 pm Coos River vs Kiagna Marshfield at 3 30 pm. Port Orford is favored to win the tournament with games continuing Friday and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Marshfield
Oageititey Marshfield
Roseberg
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Port Orford
Coos River
Riverton
Coquille
Kiagna
Bridge District Chooses School Staff for Next Year
Oliver H Clarke named principal for the coming year with several teachers already hired. Harold J Laswell of Monmouth will teach the i th and Sth, Mrs Rath Brown will teach the Sth and 6th in her third year. Elise Lamp of Bhead Oregon leads the ore division and now teaches Montana. The teacher for the oF ind and fourth grades has not yet been.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge District
Oliver H Clarke
Harold J. ‘Laswell
Monmouth
Rath
Brown
Elise Lamp
Bhead
Oregon
Montana
of Indane
John Day Valley Ranger Debuts in Oregon News Scene
Arthur RB Jones renames his paper The East Oregon Ranger to John Day Valley Ranger at John Day Oregon. The six column six page issue features wide represented news coverage and heavy local advertising showing Jones aiming for bold editorial voice and increased community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
East Oregon Ranger
John Day
Oregon
Arther RB. Jones
Myrtle 7 Point
John Day Valley Ranger
John Dey
Ranger
Mr. Jones
First Of Series On New Laws By 36th Otage Legislature
Herald readers are invited to read the first of a series by James F. Rowe United Press staff correspondent at Salem outlining the new laws passed by the 36th Otage legislature. The articles aim to inform readers about the laws and their practical effects.
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State Chamber Commerce
Oregonians
Full Beats
Case Harbor
Elton Schroeder
Eloe
Francisco
Dickinson
Ostrander IN Hospital
Tlarry K. Ekisian
Lexington
Deependent
Campfire
Myrtle Pointers
Curry
Wreniae
Macahfield
Sherif
Lawrenss Reckiel
Im County
Goitre
Frisco
Christian Endeavorers
BN. A. Meet
I Restaurant
Ves
Thomas
Michigan
Coated States Naval
Dvison
Arthur Jones
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