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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1930
Page
7
The Myrtle Leaf lists the Freeman school term events from March to May including student meetings, band practice, girls league parties, junior and senior programs, exams, baccalaureate, and commencement. The senior play Are You a Mason will be staged April 9 with 7 boys and 7 girls directed by Miss Linn.
A Girls League meeting on Thursday March 13 adopted a creed. The pledge emphasizes honesty courage faithfulness unselfish service and courteous conduct among girls and women. The group set a party for March 28 with ten cent admission and a tea on May 9. Velma Hamilton led as main committee chair with new appointees Marguerite Sunstrup publicity and Billy Lund refreshments.
Merle Clinton was absent most of last week due to illness. Ferrin McKay and Eve undell were absent several days for illness. Aileen Dement missed part of last week and this week. Elsie Reed was out last week with a foot injury. A large number of students attended the Marsh field tournament last weekend.
The Willamette Girls' age club gave a brief concert for the students Friday afternoon during the seventh period. Selections were well rendered by all. The program included a group song, violin solo, and the play The College versus and Juliet. The manager gave a short talk about the performance.
Myrtle Point beat Arago 20 to 18 in Marshfield on March 14 as Rage fast breaks stifled Arago. Wagner led with seven points while Conlee Deen and Wagner formed the top scorers, with Powrie and substitutions noted in the lineup.
In a tense game, North Bend defeats Myrtle Point in a rough clash. The March 14 contest featured lineups including Myrtla Point-Coske and players Fy Ray, Christensen, and Wagner as the tournament moved into Friday action.
Players North Bend Chapman R F Wilson L F Anderson C Deweene RG Laskey LG Woods for Christensen Shelton for Wagner Bloor quist for W Anderson Ward for Laskey noted as substitutions in lineup changes and bench shifts.
Myrtle Point finishes fourth in the tournament after a 18 to 48 defeat to Roseburg in the consolation match. lineup notes list Conlee Ray Wagner Chris Tensen for Myrtle Point and Koening Ilia Applegate Eathier Bayles for Roseburg with Dement and Woods as substitutes.
School classes taught by Conase Co. at Schroeders completed woolen dresses. Clothing and food instruction occurred on specified days for the Monarch's project.
Students fear book reports and exams all at once. Spacing due dates would give time to read, write, and prepare, improving grades and easing teacher workload by avoiding late submissions.
The Freshmen won 1 to 0 in a field game echoed by Sam who scored the deciding point. Freakmen were unable to clinch a reply as time expired.
Mr and Mrs George Dickinson helped launch Grants Pass’s new bank on the Pacific highway between Portland and San Francisco. The event drew crowds from 2 PM to 10 PM with wine punch and flowers from local businesses. Sam H Baker now serves as cashier. The Oregon Daily Courier advertised the bank opening while the Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a productive meeting at Mrs Annie Deyoe’s home.
First B begins reading the Primer as Johnny Rissberger arrives from Klamath Falls. Classes model porridge bowls squarely. Second grade reports new pupils Barbara Lee and Virginia Graham. Dutch project explores shared customs. Subtraction progresses. canaries finish Group I work and move to all combinations. The Second grade rooms plant a daffodil garden and welcome spring flowers. Third A and Fourth B prepare sand table displays and study Irish St Patrick themes. Robert Rissberger starts school. Alice Belshaw away ill. Fourth A Harriett McKay returns after illness. Eda Smith back from illness. readings mention Billy Whiskeye and Africa study.
Farmers aiming to sell at roadside stands must offer lower prices than town stores while ensuring freshness and quality. Stands must be well presented and attractively arranged to entice motorists, who prefer cash and carry deals that save a few cents. Those who fail to price below local markets risk losing future customers.
Residents awoke Monday to roofs and sidewalks blanketed by frost. The fruit appears not yet ripe enough to suffer damage. The air has been unsettled all week, likely due to mountain conditions.
A list of individuals from across the United States and Canada requests specific Oregon land types for farming and fruit production. Names include George H Brown from New York and Walter Oscar Myers from Washington, detailing acres and regions they desire such as Umpqua Valley and western Oregon coastal areas.
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