Future Farmers Headed to Grants Pass Meet for Regional Contests
Twenty six Smith Hughes students from Myrtle Point and seven nearby schools depart for Grants Pass to compete in four shop events and a first-time oratorical contest. Winners advance to Corvallis for Smith Hughes week, then to Phoenix and Kansas City for national honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ve Smuth Hughes
Union High School
Leland Wagner
Granta Pasa
Future Farmers
Oregon
Coltage Grove
Hoseburg
Medford
Grants Pass
Myrtle Point
Aquille
Bandon
Jamesrowley
Elton Clinton
Donald Gil.ison
Henry Lever
Walter Felschauel
Corvallin
Smith Hughes
Phoenix Arizona
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
New Economic Teacher for Union High School
At the Union High School board meeting last evening the entire staff was re elected Miss Elizabeth Luttrell resigned prompting the election of Miss Gertrude Sick to her position Miss Sick is a Payette Idaho high school graduate and is a student at the O C She leads the home economics program for the ex position at the 8 C this year The Smith Hughes course teacher election will wait until summer as contracts run to July
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Union High School Board
Elizabeth Luttrell
Misa Gertrude Sick
Miss Sick
Payette
Idaho
O .C
Alpha Phi Omega
Willamette President Carl G Doney to Speak at Commencement
Carl G Doney president of Willamette University will be the graduation speaker at Union High School commencement on May 21. He will also speak at Bandon and possibly other county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G Doney
Willamette University
Union High School
Doney
Bandon
Coos Bay Harbor Freight Gains Ground for Roseburg
Coos Bay leaders push for a Myrtle Point to Roseburg freight corridor via the Coos Bay highway. A sugar carload from San Francisco arrived in Coos Bay and reached Roseburg within four hours, saving time vs the Portland route. Marshfield and North Bend report ideal road conditions and urge Roseburg to adopt Coos Bay as a terminal water point, with Medford aligning on Crescent City.
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Coos Bay
Roseburg
Umpqua
Coos Bay Harbor
Myrtle Point
Boata
Coox Bay
San Francisco
Leason
Ita
Medford
Crescent City
Arago Calf and Poultry Clubs Hold First Regular Meeting
The Arago calf and poultry clubs opened with March 20 meetings led by Geo Hampton and FE Schröder. A club name contest was set, and a season program was adopted with talks on feeding housing and management. Next meetings are April 16.
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Arago
Geo Hampton
FE Schroeder
Mompten
A.sprieg
Orvin Miller Herbert Carl
Harry Collwr
Funl
Orvus Miller
Laura Milani
Melvin Carl
Poultry Club
Twin Oaks School Board Names Emily Shull Teacher
The Twin Oaks School board has elected Miss Emily Shull to teach at the school for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Oaks
Mra
Emily Shull
Governor Norblad subpoenaed in Rogue River fish trial
The Rogue river fish trial at Gold Beach subpoenas Governor Norblad as a witness. He may be asked what information led him to appoint a special prosecutor. Judge Starr noted the governor need not appear immediately but would be advised when to testify.
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Rogue River
Gold Beach
Norblad
Justice of the Peace
Starr
Nurses to Meet in Coquille District No 10
A meeting of graduate nurses from District No 10 of Coos county will be held at Miss Marion King’s home 136 Second Street Coquille this Friday at 8 oclock. All graduate nurses in or out of the district are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Marion King
Second Street
Coquille
Pot Luck at Church and Annual Meeting Report
Presbyterian church members met in the parlors for a pot-luck dinner followed by the annual church meeting. Reports described a satisfactory past year and outlined plans for the new year. About fifty people attended. Mr and Mrs Jim Myers drove to Sunset Bay and Shore Acree Sunday for a pleasure trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mrs
Jim Myers
Sunset Bay
Shore Acree
Instructors Seek Bigger Smith Hughes Displays at Fair
Smith Hughes instructors from Myrtle Point Coquille and Bandon met in Coquille hotel to urge larger Smith Hughes exhibits for the Coos and Curry fair. They favored separating serious projects in judging to reflect true effort and quality, noting cow projects may yield higher net returns than poultry projects. The fair board will discuss proposals at its next meeting.
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Smith-Hughes
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Bandon
Fair
Smith- Hughes
Fair Board
Corvallis College Band Delights Myrtle Point Audiences
The Oregon State College band from Corvallis played two shows in Myrtle Point, first at the high school auditorium and then at Oaks pavilion, delivering a high quality program that impressed but drew a smaller crowd than expected. The band traveled in two large Oregon Stage Co. buses and stayed at the Myrtle Point hotel, with manager Austin Dodge visiting family during the visit.
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Myrtle Point
State College
Corvallis
Av Oaks
Northwest
Bandon
Silver Spray Pavilion
Oregon Stage Co
Myrtle Hotel
Austin Dodge
E A Dodge
Senator Eddy Honors Local Founder at Douglas County Banquet
Before his Father and Son speech Senator Eddy asked Wayne Jones to stand. Jones, a 260 pound building and loan leader in Douglas County, is well known to many Myrth Pointers. The Herald is 32.00 a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father and Son
Senator Eddy
Wayne Jones
Busnessman
Douglas County
Herald
Myrtle Point Woman's Club Plans April Pioneer Meeting
The Myrtle Point Woman's Club met at City Hall with a program including Durward Druliner, Ellie Lund, Joanne Parrott, Roderick Barklow, and De G McClellan. Dr McClellan spoke on modern dentistry urging early dental care and healthy habits for children. The club discussed high school annual ads, state convention delegates, a bake sale fund drive, and a social Pioneer meeting in April with refreshments and a decorative committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Durward Druliner
Ellie Lund
Joanne Parrott
Roderick Barklow
de G McClellan
McClellan
Mary G Harris Seeks Fat Elk Co Oil News
Mrs. Mary G Harris of Oakland California renews her Herald subscription and hopes for updates on Fat Elk Gas and Oil Co work. She says the paper serves the Coquille valley and company by reporting drilling progress and potential oil pay quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Mary G. Harris
Oskland
Calif
Fat Elk Gas and Oil Co
Rebekahs Enjoy Turkey Dinner Meeting Night
The Rebekahs met Monday evening in Schroeder's hall for a soda and burness evening. At 6 30 everyone sat down to a fine turkey dinner. Guests from Equille were present, adding to the pleasure of the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Schroeder’n Hall
Fat Elk Oland Gas Drill Encounters Prospective Oil Sand
The Fat Elk Oland Gas drill below 600 feet reports gua rd progress as two shifts work and gas is found late last week. The drill enters sandstone showing indications of oil with all strata aligning with government survey data. The city council enforces stray dog licenses and reports no complaints or arrests by noon today as the program begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Oland Gas Company
Guaud
Government Geological Survey
Jersey Club to Organize at City Hall Next Tuesday
The western representative of the American Jersey cow club, Mr Lowery, will visit city hall next Tuesday afternoon to reorganize the club. Dairymen are urged to attend, whether or not they are former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerse Cow Club
Mr Lowery
Indies Auxiliary Card Party at Schroeder Hall
The Indies of the American Legion Auxiliary host a card party Wednesday at 8 pm in Schroeder hall with 50 cent score cards. Also notes a county health report listing diphtheria scarlet fever pneumonia chickenpox and mumps cases for last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Indies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Schroeder Hall
Atate Bun
Conor County
National Tuberculosis Association launches early diagnosis campaign
A nationwide health program titled the Early Diagnosis Campaign will be launched by the National Tuberculosis Association and its 1500 member groups. In Oregon the effort is sponsored by the Oregon Tuberculosis Association with 20 county health affiliates under a medical advisory committee led by Dr. Ralph C. Matson. Clinics will be held statewide to encourage early TB diagnosis, especially in children and young people, with admission through local physicians and county nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Tuberculosis Association
Oregon
Oregon Tuberclosia Association
Ralph C. Matson
Portland Physian
Childeen
Oregon Tuberculosis Associaion
Association
G. C. Bellinger
Marr Bisaillon
William Knox
Ralph Clatson
Ray W. Matson
P D. Newmeyer
DeWalt Payne
Creamerymen Back Advertising Boost for Butter Quality
Oregon creamery operators meeting in Salem approved continuing butter advertising campaigns after reports of 25 percent plus sales increases. They credited ads for improved butter quality and endorse the dairy college scoring and analysis service for the coming year.
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Oregon
Salem
Mer
Dairy Department
The
State College
Opened Insurance Office in Schneider Building
R. M. Harrison has opened an office in the Schneider building two doors south of the post office to write accident and health insurance for the Commonwealth Casualty Co of Newark NJ. Mr Harriss suffered a leg injury two years ago and is now able to take up a line of work enabling him to earn again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Harrison
Schneider
Commonwealth Casualty Co
Newark
N. J
Harriss
May you saw kk in The Mesald. oe tee
The fragmentary note mentions kk in The Mesald with unclear context and no clear event, date, or named entities. No further readable facts to establish a coherent news item or outcome.
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Mesald
Patriotism Honored at Myrtle Point Father and Son Banquet
State Senator B L Kédy of Roseburg spoke on sound doctrine and patriotism at the Father and Son banquet sponsored by the chamber of commerce. Dozens attended, with music, talks by H W Lever and Wilfred Neal, and a Scout first aid demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Eddy
Elton Schroeder
Jay Schriefer
Cecil Beorker
Derl Carver
8. Compton
Jean Presater
E. V. Ostrander
Herbert Strong
E. G Barker
Cecil Barker
George
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Big Boy
Woman's Club
Myrtle Point Woman's Club
Nellie Fearnley
Mary Lundy
Barker
Gladys Evans
Etta Rossiow
C J Hall
Mabel Barklow
Rachael Phillips
Pioneer Meeting
Decorating
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T. L
Fat Elk Well
Turkey
Caty Council
Jersey Club
Henness
Mre
Lillie Fish
Martha Young
Sarah Hermann
Rose Garrett
Anna Guerin
Annie Deyue
Mias
Emm Schneider
Baa
Chanber of Commerce
B. L. Kédy
Ben
Myrtis
Chamber of Commerce
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George R. Dickinson
Elmer Russell
Roderick Barklew
Wilfred Neal
Clarence Carrick
Clarence
Eddy Speake
Thesenates
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