Art After the War Era Seals New Identity
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at postwar cultural shifts shaping art in the era. References suggest an unveiling of fresh styles and renewed public interest in creative expression amid recovery.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
1
Myrtle Point Chamber discusses street lighting and road work
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce reviews plans for a city wide street lighting project using power and telephone lines. Members also discuss road improvements to Gravel Ford cemetery access and a highway committee report due at the next county chamber meeting in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHes
Aish “Batton
Conniote
Mimer Russell
Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder
Ford
Roaig
Bod
Debder of Commerce
D. F. Thompson
Fortland Traveler Involved In Unclear Incident
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Fortland traveler and a possible incident. No clear names, dates, or places emerge beyond scattered terms. The readable portion suggests a travel related event but details remain obscured.
Green Gets Life for Salem Murder
A man named Green was sentenced by Judge J. T. Brand to life imprisonment in Salem for the murder of his fiancée. The jury reached its verdict after a trial that lasted about a day, with testimony highlighting the couple’s troubled relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
J. T. Brand
Salem
Greene
Grom
Oregon
Royal Neighbors to Host Public Card Party Next Monday
The Royal Neighbors plan a community card party at Schresder hall next Monday evening. Each score card includes a ticket for a chance at a special prize drawn by an official. Refreshments will be served after the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schresder Hall
Grange Head visiting county plans state convention
George B. Palmiter state Grange official visits Coon County from Hood River. He attends a Marshfield wedding and schedules further meetings as local Grange prepares for the memory of Mapebield frat week in June. The group plans elaborate preparations and participation in the upcoming parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Palmiter
Coon County
Hood River
Fo ‘Mapebield
Jane
Marshfield
Iocal Greuge
Valley section hints at population growth and climate remarks
Fragmentary Valley section text shows Mr. Grevel and Mr. A Nhy Cote proposing population growth influenced by Coos County climate. Portland man referenced. No clear events or outcomes established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grevel
Coos County
A Nhy Cote
Portland
Easter Party at Masonke Hall for Myrtle Point Kids
A community Easter event Friday afternoon from four to seven at Masonke hall offers games an Easter tournament egg hunt and fun for children in and around Myrtle Point and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonke Hall
Myrtle Point
Snide remark about a boy’s appearance causes stir
A crude taunt targets a snag-toothed boy blamed on his looks. The comment, attributed to a mother figure, sparks discussion about beauty standards and mockery.
Style Show Pleasing At Presbyterian Church Benefit
The Ladies Aid style show at the Walton high school featured Vogue and Hub outfits in morning afternoon and evening wear. Models included Lyle Carver Chres Christensen Averil Laird Velma Hamilton and others with Mrs Breslin and Mrs Ronald Endicott presenting an elegant wedding tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Walon High School
Itnelf
Vogue
Hub
Mre. Breslin
Ronald Endicett
Bromerte
Marah
Lyle Carver
Chres Christensen
Avelia Baker
Averil Laird
Leif Ray
Velma Hamilton
Lila Helloway
Elsie Kelly
Eric Cutler
Jena Kelly
Virginia Kelly
Esther Gierin
Mra
J. L. Breslh
Er Ronald Endicott
Irene Haye
Bea McMullen
Presbyterian Church Supper and Annual Meeting Tonight
Friends and members are invited to the church parlor tonight at 6 30 for a pot luck supper followed by the church annual meeting to approve or reject the prepared budget. Lions club members plan to join for supper after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian ‘Church
PTA Program Highlights Arts And Dance At Junior High
The P T A presented a polished evening of song and a wand drill with a folk dance in charge of Miss Thelma Howe and Miss Georgia Hickman. The event praised cooperation between children and parents and encouraged parental involvement in the child’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. T. A. Gaye & Splendid
Anki
Thelma Howe
Georgia Hickman
Ywan Pleads Guilty In Coquille Bank Robbery Case
Bud McGowsa admitted guilt to an attempted bank robbery in Coquille last December in which Marion Rabe was killed. He waived not guilty and pleaded guilty to a weapons with intent to kill charge, receiving a 10 year sentence from Judge J T Brand after the district attorney urged leniency. A second charge was dropped. McGowan will be sent back to California to complete a burglary term after release from Oregon prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud McGewsa
Coquille
Marion Rabe
California
Buralary
Oregon
Union High School faculty reappointed for next year
The board re elected the faculty with all returning except Miss Mae Young who plans to supervise rather than teach. Named for next year are Leland P Linn superintendent H W Lever W White Earl R B Cool ey Clarence Church Grace Linn Audrey Landy Eleanor Laubert and Miss Elisabeth Luttrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Mae Young
Leland P. Linn
H. W. Lever
W. White
Earl RB. Cooley
Clarence Church
Grace Linn
Audrey Landy
Eleanor Laubert
Elisabeth Luttrell
Road on Big Cans Precsion Report
A fragmentary note describes Mr Roberts remarks about road conditions and road work. It mentions trucks and a plan that the road would stay and would not cost the county much. The text is garbled but centers on road project feasibility.
Miss Laird Receives Welcome Address Honor
Miss Laird rose to respond to the welcome address in a society gathering. Vernita, noted for high standings, marks the second such honor by the society this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honet
Miss Laird
Misa
Vernita
Women Talk Dubiously After Man's Operation
A man undergoes surgery for his ailment amid social chatter from women who view the event as a gossip-worthy topic rather than a medical milestone.
Campfire Girls and Boy Scouts Planning Garden Club
The Campfire girls met at the Junior High after school with Mrs. Wil Lundy who spoke on gardening and preservation of wildflowers. She urged a junior garden club with the Boy Scouts, planned flower planting on the city hall lawn, and noted a visit to the hospital and shut-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Landy
Lundy
City Hall
Easter Evening Service Drama at Methodist Church
Easter Sunday evening the Methodist church will stage The Challenge of the Cross a sacred drama. Seven young ladies of the church and the chair will participate with roles including Evangel First Qrinciple Second Disciple and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Evangel
Edna Mae Clarke
Mrs. Church
Misa Grace Linn
Misa Mary Harteell
Misa Doloris Davinport
Margaret Lever
Misa Thelma Howe
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Berman Sumerlin
Elen Schroeder
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Poland
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Ywan
Wis
Campfire Girls
BOY Scouts
Grandma Michell
Witk
Maple Stresh
Beetlen
Vibe Lefee
Fox
le Carting
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