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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1930

Page

6

Unusual Seven-Car Collision Near Millington Causes Injuries

A chaotic seven car crash near Millington Saturday night left one woman slightly injured and caused extensive pavement damage. Jers and E L Barklow faced reckless driving and hit and run charges, each fined 50 dollars with license suspensions.

Millington Coos Bay Milington Cc. C. Williams Jers E. L. Barksow Point Wil Peters Barklow Bet Peters Williams Ishway Eslington Merlere Peter J J Foster Joe Styman Marshfield Foster Elmer Worthington Worthington E. I. Barklow John Whobrey Broadbent Oregon Styman Paul Vincent Stanley Core Ue Raymo Olsen Bolt C. Wiliams Pear Empire Bruce McIntyre Yesterda

Paying Our Debts Sermon and Finance Seminar at Marshfield Church

The Methodist church hosts a 1000 member service with a sermon Paying Our Debts and an 8:00 sermon What's Holding Our Churches Back. An Ep worth League meets at 7, followed by a finance seminar at 6 30 on Wednesday led by Dr M A Marcy in charge in J Hall Marshfield Co. minister J Hall leads.

Epworth League M A Marcy Marshfield J. Hall

Easter Poems From Miss Dodele Room Winners

Junior high students earned drill pins and certificates for writs and poetry. Names include Helen Reed Ellis Barklow Violet Evans Martin Johnson Kenneth Diets Bernice Wagner Jean Harrison Lloyd Dietz Elizabeth Hall Eloice Keller Phyllis Dement Rod eric Barklow Madeline Ford Dale Druliner Ollie Ellen Loshbaugh Le Roy Starr Edna Sturdivant Melvin Lakey Mary Massie. Original Easter poems by 6A and 7B students reflect school life and holiday themes.

Helen Reed Ellis Barklow Violet Evans Martin Johnson Kenneth Diets Bernice Wagner Jean Harrison Lloyd Dietz Elizabeth Hall Eloice Keller Phyllis Dement Roderic Barklow Madeline Ford Dale Druliner Ollie Ellen Loshbaugh LeRoy Starr Edna Sturdivant Melvin Lakey Mary Massie Alice Mae Endicott Wendell Johnson Eleanor Breuer Lottie Wagner Harold Hall Sylvia Culbertson Ida Cosner Harold Weekly Clarice Shelton Carol Hagerton Alice Rackleff Wilfred Neal Robert Stevens Erola Volkmar Madge Nelson Phyldel As Morrs Ardyce Strong Idred Barkow Doris James Danford Mac Hull Claude Pressler Bob Ford Raymond Carver

Easter Tidings and a Hospital Escape Report

Geraldine Reed Spillane escapes hospital in Salem Oregon with Raymond Spillane and Vernon Pease also missing after both men fled the ward by forcing a door lock. Spillane was committed from Coos county last January and Pease from Lane county.

Salem Ore Raymond Spillane Whens Coos County Vernon Pease Lane County Spillane

Savoy Cabbage Aids Home Grown Fresh Supply

Savoy cabbage praised as best for home gardens with bright dark green crinkled leaves and solid sweet heads. Advice covers planting two feet apart, moist rich soil, dusting, and pest spray timing to deter white butterflies. Notes cabbage nutrition and a rise in healthy summer vegetables as a value add.

Savoy

Oregon Highways to Be Cleaned on May 10

Oregon Governor A W Norblad proclaims State Highway Clean-up Day on May 10 to beautify all state highways. Led by Mrs Jessie M Honeyman, Boy Scouts, chambers of commerce, service clubs, and students will join crews along every mile, with two teams per mile and state trucks collecting debris. Workers assemble at designated mile posts and receive instructions before starting cleanup along the ditch and right of way. Only private-property work with owner consent. bring tools like rakes forks and pruning hooks.

Eugene Obe Oregon A W Norblad State Federation of Garden Clubs Jessie M Honeyman Jourist Chambers of Commerce Honeyman

Broadbent broadcasts report on local events and celebrations

Arza Smith returns from Wisley hospital with eye trouble. May Day and Health Day programs planned for Friday at eleven. Club demo, races, and community activities draw a large crowd. Lesle Hermann and Vivian Moll receive final writing diplomas. Rats play draws crowd. cream and pie sale raises thirty dollars. Goldie Agnew named after birth to Hamilton family. Mrs. Woodcock visits from Ban Don. Hamiltons move. Lilienthals plan move to new home soon.

Broadbent ORF Arza Smith Wisley Hospital Oregon Lesle Hermann Vvian Moll Bill Hamilton Goldie Agnew Chesta Woodcock Bandon Sunda Ben Hamilton

Oregon State tractor endurance test breaks two world records

The Caterpillar 10 operated day and night since April 12 under real farm conditions as Oregon State College tests its endurance. The device records draft, engine revolutions, miles, fuel and water use, track wear and other factors. Review is by agricultural and engineering schools. The tractor has cultivated the college farm and a 130 acre prune orchard among other properties.

Oregon State College College Farm

Local court actions in Portland liquor cases

Hee Shelli faced U S Commissioner EO A Dodge on a possession and transporting intoxicating liquor charge and was bound over to the U S district court in Portland with bail set at 2500 dollars. Ananda EO Wolbridge appeared before the same commissioner on a liquor charge and was bound over with bail of 1500 dollars. Marshal Joe Vogalsang arrested E H Greene on liquor charges, and Justice EA Suutyge fined him thirty dollars plus thirty days in jail for nonpayment.

Hee Shelli U S T To S Portland Joe Vogalsang E H Greene Bert Pearson EA Suutyge

Sunshine Returns as Local Folks Gather at Myrtle Point

Mr and Mrs Vi Stevens visited Myrtle Point Monday. Families including the Wests and Clatens joined Earl West and kin. Leanna Screeder and Mildred Went attended a barn event. Neighbors helped with Lua Shuck’s home. A county dance drew a crowd Saturday night. Electrical work and other local gossip fill the week.

Vi Stevens Myrtle Point Jarrsnzo West Miuldrai Dorothy Mr West Irie Claten Earl West Famiy Leanna Screeder Mildred Torm Binten Quy Litth Sen Mona Louise Maa Spen Lige Albert Sen Mra Walter Schroeder Norway Lowe Hote Albert

Preventing Contagion Among School Children

A Cove county health bulletin urges parents to decide when a child is sick enough to miss school. It notes that while diphtheria and smallpox infections have declined, measles and whooping cough remain risks especially for young children. Mothers aid prevention. children should stay home with unusual symptoms.

Cove County Health Department Renta

Church of Christ Bible School Plans Third Sermon Series

The Church of Christ Bible school will host a sermon and communion service at 10 a.m. The third in a series on "God Don' t forget" will be preached. Mothers Day is observed one week from Sunday.

Bible School

Thompson Judge Appointed Police Judge in Berkeley Area

The Oakland Tribune notes A. G. Thompson of Levinston avenue Cerrito, a Berkeley attorney with Stanford and Harvard training, has been named police judge of Fl Cerrito. Thompson brings extensive legal experience and municipal government study to the post.

Oakland Calif Myrtle Pointera A. G. Thompson Levinston Avenue KE Cerrito Berkeley Fl Cerrito Thompson Stanford Harvard

Lawyer's later life moves from Oregon to California

A biography notes a lawyer who earned a Doctor of Druriaprudence at the University of Colicago. He practiced law for several years in Oregon before relocating with his family to California.

University of Colicago Oregon California

New Ownership At Novelty Store Burns & Steele

Announcement invites former customers and new patrons to visit the Novelty store under new management. Prices reduced across the store and customers urged to inspect offerings. Mentioned readers should say they saw it in The Herald.

Busineas Burns & Steele Herald

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