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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1928

Page

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Arago and Myrtle Point Seek All Year Highway Link

A six member Arago delegation urged county court to extend the west approach of the Myrtle Point bridge to the foothills to enable an all year road between Arago and Myrtle Point. They cited school consolidation and year round mail as reasons, with rural and market road needs highlighted by speaker George Topping.

Arago Union High School Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Myrle Hotel J. D. Carl George Hampton J B. Moomaw Clarence Schroeder M. Moore J. L. Burtis Hampton George Topping Bandon Coos County Topping

Office changes at Bank of Myrtle Point building

Several moves occurred in the Bank of Myrtle Point building this week. Cal M. King moved his law office to fourth street rooms on the second floor. Dr. G McClellan moved his dental office to former King rooms. Dr. O H Clarke enlarged and reconfigured his quarters near the stair, using more front rooms for consultation and operation. John H Tucker, public accountant, also quarters in the building.

Bank of Myrtle Point Cal M. King Fourth Artest G. McClellan Mr. King O. H. Clarke Spruce Street Clarke John H. Tucker Public Accountant

Ford Touring Car Stolen From Dement Ranch

C H Eddy, a rancher on Dement creek, reported his Ford touring car stolen from the Dement ranch at about four o clock Saturday afternoon. The thief is known, and the car is expected to be returned to Mr Eddy in due course.

C. H. Eddy Dement Creek Dement Ranch Mr. Eddy Mr Eddy

Ferdinand in Spokane campaign for church school

Rev M. Ferdinand, known in Myrtle Point, travels to Spokane to promote establishing a church school. He is aided by Bishop D N McInturff, father of Attorney J W McInturff of Marshfield.

M. Ferdinand Myrtle Point Spokane D. N. McInturff J. W. McInturff Marshield

Local People Daughter Reaches Radio Link With Shanghai

Crawford Asaia, a local boy known here, connected Mrs. J B Whitaker with a Shanghai radio broadcaster who located their daughter Helen Whitaker. She sent three Morse code messages from Shanghai and is expected to visit Hangchow this week. Mr and Mrs Whitaker plan to visit Mr Annin's station next Wednesday to exchange direct messages.

Crewford Asaia New 8 Bend Pad J. 8 Whitaker Helen Crawford Shanghai Miss Whitaker Hangchow China

Arago School Show Friday Night Proposes Jane

The Arago school plans a free Friday evening program titled Proposing to Jane featuring a Cornfield Canaries performance from Coquille. An after show auction will sell basket lunches and the Ladies Aid will offer lunches and furniture crafted by students to fund gymnasium pledge payments.

Arago Jane Coquille Manual Raining

Taxpayer dollars under scrutiny by assessor talk

County Assessor Jesse Byers spoke on tax spending and taxation fairness. He argued Coos county and Oregon pay eight times current taxes compared with ten years ago, noting locals fund improvements willingly. His remarks are echoed in a related Herald article.

Jesse Byera Coos County Oregon Myrtle Point

City Council Considers Sidewalks and Dog Licenses

The council authorized a sidewalk survey and report on widening all streets including Harris and Cherry from east to west. A plan proposes sidewalks on both sides of most streets. Shell Oil gained permit for a distribution station south of the Western Pacific depot. Water officials urge clearing logs from Cherry Creek to ease pumping season. The marshal will enforce dog licensing with arrests and fines for nonpayment. A proposal to remove gravel from streets using oil was discussed.

City Councilonday Ane Cnat Weet Harris Street Union High School Cstrestt Shell Oil Company Beethern Pacific Wethen P. W. Culver Cherry Creek

Marshfield County Fair Board Plans Big Fall Program

Plan County fair board members Kaif Cooley L. H. Peares and P 10 Land and Tave Dnt attended a Marshfield meeting at Broadmere cafe. Directors agreed to make this year’s fair bigger and better with a fall program. A committee including Ellis Dement W. T. Dement and L. H. Peares was appointed to oversee the race track.

L. H. Peares Kaif Cooley Land Tave Dnt Marshfield County Fair Board Broadmeer Cafe Sair Ellis Dement W. T. Dement

Emerys mark 76th wedding anniversary at North Bend

B D Emery and family plan a Sunday visit to North Bend to help celebrate the 76th anniversary of R N Emery and his wife. The couple, married in Silvera, have ten children—eight sons and two daughters—with four children living in California.

B. D. Emery North Bend Silvieta California

Council approves city bills in May session

May 17 council meeting notes bills approved for payment including P W Culver marshal 150 dollars Wallace Dement atty 81.92 Mabel Barklow treasurer E A Dodge recorder Thad Green labor 12 dollars and others. Frank Davis absent. Fire department and library board listed with various charges and salaries.

Frank Davis P. W. Culver Wallace B. Dement Mabel Barklow E. A Dodge W. Endicott F L. Vinton E. J. Schneider Thad Green

Exchange club Dance at Oaks pavilion to raise funds

The Exchange club hosts a dance in Oaks pavilion on Saturday night. Proceeds will fund erecting highway signs at the city entrance with Myrtle Point painted on them. Chamber of Commerce backs the event and business men subscribe to tickets.

Exchange Club Oaks Pavilion Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce Oaks

Smith-Meghbs Agricultural Students Attend State Event

Nine Smith-Meghbs Agricultural students plan to join over 200 Smith-Hughee alumni and other attendees from across the state at a campus event this weekend. Local students listed include Elmo Christensen Dwight Benes Lewis West Farris McKay Erwin Hall Edner St. fivant Lester Porterfield Spale Barklow Melvin Barklow and Vic Stevens from Gravel Ford will accompany the group.

Smith-Meghbs Agricultural Spale Barklow Melvin Barklow Vic Stevens Gravel Ford

Myrtle Point Union High Plans May Graduation

A class of 27 will graduate from Myrtle Point Union High School with J. B. Brumbaugh of Oregon State College as speaker. Graduation exercises set for Friday at 8 PM in the auditorium, with the Junior class in charge of decorations. Names listed include Lyle Knight Madge Lahey Vera McCellech Edith Meeem Mitchell Myers Maxine Noleda Agnes Parrish Frank Linke Lewdlynn Southmayd Frank Tree Alice Willey Xrama McKay Alice Train Kermit Hayes.

Myrtle Point Union High School J. B. Brumbaugh Oregon State College At Corvallis Net Lyle Knight Madge Lahey Vera McCellech Edrth Meeem Mitchell Myers Maxine Noleda Agnes Parrish Frank Linke Lewdllyn Southmayd Frank Tree Alice Willey X2rama McKay Alice Train Kermit Haye

Wade Towns Talking to Be Presented This Month

The Wade Towns Talking a play will be presented on a forthcoming date at the ple see coe tint te mie te. The cast features Gale Abbott as Cheater Binney, Karama McKay as the daughter, and Ketyth as the partner with Maxine Melbon and Francis Kessner in supporting roles.

Community banquet marks near 180 attendees at Coquille hotel

At a recent meeting about twenty members of the community gathered. In the evening a banquet was enjoyed at the Coquille hotel with about 180 present. During the event a class of candidates was admitted.

Teilding Coquille Hotel

Baccalaureate Sermon At Union High Next Sunday

Rev C C Hulet will preach the baccalaureate sermon for graduates in the Union high school auditorium at eight o clock. The choir will provide music for the occasion.

C. C. Hulet Union High School

Mall Schedule Returns to Service After Bridge Closure

A new mall schedule resumes service with trips to Pinaste on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays at 9 30 a m. The mall departs Bridge for Pinaste within 80 minutes of arrival times.

Innuge- Brose Bapenee Spi Sacle Leben Serival Bridge Besaa

Rancher Finds Stranded Calf After Night Out in Woods

Laney Parrish, a rancher on the North Fork, discovered a two year old cow missing from pasture Sunday night. He found the animal Monday morning caught in an old tree away from the barn. the calf was nearly famished and in bad condition from exposure.

Laney Parrish North Fork

New S. Brewer store opens at Spruce and Fourth

The S. Brewer shoe firm moved stock from West Spruce to a new corner Spruce and Fourth building. The space is ample and well lighted, with a formal opening planned for Saturday for customers and children. The firm will expand lines and expects to settle in over the coming days. A new Baynes service station moved to the T D Guerin garage on Size and Spruce, with Baynes occupying the old site temporarily and the A E Gault Motor Co to move in soon with Pantine and Oakland cars.

S. Brewer Shoe Firm West Spruce Street Spruce and Fourth Streets the Herald T D Guerin Spruce Street W W Baynes Gaa Pumpe Baynes A E. Gault Motor Company Oakland

Bushnell Party Hosts Friends for Evening of Games

Mr and Mrs Carl Bushnell entertained friends Saturday with games and dancing. Late refreshments included beer coffee cake and sandwiches. Guests included Gertrude Ward Alma Exisma Marion Mere dith Ray Ellis Warren Ward Ralph McCall Ray Ward Erwin Johnnie Ed Whobcey George Woods Earl Culbertson Ted Bestel Lena Francia Tomilinsen Mine Lucile Harris Gladys Mil dred Clare Betty Victor and Bobbie Bushnell.

Carl Bushnell Gertrude Ward Alma Exisma Marion Meredith Ray Ellis Warren Ward Ralph McCall Ray Ward Erwin Johnnie Ed Whobcey George Woods Earl Culbertson Ted Bestel Lena Francia Tomilinsen Mine Lucile Harris Gladys Deey Mildred

Myrtle Point to Host County Fair Field Day

The Myrtle Point Union High School hosts a county fair field day at Coos and Curry fair grounds under Coach H W Lever. Admission is 352 cents at the gate with divisions for weight classes and four simultaneous events including sprints jumps and relays.

McOtia Myrtle Point Coos and Curry Fair H. W. Lever Myrtie‘Point Union High Agres

Hall Expected Home Earlier After Shrine Convention

Senator Charles Hall, en route home from Miami where he attended the Shrine Convention as an elect ed delegate from Al Kader Temple, telegraphed Earl W. Gates that he would arrive around May 16 to 15. Hall-for-Senator Club members say supporters of his opponent show strong interest in his legislative projects.

Charles Hall Miami al Kader Temple Earl W. Gates Sit Cops and Curry Telephone Company Hall Hall-for-Senator Senator Hall

Oregon inter scholastic track meet to be held in Corvallis

Interest is rising for the second annual Oregon inter scholastic track and field meet in Corvallis on May 12. Entry cards from many Oregon high schools are arriving, signaling a larger turnout than last year. Myrtle Point is among the entrants in the field events.

Oregon State College Corvallis Oregon

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