Memorial Day Service in Myrtle Point Church
The final Memorial Day service will be held May 21 at 3 o clock in the Myrtle Point church with Rev. Smith giving the sermon. It marks his last memorial day as speaker to Myrtle Point G A R members as local posts dwindle. Graves in Myrtle Point and Norway cemeteries will be decorated and a short program observed. Only five G A R members remain: M McArnold H Hatcher D Buell S Endicott and T M Hermann.
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Smith
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Gqaa
Norway
Oregon
M.mcarnold
H. Hatcher
D. Buell
Endicott
T M. Hermann
Bergen's Flowers and Home Economics Tips Note
A fragmented school of home economics piece covers pork roast flavoring with brown sugar and flour, gelatin usage with fruits, decorative mold designs, evaporated milk substitutes, pie crust trimming, napkin monograms, and bread and butter plate placement. It promotes Bergen's Flower delivery and floral service with emphasis on artistic arrangements and local orders.
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St Ys
Henry Lehrecde
Renemy R. 8
Marshfield Florist Ce
Local visits and notices from Myrtle Point area
Mrs. Ben James of Bridge visited Myrtle Point on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. McArneld visited Reedsport over the weekend. EB Throne arrived Wednesday morning to visit sister Mrs. Fientge Perkins. Herb Snyder of North Bend spent Monday and part of Tuesday in Myrtle Point on business. Mrs. Arthur Neleor visited from Saturday to Monday with her parents at Houser. Arthur Brown of McKinley has had sciatic rheumatism this past week. Mr. and Mrs. EF Barker plan a June trip to California. Dr. and Mrs. H D Clarke, wintering in Myrtle Point, left Monday for Fall River, Massachusetts.
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Ben James of
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Mrs. ©. EB. Throne
Mrs. Fientge Perkins
Herb Snyder
North Bend
Arthur Neleor
Houser
EF. C. Barker Ami
Gointa
California
H. D. Clarke
Pacife
Fall River
Massachusstte
Myrtle Grange Meeting Set for May 29 at Schroeder's Hall
The Myrtle Grange plans a meeting on May 29 at Schroeder's Hall and urges all members to attend. Local officials and agents, including County Agent Hale and Mrs. Arthur Brown, traveled to Parkersburg to promote grange work. Also noted are visits by iL H Pearce and J O Fisher and a reminder ad for Beauty Shoppe services.
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Myrtle Grange
Schroeder’s Hall
Hale
Arthur Brown
Parkersburg
Grange
Local notes from town life and events
A snapshot of community happenings includes store delivery times and door service at Farmers’ Store, a bedding plant sale at Myrtle Greenhouse, visitors F W Barker and parents, birth of a son to Al Neideighs, cemetery work by Tom Gowerin and Warren Deyoe, Stitch and Chatter club gathering, Barklow family relocation from Albany, Clay Kirk delivering goods, Marjorie Stemmier hosting M M club with guests and bridge, and upcoming Oregon State music teachers convention in Medford with Louis Baynes driving attendees.
Russell Bakery Headed to Tulsa for Church Assembly
Elmer Russell and his mother depart Thursday morning by auto for Tulsa Oklahoma to attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church as delegates from Coos Presbytery. Mrs Helen Russell will visit a sister in law at Enid Oklahoma, then they will go to Los Angeles to visit a brother. They expect to be away about three weeks. While away Charles Meeter will supervise bakery operations in the local shop.
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Elmer Russell
Russell Bakery
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Russell
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Coos
Helen Russell
Enid
John Beck
North Bend Bakery
Graduation Exercises at Union High School Auditorium
Graduation ceremonies will be held tomorrow at eight in the Union High School auditorium. Twenty seven students will receive diplomas. Prof J H Brembaugh of Oregon State College will deliver the address. The eighth grade graduation is tonight at eight with a cantata arranged by Miss Alice Guerin and diplomas presented by Mrs Will B E Lundy.
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Union High School
J .8. Brembaugh
Oregon State College
Alice Guerin
Lundy
Army Worker Vexed by Impersonators in Oregon Idaho
Brigadier Albert E Baynton says Salvation Army workers in Oregon and southern Idaho faced harassment from imposters posing as Army officials collecting funds. Impersonators secured Army uniforms to mislead the public, prompting Baynton to call for protection measures and public awareness.
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Salvation Army
Albert E. Baynton
Oregon
Idaho
Albert J. Baynten
Takia
Fragmented OCR Note From The Herald
A brief, unreadable OCR fragment mentions a local news source and several unclear phrases about a creek, a ranch, and an individual named Matt. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event or outcome.
Prairie seed claims best pasture grower’s note
fragmented OCR notes describe pasture seed claims with sample shows at fair and state fair. mentions cost about a dollar per pound and one pound per acre. details unclear and partially unreadable.
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Goodyear
L. H. Pearce
Fee
Farmers’ Store
Bergen
Ircee
Mrs. McArneld
Reedsport
Farmer
W. H. Deneer
City Hall
McKinley
Rose Marie Beauty Shoppe
Pnem
Mr. Morrison
Spokane
Mike Morrison
Morrison
Myrtle Hotel
Mike
Jim
Mrs. C. D. Ray
Portland
Mr. Ray
Coquille Gun Club
Bobby
Mrs. Adams
R. W Doe
Medford
Skaggs Safeway
Marshfield
Ralph Baughman
Mary
Lesth
F. W. Barker
Mr. Barker
Mrs.j. L. Barker
al Neideigh
Littl
Tom Gowerin
Warren Deyoe
Langlois
C. H. Barklow
Albany
Thos. ‘Barklow
Clay Kirk
Marjorie Stemmier
M. M. Club
Alite Guerin
Nellie Oestrich
O. H. Clarke
W. W. Baynes
B. W. Lever
Louis Baynes
Sree ‘Worm
JU Pealee
Christensen Ice Co
Henry A. Schroeder
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Winchester
Long Springs
Harding
Ranch Len
Matt
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