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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
2
The piece argues that every cent of public spending reduces private expenditures and jobs. It warns that excessive government bureaus and salaries inflate taxes and burden citizens. Reducing government spending, not tax shifts, is the path to tax relief, urging elected officials to cut excess costs.
Prominent figures argue that despite postwar construction, millions of homes need work and many dwellings are over ten years old. With materials cheap, investing in property restoration creates jobs and stimulates purchase power, while charity costs rise without employment.
The article discusses farm sector concerns about global agriculture policies, including tariffs, trade treaties, and market access. It notes farmers’ influence on policy, mentions congress and industry figures, and surveys attendance and school notes amid broader economic context.
The senior class day program features a class history read by Jeanne Perritt and a two‑prong number by Bela Stemmler and Bille Lund. Five senior boys perform a quartet and multiple songs with seniors including June Baer, Herbert Strong, and Cecil Barker.
Forty nine of the S8 graduating sewers marched in and took their places Sunday evening March 4 at the Mercio dust Episcopal church for the vac alureate sermon. Rev E Ranton delivered the sermon with scripture readings and a male quartet singing While With Jesus. Benediction and doxology closed the program.
A student recalls his first year of typing with the class, noting slow progress to eight words per minute and a final speed of twenty three. The piece records his pride in reaching the year end goal and lists FFA officers and badge recipients, including Delos Hermann and Leo Wagner, with contest plans to Portland and Corvallis.
The bookkeeping classes led by Mr. Rickard took the final standard exam last week. The district median was 191 points from 200, while this class posted 163. Leona McConnell, a sophomore, led with 184 points in a senior and junior inclusive course.
Ronnie Sumerlin was forced to leave school due to eye trouble, a move noted in local reports as affecting her attendance and studies.
Freshman reception on September 16. Coos County Fair September 2-23. Football games at Marshfield, Bandon, Coquille, North Bend. Talks by Mr Fasman, teachers institute. Interclass debates November 1. Upper class party at Coquille skating rink.
A dated listing of school activities outlines Freedman return party November 2, Thanksgiving vacation November 4-5, junior play in December, interclass debates December 16, Christmas program December 33, semester exams January 12-13, assemblies January 18, basketball games at Bandon Marshfield Coquille North Bend Washington's Birthday February 12, more games through February 24, county debates February 16, county tournament March 10-11 at Marshfield, school carnival March 3, Honor Society Day April 14, Senior Play May 8, County Track May 9, Girl League Tea May 12, Baccalaureate May 14, Commencement May 31.
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