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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
2
Local voters rejected the Tax Limitation amendment, with critics arguing it would curb essential revenue and layers of government. The piece notes concerns about cuts to police and fire services across subdivisions and references a constitutional reform proposal tied to the measure.
Mrs Roy Henry accompanied Henry to Klamath Falls Monday and returned Wednesday. Henry is in the trucking business. Mrs Mitchell Myers was confined to her home the forepart of the week owing to recurrence of a dislocation of one of her hips suffered several years ago.
Arago makes considerable gym upgrades with W Ray Parker leading a woodwork addition to expand Moor space and move stairs outside. Coquille plans a SERA reviewed class after 15 sign up. eight joined Monday. Bay Literacy classes start soon for citizenship with free instruction and proven age is no barrier. Gravelford Halloween events continue with Pleasant Hill program and pie auction raising funds.
Editorial extols participation in high school drama as beneficial to students and the school. It argues drama builds character, reduces shyness, improves public speaking, and strengthens faculty reliance on capable students for speeches roles and announcements, boosting school revenue and credit.
An assembly was held in the study Ball Friday with Mr Church in charge. An announcement was made about the football game in Roseburg Friday night. The rest of the time was spent in gel l practice. WHO'S WHO IN THE JUNIOR PLAY details Oke Stimson a popular yet superficial college type and Tom Arsdale, with notes on their personalities and dynamics.
The junior play Girl Shy debuts in the high school auditorium on Wednesday November 7 with tickets on sale and reserved seats at Sempert's Drug Store. At Roseburg Linfield-Southern Oregon Normal football topped Southern Oregon 14-7 and Marshfield tied Roseburg 6-6.
In the lower hall a gathering of students from all classes forms a lively scene. They chatter and argue as a simple ping pong game draws them together, creating a casual indoor activity that unites the crowd.
Interschool events highlight strong debate team with four lettermen Wilma Johnson James Bartlett Roderic Barklaw and Howard Bon nickeen. Debates tackle federal grants for education with coach Mr. Gurney. Ping pong games occur despite rain and injury in the Bandon Myrtle Point football clash.
The class used Utmus paper to compare acids in liquids and solids while other classes finish woolen dresses and start rayon and cotton work. Advanced Home Ec and clothing classes plan a breakfast event next week with decorations and color schemes.
The story notes a school glee club and a project supervision by instructor R W Shaad. Boys visited include Ernest Sabart Hacland Dutferd Gilbert Wyrick Zinn Wi Jenah Robert Hagedorn and neat Bryant. The group will build a booth for an exhibit this week around Arkive and Remote.
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