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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1934
Page
6
Play-by-play shows Yong to Schmidt for a two yard gain and a punt into Bobcats territory. Bobcats fumble, Mast returns punt to the 22, and Young scores from the line as the extra point fails. Kickoff reaches the 30, Bosk’s return ends at 15 yards.
The Denver Colorado fox show, a major educational event, will feature a large silver gines Stele Fox breeders donate ribbons and five ribbons per class. An enclosure with fox netting will prevent escapes as officers monitor the showroom all day. The committee led by J. W Ruble plans broad attendance from southwestern Oregon with hundreds of visitors expected. For details contact the local committee members J. W Ruble Cquille, chairman Mrs C M Hartwell River Sir and Wallace B Dement.
The Myrtle Point public library will be closed all day next Tuesday November 6 for Election Day duties and observance.
Mrs. Liroyd Lundy welcomed a seven and three quarter pound daughter at Mast hospital on Saturday. This marks the family’s first child.
Peter Robiseon, three, son of Homer Robison of Powers, had tonsils and adenoids removed last Thursday. Charles Fensler of Powers treated for heart trouble. Nina Schmitz of Powers treated for pneumonia. W W Lett treated for injured shoulder. George eeeee of Powers treated for broken ride. Ivan Laird injured left while working at Sitkum. Harry White of Powers treated for broken jaw. Mrs Leta Olbert had tonsils removed Tuesday. Stacey Ward admitted Saturday for treatment of an injury.
James W. Mott Republican nominee presents himself as a proven leader in Congress on old age pensions unemployment insurance and the Frazier Farm Mortgage Refinancing Bill. He urges voters to re elect a congressman who has already established a record on it and is ready to push the legislation through.
Lima residents hosted visits from relatives and enjoyed church group activities. The Women's Department of the Reorganized Latter Day Saints held its first meeting, plus sewing and quilting at homes, and social gatherings by the Sealer Club and Senior Contract club with convivial refreshments and prizes.
The Junior Contract club was entertained at Mrs Barton Stemmler’s Sixth Street home Tuesday night with Mr Charles Furman Rev W A Couden and others chauffeuring the group. Mrs Harold Carver held high score and guests included Mesdames Keigh Greene and Warner among regular members.
Samuel High of the S. D. Clark ranch in Lee died at his home at 12:13 Saturday morning from complications of old age. His wife, Mrs. Florence High, survives him. The deceased had been in poor health for some time.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Isabelle Swan were conducted at Fox Bridge cemetery at 11 o'clock Monday, with Rev. W. A. Couden of Myrtle Point in charge. Swan, a Coos County pioneer born November 8, 1865 in St. Joseph Missouri, died after a year of illness, with her daughter Mrs. Bruno Lange in Myrtle Point nearby.
Fragmented obituary notes the death and burial of a woman, with mentions of absent husband and a residence in Berklow siding. The readable text references Myra Sees, Charles H. Berklow, and a burial in a local cemetery amid grieving cries.
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