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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1935

Page

2

Coos County Cheese Promotes Local Goods Amid Funeral Reflections

A note urges support for Coos County cheese within a tight radius of Myrtle Point. In a funeral service for Genator Joan D. Gees at Bay Funeral Home, mourners reflect on a respected regional statesman whose legislative leadership and legal knowledge shaped local politics.

Cees County Myrtle Point The Bay Funeral Home Joan D. Gees Wes Coos Curry Scmisglen Ber Hnell

Grade School News Notes Absences And Welcome Returns

Dee Weekly of first grade is sick with chicken pox. Harvey Lewellyn is absent with pneumonia. Grades one and two take home booklets to read and earn gold stars. Jerrome Bell ran a nail in Gene LaFlamme and Charles Weeldridge. Third grade welcomes Tommy Thompson a new pupil from Marth Bend. Douglas Gibson returns after illness. Other third grade absentees include Beverly Maynes Katherine Barklow Louis Ohman. Dean Epperson returns after eye injury. Gordon Gooslaw and Max Coaster are new and absent in various grades. Iris Houschouer absent with chicken pox.

Dee Weekly Sheent Harvey Lewellyn Jerrome Bell Gene LaFlamme Charles Weeldridge Tommy Thompson Marth Bend Douglas Gibson Beverly Maynes Katherine Barklow Louis Ohman Dean Epperson Gordon Gooslaw Iris Houschouer

Junior High News Roundup From Coquille School

Arthur Wirberger a fifth grader moved to Coquille last week Carl Ohman also in fifth grade had tonsils removed recently Faye Johnson returned to studies after pink Norman Nelson eighth grader returned after a week’s illness Evelyn Gutberdt an eighth grade girl was absent Keri Kaufman broke his left thumb playing ball last week he is in pain Melvin Labari an eighth grader who was recently transferred from Bridge moved back home.

Arthur Wirberger Coquille Carl Ohman Ternoon Winers Fis Faye Johnson Norman Nelson Evelyn Gutberdt Keri Kaufman Galesei Pay Schowl Melvin, Labari Earl Osborne Robert Lundy Robert Belloni Brisky Belloni Rohe Lundy Dulcie Helen Brewer Earl Lundy Hector Fish Meryl Williams Erector Fish Agasta Laidlaw Maxine Dement Brisky Sir Hector Fish Helen Breuer Aileen Osborn Sir Hector Fish Alrayan Helen Breuwer Charles Redell Greta McClella Miss Agatha Laidlaw Maude Mullens Anna Hampton Mies Linn Myrtle Beckett Belva Hayes Marie Chandler Oliver Pete) Mast Alfred Strong Charles Smith North Bend

Home Inspection Campaign Aims To Reduce Accidents

Editorial notes from the American Red Cross promote an Annual Home Inspection Campaign running Oct 28 to Nov 1935 urging homeowners to label poisons, fix hazards, and keep children safe. Coverage covers stage repairs, school actions, and a pep rally for Myrtle Point and North Bend events with student participation and local speeches.

Red Cross Organization American Red Cross United States Myrtle Point High School

Myrtle Point Scores Victory and Plans Amid Football Jinx Break

Myrtle Point High School defeated North Bend due to a late touchdown at the five yard line amid bonfire revelry breaking a superstition jinx The article also outlines November agriculture plans basketball prospects and student activities at Myrtle Point High including a senior play and a band glee club update.

North Bend Rickard Cuch Rickard Mvity June Agriculture Department Myrtle Point High School Myrtle Point Coquille Bobcats Potzut Red Devils Roderic Barklow Ths Professor Linn Hollister Wilmott Hoffmann Marriott McRay Jack Hughes Jnn

School Terrorized by Mad Doctor in Our Midst

A chilling account from a school notes a so-called mad doctor among students. A courageous interviewer reports the doctor’s odd reply about victim Alfred Strong, claiming a neck boil and strange bets, while describing the physician as sleepy with a drawling voice, reminiscent of Howard Leatherman.

Alfred Strong Hal Doctor Howard Leatherman

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