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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1928

Page

2

Local Notices and Personal Announcements Broom Sale and Travel

Warmers Store advertises two brooms and a L G Smith typewriter for sale through the office. Mrs Mary Clinton travels to Cottage Grove with her daughter Mrs Verne Hasen and family. Farmers Store offers groceries and Suingies for sale. S Brewer thanks supporters after election to councilman. B A Reed advertises concrete or brick work with guaranteed results. Bert Handerson returns from Los Angeles to visit Sumas, Washington, with family members also in town.

L. G Smith Mary Clinton Cottage Grove Verne Hasen Farmers Bert Handerson Los Angeles California Sumas Wash

Car Crash In Myrtle Point Injures Mrs Ray And Wife Of Snyder

A collision between a car driven by Mr. Ray and another vehicle with a trailer injured Mrs. Ray severely and slightly hurt Mrs. Snyder as bystanders watched. The incident occurred near Myrtle Point after Mr. Ray misjudged distance while attempting to pull behind the trailer. The banner note covers a Coos county WCTU Echo convention held in the Presbyterian church with officers elected and talks on Christian stewardship and narcotics supervision.

Mr. Ray Mrs. Ray Herb Snyder Coos County WCTU Presbyterian Church Coquille Marshfield North Bend Myrtle Point Hulet Mra Richmond Robert Bernhardt D Walters Wm. Phlips Eugene D F Thompson Neil MacDonald Lindabelle Schmid

Unclear fragment hints at a personal loss

Fragmentary text describes a bereaved wife leaving behind husband two children and her parents suggesting a family tragedy without full details.

Myrtle Point Loses to Bandon in Close Football Battle

Myrtle Point High faced the Bandon Tigers in a hard fought game that ended 7 points apart. The Tigers scored in the second quarter on a long run by a lineman, while Myrtle Point fought back to the Bandon five yard line late, led by Deitz Carver and Smith on defense, with Wagner thwarting several Bandon ends. Referee was Larson of Roseburg. Also a correction note clarifies that a Myrtle Point resident named Donald Adams wasn’t the same Donald Adasty fined in Coquille.

Myrtle Point High Bandon Tigers Bandon Tiger Myrtle Point Bobcats Tuttle Schmitt Deitz Carver Smith Myrtle Wagner Tigers Laird Lewis Bones Vitz Druliner Warner Christensen Halfbeck Druliner Wagmer Lever Brown Larson Roseburg Adame Herald Donald Adasty Coquille Donald Adams

Twin Oak News Socials and Greetings at Local Homes

Tom Lawson and A B Davenport left yesterday morning for the stock show at Po Mr. Smalley son Ben had dinner with the PF Bartlett family. Mrs A R Davenport entertained guests for Albert Davenport's birthday. Additional dinners included the Bartletts and Porters with multiple Davenport and Reed family members.

Twin Oak News Tom Lawson A. BR. Davenport Smalley Om Ben PF. Bartlett A R Davenport Frank Porter Misa Verna Hart Rodney Davenport Albert P. F Bartlett A Reran Frank d Brun Soman Fm Alvin Reed Mommy Jacobsen Mes. Qom Felshert Chris Nelson

Election results and community cheer at the grounds

The record notes Moever receiving 17 votes and Smith 8 as part of an election tally. Citizens on the playgrounds cheered amid the counts and local participation shown in the event.

Teesday Moever Smith Hoever

Johnson Grass Triumphs in County Demonstration Booth

A county display shows Johnson Grass taller than millet in the Harv y BS Bale led exhibit. The exhibit suggests that Nellie Lykeeeth Lone Grass and Barnyard Millet aim to deter or outgrow the Johnson Grass in field conditions.

Harvey BS Bale Joehneen Barnyard Mill Otha Tae Arias Bigelew

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