Local notices and Socials from Myrtle Point area
Community items report illnesses such as Tieseanian Ghirley Barge with pneumonia at Bridge and hospital visit on Sunday. Various family, business and social updates include invitations to a Presbyterian Ladies Aid bazaar on November 21, a pot luck dinner club gathering in Coquille, openings for a beauty parlor and a new Duart dryer purchase in Myrtle Point, and trips by local residents to Portland and Salem with visits to relatives and football games.
Armistice Day Socials and Local News across Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point residents and visitors mark Armistice Day with family visits and community events. Local workers, injuries, and a cafe accident are noted alongside a busy weekend of shopping, football crowds, and a fish dinner gathering. The school census records 595 children ages four to twenty as funding decisions hinge on these numbers.
Pep Rally Tonight Aims To Boost Spirit Before Big Game
Students gather in downtown for a seven thirty start pep rally with each class performing stunts to raise noise and school spirit ahead of tomorrow's game. Officials urge full attendance to support the team.
Darymen Back Cream Grade Law At Portland Meeting
About 700 dairymen at a Portland mass meeting near the Pacific International Livestock show endorsed a compulsory cream grading law for the legislature. They urged adoption of the U S standard for butter grading and banning butter substitutes in state institutions. Opinions varied on a state brand and fixed price differentials. Other recommendations supported no tariff on copra and laws to force stores to advertise butter grades. A vote of confidence in Oregon State College dairy program was also given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
U. S
Oregon State College
Lime Car Delivered to Coquille Farmers for Soil Use
A 38 ton lime shipment arrived at Coquille for 15 farmers who pooled orders. Each farmer receives one to eight tons for alfalfa, fall vetch, and soil acidity correction. Jamison Kay of Baden arranged surplus handling, enabling earlier delivery and more orders. Additional lime cars will follow as orders come in through fall and spring.
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Coquille
Ord
Fall Vetch
Jamison & Kay
Baden
Coos County
Hospital Roundup Reports Local Discharges and Admissions
MAST HOSPITAL reports Wm Shumate discharged after weeks with a crushed foot. Dwight Culver treated for a broken arm from cranking a track. Mrs H Mo Gardner had major abdominal surgery and is recovering. Glen Allen named for newborn son of A E Frye and Mrs. Gardner. Various others, including Mrs Jas Barton, Mrs R H Mast, Chester Houstead, Belle Whitaker, Oswald Adams, John Gibbs, Ray Dement, Mra A M Cooper, and Mra J C Peffer, received treatment or discharge. Chas Roberts treated for a badly burned hand from hot syrup spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Shumate
Dwight Culver
Bridge
H Mo Gardner
Langlois
A E Frye
Broadtent
Glen Allen
Jas Barton
R H Mast
Coquille
Chester Houstead
Powers
Belle Whitaker
Oswald Adams
John Gibbs
Powera
Ray Dement
Mra A M Cooper
Myrtle Point
Mra J C Peffer
Gaylord
Chas Roberts
Hamm's
No Oil Shortage Worries Vanish With New Fields
Myrtle Point drivers fear gas limits fade as new oil fields unlock deeper sands. Experts say reserves will last for years with proper conservation and no need for panic. The article urges careful usage since oil, once used, cannot be replenished.
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Myrtle Point
Prospective Migrants Seek Oregon Farmland by County and Acreage
A lengthy notice lists numerous applicants from across the United States and Canada seeking to move to Oregon. They request from 20 to 1000 acres of improved or unimproved land in various regions including Western Oregon, the Willamette Valley, and Southern Oregon. Interests cover poultry farming, dairying, general farming, fruit, sheep, and stock raising with planned moves in spring or summer or coming by next year.
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Raedas
Denver
Mak
Boners
William Norar
Long ‘Beach
George R. Dunbar
South
Mason Street
Dearborn
Michigan
Clackamas
Kamath
Co L Covert
Main Street
Zaresville
Ohio
L. E. Beck
Dodge City
Kansas
H A Warren
Reeds Spring
Missouri
Oregon
R L. Brown
Muleshoe
Texas
Keithley
Fresno
California
Washington
Yamhill County
Max Grober
Warner Avenue
Chicago
Llinois
Robert M Johnson
Bowling Green
Kentucky
George McMahon
South Broadway
Los Angeles
Medford
Nash
Lacona
Iowa
Douglas County
Wilford E Wolf
Lanark
Illinois
Willamette Valley
J. R Hoffman
Minnesota Avenue
Milwaukie
Wisconsin
Harvey Andersen
Diversey Pkvy
Apt
Tilmous
Careful Motorists Urge Safe Driving and Laws
Campaigns aim to reduce highway crashes by promoting careful, responsible driving and strict traffic laws. Expert quotes urge drivers to anticipate others' mistakes, stay alert, and accept some risk while advocating enforcement to curb reckless behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Research Corporation
National Grange session opens in Rochester New York
A ten day National Grange meeting begins November 12 in Rochester with delegates from Oregon and a national officer in attendance. The seventh degree will be conferred on a record class of about 2600 candidates at multiple times in November 14.
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Grange
Mochester
New York
Charles C. Hulet
Oregon
George A. Palmiter
National Grange
National Grange Monthly
Hotel Seneca
Masonic Temple
Rocheste
Armory
Hulet
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Arthur Hyde
Secretary of Agriculture
Hulet itinerary outlines Grange trip to New York
A letter from Charles C Hulet master of the Oregon State Grange details his eastward trip with Mrs Hulet. They plan stops in Chicago Toledo Cleveland and Niagara Falls before reaching Seneca New York for the convention. New York Granges have held about 30 special meetings and conferred degrees on over 10 000 candidates signaling a record Grange event if other states participate.
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Chas. C Hulet
Oregon
H Hulet
East
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Seneca
New York
Mrs John Kruse Dies. Longtime Marshfield Resident
Mrs John Kruse mother of Mrs Harry Dement of this city died Monday night at her son Julius Kruse’s home in Isthmus Inlet. She lived with her son for over twenty years and leaves three children in Marshfield, plus Archer of Portland and Julius and Mrs Sarah Vandecar of Isthmus Intet. Funeral services were held at Thuerwachter in Marshfield with interment in the local cemetery. The city shows sympathy to Mrs Dement and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kruse
Harry Dement
Julius Kruse
Isthmus Inlet
Julius
Sarah Vandecar
Isthmus Intet
Dement
Thuerwachter
Marshfield
Local Radio Program airs today on KOOS
Mrs O U Clarke will host a one hour program on KOOS from one to one thirty sponsored by a department store. Featured acts include Miss Rather Nelson piano, Kathryn Hamilton reading, harmonica by four boys Jean Preasler Roderick Barklow Leonard and Harlow Ranton, plus Roderick Barklow song and Janet Hall with Kathryn Hamilton duet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rather Nelson
Kathryn Hamilton
Jean Preasler
Roderick Barklow
Leonard
Harlow Ranton
Janet Hall
Thoee
Two Celebrate Birthday As Baby Boy Arrives
A baby boy born early yesterday morning brings congratulations to A. M. Cooper. Mrs. Cooper and the newborn stay with Mrs. Cooper’s mother Mrs. Train. Two year old Mary Ann Cooper is celebrating the brother’s birth on her own birthday.
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A. M. Cooper
Bancroft Briefs Moveins and Visits
Mr and Mrs Anderson of North Bend moved into the Tom Anderson residence. Mrs W A Fish visited the Frank Fish home at Myrtle Creek. Elmer Crunk and wife moved in for the winter. Everyone attended the coral gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Morrison
Kermit Montzel
Roseburg
Myrtle Point
J W Carlson
Tom Sumerlin
Amilies
Anderson
North Bend
Tom Anderson
W A Fish
Frank Fish
Myrtle Creek
Elmer Crunk
Visit Notes From Brief City Social Visits
A visitor Mere. Tolle F'sh stayed a few days at Fleh'a home. Mrs. Haynes spent the day at the Charley Warner home.
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Ieee
Leone Richard DIX
Aye SiLovia
Walter Huston
Dorothy ‘Revier
Leughe
Aed
Jack Mulhall
George O'Brien
Nethern
Atte
Tieseanian
Ghirley Barge
Meosell
Russell's
Angens
George Steghes
Lumdy & Sons
Peterson's
Myers
Ruby Woodward
Gerald of
Arage
Pistol River
N. P. Peterson
Ora Buehler
Ladies’ Aid
The
Methodist Church
Churc Cn
Myers & Myers
Fred Lafferty
Tom Guerin
M. E. Hurst
Lee Ray
Basil Baird
Keith
EK. A. Dodge
W. Baker
North
Mr. Dodge
Corvallis
Mr. Baker
Salem
Courtright
Myrtle Point Beauty
Mgr
J. R. Bunch
Martin Evans
Verne ‘Liddy
L. P. Linn
Floyd E. Summers
Clarence Church
J W. Carlsen
Gillis
Marten Doris Mann
Musicatore
Fifth Street
Fetenc
Mies Mann
Bredford
Aes
Mias
Grace Miller
Eugene
George Hall
Tom Sumerkin
Lawrence Rackleff
Floyd
Chas. Rogers
Hamms
Russell
R. Chapman
Dick Warnes
Lakeside
Marshfield North Bend
Ann Harlocker
Muss
Chas. Harlocker
Alex Hartle
Marshes
Scnre
Mra E . Hoffman
Columbia Highway
Aurora
Tenmile
Lizzie Lewellen
Hoffman
Dick Barnes
GR. Chapman
Barnes
Seventh Street
Otto Davis
Raymond Endicott
Chapman
Darymen
Maes
Ers
Oreagn
Amen
Dean Grange News
Southern Pacific
L. McRay Phome
Mra. O. Uo Clarke
Bancroft
Coral
Geen
Stredivertes
Tocal
E. C. Barker Jeweler
Myrtle Foint, Oregon
Vimia Jest
Bank of Myrtle Point Building
OTDR
China
Tin
Beans Wilamet
Akes
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