Fragmentary note reads about a junior event or reception details
A partial readable fragment mentions a junior venue or reception with unclear names and actions. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context, making specifics uncertain.
14 Nov 1935
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
1
A partial readable fragment mentions a junior venue or reception with unclear names and actions. The text is garbled and lacks coherent context, making specifics uncertain.
Agricultural leaders across Coos County plan to join with the extension service for upcoming conferences. Members of the Coos County Agricultural Council met to organize sessions and prepare practical guidance for future operations and a statewide conference scheduled for March.
Brief, unclear OCR text shows Medford game references with incomplete names and numbers, offering only fragmentary hints of outcome or participants.
V F L W auxiliary listed to officiate at Pestallattan event with duties noted for preliminary and ceremonial segments. Officials expected to oversee schedule and ensure orderly proceedings.
Mrs James Albee and Mrs Raleigh Kreene led a Monday afternoon card session with Mir Ruh Harlan and Mrs Hator Stemmler. High score secured, then discussion led by Mott, a local representative, about an upcoming address to the garden club.
Mr and Mrs Joe Mast hosted a home dinner in Gravelford road for Myrtle Point High School football team, honoring players and staff. Oliver “Pete” Mast led a group of 22 guests with a banquet featuring chicken and noodles and a table marked by 1931 champions place cards.
In Grants Pass a town meeting featured a speaker addressing a pension plan. The program opened officially and attendees heard reports on the plan’s status and the town’s financial commitments for the coming year.
Vague notes mention funds available to farmers and a liquidation plan. References to land cases and city or court actions suggest some financial measures, with possible Saturdays or local checkpoints noted but details are unclear.
A Coos County briefing records relief beneficiaries paying hospital bills, a case of discontinuing relief due to a spouse’s return, and multiple property transactions including sales, guardianship petitions, and land foreclosures across sections near Prosper, Bullard, Coquille, Sitkum, and Bancroft with various buyers and court actions.
The Coquille Red Devils lost to the undefeated Bobcats in a hard fought season finale. Key players include Nelson and Hickman for Coquille and Fullback Dru liner and Camgadle for the Bobcats as the game featured long gains, forced punts, and late momentum turning plays.
The Herald reports progress on outreach in the vicinity with F Coover contacting residents to build subscriptions. Management notes many subscriptions prepaid during the campaign and welcomes new readers joining the mailing list before the drive concludes.
Fragmentary text references Gaylord Wrees and related figures with garbled gathering notes. Mentions of Lawrence Hatet, Caos Bay Lun pany, and Fouview operations hint at a local scandal or incident, but details remain obscured by damaged OCR.
Readable facts are limited in this OCR segment with scattered phrases about dates and places. No coherent event, names, or organizations emerge to form a clear news item or context.
The Women’s Civic Club of Bridge holds a carnival this Friday November 1 at the schoolhouse. A program, fish pond, contests and lunch with pie doughnuts coffee and cider will be served. Proceeds support the club’s fund for hot school lunches in Bridge.
A Prebs torian church feature titled Looking Toward the Future With the Schools opened last Sunday evening. William Gurney spoke for the high school Floyd Summers for the grades and Miss Claire Booth for the rural schools. Mr Martha Mulkey delivered the final message. The event included special choir music.
Piedad Realty acquires land from Mass Etta Keb and partner for 3% rope sections 14 and Point, aiming to develop residential homes on the site. Kerber involved in purchase and forthcoming construction plans.
To Meet The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will gather in the church parlors with Mrs J G Bingham Mrs John Rissberger and Mrs Frank Young as hostesses. Plans are under way for the radio carnival and annual bazaar to be held December 15 and 14.
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