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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1931

Page

2

Local notices and social listings highlight holiday plans

Community updates include beauty shop services at Doria's and satisfaction guaranteed marcela fingerwaves. Mr and Mrs Clarence Church and a baby visit Roseburg after noon to celebrate with Mr Church's parents. Women host Tuesday volleyball at the Junior high school and L R Linn family guests plan Thanksgiving dinner with Anne Grace Linn. Presbyterian Ladies' Aid meets next Wednesday with covered dish and guest for every member.

Clarence Church Roseburg Mr Church L. R. Linn Carroll Ladies' Aid of The Presbyterian Church

Dixie Jubilee Quartet to Perform at Local Church

The Dixie Jubilee Quartet of Los Angeles will present a humorous artistic program at the Methodist church on Sunday morning. Proceeds benefit community efforts as the ensemble shares song and entertainment with parishioners.

Dixie Jubilee Quartet Los Angeles Methodist Church Peigny

Not Far Away Wichita Link Ties Myrtle Point Past

Old timers in Myrtle Point recall Rev Thornton family once here. Mrs Johnson Ball recalls talking with a Wichita Kansas resident who turns out to be Mrs Thornton, former Christian church pastor wife, who left Myrtle Point about two years ago.

Myrtle Point Thornton Wichita Kans George Johnson West Myrtle Pont Mra Johnson Mre Thornton Wichta Rev Thornton Mra

Varsity Man Coming to Myrtle Point Talk by Dean Philip Parson

Dean Philp a Parsons of the University of Oregon school of applied social science will speak at Myrtle Point Monday night at 7 30 shifting from Thursday as announced. A noontime lunch at Hamms cafe will precede the talk to allow citizens to meet him. Lions club chamber garden club and citizens urged to attend.

Dean Philp Parsons School of Applied Social Science University of Oregon Myrtle Point Paursens Gravelford Bulding Hamms Cafe Lions Club Chamber of Commerce Garden Cub Filmer Russell George Dick Tepavelford Seeton Graelford Paracus Myrtle Point Womans

Methodist Church Sunday Services and Programs

The church invites all ages to Sunday school at 10 am with continued youth and adult instruction. Morning and evening sermons ask What Shall Thy Righteous Path and What Shall Our God Do. Epworth League meets at 6 45 led by Gladys Latham. Bible class and prayer groups convene midweek in the church building.

RR Sconeffer Marshall Feild Epworth Gladys Latham Churen

Frangel and Waterer Lead Revival at Assembly of God

For four weeks Frangel St and Mre W R Watser have held revival services at the Assembly of God. Sunday morning a new member reception and rite of fellowship will occur, with Mr War son delivering a life story and sermon at 745 p.m. A farewell service follows at 745 p.m. Sunday with more nightly services this week except Saturday, plus a water tap service and a dinner at Gus and Mero. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Jo Mo Wagner, Truman and Leo of Broadtert, Mr Emma Hermann, and many local families.

Frangel R Watser Tabernace Warson Leormmans Farewall Watson Lfe Ellis Warner Ace Powers Jo Mo Wagner Truman Leo Broadtert Emma Hermann Bridge Derma Emil Peterson Norwis Strang E Brady Patre A Ann Cequile Meo Ant Mere R I Wagner Port Orf

Local Hospital Notes Report Several Medical Treatments

Through the week multiple residents visited MAST HOSPITAL for medical care. Individuals include Mrs ye Norra of Repote with a media treatment and Manan Kur Bedye for a broken arm. Harvey Muer underwent appendectomy and was discharged. Vernon Moore and Frank Gilbert Ocho were treated and released for knee and hand issues respectively. Peter Hayes, Herbert Brown, Eugene Fredenburg, Gus Schived, and Floyd Parrish also sought care for various injuries and conditions.

Ye Norra Repote Harvey Muer Vernon Moore Caman Valley Frank Gilbert Ocho Mra Hamm Peter Hayes Powers Herbert Brown Eugene Fredenburg Gus Schived Swift & Ico Floyd Parrish Gravelford

Trees Along Highway Plan Moves By Myrtle Point Garden Club

The Myrtle Point garden club met in city hall to discuss planting trees along one side of the highway to the bridge on the Coquille Myrtle Point road. Henry Schroeder urged the project and the group will invite representatives from town organizations to a planning meeting. Shrub planting at city hall was tabled until the next meeting. Elizabeth Dersent will visit from the O 8 ¢ to spend Thanksgiving with home folks.

Myrtle Point Gladys Selma Latham Henry Schroeder Coquille-Myrtie Point

Indictment Shakes Kentucky Case Against Dreiser and Allies

The Hell counts grand jury indicted Preie Ry Themiere Dreiser and multiple associates on criminal syndicalism charges. Names include Jota Jie Passos, Rumford Walker, Mia Asselunte, and Cella Kuho tonmrweate. Attorney W A Ree announced plans to pursue extradition and defend against counts of criminal syndication and related acts.

Dreiser Hevenst Sod Inne Oval Aelds Hell Counts Dreizer Aduress Jota Jie Passos Rumford Walker Mia Asselunte Utter Samuel Rrota

Filipinos Plan Boycott Denied Independence

A manifesto from a Philippine nationalist group proposes an anti US boycott to secure independence. Manuel Quezon, then Senate president, backs a compromise plan as organizers from committees and editors mobilize support across provinces.

Vrente Sette Miutavioa Gandhi India Manuel Quezon Philippine Senate

Judge borrows funds to pay jurors amid delays

Judge Harry and Judge McDevitt condemned the unpaid juror warrants described as disgraceful. The judge borrowed bank funds to cover juror pay held up for a month, with total warrants estimated between $20,000 and $40,000.

T'adelphia Harry & McDevitt Talismen McDevitt

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