Football Season Ends With Mixed But Fairly Strong Year
The Myrtle Leaf notes a near end of football season with several wins including a victory over Marshfield at their field. It credits coaches for much of the success and cites Knute Rockne on coaching high school teams, plus a debate question on jury verdict unanimity and a list of activities for the school.
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Marshfield
the American Legion Monthly
Knute K Rockne
Inclana
Alexander Pope
Footall
Honor Society Elects Officers At After School Meeting
The first Honor Society meeting of the year was held Thursday afternoon after school. Officers elected: Carolyn Schneider president, Elizabeth Dement vice president, Margaret Chase secretary and treasurer. Copies of the constitution were given to those lacking them. The meeting adjourned.
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Ars
Carolyn Schneider
Elizabeth Dement
Margaret Chase
Student absences, recoveries, and injuries noted at school
Bert Shepherd returned to school Friday after a week absent due to illness. Reneva Velkmar resumed classes after a tense operation. Lloyd Ray dislocated his shoulder in football on Thursday. Genevieve Knight is in the hospital recovering from an operation. Christensen remains in the hospital as authorities handle the case.
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Bert Shepherd
Reneva Velkmar
Lioyd Ray
Elmo Christensen
Union High School
Mast & Wilson Hospital
Elmo
Coaches Talk On Football At Assembly
An assembly in the seventh period Friday the 2nd featured talks by Mr Linn Mr White and Mr Lever on football. They stressed football’s popularity and the many rules fans should know to enjoy the game, noting that even a few key rules enhance the viewing experience.
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Linn
White
Lever
Junior Class Rings And Pins Arrive At Barker's
The junior class rings and pins arrived this week at Barker's store. Students may collect their items from Mr Barker by paying the remaining balance due.
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Barker's
Thanksgiving Holiday For Students Extends To Friday
Students will enjoy a two day break around Thanksgiving with Thursday November 23 and Friday following as holidays. The plan affects class schedules and campus activities across the district.
Fourth Grade Arts Club Plans Christmas Gifts
The fourth grade class announces an after school art program to create Christmas gifts. Max Mullen was absent last week while students discuss Indians and conduct a geography football contest.
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Max Mullen
Absence Hits Lesson as Josephine Sustains Accident
Josephine is missing from school due to an accident and will not return for some time. The incident interrupts her lessons and school routine while she recovers.
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Josephine
Thanksgiving Sentiment From Sixth and Seventh Grade Classes
The 7 B and 6 A rooms report two students moved away Ralph Reeves transfers to North Bend and Evelyn Beebe left after a few weeks Freida Schroeder joins Sev enth B from Arago A student written Thanksgiving poem shares plans to visit a farm pumpkin pie turkey cranberry sauce and fishing bait before returning home at eight o clock authored by Roderic Barklow
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Ralph Reeves
North Bend
Evelyn Beebe
Freida Schroeder
Arago
Roderic Barklow
Thanksgiving Verses From Barker Family
Poem fragment showing a child Bobbie with cake and candy on Thanksgiving day. Parents and siblings noted. baby brother unaware of pumpkin pie. A turkey scene on the fence accompanies the verse about gobbling, ending mid thought.
Well Driller May Collect Pay From Coquille Water Contract
Reports from Coquille say W F Kernin the well driller may collect the promised 5 000 for supplying water under a contract with the city Two years ago the city agreed to pay if potable water was secured but rejected the well Then when a water shortage hit the city pumps were installed and Kernin could now be paid under the contract conditions
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Coquille
W.F. Kernin
W. F. Kernin
Kernin
Cougars Killed in Oregon in Year Ended Sept 30
The Oregon state game commission reports 268 cougars killed in the fiscal year ending September 30, 34 more than the prior year. Douglas County led with 87, Lane 68, Curry and Clackamas 87, and Coos 26. Eight wolves were killed, seven in Douglas County.
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Oregon
State Game Commission
Douglas
Lane
Curry and Clackamas
Coos
Douglas County
Thanksgiving and family notices from the UO and local community
Norwood Brown is at home for Thanksgiving from the UO. Arthur Nelson left for Portland and will return with a new truck for Standard Oil. Tommy Lever came home from Willamette University for the holiday and will resume studies afterward.
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Norwood Brown
Arthur Nelson
Portland
Standard Oil Company
Tommy Lever
Willamette University
Style pages argue long skirts won t return in old form
A quick scan of the style pages suggests that even if the long skirt reappears it will not look the same as before. The note hints at evolving fashion norms and lingering differences in silhouette and styling.
Look Your Myrtle Point Should Look Bright and Welcoming
A 1929 Town Doctor column urges Myrtle Point merchants and residents to spruce storefronts streets and vacant lots. It calls for cleaning up signs windows and lighting and extols how neat surroundings attract customers and boost community pride.
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Myrtle Point
Harting Myrtle Point
Myrtle
A. D. Stone
the Herald
The
Lions Club
Record of Angling and Hunting Licence Violations
Report notes 81 arrests for angling without a licence and 88 for hunting offences. Details on locations dates and agencies not provided in the fragment.
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Hunt
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