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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
4
A fragmented report outlines Hess's Democratic platform focusing on ownership, farm financing, fair taxation, and worker rights. He advocates wildlife conservation, price stability, and state action to protect labor standards and bargaining power while urging cautious public policy amid national debates.
A scanned Merald Remember When feature traces 1898 headlines and notes from Coos County Oregon. It highlights H L Duri ecson of San Francisco visiting the area to scout Mast Woven Cat Point for a fruit and agricultural processing venture, plus scattered references to local businesses, river trade, and community events across decades including 1913 1921 and 1928 notes and a long retrospective of 40 years back to 1898.
The message urges prudent fiscal management for both capital and labor. It emphasizes frugality, keeping budgets balanced, avoiding debt, and maintaining spending as essential to living standards, recovery, and eventual prosperity.
The page lists church events in Coquille Oregon including LDS elder talks and Sunday services, with expected topics and times. It also notes Catholic and Presbyterian references with pastors and meeting details, sermon topics, and midweek services.
A jumble of names and visits from North Bend and nearby areas appears, noting Lee James Triton and others as guests at the Leatherman home, Mrs Nora Lewie calling, and multiple Saturday and Sunday social appearances across households including the Nett and Mathany families and Tom Hall residence.
A mixed school column reports class activities across grades seven to sixth, noting students moving, new pupils, library books, and letters from New Zealand. It mentions Miss Harma, Willard Porcey, and several pupils with absences for illness or travel, plus geography class project reads.
A Bridge area teachers meeting will be held with demonstrations by Eleanor Menegat and Che Mae Hartwell. The Women’s Civic Club plans a free luncheon for visiting teachers and a short business session for each department. A panel on building and repairing libraries will be conducted. WPA classes offer educational opportunities as long as funds permit.
Catching Creel M and Mrs Fred Wee ane Pochard visited Mr and Mrs Del Higgins of Florae Creek Jay last week Mo and Mrs Jamean Woot attended Roy Shull home in Tain Oaks last Thursday morning Mrs Elbert West cared for rule Austin Clinton this week while their parents move into a new home at mptre Roadside helpers for C Vo Bushnell last week included Nel Re ma Ladelbert Eugene Adams Kent Marsters and Herbert Gazier Mrs Willard Whitney and Raphel Davis slough visited Mr and Mrs James Wood Ins Thatday Weekend hunters at Bear creek included Charles Wagner Lawrence Barkdoll Myrtle Point and R J West and F
Ler Niwst of this comity reports a quiet week with visits from Mr and Mrs Gore and others. The county health doctor and health nurse visited Alder Crest school Tuesday afternoon. Seymour Rosburg spent the week at his home in Rahfield. Mr H McCall and Mrs Brown were visitors in Myrtle Point Saturday.
Sitkui Grant Harry of Coquille visited in Pied valley from Saturday until Tuesday. Attendees at the McKinley dance included Mr and Mrs Kiwin Alford, Forest and Velma Krewson, Mrs Gayland Looney, Mrs Linnie Krowson, Mr and Mrs Julius Benham, Mr and Mrs Minor Mead, Bert Logan, Joe Laird er, and Mrs Rollie Alford. Past three months at Browste fire lookout noted. Local moves and visits among area residents described with dozens of names and small social events.
A list of residents and guests gathered for an afternoon and evening at various homes. The names include Mr. and Mrs George Eli, Eedie Los, Pred, Mra Toile Laird, Arden, Ross, Hwanke, Mae Ivan, Laurie Bonnin, Jo Meyo Maw, Karase, Valen Ce, Tian Mo, Virginia, Rime, Burton, Larry, Ed Abarnothy, Horman Grae vid Yures, C MM Wiss, Morton Miller, Priscilla, Lingon, C M Wilson, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Durrell among others.
Myrtle Point visitors Nemete Mr and Mrs Cribbins spent Saturday with them. Mr and Mrs Carl Meyers and family moved from C E Dicks cottages to Eastside last week. Mr and Mrs 1 B England visited at James Smith home in Ja burg Saturday evening. Miss Elva Cribbins visited Mrs James Duffey in Coquie Sunday. Mr and Mrs Iran Cribbing spent Sunday at the Cribbins home. Mr Mildred Sullivan attended in Myrtle Point Monday. WeH Priest left for Portiar Tuesday. Burrett Zinnie is running the Pestatore while he is away.
Monday callers to Mr and Mrs AR Davenport at the Leahe Strong Home included Miss Lela Holmes Marshfield Mea Milton Greenfield Coquille Mrs Delos Hes mann and Betty Juan and Mie Vi ginis Pearenn Myrtle Point.
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