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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
2
The Herald features voter concerns on sheriff candidates and calls for impartial law enforcement. It lists numerous local residents with medical issues and hospital updates, including surgeries, accidents, and recoveries in Coos County and nearby towns.
A pamphlet received in the mails titled The Stag gering Cost of the New Deal is described as from a Republican committee. It discusses costs and benefits in a haphazard way, arguing that higher cost means a better product, without detailing benefits.
Linn county farmers will trial three tons of material from Dallas lime plant on twenty one fifth acre plots to study alfalfa reaction. Cooperators include Clarence Brown Weber and Walter Hense Shedd Vincent Grimes Harrisburg JoJo Underwood Wilbur Evans Halsey and E C McClain Lebanon. Peach growers report rising interest after a good Jackson county season with Marc Hordeaux noting spray control of peach blight. Sodium chlorate used for fall weed and stump control sees widespread Polk county use. White Federation wheat seed yields doubled in drought conditions and may be certified next year by Joe Belanger with seed distributed locally.
Mrs Frank Whittington delivered an eight pound baby by Caesarean operation at Mast hospital Monday. The baby boy named Frankie Lee. Mrs William Lobdell Jr is the proud mother of a daughter born at Mast hospital Monday. The title Miss to the third daughter in the family.
Virginia Beckett of Adge entered MAST Hospital for appendicitis late last week. Elwin Lakey sustained a badly cut left leg in a Catching Creek road crash on Thursday. Dean Bartlett fractured his right leg after a swing fall. fracture reduced Friday. L. L. Norris injured his right hand when a block dropped on it Saturday. Widmark of Powers, a recent emergency operative, reformime Clayton of Bridge entered the
The Richest Girl in the World stars Miriam Hopkins with Joel McCrea Fay Wray Reginald Denney and Henry Stephenson in a sparkling comedy drama. Awa special root adds color classic Poo Inderelta featuring the new technicolor process.
Mr Schroeder oversaw summer and after school upgrades. A fine fir veneer cabinet with compartments was built in the tow room. A door was added joining the clothing room and teaching staff area, expanding space for projects. A new 18-drawer table was installed in the foods room to handle more pupils. A ceiling was installed on the auditorium stage to improve acoustics and reduce voice drift of amateur actors.
School notes report a sophomore class dinner set for October 10 with 20 attendees and student projects from Monmouth and Corvallis. A Coquille meeting drew about 40 teachers and students, while football weekend plans and student activities fill the fall schedule. the report also mentions faculty talks on social studies and classroom improvements.
Karl Parry was selected yell leader by the student council at their meeting last Thursday. Tryouts were held Wednesday afternoon in the gym with Norma Peterson Clarice Shelton and Louise Lemon also competing. Parry previously served as yell leader last year and was praised for directing cheers at football and basketball games.
The Myrtle Point chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its first meeting of the year in October. Almost all members were present. Key topics included forming a rifle club buying athletic equipment and planning the year’s work program.
After school, students race to Simon lbee's apple trees. Freshmen eye a big fruit, sophomores throw at prize apples, and juniors dominate the tree line. Seniors pass with a dignified air and furtive glances as hunger lingers until home.
The passage describes students scurrying in a pileup, while apple trees lose fruit. Mr Albee remains good natured and unconcerned, hoping for a better crop next year despite the present scramble and class tensions.
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