Saturday Contest Set For District Championship
The Myrtle Point district football game is timed for 1 30 Saturday with the Marshfield high band performing on Spruce street prior to kickoff. Band director Walter C Germain leads a top state ranked group. Friday night rally by Myrtle Point Union High School students gathers at 7 o'clock near Ends and Williams station, marching through town to boost school spirit. A bonfire and speeches follow the parade start point as students pledge participation.
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Crack Marshfield High School
Spruce Street
Myrtle Point
Walter C Germain
Myrtle Point Union High School
June Baker
Billy Lund
Ends
Williams Service Station
Myrtle Point Triumphs Over Bandon In Weekend Gridiron
Myrtle Point edged Bandon High 19 to 7 after trailing 7 6 at halftime. Hall caught a first half pass for a Myrtle Point TD while King added the decisive late score and extra point.
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Bandon
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Woods
Faser
Hall
Shelton
King
Randon
Myrtle Poot
Luthold RE McConnell Evans
RT Weekly
Robugo RG Taylor Young
Mast Morrison Fier Hoover Carver
McConnell
Taylor Drulinor
Morrison Bartlett
Hughes
Moye
Lesae
Lincaman
Cooking School Demonstration At Myrtle Hotel
Mrs A Humphreys of Crown flour mills will present a three day cooking school at the Myrtle Hotel building from 2 to 4:30 pm today tomorrow and Saturday. An electric range supplied by Mountain States Power will aid demonstrations for housewives using electric stoves. The home economics expert, renowned for many Myrtle Point demonstrations, will teach bread, pies, cakes, cookies, rolls and proper meat and icing techniques.
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Myrtle Point
A Humphreys
Home Economica Department
Crown Flour Mills
Myrtle Hotel
Mountain States Power Company
Humphreys
Beverly Hills Report On Roosevelt Campaign Reception
In Beverly Hills locals describe a crowded Democratic showing around Franklin D. Roosevelt with large attendance and festive atmosphere. The piece notes high enthusiasm, movie theater turnout, and overall social buzz despite garbled text in places.
Myrtle Point Herald Delivers All News With Low Rates
A Myrtle Point Herald reader reports reliable service with no premiums. The paper covers Myrtle Point and surrounding communities and offers low subscription rates. A subscriber on vacation requested two issues sent ahead to the lodging location.
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Myrtle Point
Weraldius & Gows
Hecote
the Herald
Coos County Exhibit Shines At Oregon State Fair
Coos County display in Salem draws attention with Dawwn products from Reavy Mutual Creamery Swift & Company cheese and Myrtle Wood novelties. John Smith of Coquille leads the effort with long time support from George Hampton Arago. Despite no county appropriation, the exhibit shows on state funds and cooperative effort. Ho S Cadman of the J FE Ford Coquille wins top premium on barley at the State Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Salem
Smith
Coquille
Dawn
Ons Reavy Mutual Creamery Company
Swift & Company
Oregon
Ho S Cadman
JFE Ford
Landmark Burns: Marshfield Blanco Hotel Razed by Fire
An early Wednesday fire destroyed the Blanco hotel on Front Street in Marshfield, a landmark in the town. Simultaneously another blaze gutted the Barkley residence in Coal County, underscoring a morning of widespread flames in the area.
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Myrtle Prot
Coal County
Marshfield
Front Street
Barkley
Building in Arago Sees New Homes and Renovations
Arago residents report a quiet mood as several projects proceed. Mr and Mrs Marvin Shaw begin a new house this week. Tyrell Woodward finishes a new garage and woodshed. Walter Farrier completes a barn under construction.
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Arago
Marvin Shaw
Tyrell Woodward
Walter Farrier
Scouts Elect Eagle Patrol Leaders for Troop 13
Boy Scouts of Troop 13 held their annual Monday night election. Merle Randieman was named patrol leader, Thomas Lemon assistant patrol leader, Richard Schreuer scribe, and Robert Belloni scribe for the entire troop.
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Boy Scouts
Merle Randieman
Thomas Lemon
Agsistant
Richard Schreuer
Robert Belloni
Scribe
Noise Hounds Track Down Sound in Talkies
A quirky studio role called the noise hound hunts stray sounds during filming. Using voltmeter equipment and an ear trumpet, the worker identifies unwanted noises echoing in the set and works to remove them, ensuring cleaner recordings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talking Picture Studios
Noise Hound
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Harvest Festival Dance crowns Miss Jennie Lindros queen
Miss Jennie Lindros of Coquille will reign as Harvest Festival queen at Graham's Hall on October 15. The event, sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's club and Coquille groups, aims to raise funds to host the State convention next spring. Attendants include Lois Kay, Jeannette Pook, Marvin Jane Hawkine, Lodema Crasz, Lena Williams, Veda Swinney, and others. about 200 people expected. eight piece orchestra. 6:30 start. general admission 25 cents. Leona G Bryant is festival general chairman.
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Jennie Lindros
Coquille
Graham’s Hall
Bual
Lindros
Business and Professional Womens’ Club
Lois Kay
Chamber of Commerce
Jeannette Pook
Lions Club
Marvin Jane Hawkine
Women's Club
Lodema Crasz
American Legion Auxiliary
Lena Williams
American Legion
Veda Swinney
Flower Club
Miusic
Tde Mre
Leona G Bryant
State School Head Broadcast On KOOS For Institute
C A Howard state superintendent will broadcast on KOOS Saturday 18th at 12 40 PM speaking on financial conditions and topics of interest to teachers and school boards. He will address Coos Institute in Marshfield and speak to county teachers with Mary Benson leading music and North Bend orchestra providing music.
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A Howard
Koos
Mulkey
Howard
Coos Institute
Elk H
Marshfield
Chambers
Oregon State College
Mary Benson
North Bend
Myrtle Point Union High School
J H. Fasnacht
Bandon
B .F. Grider
Carl E Morricon
County Institute
Family Day At Meth odist Church Rally Day Observed
Nine families attended the morning worship at the Methodist church for Family Day and Rally Day. Margaret Chase led the Epworth League devotional and the rally featured music exercises recitations and a short pastor talk followed by a crayon illustration of The Old Rugged Cross by Marguerite Sunstrup and a duet of the hymn sung by Walter Danville and Rev. E. Grantor.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Margaret Chase
Old Rugged Cross
Marguerite
Walter Danville
E. Grantor
Fire Destroys Fifth Street Home
A two story residence at Fifth and Willow streets owned by Mrs. Julia Barkley burned completely after a 2 30 a m start. Barkley had moved to another property on Sixth and Ash streets that night, avoiding likely danger. fire officials attributed the blaze to a faulty flue. Insurance partially covers the loss.
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Fifth and
Willow Streets
Julia Barkley
Willow Street
Ash Street
New Pharmacist Takes Charge At Myrtle Point Store
E O Sempert of Powers purchased Harlocker’s Pharmacy and assumed control on Tuesday morning the 14th. Sempert owns Powers drug store and appointed Harlan Buckingham to operate the Myrtle Point location. He brings extensive experience in prescriptions and a full line of drugs and accessories.
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Harlocker
E O Sempert
Powers
Sempert
Harlan Buckingham
Myrtle Point
Distinguished Visitor James L. Coke in town on hunting trip
Distinguished visitor James L. Coke former supreme judge of Honolulu and Mr Rogers of Honolulu called on Charles Harlocker Thy at Mylne Point during a Rogue River hunting trip. Coke plans to return in November with his wife and visit Mr and Mrs Charles Harlocker.
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James L. Coke
Honolulu
Mylne Point
Mr Rogers
Charles Harlocker
San Francisco
Rogue River
Coke
Tax League Meets Tonight at High School Auditorium
An open meeting of the Taxpayers Equalization League is set for tonight at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. Charlier V Galloway, chairman of the state tax commission, will speak on upcoming tax measures to voters before the election. All taxpayers are urged to attend.
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Taxpayers Equalization League
Charlier V Galloway
State Tax Commission
Prominent Citizens Detained by Police in Myrtle Point
A group of well known local figures failed to obtain free accommodations and were taken into custody by Chief Bert Pearson Monday night with aid from a motor car salesman. After a short stay, they were released to seek other lodging while the town boasted of coastal comforts. A barber and a lunch counter worker hinted at the affair without naming individuals.
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Myrtle Peimt
Local Card Delivers Real Bouts at Myrtle Point Club
Myrtle Point fans saw a solid card at the Myrtle Point Athletic Club with three preliminaries and a main event draw. Babe Riddle of Myrtle Point battled Roseburg’s Tom Gibson to a draw, while Fred Smith of North Bend KO’d Tristano Martini of Coquille and Johnny Camden edged Spider Kelly in Myrtle Point. Referee Joe Coffman from Coquille drew praise as officials look to more shows on Thursday October 20.
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Myrtle Point Athletic Club
Babe Riddle
Myrtle Point
Tom Gibson
Roseburg
Gibson
Dale
Dave Howard
Willie Schrader
Fred Smith
North Bend
Tristano Martini
Coquille Smith
Corer
Spider Kelly
Johnny Camden
Camden
Babe Reddle
Riddle
Mrs Jane Carroll Wins Decree and Restored Surname Camden
A divorce decree grants Mrs Jane Carroll a divorce from James W Carroll and restores her former name Camden. The ruling formalizes the end of the marriage and the legal name change.
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Jane Carroll
James W Carroll
Camden
Myrtle Point cannery peas urged to boost local plant
The notice calls Myrtle Point residents to support the cannery by buying two cases of peas to keep the plant operating. It claims the product compares favorably with competitors and aims to restart full production early next year.
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Myrtle Point
Cees County
Coquille Corn Show to Stage Public Wedding Event
The 1932 Coquille Corn Show will include a public wedding on Friday or Saturday October 28 as part of festivities. Hotel accommodations and ceremony services are provided at no cost to the couple, with gifts from local merchants and a parade plus dances and entertainment over two days.
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Coquille
J. L. Smith
Garden Club Sets Winter Meetings at Members’ Homes
The Garden club met at City Hall Tuesday night with Mrs Bud Emery and Mrs C E Hul ing as program committee presenting readings. The group voted to move three winter meetings to members’ homes and reduce to one per month, next gathering at Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring on Tuesday October 3.
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The
Garden Club
Th City Hall
Bud Emery
C E Huling
City Hall
Ralph Kring
Signs of Growth Mark Spruce Street Power Upgrade
Signs of increased activity in Myrtle Point as Mountain States Power replaces a small transformer on Spruce Street with one three times larger. If growth continues, the company will soon need to replace all transformers.
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Myrtle Point
Mountain States Power Company
Spruce Street
Coos County 4-H Members Win Calf and Health Honors
Coos county 4-H members receive awards for calves and a health contest. Sidney Cadman of Coquille earns a high scoring Holstein calf award. Howard Leatherman, Donald Schmidt, and others gain top honors. Team judging contests run through state fair and Pacific International.
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Ceos County
Sitney Cadman
Howard
Donald Schmidt
Sidney Cadman
Coquille
Mount Angel College Stock Farm
Salem
Oos County
State Officiul
Geella
Teddy
H. 8. Cadman
Orville Clinton
Wilbur Dilling
Edith Collins
Coquile
Cadman Boys
Valley View Pig Club
Negree Schmidt
Norway
Duroc Jersey Hogs
Jersey
Charlies Leatherman
Oegem
ARAGO
Coos County
Coos River
Lee Valley
Lee
Earl Moore
James Smith
Howard Leatherman
James
Clifford Brinnell
Ralph Oxenrider
George Jenkins
Jenkins
Herbert Carl
Melden Carl
High Point
Teddy Cadman
Melden Cari
Price Schroeder
Luray Miller Woodrow Robison
H .S. Cadman
C Mackey
Ida Gerlach
Josephine Robinson
E. M. Wilson
Dovid Schmidt
Vernon Trigz
Adams sells 200 acre Catching Creek ranch to Nortons
Mrs. E. P Adams has sold her 200 acre ranch on Catching creek to Mr and Mrs Pete Norton who have already moved in. The Nortons have lived nearby for several years. The property includes a good house barn and outbuildings.
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E. P Adams
Catching Creek
Pete Norton
Nortons
Untitled fragment on leave returns in wartime report
Fragmentary OCR reads about a person on leave returning in wartime context with references to locations Myrtle and Wacksngeem Sotth and personal details obscured by garbled text. The readable bits suggest a short news item or notice rather than a full report.
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Bandon High
Cooking
Beverly Hills
Roosevelt
California
Mr. Roosevelt
Landmark
Scouts
Noise Hounds
Chase
Talkies
Olga Christensen
Falry Davis
Frederick Beck
Riverton
Martha M Lindley
Powers Elizabeth Sick Marshfield
Leland P Linn
Theo J Cary
Beatrice Morris
Harold J Laswell
Bridge
Alice Averdea
Fifth Street
Tax League
California Bruins
Mike Mikulak
Stam Hostka
Oregonisims
Poland
Kostka
Webfoots
Santa Clara
Ewene
4-H Club
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