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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
2
Local residents attend RN A meeting in Marshfield and visit relatives in Rogue River and Crescent City. Busy weekend with visits to Langlois Yachats and Roseburg, plus illnesses and travel plans involving the Pattinson and Ray families.
West Myrtle Point notes show guests at Dr and Mrs Grant Mc Jellan residence on Wednesday. Marianna Steele of Myrtle Point attended as a guest. June Me tera Sundar and Rochester Het plus Aice and vais were music guests of Mrs Renet, with George Smtr M and eurnde Bark present.
Birth announcements report Mr and Mrs Woes Corner of Arago welcomed a seven pound daughter born Thursday October with mother and baby both doing nicely. A six pound eight ounce girl arrived at the Joe Evernden home in Broadbent Friday with Gladys Frances and baby reported fine. Mr and Mrs D. 8S Button of Sandy Creek welcomed a nine pound daughter born Friday morning, their third child. The piece notes these as the seventh child in that family and mentions record coins to largest in the history of the ee ternational.
Oregon butter took fourth place and topped coast samples at the National Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo Iowa. Adolph Eriksen of the Raver dairy led the winning sample with four and one half percent fat, beating other state and national entries for top honors.
Fragmented OCR outlines a university event, civic registrations, and a vital statistics notice. It cites birth reporting requirements, local registrar duties, and penalties for misrecorded births, noting the impact on families and property. The text mentions an Oregon law mandating timely birth reporting and emphasizes administrative consequences.
The obituary notes the death of Frankein SS Weeteman who resided in Neo aay and was laid to rest in Musson cemetery Cay. The article mentions his wife and daughter Arpornote and references a public wool and mohair show at the International Wool and Mohair Show venue beginning Saturday, highlighting an educational display for consumers on how to evaluate wool and mohair products.
Reports from Masts Hospital detail several local injuries from Floral Creek and surrounding areas. Walter Danville of Myrtle Point suffers a severe eye hemorrhage after a fight at Floral Creek. Carl Bushnell of Catching Creek recovers from a broken shoulder. Luther Adama, injured in Eden Valley camp, shows promising recovery. Young Everett Lafferty Jr. sustains severe burns on both hands from a stove accident. Marton Borgo of Powers is discharged after a hospital stay for a serious condition. Richard Lane’s six year old son had tonsils and adenoids removed. Miss Clarence Butler of West Myrtle Point sprained her foot but has recovered enough to use crutches. Jim Porter’s severe cut to the left foot heals. John Muller, recently home from Powers, improves with hospital care. Donna Marie Swigart, 18 months, injured her hand when a chair toppled onto it. Jacob Pfund’s condition improves and he expects discharge soon. Other cases include a wrist fracture from a fall and facial injuries from various mishaps.
FeTHEATRES announce a Sunday start for Life Begins at the Hiland Theatre starring Loretta Young and Eric Linden. The film promises new maternity hospital secrets as papas, nurses, and anxious relatives observe the moment of birth through a glass window in a vivid hospital tableau.
Earl Grace, Pirates catcher, completed his 100th consecutive game without an error, handling 27 chances since his last misplay on August 20, 1931. The milestone highlights Grace's consistent fielding for Pittsburgh.
Notice from S Reed prohibiting hunting of any kind on the place. A request seeks two boys and two girls to sell advance tickets for upcoming Thursday bouts with applications at the Horalid office.
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