Local notices and social updates from Myrtle Point
Mrs Chloe Holden returned to La tem after a visit with relatives. Mrs Hiram Hatcher left last Friday to attend normal school. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church meets at the manse next Wednesday with Mrs E V Ostrander hosting. The Methodist ladies meet next Wednesday at Mrs Bert Pearsons. Bazaar set for December 4. Mrs Lee Ray named relief committee chair for Myrtle Point to aid workers with dependents and needs.
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Chloe Holden
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Manse
E. V. Ostrander
Methodist Church
Bert Pearson
Presbyterian Church Bible School and Young People’s Service
The church holds Sunday Bible School at 10 a.m and evening worship. The first Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p.m. features Eleanor Breuer leading. A song service and sermon on man’s duty follow based on scriptures from Prov 17 22 and I Tim 6 12.
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Rae
Eleanor Breuer
Tople
Local notes and visits mix with river fishing reports
A collage of Myrtle Point happenings includes Os Adams discussing a forked horn, visits by E E Nelsons from Roseburg, Elton Schroeder scouting the Oregon Washington game in Seattle, and beauty appointments. News on salmon and silvers catches near Norway, Oswald and Raglin grazing at Siskiyou, plus a new art class setup and various social visits across town.
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F Floyd
Norway
Acid Remedies Claim Rapid Relief for Stomach Ailments
Fragmented note describes a popular claim that a better method fixes excess stomach acid without crude treatments. It mentions relief within five units of time and cites physicians and experts though the text is garbled and hard to verify.
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Sina
Cowboy Evangelist Continues At Methodist Church
Cowboy evangelist resumes nightly services at the Methodist Church through Sunday. Family Night features top family presence with special recognition. Thursday evening features a race for prizes and Sunday School awards for attendees and first-timers.
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Methodist Church
Gelist
Montana
Methee' Et
Sunday School Session at Rev Hranton Church
Attendants are invited to a Sunday school session with teachers delivering short addresses and an evangelist speaking. The session starts at ten o'clock with a Sunday evening service featuring a hymn moment and a soul-stirring sermon. Junior Church League meets at 5 00 p m Epworth League at 5 45 p m Edward Bender to be involved.
Hoover Plan Aims to Harness Idle Dollars for Recovery
President Hoover unveiled a broad plan to mobilize idle funds for industrial recovery, ease credit via a new private bank corporation, and relax rediscount limits. The plan includes a $500 million private banker backed entity to buy insolvent bank papers, expand farm credit, and liberalize reserve requirements. Premier Laval and Congress factions signaled tentative support, with no special session planned.
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Washington
Hoover
Congress
White House
Mr. Toovee
Reserve Board
Federal Land Bank
Laval
France
J Asal
Atlanta Mayor Joins Wet Imps of Hell Organization
Mayor James L. Key of Atlanta accepted honorary membership in The Imps of Hell Inc an anti prohibition group of American Legion members in Nashville Tennessee The move followed his criticisms of prohibition and the group’s efforts to petition for a statewide referendum at a Detroit convention.
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Atlanta
Hell
James L. Key
At Inota
Imps of Hell, Inc
American Legion
Nashville
Teno
Reewno Turner
Imps
Hel
Wilson
Board of
Temperabee
Methodist Scopal Church
le Glen
Detroit
Four Life Terms for Wisconsin Murderer
A Wisconsin man, Anderson, was found guilty on four counts of first and second degree murder for a shooting in Wallpur. Judge Kit Hellen imposed four life terms, with one term to be served for each victim. The case involved a drive by shooting that killed a 64 year old and a teen after a dispute.
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Dean
Frank
Rinhound
Ehote Prteen
Wallpur
Broight Pic
Kit Hellen
Anderson
Ford
Stolen $800 Placed for Safety at Police Station
The burglary recounts $800 suspectedly set aside at a police station for safety being stolen. The event occurred overnight with unclear suspects and no sign of forced entry noted, leaving investigators reviewing security and witness statements.
Peppermint King of the Midwest Dies in Kalamazoo
Albert Todd Allman Todd once served in Congress and earned the nickname peppermint king. He left three sons and a daughter. The notable Michigan figure, linked to Kalamazoo politics, died at his home at age eighty one.
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Kalamazoo
Slamares
Albert Moo
Ormer
Congress
Michigan
Mich
Albert Ho
Communists clash with police in Cleveland killings
In Cleveland Ohio a mob of about 800 Communists clashed with police leaving two men dead and five wounded including a police lieutenant and a policeman. Cross Billa Rasor seventy one retired banker was slain and his son Jake Raser local merchant was shot and beaten in their home. Robbery suspected motive.
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Ceveland
Ohio
Cross Billa
WCC
Rasor
Jake Raser
Tear Gee Steals From Bank In New Jersey Heist
A robber identified as Tear Gee entered the First National Bank in New Jersey and escaped with several packages of cash amid a brief pursuit. Police describe the incident as a bold daytime robbery and are reviewing surveillance footage for suspects.
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N. J
First National Bank
Finding of Lost Mine Explains Old Tragedy
Report of a buried prospect near Trapper Creek and Diamond Peak at Hell Lake area. Walter Franks and partners Veer into rugged country to inspect a camp tied to two Frenchmen who disappeared after gold dust shipments from the southern Cascades. An abandoned camp, weathered gear, and evidence of old panning suggest a long vanished mining party perished years ago.
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Trapper Creek
Hell Lake
Walter Franks
Ohte Ane
Jo Mctann
Harry Rooneen
Mmerm
Pugem
Sauden
Eugene
Cht Timera
Cascades
Orgen
Klamath Basin
Indiana
Diamond Punk
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