Church Services and Schedules for Presbyterians and Methodists
Sunday School at 1600 morning worship at 11 90 sermon Witnesses of a New Life. Wednesday Bible study 8 o'clock. Methodist Rev W A Briggs 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship Nursery Parsonage. Youth Fellowship 6 pm Evening service 7 30 Choir 8 Official Board 2nd Sunday WSC 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Martha Circle 10 am Bible School 11 am Worship 11 30 Lord's Supper 8 pm Evening Evangelistic Service All welcome. Wednesday choir practice singing for Christ. Church School 10 am preaching Sunday 7 30. Prayer 8 pm Wednesday.
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Assembly OF God Esans M. Reb
Suminy School
Women's Council
Rusia
Stalin
Presbyterian Cit
Richard Cochrea
Ted Kirech
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sun- W S.C S
Martha Circle
Christ
Employer Liability Limited On The Second Injury Fund
State Industrial Accident Commission chair Paul Gurske explains that employer liability under the Second Injury Fund applies only to compensation for second injuries in the line of duty. The 1945 legislation created the fund to ease hiring of disabled veterans while experience rating remains in effect during National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week observed October 5 to 11.
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Iiman
Butter Spurs High Prices Amid Labor Costs Rise in Frisco
John Felsher, a former steamer mate from San Francisco, arrived in Myrtle Point and plans to settle there. Butter, once 78 cents a roll, climbed to 90 cents as work stoppages pressure costs, with expectations of reaching the dollar. Felsher owns a ranch about a mile away.
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Frisco
John Felsher
San Francisco
Elizabeth
Myrtle Point
Felsher
Pomona Grange Halves Liability and Observes Grange Meeting
The discussion cited disability compensation rules noting that a worker who loses sight then becomes totally blind from a later injury is fully compensated for total disability while the employer pays only for the last injury, with the rest funded by the second injury fund. Pomona Grange met October 18 with 80 adults and 63 juveniles in attendance, featuring an all day program and a dance, plus a drill by the Royal Neighbors.
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Gurske
Pomona Grange
Royal Neighbors
Credit selling controls end November first
After November the federal controls on credit selling expire a new era begins with sole responsibility for credit policies returning to the business. Emphasizing sound fundamentals, this piece urges proper credit applications, intelligent analysis of cost data, and reliance on fact filled reports from officials to guide decisions. It also notes the shift away from government backed credit management and the need to train new personnel in solid credit practices.
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Redit
Fragmentary note on local farming effort southwest of town
A partial OCR fragment describes someone near a location southwest of town and mentions focusing effort on cultivation. The remaining details are unclear due to incomplete text.
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Town
Wus
Myrtle Point Commercial Club Elects Officers At City Hall
At the annual meeting in the city hall last Tuesday Myrtle Point members elected President W C Fensler Vice President George E Tenney Secretary Treasurer R E Annin and executive board members C E B Huling and R E Annin. Annin and J S Whitaker were named to study feed sheds for farmers teams. The cemetery association plan, started six months ago, was discussed but action was deferred until the next city council meeting to have the association work through city officers.
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Myrtle Point Commercial Club
W. C. Fensler
George E. Tenney
R. E. Annin
C. EB. Huling
R . Annin
J. S. Whitaker
Cemetery Association
Jarvis Tracks Bob in Halls Creek Olaf Anser Place
Lloyd Jarvis bagged a bob on Saturday at the Olaf Anser place in Halls Creek. The cat was seen on Thursday and Mr Jarvis was alerted. He released his dogs to follow the trail but the animal climbed a tall tree and could not be located.
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Lloyd Jarvis
Olaf Anser
Halls Creek
Mr Jarvis
Early settler site yields historic lead and arrowheads
While digging at Pleasant Valley, an old brow head and arrowheads were found. A shovel uncovered lead from bullets, indicating past conflicts with Indians on the site. The discovery suggests a historic battlefield at the excavation area.
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Pleasant Valley
Ella Bryant
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