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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
2
Community notices describe the Lasket social and dance at Alder Crest school Saturday evening at eight. Several residents travel, visit, and attend events in Coos County, including sports and local shop activities.
Residents plan a carnival Monday event with amusements including an air pond, fortune telling and dances. Court jury coverage in Coquille this week. local social notes mention visits to Salem and Portland, plus Halloween pumpkin pies from Russell Baking Company.
Kensler brother of Clark Fensler of this city and a former employee with the American Telephone and Telegraph Company in San Francisco has won a superb advancement in his field. He will depart soon for New York City to join the embassy’s home offices. His mother Mrs W C Kensler travels to San Francisco to visit Clarke and family before heading east, then south to see her son Harry.
The annual Myrtle Union Christian Endeavor convention meets at Coquille on November 2 8 and 4. Officers and speakers will attend with banquets Friday and Saturday evenings and state officers on programs across sessions in the Christian church.
Alden Deyoe, son of Mr and Mrs Warren Deyoe and Myrtle Point high school graduate, has been promoted at Southern California Edison to inspector of concrete work in Los Angeles. He previously served as assistant city engineer in Marshfield for about a year and a half and spent a year in Alaska with an uncle.
Verne Magill and wife report a Tucker has returned home from Unity Oregon where he spent spring and summer on fire patrol work for a forest reserve. John notes more work this season than last with 58 fires compared to 18 the previous year.
The Home department of the Woman's club at Myrtle Point will host a fall flower exchange. Collect unused flowers or bulbs and save them for the exchange service. For details contact Mrs. Simer Baseell.
A potluck dinner will be held at the Presbyterian church next Monday evening for church members and friends. Those not yet solicited for their families can call Mrs. Thos Guerin or Mrs. E. C. Barker to learn what is needed.
Mr Warner of Roland Prairie visited Myrtle Point Monday to display three deer he bagged in the district east of the Cascade mountains last week before the season closed. One mule deer was the largest in the district in years with horns resembling elk antlers.
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