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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
7
The passage honors Lyman Carrier of Coquille a seed specialist whose research and commercial skill benefit golfers turf and lawns. It notes respected standing and hints at political engagement in a broader context.
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop offers a complete line of plumbing fixtures including plated and rough faucets with or without china. White bathroom fixtures priced reasonably.
A fragmented text hints at beliefs about illness and influence lacking, mentioning medicines and new genes. It appears as a jumbled note with unclear source details and no coherent events or names.
Salem reports general election logistics under way as Hal E. Hoss notes 68,210 new electors since 1926, raising totals to 427,446. courts void Progressive party nominations, leaving Republicans and Democrats dominant while Socialists run as Independents. Workers Communist party appears as Independents with five electors. Voter registration surge cited as a sign of rising interest.
Myrtle Point, playing on North Bend’s field, suffered a 20 to 0 defeat as fumbles and penalties hurt their scoring chances. Durward Drualiner, Corb Bones, Christensen, and Laird stood out on defense while Davenport sat with a broken wrist.
The notes outline a debate date set for November 2 and mention a shake up in class policy. It states the goal to resolve the issue with one single debate day instead of a two day format. Attendance by juniors is low but expected to rise as events progress.
Football notes describe Myrtle Point with starters Harkley Donard Loew Dietz Laird Warner De S D and Christensen Carver Smith as the lineup. North Bend features backfield stars Youn Ja and De Wesse. Both teams have lost several games and hold similar ratings ahead of the clash.
Thirty eight high school students attended a Saturday evening party at the E. J. Schneider residence in honor of the football team. Guests included Elma Russell Gweneth Waters Jacqueline Holloway Jean Lattrell Dorothy Warner Carolyn Schneider Esther freezle Thelma Snyder Oma Haw Ernestine Schneider Lyla Holloway DeLores Davenport Virginia Kelly Velma Hamilton Iona Kelly Mae Young Lyle Knight Norwood Brown Harold Carver Ernest Pearson Smith Donald Carver Gol Ellis Lewis Alden Warner Druliner DeLoss Druliner Chreat Christensen Lloyd Davenport James Lewellen Truman Wagner Ferris McKay Leslie Barklow Kender Reynolds Carey Bones and Corbin Virgil.
The semester schedule lists Armistice pro am by the Juniors on Nov 9, a Sophomores serving program on Nov 29, a Christmas program by the Freshmen on Dec 21, and a mid post exam program by the Seniors on Jan 11. New student George Baxter moved to Myrtle Point from Los Angeles and is in his third year. Maxson was absent due to Chicken Pox. Ray and Averill Laird were absent last week for illness.
Mr Dement spoke on careers in law medicine and engineering noting advantages and disadvantages of each field and giving examples from their work experiences at the assembly.
The Freedmen class held a meeting Tuesday to appoint committees for the homecoming and plan party details. Members were reminded to pay dues. The Junior class met Friday to discuss ring and pin clues. orders go through Mr Barker with delivery around Thanksgiving.
A Girls' League gathering convened last week at Seleek for the TM relia. Officers include Margaret Lever Baker vice president and Mary Ellen Tartey. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene on November 2.
The county basketball champions banner was awarded to Be Point by the red oot association for having the best regular league record. Senior teams note the season’s strong finish and the strong performance across the league.
The Myrtle Point High school annual received honorable mention in a Sigma Delta Chi judged contest with factors including contents make-up and printing. Oregon Trail annual of Milton-Freewater High School won first in the second division for schools with 160 to 400 population.
A partial OCR fragment references groceries and farmers markets with unclear context. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable people, places, or events to form a coherent summary.
Myrtle Point Union High School heads to Coquille for a Saturday football clash. Coquille’s squad is improving quickly, and Myrtle Point faces a tough task to win. The game is among the corn festival attractions.
Ford Worsham and his bride Alta Goodman arrived home yesterday morning from California where they spent weeks on a honeymoon trip after their marriage. Worsham operates an auto repair shop on Fifth Street.
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