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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
2
20 Mill Tax Amendment Opposed by Statewide Groups
The proposed 20 mill tax amendment drawn up by Portland Realtors would divert eight mills to cities, five to schools, five to counties, and two to the state. Critics say it favors Portland and harms noncity districts especially education and elementary districts. Civic groups and labor unions oppose, fearing inadequate funding for noncity education and statewide fiscal imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
State Grange
State Federation of Labor
Farm Workers Union
State Law Enforcement Association
Local Social News Highlights Weekend Visits
Mrs Clara Pemberton of Roseburg spent the weekend with Earl Adams. Mr and Mrs H B Christy and Mr and Mrs A M Christensen traveled to Gold Beach Sunday. Miss Priscilla Deyoe, senior at Southern Oregon Normal School, reports for The Siskiyou. Mr and Mrs Warren Devoe and daughter Josephine visited Alice Guerin ranch in Riverton Saturday. N Smith of Riverside Calif. visited Myrtle Point Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs M Zumwalt hosted dinner guests Sunday, including Mr and Mrs Henry Radabaugh and grandchildren Andy Radabaugh and Wm Todd of Los Angeles. The Todds later left for Los Angeles Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Pemberton
Roseburg
Earl Adams
Siskiyou
Priscilla Deyoe
Southern Oregon Normal School
Ashland
the Siskiyou
Riverton
Warren Devoe
Josephine
Alice Guerin
N Smith
Riverside Calif
Myrtle Point
M . Zumwalt
Henry Radabaugh
Andy Radabaugh
Wm. Todd
Los Angeles
Calif
Todd
Zumwalt
Orter
Tand
Frank Zum
Cemetery Road
Vacation and Visits Highlight Local News Snippets
Winlted Craven freights leave for duty at McKinley CCC camp while family plans a short Portland business trip. Bay callers visit Marshfield and Corvallis guests spend the weekend, with several family members hosting and sharing meals. Mrs. Henry Rosslow to begin the school census soon.
Responsibility of keeping our high school in good condition
Editorial urges every student to share duty of preserving Myrtle Point high school. It stresses first impressions matter and urges respect for walls, desks, and grounds. Students should pursue knowledge, maintain interiors and exteriors, and take pride so the community is proud of the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High School
Honor Roll Students Highlight Six Week Period
The report notes many students on the honor roll and shows the sophomore class leading in percentage. Seniors listed on the honor roll include Howard Bennicksen Eleanor Breuer Marie Clinton Mildred James Dorothy Lundy Esther Nelson Geraldine Reed Josephine Schellham mer Clarice Shelton Bonnie Sumer lin Marjorie Van Alstein Robert Young Juniors names include Roderic Barklow Junior Bartlett Evelyn Berry Lila Davenport Lois Davenport Herbert Evans Jane Parry Wilma Redell Helen Reed Efrola Volkmar Sophomores include Robert Bellow Helen Breuer Jerrene Burgess Maxine Dement Billy Endicott Luanna Fry Dorothy Gurney Jim Hoover Dorothy Lewis Robert undy Greta McClellan Lela June M Donald Harriett McKay Charles Smith Mitford Smith Beryl Williams Freshmen Alice Clayton Leona Davidson Mary Dye Wilm ot Hoffman Helen Magill Post graduate Doris James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bennicksen
Eleanor Breuer
Marie Clinton
Mildred James
Dorothy Lundy
Esther Nelson
Geraldine Reed
Josephine Schellhammer Clarice Shelton
Bonnie Sumerlin
Marjorie van Alstein
Robert Young
Roderic Barklow Junior
Bartlett
Evelyn Berry
Lila Davenport
Lois Davenport
Herbert Evans
Jane Parry
Wilma Redell
Helen Reed
Efrola Volkmar
Robert Bellow
Helen Breuer
Jerrene Burgess
Maxine Dement
Billy Endicott
Luanna Fry
Dorothy Gurney
Jim Hoover
Dorothy Lewis
Robert
Undy
Greta McClellan
Lela June M.donald
Harriett McKay
Charles Smith
Mitford Smith
Beryl Williams
Alice Clayton
Leona Davidson
Mary Dye
Wilmot Hoffman
Helen Magill
Doris James
Sophomores Host Freshmen in Laughter Filled Party
Freshmen, dressed in short dresses and knee pants, faced a playful penalty parade as sophomores staged a party Friday afternoon. The event featured an entertaining stage program, a mock trial, and a few pranks before ice cream was served to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Shop
Rosary
Zella Mae Moon
Dorothy Gurney
Atleer Osborne
Zella Moon Beryl Williams
Billy Endicott
Frena
Medlock Robert Lundy
Eda Smith Amock
Rtal
High School Plays and Debates Highlight Fall Events
The junior class presents a romantic comedy about Alfred Tennyson Murgatoy and Sylvia Webster in the high school auditorium on Wednesday November 7. Interclass debates follow on November 16 with freshman sophomores and juniors seniors debating metric system and junior colleges. An assembly in study hall announced Armistice Day and freshman initiation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Alfred Tennyson Murgatoy
Alfred
Earl Hoover
Tom Arsdale
Oke Stamson
Russell Dement
Roderic Barklow
Sylvia Webster
Lois Davenport
Linn
Coquilleurn
Freshmen Clean Up Street After Initiation Party
Freshmen organized into eight groups led by two sophomores each to pick up waste paper strewn along the street as part of freshman initiation. After cleaning the school grounds, the group proceeded to a freshman initiation party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Girls' League Forms Yearlong Committees
The officer listed committees for the school year with chairs and assistants including Ability, Art, Costume, Creed, Good Cheer, Hospitality, Lost and Found, Music, Ways and Means, Social, Decorations, Scrap Book, Services, Parity, and Songs and Games committees. Notable chairs include Lillian Crane, Mary Davenport, Clarice Shelton, Danford Mast, Marie Clinton, Harriett McKay, and Evelyn Berry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ League
Mizz Vincent
Lillian Crane
Alice Racklett
Clarice Shelton
Hope Decker
Leone Rissbeger
Bonnie Morley
Lsther Nelson
Frances True
Wilma Johnson
Marie Clinton
Nell Watson
Josephine Schellhammer
Ardyce Strong
Mary Dye
Ellen Carver
Norma Martin
Ages Hull
Marvene Harrah
O.k.'d
Evelyn Berry
Corrine Hart
Maxine Hunnicutt
Harriett McKay
Aileen Obsborne
Alcta Bryant
Swine and Farm Management Studies Dominate Week
The freshman class studied swine production focusing on breeds and Duroc Jersey stock from the Silverton FFA Swine Breeders association. Sophomores toured a field trip on managerial practices while juniors and seniors work on inventories and farm accounting for class work. Robert Lundy and Frendy Medlock dismantled an old auto to build a wagon in the shop. COOL Church woe reconvocated advisor of the Torn Honor society. No date yet set for the first meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc Jersey
Silverton FF
Swine Breeders’ Association
Robert Lundy
Frendy Medlock
Torn Honor Society
Points Earned Shape School Honor Pins By Year
A class tradition rewards students with pins and an honor certificate based on points for grades and activities. Freshmen earning enough points receive a one bar pin, sophomores a two bar, juniors a forest pin, and seniors a diploma with an honor certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Clayton
Doris James
Helma Olson
Marion Koch
Janel Leatherman
Evelyn Stein
Personal News From School Absentee Updates
Dele Druliner returned to school after an appendectomy. Siete Clinton was absent Friday and Monday. Warren Cribbins and Forrest Krewson returned to school Monday after several days of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dele Druliner
Siete Clinton
Warren Cribbins
Forrest Krewson
Class Updates Include Two Day Assignments and Grammar Focus
Two day assignments are in place for typing and English classes. First period shows better results than second period. AY English V works on proper grammar and word choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dri
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AQ News
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City Cash Grocery
Rodéric Barklow
Vernn Hermann
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Leone Rissberger
Mary Robbon
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