Oregon and Seattle Grain Prices and Local News Highlights
Grain and hay prices across Portland and Seattle are listed with figures for wheat, hay, butterfat, eggs, cattle, hogs, and lambs. Other items include pocket gopher extermination efforts in Malhour county, Independence corn show dates, and plans for irrigation funding in Baker valley. Local events cover brass band in Sweet Home, a Medford gun safety push, forest burnings on Crace Prairie, road bid projects from Eugene, and Oregon’s role in new ship christenings in Camden New Jersey.
Oregon News Briefs From Corvallis To Grants Pass
Oregon guardsmen prepare for distribution over the next ten days announced by Major-General White. Baby chicks delayed to October due to market conditions. Townsend couple in Sheridan mark 68 years of marriage. Fatal gasoline explosion near Monroe claims Mrs. Joseph Kients. Grants Pass raises minimum city water rate and shortens sprinkling season. Valley turkey shipments from Valo project reach markets as Nyasa Turkey Growers form cooperative. Silverton hosts a pumpkin contest linked to corn and poultry show. Hellgate Bridge traffic begins ahead of completion. cave exploration planned near Yachats. A McMinnville garden bloom draws attention. strawberry leaf not seen in Goose Lake weed studies. Oregon Caves report record visitors. Northwestern turkey show expands exhibit hall in Oakland. Willamette Valley woolen mills sold. Brayton Woolen mills set to reopen. Disease in Tatent and Sams valleys traced to spray alkalinity burning leaves and stunting fruit.
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Oregon National Guardsmen
White
Corvallis
Russell
Mra
Townsend
Sheridan
Mooresville
Ind
Portland
Monroe
Joseph Kients
Grants Pass
Lully Croek Bendbh
Valo
Oregoo
Twin Oaks News Visitors Return From Mohawk Valley
Mr and Mrs Kennedy and their children visit the George D Hall family in Twin Oaks bringing Mrs Hall back from a visit with her parents. Mrs Rodney Davenport hosted comfort gatherings and a dinner with assisting guests and several ladies helped with a quilt.
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Kennedy
Alex
Mohawk Valley
George D. Hall
Twin Oaks
Hall
Rodney Davenport
P. F. Bartlett
M. Aasen
Elton Aasen
A. R. Davenport
Chris Nelse Verne
Myrtle Leaf Sports Report From Myrtle Point Union
A brief note from the Myrtle Point Union High School sports desk mentions reporters Hoover and Kenneth Button with coverage by Frank Morrison. The fragment references guards Eugene Kituent and Ray, with mentions of West End and other names as part of the sports write up.
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Myrtle Point Union High School
Onagoe Oon
Cee
Frank Morrison
Ournalisn
Hoover
Kenneth Button
Merriega
Eugene Kituent
Biro
Borer Fone
Cee Ales Ray
West End
Myrtle Point Tops Old Rivals 22 to 8 in Football clash
Myrtle Point defeated Coquille 22 to 8 at Myrtle Point as the Devils found rhythm after a slow start. King scored on a 40 yard drive with a two point conversion, plus a later touchdown and extra point, while Woods Schmidt and Carver added TDs and safeties shaped the win.
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Myrtle Point
Coquil
Coquille
Devils
King
Dino
Woods
Schmidt
Carver
Myrtle
der Carver
Strong
Bones
Kinnicutt
Wilson
Gilkison
H Hall
Smidt
Mike Ray
Deri Carver
Barker
Mast
Morrison
Endicott
Gill
Felsher
King Coquille
McCue
Helmkin
Martindale
Preap
Donaldson
Pook
Shaver
Hatcher
Gooley
Peart
Perrott
Juniors and Sophomores Win Interclass Debates
Interclass debates were held Friday with juniors beating seniors two to one in the Junior-Senior round. Freshmen and sophomores also debated, the sophomores winning two to one against the freshmen on the truck abolition issue.
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Marguerite Sunstrup
Avold Draper
Earl Breuer
Saker
Andy Newhouse
E V Ostrander
Ruth Woodward
Pat Rickard
Leo Wagner
Phydelias Morris
Miriam Smith
Kenneth Jeatherman
Pclace
E G Ranton
Gertrude Sick
John Easman
Sohoomore
Honor Roll List Six Weeks Students Named
The six weeks honor roll includes 48 students with average grades of two. Seniors named are Floise Crowley Priscilla Deyoe Frances Fearnley Walter Felsher Dulcie Foote Austin Hall Marjorie Hazelton Clifford Jennin Eugene Kinnientz Genevieve Knight Frank Larson Glacys Latham Chas Leatherman Andy Newhouse Lois Porterfield Jean Pressler. Juniors listed include Kenneth Button Harold Draper Mary Evans Lynn Hooper Frieda James Selma Latham Bullie Lund Joanne Perrott Theda Schroeder Leonard Shelton Robert Seele Marguerite Sungtray Sophomore Doris Jamea Helmia Maen Evelyn Steinhoff Juanita Watson Freshmen Mary Jane Barker Edwin Bigelow Mary Davenport Helen Detwiler Richard Gill Virgil Harrison Viola Hoffman Dorothy Lundy Phydelina Morris Grayce Parry Donald Porterfield Bonnie Sumeriin Leslie Wilson William Zimmerman Ann Harlocker
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Floise Crowley
Priscilla Deyoe
Frances Fearnley
Walter Felsher
Dulcie Foote
Austin Hall
Marjorie Hazelton
Clifford Jennin
Eugene Kinnientz
Genevieve Knight
Frank Larson
Glacys Latham
Chas Leatherman
Andy Newhouse
Lois Porterfield
Jean Pressler
Kenneth Button
Harold Draper
Mary Evans
Lynn Ho
Donald Porterfield
Bonnie Sumeriin
Leslie Wilson
William Zimmerman
Ann Harlocker
North Bend Ready for Myrtle Point Saturday Showdown
North Bend and Myrtle Point set for a Saturday clash on the home field. Coach Essman focuses on defense and interference as Don Druliner and Norland Gant return to strengthen the lineup including Stuliner Morrison Schmidt Felsher Carver and Gilgon or Gant on the line.
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Lncal
North Bend
Don Druliner
Norland Gant
Roseburg
Essman
Ware
Lneup
Don Stuliner
Frank Morrison
Fred Schmidt
Walter Felsher
Lyle Carver
Don Gil Gon
Laughter party cheers during girls teamup event
The girls held a Halloween themed gathering with a grand march and costume judging by Mrs. Bones and Marjorie McCulloch. Bertie Forrest won best single, with awards for best couple and birthday groups. a mock wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Essman was performed. Doris Derrey read Ina, while Phydelius Morris and Imo Burgess acted in songs and a finale. The evening ended with games and refreshments in wagons decorated in Halloween colors.
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John Essman
Doris Derrey
Ina Reading
Phydelius Morris
Imo Burgess
Hallowe’en
Freshmen Football Team Impresses in Rainy Start
The group of more than a dozen freshmen boys turned out in footwear and oversized wool jerseys for rain protection. They practiced at the fair grounds wearing gear much too large, appearing comical yet performing well on the field despite the damp conditions.
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Suale
Atodent
Lettermen Meeting Outlines Tweaks to Uniforms and Rules
October 21 rally and yell practice for all boys scheduled at 8 o'clock. Girls barred from wearing boys lettermen sweaters. Sweaters to be blue. Committee on constitutional amendment includes Mr. Rickard Walter Felsher and Lloyd Ray.
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Lettermen
Mr. Rickard
Walter Felsher
Lloyd Ray
Preparations for Nov. 6 Carnival Underway at Local High School
Students and most teachers are busy finalizing plans for the November carnival. The tentative program includes Welcome, Orchestra, Reading by Doris Derrey G A, stunt, Musical Readings by Julia Myr Leatherman, Pantomime Wanted a Private Secretary, Dance by Billie Lund and Doris Derrey, The Chalk Talk by Aileen De ment, Railroad Stunt, Graveyard Stunt, Glee Club, and Goodbye.
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Doris Derrey G. A
Julia Myr Leatherman
Billie Lund
Doris der
Myrtle Leaf selects two sports writers for staff
The Myrtle Leaf names Lynn Hoover and Kenneth Button as sports writers after recognizing their top performance. Hoover will cover game reports, while Button will author forecast stories for upcoming games.
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Lynn Hoover
Kenneth Button
The
Myrtle Leaf
Lynn
Kenneth
Soccer Games Postponed as Standings Set for Championship
Last week the seniors edged the juniors by one point and the sophomores crushed the freshmen 8-0. Remaining games were postponed due to wet ground. With each class having one win, the seniors and sophomores will play for the championship while the juniors meet the sophomores to decide fourth place.
Girls Sell "Hot Dogs" At Coquille Myrtle Point Game
Rachael Bones chair of the Girls League finance committee ran a sale of about nine dozen hot dogs at the Coquille Myrtle Point match. Weather conditions tasty dogs and league cooperation helped make the sale a success.
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Rachael Bones
Girls’ League
Coquille-Myrtle
Gypsies Visit to Our City Promises Music and Lively Show
A fragment notes that traveling performers are due in town after a long absence. The text hints at a parade of songs and entertainment aimed to delight residents and attract crowds.
Honor Students Entertain at the Auditorium
The event showcases the honor society in a program led by advisor Mr. Linn and president Austin Hall. Priscilla Deyoe and Lois Porterfield direct acts including a train to Loon Town skit and monologues on studying by Lois Porterfield.
Students Rally in Rain Before Coquille Game
Students brave heavy rain for a pep rally in front of the theatre at seven then march through wet streets to the game in Coquille. Cars ferry those who stay dry as mud and slick conditions force an early end around eight.
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Attemiu
Students showcase home economics work in window displays
Five girls from Hazel Strong to Edu Doss lead the Home Economics class display at H A Schroeder Furniture with Tru Pak at Farmer store. Typing I practices, bookkeeping chapter work, Home Ec eggs and omelets, Journalism on editorials, and English III five minute talks on processes and various topics observed.
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H A. Schroeder
Hazel Strong
Hazel Freden
Edu. Doss
June Chandler
de Foote
Tru Pak
Farmer
Tryouts for junior play Who's Rose select 16 for rematch
The October 23 tryouts in the auditorium followed a Wednesday elimination. Miss Alverdes notes limited talent but the tentative cast includes Edgar Tatum Cecil Barker Elsie Tatum Billie Land Mrs Edna Cheyney Joanne Perrott Laura Cheyey Janet Martin Grace Cheyney Aileen Dement Ruth Thomas Dolores Belloni Phillip Denby Lynn Hoover Ted Hartley Harold Draper Oscar Burrman Herbert Strong Eliza Theckla Moll.
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Rose
Miss Alverdes
Edgar Tatum
Cecil Barker
Elsie Tatum
Billie Land
Edna Cheyney
Joanne Perrott
Laura Cheyney
Janet Martin
Grace Cheyney
Aileen Dement
Ruth Thomas
Personalities Note School Absences and Returns
Selma Latham remains ill with the flu and has not yet returned to school. Eileen Clinton returned after a one week absence. Jaret Martin came back last Monday after a two week vacation in Portland. Don Druliner, previously ill, is back but unable to join the football team. Jim Ray is also back at school.
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Selma Latham
Eileen Clinton
Jaret Martin
Portland
Don Druliner
Jim Ray
Seven youths travel to Portland stock show after game
Monday morning he was absent about two weeks with pneumonia. Last Thursday after the football game Mr Sawyer and seven boys went to Portland to attend the Pacific International Stock Show. Three boys Robert Kroeger Deloss Hermann and Ellis Southmayd went for lodging. Lester Porterfield Jack Ocheltree Ray Willson and John Kirk went for projects. Norland Gant drove. They returned home Tuesday.
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Mr. Sawyer
Portland
Robert Kroeger
Deloss Hermann
Ellis Southmayd
Lester Porterfield
Jack Ocheltree
Ray Willson
John Kirk
Norland Gant
Presbyterian Church schedules World Temperance Sunday events
The Presbyterian denomination sets a full Sunday program with Bible school at 10, junior church at 1, a 1 15 worship, and evening service at 7 30 led by the pastor. The World Temperance Sunday theme reflects on attendance and faith, urging large recongregations and outreach.
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Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Jesus
Matt
Young Peoples
Christ
EV. Ostrander
Annual Carnival at Union High Next Week
Union High School plans its annual carnival a week from tomorrow night November 6 with a record crowd expected. Students and teachers have put in effort for a good cause and community support is urged.
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Union High School
Injured Woman Wins City Officials Verdict in Bandon Case
Cora Smith sued the city of Bandon and its mayor and councilmen after an August 1928 sidewalk fall. The circuit court awarded her 1500 dollars, finding the city and its officials liable for the injuries.
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Cora Smith
Early Merchant P. E. Peay Passes Suddenly at 77
P. E. Peay, a Coquille merchant, died suddenly Monday afternoon in his home at age 77. He moved a stove to the fire area before taking ill and was stricken at Bay City. He had been ill about 30 years. Survived by his widow formerly Mrs Tom Barklow and two sons, one in Portland and one elsewhere. Burial in nearby cemetery.
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P. E. Peayarly
Coquille
Besos
Train Delay Report From Eugene Coast Bay Branch
Early morning reports indicate the Southern Pacific Eugene Coast Bay branch train is late. Weather and track issues caused the delay, and arrival is now expected between late morning and early afternoon today.
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Eugene-Coast Bay
Southern Pacific Iz
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