The Myrtle Leaf Staff Credits
The Myrtle Leaf from Myrtle Point Union High School lists staff positions including Editor Cla Assistant Editor Jean Guerin with Esme Christensen as feature writer and Verna Knight as sports writer. Exchange editor and reporters named include Margaret Chase Ruth Hamma Jenkins Lilah Lutreil Eliseth Deenent and Delos Strong with officers Billy Griggs Floyd Watson Truman Wagner Eugene Fredenberg and others.
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Prey Press 3
Cla
Jean Guerin
Esme Christensen
Verna Knight
Margaret Chase
Ruth Hamma Jenkins
Lilah Lutreil
Eliseth Deenent
Local notes and student chatter amid school week
Miss Woodward buys a new Chevrolet while Miss Lattrell has safely recovered to resume duties. Ag boys took a vacation. two new students joined the class. Talk centers on a Halloween party and seniors near their camera incident. Virgil Smith and Tom Lever visit Myrtle Point. a waste-paper basket donation occurs to Mr. Church. An Ag meeting in the AW room aims to organize the Myrtle Point Future Farmers club with Walter Felcher elected president.
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Vrtle Point
Wes Pei
T Roomers
Donia James
Thomas Ostrander
Pores Mullen
Jone Tressures
Pearson
Ana
Hallowe'en
Marion Lyn Beebee
Thomas Hall Sion
Seiad
Missouri
Bessie
Maude Cosner
Washington
Asia
Rosens
Juanita
Hinlowess
Isle May
Local stock show judges head to Pacific International
Floyd Watson Lyle Barklow and Norland Gant will judge livestock at the Pacific International with Calvin Bigelow Erwin Hall Delos Strong and Walter Felsher winning prizes and joining the trip with their projects led by Mr Cooley.
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Mr. Cooley
Floyd Watson
Lyle Barklow
Norland Gant
the Pacific International
Calvin Bigelow
Erwin Hall
Delos’ Strong
Walter Felsher
Our Yell Team Needs Support For Strong Football Play
A garbled editorial urges student backing for Myrtle Print High football, urging after school practice twice daily to build stamina and improve game readiness. It emphasizes school spirit and consistent effort from players to achieve a winning season.
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Ae Ceria Ee
Wha Jet Team Practices Amid School Spirit Rally
A fragmented cheer from students at Whe Ha Jet school expresses pride in their team. They pledge strong practice sessions and loud support to boost team spirit and fellow supporters.
Speech honors E Willard at Blair with Rev Ostrander address
The full week in October was set aside in Blair to honor E Willard. Rev Ostrander delivered an address for Union High School praising her carefree childhood and later university leadership roles. He emphasized benefits from her work in W. CO. T. Students found the words worthwhile.
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Blair
E. Willard
Union High Side
Rev Ostrander
W. CO. T
Eli
Debate questions in junior and senator class election
Debate topics include abolition of the installment plan and revision of boyne. Contestants listed by class include juniors Delbert Steele and Clair Ia, sophomores Ro Clarke Lora Ingram Frances Fearnley, freshmen Joanne Perrott Robert Steele Freda James Leonard Shelton Cecil Barker. No seniors signed for debate.
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Pelee
Boyne
Delbert Steele
Ag Lattgo
Clair Ia
Ro Clarke
Lora Ingram
Frances Fearnley
Joanne Perrott
Robert Steele
Freda James
Leonard Shelton
Cecil Barker
Myrtle Point to Host Bandon in Near Even Showdown
Myrtle Point and Bandon meet next Saturday November 2 in a tightly matched football clash. Both squads have one loss, aiming to prove the season’s closest contest. Myrtle Point center Ick Barklow will miss the game with a fractured wrist from the North Bend clash.
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Bob Cate
Bandon High School
Ney
Ick Barklow
Myrtle Point
North Bend
Operetta Practice Begins At Union High
The Union High School begins operetta practice this year under Miss Woodward the music instructor. Rehearsals start immediately and the cast will be announced next week as details are finalized.
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Berence Noor Pentre
Sara
Iver
Myrite
Point Union High
Miss Woodward
New Paper Holders Placed on Library Table
New newspaper holders have been added to the library table in the assembly. They are useful because they prevent the panels of papers from scattering and help hold them in place.
Fragmentary OCR prompts from older class notes
A garbled OCR fragment references English classes and probes with unclear context. It mentions editing and books but lacks specific names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable portion suggests a study or proofreading activity without identifiable subjects.
Junior High News Reflects Hallowe'en Preparations and Classes
A fragment from a junior high page shows activity in Eighth B and A with parties and costumes. Committees organize for the week handling desks and doors while student leaders oversee decorations and events. Teachers note lantern making, pumpkin decor, and a Halloween assembly.
Renieck Buys Eleven Acres Near Myrtle Point Hill
L. BR. Renieck purchases eleven acres belonging to Mrs. Nel Iie Milbury on the outskirts of Myrtle Point, located on the hill.
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L. BR. Renieck
Nel Iie
Milbury
Myrtle Point
Annual Staff Chosen at Union High School
The annual staff for Union High School has been accepted with Miss Velma Hamilton as Editor and George Baxter as Business Manager. Other roles include Agnes Gearhart and Clare Booth as Classes, Jean Guerin in Organizations, Carolyn Boys for Dramatics Forensics, and Robert Clarke leading Girls Athletics.
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Union High School
Velma Hamilton
George Baxter
Agnes Gearhart
Jenior
Clare Booth
Gephemore Asst
Franced Fearn
Freckmen Asate
Frieda James
Jean Guerin
Carolyn
Boys’ Athletica
Robert Clarke
Milk Quality Improvement Amid Bacteria Reduction
The text notes improving milk quality by reducing bacteria and mentions use of chlorine solutions in some districts to replace aging treatment, aiming to save time and fuel. It references Gentrey and a need to provide quantities for each utensil.
Feeding Cows Grain in Summer Is Profitable
A herd of eight cows fed an average of three pounds of grain daily in June and July produced 8000 pounds more milk and 186 pounds more fat than the prior two months with no grain. Grain valued at 80 dollars per ton added 22.50 in cost. net profit equaled 8.25 per cow per month, with higher gains for better cows.
Dairy Cow Production Shows Large Increase
The piece notes a rapid rise in dairy output with more milk per cow. It cites 1930 figures of 28,750,000 cows producing 88,500,000,000 pounds, and 1926 figures of 22,196,000 cows producing 127,750,000,000 pounds, highlighting improved breeding feeding and care as key factors.
Maybe You're Right About Buy at Home Pleas
A letter-writer rails against town merchants preaching Buy at Home while they patronize outsiders. He cites a tire dealer and a druggist who use mail order or buy elsewhere, arguing this hypocrisy undercuts local loyalty and asks readers to avoid lowering themselves to it.
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Perhare
Porwlain
Holt’s
Meda 2 at Gold Ha was te on oo jeite foe nad
Fragmentary text mentions Meda and Gold Ha with unclear context and names obscured. No verifiable events or structured details present.
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Gary Cooper
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