Unclear fragmentary text on sports and injuries
Fragmentary OCR text mentions subscriptions, athletes, and injuries at Myrtle schools. No clear event, names, dates, or outcomes to report.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions subscriptions, athletes, and injuries at Myrtle schools. No clear event, names, dates, or outcomes to report.
The Myrtle Point High School student body is urged to attend the upcoming junior play The Mummy and the Mumps a three act comedy set for November 7 at 8 o clock. Cast members practice after school and evenings to ensure a strong turnout and support for school activities.
Grade school notes list students absent due to illness or illness-related reasons. Charles Hunt Kenneth Haughton Jess La Flamme Gene La Flamme and Ronald Lee Kelly are among those absent last week and this week. Several others from various grades were absent Tuesday including Boungies Gibson Earl Bingham Faye Johnson Norman Brown Barniow Ala Wilson Gurney Caleb Bell.
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Thomas Jefferson Johnson Charley Johnson and Mrs Charles M Stallard jr. Thomas Johnson born October 9 1881 in Fort Bragg California died October 24 1835 in Coquille at age 74 with services led by Rev Earl Downing and interment at Masonic cemetery. Charley Johnson died October 23 1935 after a severe stroke with funeral held in Marshfield and relatives including Two Fred Johnson Herbert Johnson Parlt ew sister Alma Satter and extended nieces and nephews. Mrs Charles Stallard jr Zenobia Knight died October 1935 with funeral services at Bible Standard Church led by Rev Paul Prickett and many tributes from relatives and friends.
An experiment station bulletin by Dr G Ho Wilster recounts six years of progress in butter quality at Degur. The Degur creamerymen face anxiety over the state AAA death affecting marketing. The study highlights improvements in butter composition and overall industry advancement independent of price swings.
Since March 1980 butter from 3 066 samples has been scored monthly at the state college by expert judges. Results were confidential and returned to makers with improvement advice and a full analysis of composition and yeast and mold counts. Higher scores correlate with higher prices in out of state markets, potentially adding hundreds of thousands of dollars to the industry when state output scores stay above 93. The illustrated bulletin is available free on request.
Oregon State College releases a bulletin on Bangs disease outlining the establishment and maintenance of cattle herds free from Bangs. Dr BT Sims and O H Muth are among the researchers whose findings are summarized in the report.
Several former SATT members of the Department of Veterinary Medicine SE are noted in a terse fragment, indicating personnel changes or retirements without further details.
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