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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
3
A fragmented Arago column reports on school activities and local events. The text notes teacher arrangements, new typewriters for the district, a seven student class, a Sunday school beach picnic, and community visits. It mentions Eugen e at the University, a dairy project, and expectations for enrollment and local projects.
In Reedsport justice court G H Noel of Douglas county was fined 50 dollars for killing a deer out of season. A black bear that had killed hogs and sheep in Curry county was slain near Lobster Creek after a two hour chase ending with five shots.
Coos county officials discuss completing the Roosevelt highway eight miles in the county with state highway commission ready to proceed if costs are assumed locally. Water mains repairs begin as seven hydrants are authorized. Obituaries report Arthur Bostick dies from logging camp injuries aged 24, and John Richard Parmenter known as Dick buried in Bandon after serving aboard the Maine.
Jackson County court orders children to respond in a prosecution. Marshfield chamber of commerce pushes annexation to boost population figures ahead of next census. Local headlines note a worm infestation near Bend closing Dik Lake, deer issues in Curry County, honest North Bend water melon misfortune, and Coos County tax repopulation steps with a Los Angeles buyer.
Miss Irene Weterman returns from Monmouth where she trained as a teacher and accepts a Bancroft School contract. Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Wheaton attend North Bend Eastern Star event. Families relocate, travel, and socialize across Bridge area, with moves to Myrtle Pointer and Fourth Street residences and vacations in California noted.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Cartwright of eves county look after their 4 Dire. A Davenport and children Mrs Slingsby and Mrs Jose Hall enjoy a few days vacation at Badon. Naomi Hermann leaves for school. home with Mrs Fans Crosby for the winter. County agent Harvey Hale visits to welcome county bankers to South Fork ranches. Lloyd Johnston and Elton Lepant attend to business. Emily Shull begins as Twin Oaks teacher with a favorable impression. T Dickson and son work on carpentry. Mr and Mrs Geo Hermann attend a funeral service.
The passage notes the two teachers who have served several years at the school and are fondly remembered for their work. It honors Mrs Wilcox and Mrs Chesta Robbins for their contributions to the institution and its pupils.
Bible school every Sunday at 10 with classes for all grades. Sermons at 11 and 8. From October first, evening services move to 7 30. Sunday sermon title The Church a new Organism based on I Cor 12 12. Questions include Should I Join the Church What happens if I join What am I expected to believe. Can a person be a Christian without church membership.
The Young People will meet at seven for a study on Lost Values using Luke 15. The evening sermon covers the Lost Sheep and Lost Son. Rome 12:1-8 theme and Biemeek service for prayer and study Wednesdays at 7:30 p m with John 16 1 17 as passage.
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. in Christensen with Omer Idso as leader. Pastor listed. Article notes concerns on animal weight fleece production from Oregon Experiment Station, stressing care in stock management.
Rev. Chas C Hulet of Myrtle Point reports sighting the Graf Zeppelin over Lake Michigan near LaSalle Street station on August 28. The silver air liner passed overhead as crowds peeked from offices and fire escapes, leaving a lasting impression of the spectacle in Chicago.
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