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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1934
Page
2
Support the Fair Displays at Myrtle Point Grounds
A local Coos and Curry County institution invites community support at the fair grounds in Myrtle Point. The Southwestern Oregon produce exhibit showcases progress and possibilities, appealing to every family and citizen to attend and back the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos and
Currys County
Fa. N
Fair Grounds
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Will Reducing Taxes Rise From The Wilderness Rally
Joe F Dunne speaks at a Republican gathering in Norway urging tax cuts for Oregon. The text notes skepticism about concrete methods to cut taxes and hints at uncertainty among advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Joe F Dunne
Norway
Oregon
Old age pension idea gains support and hope
In Our Mail Bag reflects on an old age security plan as vital to relieve elder unemployment. It notes many over 60 hold jobs, and pensioning seniors could open vacancies for younger workers while reducing reliance on emergency relief programs. The piece calls the pension a humane beacon for aging workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Harrison
Local Notes From Myrtle Point Area Students and Residents
A town column lists movements and visits of residents including Dorothy Goldsburs moving to Roseburg road to finish high school in Myrtle Point Lawrence and Kenneth. Ruth Ard, BR J. Dick, and Elsie Wood attend a dance at Vettrais hall. Various locals host gatherings and call on neighbors. Marion Whitney moves to Myrtle Point for school. Wayne Carman and others visit Earl Cox and Carl Bushnell households. several farm work shifts and trucking notes are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Goldsburs
Earl Adams
Roseburg Road
Myrtle
Lawrence
Kenneth
Ruth Ard
J. Dick
Meath
Elsie Wood
Vettrais Hall
Warren Rema
Ard
del Rema
Rev Dores
Jotoe Ho
Marutthe
Daard Ronald
Sveke
Brice Schei
al Dolhe
Booth
Bernard Sprinkgstead
Louis Shindell
Shilles
Fowers
John Goldsaburs Emersor Witi
Earl Cox
Wane Carmar Callest
Carl Bushnell
Audrey
Midred Busnec
Ruth West
Everett Barksow
Oa Norden
Jean
Lawrence Barkdell
D Wood
Roy Doney
Gertrude Ward
Ellis Warren
Ted
Powers
Car
Bushnell
Del
Deb Remo
Marion
Dick Lakey
Kenneth Bardell
Burlin
Rog) Huntley
R J West
John Goldsbury
Emeriss Whitney
RJS West
Nelson
Carl
Audres Lair Victor
Robert Bushnell
Sam Rayno
Bennett
Whitney
Myrtle Point
Wayne Carman
Dick Weet
Roy Donney
Donny Wid
John Hutt
Westing
Coatuille
Beyrtle
la Marshfield
Berl Com
Wayne’ Corton
Local social notes recount visits and a minor accident
The passage lists visits in a small town including Bernard Springstead calling at the D. C West home on Saturday, Del Higgins and family calling at the Car Bushnell home, and a group outing at the Fosburg ranch. Miss Mark Goldsbury spent a week in Marshfield visiting Miss Martha Goodman and others before returning home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Bandon
Bernard Springstead
D. C West
del Higgins
Ona Adams
Aon
Pat
Clifford Cameron
Shfey
Car Bushnell
Fosburg
Earl Adams
Dickie and Jr
Fosburg Ranch
Mark Goldsbury
Marshfield
West Myrtle Point Social Notes
Miss Ruth Donald of Broadbent visited at the Redell home with Mr Redell and daughters. Mrs Burkow and family hosted guests. Mrs San to VP Pas Seen iiil for aver veeloowa improved Mon jay. Allegany visitors, M Katie Archcola, spent two days with Tont Arnold and family. Verne Jones and Dowths were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Breuert. Rosa Kiemett, visiting with the Paul lever family, returned home after a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Donald
Broadbent
Redel
R . Redell
Fiald
Dan Burkows
Saahtow
Monjay
Mine
Allegany
West Myrtle Point
Katie Arcncola
Tre
Arnold
Paul Breuet
Rosa Kiemett
Paul Lever
Little Miss Marker Comes to Hiland Theater
Fragmented notice describes Shirley Temple in Little Miss Marker with Adolphe Menjou and Dorothy Dell at Hiland Theatre Monday and Tuesday. It mentions surrounding gossip and a Miss Marker related incident at a hospital, with references to local figures and a postponed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Adolphe Menjou Thess
Dorothy Dell
Hastes
Bickford
Damon Runsons
Littl
Miss Marker
Hiland Theate
Suidas Monday
Turaday
Navy
US. Navy
Robert Louis Stevenson
Marshfield Social Roundup From Town Thursday to Friday
A garbled town notes page records visits and greetings in Marshfield. Names include Mrs C O Tavlor, Mr and Mrs W A Varnes, Miss Lucite, and Luther Hasprey with many local residents listed visiting, hosting, or traveling to nearby towns over a weekend.
Fragmented page hints at local camp and sports notes
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions a camp near Pareies and Houser with references to Powers and individuals like Jim Pruewske. It hints at a local sports or camp event with possible penalties or fines. Names and dates are unclear due to transcription issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Strebes
Carcies Mack
Pareies
Houser
Jim Pruewske
Odo
Powers
C.dav
Births and family notes from local parish records
Fragmentary birth and family notices mentioning newborns, parents, and local names. The text appears corrupted with many garbled phrases and incomplete lines, making specific identities and dates unclear.
Attendees and visits in Coos Bay area high school scene
Local families and students frequent Marshfield and Coquille towns for schooling and social events. Mrs Purvine and Mrs Purvine of Salem hosted and visited relatives while Marian Whitney, Dorothea Chandler, and Clement Gilkison stayed in town for high school, with travel to Marshfield and Umpqua on weekend trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Purvine
Inlaw
C D. Purvine
Salem
T G Sumerlin
Scheel
Dorothea Chandler
Clement Gilkison
Cement Crock
Coes
Contest for Axemen Avemen of Southwest Oregon
A footrace style Axemen event is set for Marshfield on Saturday September 8 as part of the Paul Run birthday celebration. Prize money attracts competitors with riders and spectators invited to attend the Bunyan festival to raise funds for a children's playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avemen
Southweste
Osegon
Marshfield
Paul
Adkitiion
Farewell Party for Mra Pope at Broadbent Home
Mrs G O Pope hosted a farewell gathering for her and Mr Pope who plan to leave the ranch November 1 due to his failing health. Moosewomen from several towns attended a potluck, with 18 visitors among the guests, and plans noted for Myrtle Point theater’s upcoming season and new releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra G O Pope
the Moose
Broadbent
Mra Pope
Pope
Mooseheart
Marshfield
Powera
Bandon
Coquille
New Film Attractions Bring Season to Myrtle Point This September
The annual film season will roll into Myrtle Point in September as Austin Dodge manager of Hiland announces the events. The program highlights new features and screenings across local theaters during the countrywide season kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Myrtle Point
Austin Dodge
Hiland
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Mhuree
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Coe Atlle
Gues
Stuat
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Luther
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Motor North
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Ben
Elgin
E. C. Barker
Main
Aloha
Young
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Marian Whitney
Forest Grove
T G
Sumerlin
Miss Whitney
Motter Te Bay
Bey Garrett
Margaret
Umpqqua
Katie
Ann Furman
Jimmie Rookard
Umpqua
J. H Pearce
Southwestern Oregon Autonive Association
Lula Dye
Ho Mast
Henry Ressow
Iuneheun
Goorge Ulett
Coqquille
Vonday
Guerte
June Martin
Nitt
Niberta McMurphy
Fugen
Soe? Delaisye
Gaul
Terris Y Kira
Lipa
el Deatece
Thor
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Kodak
Bond
Cool Feed
Myrtle Port
Arguecin
Tesbrieo T A
L. H. Pearce
Standard Gas
Goodyear
Bridty
Stu Ant
Erwen
Ass Hothern
Patsy Kelly
Llerst
Bert
Yae
Damas
Damon Runyon
Adolphe Menjou
Dorothy EL Charles Bickford
Scheers
Poeccen
Voas
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