Myrtle Point Local News Notes and Moves
G. J. McKee, butter-maker at Myrtle Gell creamery, missed part of the week due to illness. G. L. McRay left Monday for Portland to see an eye specialist. he has been ill for weeks and cannot attend to duties at the Southern Pacific depot. Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis and family moved into the flat over the Myrtle Point transfer office after relocating from Powers. Lewis bought Peele’s pool hall last week. Embroidery and darning services offered by Mrs R H Jemnon on Second Street in the Brewer House building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. McKee
Mr. McKee i
Myrtle Geld Creamery
Ray Lewis
Myrtle Point Transfer Company
Fice
Powers
Lewis
Peele
R H. Jemnon
Second Street
Brewer House
Myrtle Point Social Notes Include Visitors and Local News
Mr and Mrs T. Zimmerman and daughter Dorothy of Powers visited Myrtle Point on Tuesday. J E Walstrom of Central Transfer company of Randon called on business in Myrtle Point. Grant Carrick family recovered from two weeks of illness and is again about town. Ehmer Russell family and Miss Ixora Gregory and Miss Mae Young attended Arago church dinner and stayed for services. Rose Marie Beauty Shoppe offers appointments and delivery. Farmers' Store notes. N G W Perkins and family traveled to Roseburg to visit Nicholas W Perkins at Terminal Hotel.
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Zimmerman Jamd
Dorothy
Powers
Myrtle Point
J E. Walstrom
Central Transfer Company
Randon
Grant Carrick
Mr Carrick
Ehmer Russell
Ixora Gregory
Mae Young
Arago
N. G. W Perkins
Claude Giles
Roseburg
Nicholas W Perkins
Opening of Mrs Clarke’s new Myrtle Point music studio
Friends gathered Friday to inspect the second floor studio in the Bank of Myrtle Point building. The transformed room featured harmonized colors and floral gifts as Elma Russell and others performed. Elma Russell and Wise Edna Drake introduced early teaching plans for violin ukulele and kindergarten work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O H. Clarke
Bank of Myrtle Point
Elma Russell
Carolyn Schneider
Eather Nelson
Frances True
Durwari Druliner
Mr Draper
Marshfield
Misa Elma Russell
Wise Edna Mae Drake
Miss Elma
Minas Drake
Marriage of Misa Marian Linn to Sestle Sparks at Willamette area
Misa Marian Linn sister of P Linn of this city married Sestle Sparks Sunday at 1:30 pm in a Salem home of Mr Thayer. Sparks is athletic director at Willamette University. They will reside in Salem. L P Linn family and Miss Grace Linn attended. Miss Nelle R Linn joined for the day, with Miss Nelise Jinn not returning until Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marian Linn
P Linn
Salen
Sestle Sparks
Thayer
Sparks
Willamette University
Salem L
Grace Linn
Nelle R. Linn
Nelise Jinn
Reward for cat missing this Saturday
A notice offers a reward to anyone returning a cat described as part bob with a stubby tail. the owner Harriett Billups pledges no further payment upon return. The rhyme also mentions Mary’s lamb and a store remedies suggestion at Farmers’ Store.
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Harriett Billups
George Lee to Open Clothing Store in Myrtle Point
George Lee, longtime Myrtle Point clothing dealer, will open a store in the Seaman building two floors east of The Herald. He plans to move relics from Crescent City and expand stock before opening next week. Lee has leased the space for several years and expects a strong local welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Crescent City
Myrtle
Seaman
Herald Office
Lee
Myrtle Point
George
California
Death of Mrs Charley Bennett in Salem
Word came Friday night that Mrs Charley Bennett of Salem died at her home. Known as Virginia Leep in earlier years, she lived in Bancroft and Myrtle Point with her parents. She suffered heart trouble for years and died at age thirty nine. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon with burial in Salem. Local relatives attended from Myrtle Point and nearby towns. LC Smith typewriter for sale cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Pennett
Salem
Mrs. Bennnett
Virginia Leep
Bancroft
Myrtle Peint
Bennett
D. Bennett
Through a Woman's Eyes on the Tyranny of Things
A fragmentary essay discusses Greek simplicity and the weight of material possessions on women's lives. It contrasts freedom of mind and body with the burdens of servants, houses, and fashionable duties, noting how society polishes and pities the kept woman yet consumes time maintaining status symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick Vanloopasaya
Camp Fire Girls Hike to Lundy Ranch and Candy Sale
Last Saturday Cary Fire girls hiked to Lundy ranch and picked huckleberries before lunch in the grove. Guardians Helen Rafael and Helen Deyoe accompanied them along with Mias Luttrell. Girls present included Belva Stemmier Louise Lemon Mary Evans Anka Gil Margaret Garett Blanche Massie Clarice Sholton and Ernestine Schneider. On Monday the group sold candy at the Junior High School and raised $240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundy Ranch
Grove
Helen Rafael
Helen Deyoe
Mias Luttrell
Belva Alice Stemmier
Louise Lemon
Mary Evans
Ho Cn Gil
Anka Gil
Margaret
Garett Blanche Massie
Clarice Sholton
Ernestine Schneider
South Fork items and local notices from Marshfields
Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson return from Marshfields after an operation on his throat. He is not yet well. W A McNair and Reed start Thursday for Rogue River to fish and bring home fish. Rodney Ovenport is the chorge maker at the Sandy factory this week. A corn roast took place on Rhoda creek. Courtright’s mother and stepfather visit for a few days. QS Reed drove to Eugene Saturday with his sister on a trip toward Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Nelson
Marshfles
Nelson
McNair
Reed
Rogue River
Ian
Rodney Ovenport
Sandy Factory
Rhoda Creek
Courtright
South Fork
Eugene
Lo Angeles
Powdery mildew and grape care in Oregon reports
Powdery mildew is a major grape disease in Oregon and is best controlled by biweekly applications of sulfur dust or flowers of sulfur starting as shoots emerge. Experiments note improved fruit set with sulfur during bloom. Also, growth of Oregon's livestock sector hinges on legumes for calcium, per E L Potter.
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Oregon
E L. Potter
The
State College
Warrants 235 and 246 Called by School District No 41
The School District No 41 will pay warrants 235 and 246 inclusive. Interest ceases September 14. Metta Resslew, Clerk.
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Metta Resslew
Death and bear sighting. local notes from the valley
Verna Sumerin is mourned by her family as friends offer condolences to Mr and Mrs Sumerlin and laugh ters Mra Fred Minard returns from Portland after attending a sister's funeral. A bear was sighted by Mra Vern Bennett while picking berries and the bear took berries. Alden Bright and Dale Trout visit Marshfield. Ed Casebeer returns near Klamath Falls and Glen Gibson to Eden Valley. Four barns near completion on the E M Bayton place. Brush burning and smoke sweep the valley until rain ends the odor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Minard
Portland
Sunay
Vern Bennett
Alden Bright
Marshfield
Dale Trout
Ed Casebeer
Klamath Falls
Glen Gibson
Eden Valley
Aquille
Ayton
Myrtle Hotel Barber Shop Installs Permanent Wave Machine
The Myrtle Hotel Barber Shop announces a permanent wave machine installed in the shop. Mrs Bowers oversees the project after special Portland training and invites local ladies to inspect the machine and discuss its possibilities. The shop is just south of Be Striti school house. cash price listed at the address N 3 Bentwith Westen Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Hotel
Mra KR Bowers
Striti
Bentwith
Westen
Oregon
Bergen's Flowers Delivers Large and Small Floral Arrangements
Coos county agent Henry Schroeder Bergen's Marshfield Florist Co. highlights its wide range of floral offerings and superior service. The message emphasizes prompt delivery for big and small orders and marks the shop as a leading local decorator in the Marshfield area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Henry Schroeder
Bergen
Marshfield Florist Co
Local Range Stoves Listing with Prices at Camp Store
Advertisement lists monarch and Orbon 6 plate ranges priced at 85 dollars each along with Superior 6 plate grey enamel 40 dollars Universal 6 plate 50 dollars and Crescent 6 plate 15 dollars. contact 623 Myrtle Point or Mountain Stakes Co for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbon Gem
Superior
Universal
Crescent
Myrtle Point
See
Mountain Stakes Co
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S. S
L. H. Pearce
Sen Crawferd Wee
Woodstock
Rose Marie Beauty Shoppe
Decor Farmers
Harlocker
Marian Linn
Mary
Herald Wem
Gathing Store
Meb
Charley Bennett
LC Smith
By Jean Newton
Ashe
Sng
Pia
Henry A. Schroeder
Nas
Camp Fire News
Spencer Cluff
Northa
Utah
Cluff
W T Wilson
Howard Barkley
Salt Lake City
Keetley
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Pwinchester
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Winchester
Dora and Gravel Ford
Verna Sumerin
Sumerlin
E. A. Dodge
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