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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
2
A fragmentary clipped text hints at a local item or notice with unclear names and details. The readable portions suggest a brief notice or brief entry, but concrete entities and actions are not discernible.
Local Myrtle Point police report a high school case involving Naeem, linked to a swindle. Authorities say the suspect, a student from Myrtle Point High School, faces charges as investigations continue.
Weather readers in Powers reported the hottest day of the summer with temperatures peaking above prior readings by seven points. Humidity levels were high as residents faced extreme heat and stifling conditions.
A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brown to honor the Baptist couple on Monday. The event featured warm tributes and well wishes from local friends and neighbors.
Readable crowd at AES hears Powers discuss upcoming terms. Cinewa now teaches seventh grade replacing Mrs Varney. Bilas Derethean Burne takes sixth grade at Cavallis Mp and will teach English at Jupiter High. Miss Duras is an Oregon Normal graduate from Monmouth.
A dessert luncheon preceded the Fellowship club’s regular social meeting in the clubhouse last Wednesday. Mrs. James Gemwell won the test prize, with Mrs. K.S. Gemwell taking second place.
The notices announce monthly mass by Rev Father McCreed on the fourth Monday at 10 am, Alter Society meetings on the first and third Tuesdays, and 730 pm evening services at BRD. GPEM Bible Standard lists Claude W. Lawton as pastor with new 730 pm Sunday services and revised daily schedules including Sunday school at 10 am and Bible study at church. Rev Brown adds September 19 start for evangelistic services with special music, Bible school at 9 45 am, and morning service at 11 am. Clarietion Endeavor meets next day at 6 30 pm with evening service at 7 30 pm. a prayer and praise service is noted, with various meetings and times.
Mrs Beth Carver of Myrtle Point teaches piano at Mrs Lyle Stewarts home in Powells. Pupils include Frances Stevens Mary Slunecke Norah Dwyer Patty Whalen Helen Liggat Curtis Townsend Hugh Stewart and Elmo Frye.
At the Mystic chapter OES meeting, Mrs Frendy Medlock was named social committee chair for September and October. Other members are Mrs William Marsee and Mrs George Peffers. A social meeting is planned for next Thursday September 23 to honor summer and current month birthdays.
The Thursday Bridge Club met at Mr. Fred Steck's home with a 130 dessert luncheon. Mrs. Grady Johnson won high honors, while Mrs. Edd Rubin took second. Guests included James Chester Root and R E Stevens. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Eda Aubin of North Powers.
The RNA met Monday night at the Fellowship hall with 14 members present to discuss the county convention set for Myrtle Point on October 4. Mrs Earl Royer attended as a guest. after the business meeting refreshments were served by Mrs R D Hall and Mrs Eddie Rubin. The next meeting is scheduled for September 27 with all members required to attend.
Hiland theater presents a stage revue next Wednesday and Thursday September 22 and 23 featuring Hiland’s Dance Team Drake and Diane with Maurice Cash Eddie Cantor gag writer Max ine de Mars and a chorus. Ten performers make up the show plus a regular picture program.
Mrs Fred Slonecker Mrs Frank Siboud and Eva Smith were surprised with a potluck luncheon Friday in honor of their birthday. Guests included Mescames H L Johnson Eddie Rubin George Smith Tom Utterback J Kaffir Joe Robertson Wm Siider and A Larson.
Mrs George Chapman hosted the Community Baptist Ladies Aid last week with eighteen members attending. They ordered a new heater stove for the Parsonage and noted recent church vase purchases.
Local notes mention town figures including Townsend and Townsend related activities. References to Portland trips, dog races, contracts, screen door purchases, and garden work appear amid fragmented remarks about civic roles and upcoming plans.
A fragmented notice from Oregon details several names and places including Chandler, Arthur Chandler, Mrs Ray Robws, and Medfied Thursday. The text references a trek or gathering near Ashland and a highway pathway with mentions of Willis Chandler and the Armhurf bande. The exact event remains unclear due to garbled OCR.
The first PTA meeting of the season will be held next week Friday September 24 at 2 o clock in the Fellowship hall. Dr L Carey will discuss the communicability of syphilis and the general health of our community. All parents should attend. A short business meeting will follow the talk.
Mrs Ballard, a Powers resident and local housewife, earned recognition at the state fair last week by winning cash awards and extra premiums for her cake baking skills.
Friday shower hosted by Mrs Roy Berry and Mrs Joseph Boutin at the house hall in honor of Mrs Norman Frye nee Helen Ru van. Honoree receives many gifts from a long list of attendees including Mesdames Math ews Erickson Briggs Howard Bushnell Ryder Hanson Link Ballard Fryn Mun cw Ligat Carty Ealey Rovang Queen Hechler Lewis Woolms Christensen Lock Quilhaugh Ing lenasot Davis Ely Taylor Warner Spitznass Moe Stallard Walker Moe Jones Morgan Miller Hall Bell Eaton and Misses Kathryn Quithaugh Jean Berrs Utterback Peggy Smith.
The Salmon Mountain Mining company reports its sawmill has yielded enough lumber and timber to advance the main mining mill toward completion. A 100 ton mill could reach full production by month end, with the firm holding about 35 to 40 cars of ore and considering a 1500 to 2000 ton daily unit if output meets expectations.
A string of short notes lists travelers and guests in Coquille and nearby towns including Marshfield Coquille and Portland. Names include Robert Lewis Mrs George Dwyer James Sheridan Frances Briggs Carol Patsy Harrison McCracken W A Medford Eddie Rubin Belle Vosburg and others with visits to Seattle Cle Elum Portland Castle Rock and Florence Lake.
Jerry Butler and Jimmie Porter named softball captains. Butler's team won 12 to 6 on September 13 while other items report club officers, class activities, and upcoming programs at the Rondol area school. The piece lists grades and students involved in monitors and reports.
In 1934 Fry retreats to the band and joins a drug business brokerage role after holding a sales head position at Swet Bee Ler corporation. He later served with a large drug concern in a general capacity and has represented charge distribution across the state.
The Masonary society of the Open Bible Standard church held a second canning bee at the parsonage on Friday morning to preserve summer vegetables for parsonage use. Members organized the session and planned future canning activities.
Mrs Joe Metulioch entertained the Jewel Club at a Tuesday meeting of the season. Guests included Mesdames Vesbu g, Rose de Jenrie Jere, Ida Vates, Walter Spades, and Ka ry, with others noted as present.
A Sunshine Club gathering at a home hosted by Mrs. Allen features a luncheon and notice of a future meeting. The event plans are noted with a casual reminder of September 2.
J. O. Faust offers free estimates on painting and decorating services. No job is too small or too large, and residents are urged to call for quotes. Local ad notes phone number 83M.
Miss Mene Gat, a primary teacher, spent her vacation at North Lake with her parents. The primary grades are practicing for an assembly program to be given very soon.
A fragmented report describes locals gathering leaves to place in a nature booklet being prepared. The scene centers on a cave and a stove, with mention of Nonlen and a non Monday timing.
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