Polk Enjoy Dinner at Bandon
An annual dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Linn and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd E. Summers for their guests and spouses was held at the Bunch cabin in Bandon last night. Dinner started at 7 o'clock with guests remarking on the abundance and swift service, followed by a beach bonfire under a full moon and clear weather. Dr. Millsap of Sears California surprised his brother Jack Mileep by visiting, a reunion after twelve years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Linn
Floyd
Echool
Bandon
Bunch Cabin
Dr. Millsap
Sears
California
Jack Mileep
Promise bans hunting on my lands
A landowner declares an outright hunting ban on his properties, identified as a promise to prohibit any hunting activity. The text references an individual or leaseholder and provides a terse legal style note.
Farmers Seek To Stabilize Values In Currency
Organized agriculture in Chicago plans immediate steps to present a program to Congress this fall aimed at stabilizing currency value. B A O Neal and Ralph Snyder lead discussions with farm leaders and economists on gold or currency expansion to raise commodity prices and relieve rural hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
la Ie
Congress
B. A. O’neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
United States
O' Neal
Ralph Snyder
Kenays Farm Bureau
Alaska
Charles E. Hearet
Des Moines
Iowa
G F Warren
Cornell University
de John Commons
W. Rameneyer
Govertmment
Hotel
Sherman
Hyde
Harbord Urges Legion to Drop Bonus Cash Demands
Major General James Harbord former AEF chief of staff told the American Legion unemployment conference not to press for a nationwide cash bonus. He criticized seeking relief in one hand while asking for aid in the other and urged a balanced approach at the Detroit national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James Harbord
American Expeditionary Force
American Legion
General Harbord
Wns
Radio Corporation of America
Legion
M Hi McDonough
Building Trades Department
The
American Federation of Jabor
Looters Target Shipwreck Cargo Off San Pedro
Coast guard cutter Montgomery was ordered to guard the wreck of the Panama Colombia aground on Lower California. The vessel reportedly carried 840000 dollars in gold bullion. Marine sources say crew abandoned ship and Mexican law applies if no living crew remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Calif
Coast Guard
Montgomery
Colombia
Lower
California
Two More Men Murdered by New York Gangsters
Police linked a double gangland murder to New Jersey. One body was found in Newark Bay near Bayonne and identified as Sam Monaco of East Orange. The other was recovered from the Passaic River at Harrison and identified as Tous Russo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bayonne
New Jersey
Jersey
Newark Bay
Here
Sam Monaco
East Orange
Vaseate
Harrison
Tous Russo
Forest Fire Causes $1,206,000 Damage
Favorable weather aided relief workers in northwestern Minnesota as flames caused about 1.206 million dollars in damage. Authorities report fires burning near St. Paul and other regions under partial control as relief efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Pacific Flyers Found Safe After Kamchatka Island Landing
Coe A Alles and Don Moyle, trans Pacific flyers, were reported safe after landing on an uninhabited island in the Olyuto gulf north of Kamchatka. Messages via Soviet vessels and coast guard stations said they were "safe and wait" and would return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wask
Japan
America
Coe A. Alles
Don Moyle
California
Olyuto Gulf
Kamchatka Peninsula
Coast Guard
Siberia
Clgate Gulf
Allen
Moyle
Paciée
Navy
Rt. Paul Island
Bering Sea
Itasce
Dering Sea Patrol
Bremerton
Wash
Naval
Buriat
Lon Moyle
A. Allen
trans-Pacific
Milano
Tilgino
St. Paul Island
Oakland
Calif
Pacific Air Transport Mail
San Francisco Bay
Portland
Ore
Ray Boudreaux
Medford
Army Flyer
Kirk Herre
Beatuis
Col. W . Bissell
Ran Francisco
F L Sheahan
Ban Francisco
Washington
David
Panamoa
New York
North Sea
Lord Trent
Parker Cramer
Oliver Pacquette
Detroit
Copenhagen
Movement in West to Force Down Local Taxes
A western trend shows taxpayers pressuring county commissioners to cut local levies. Missouri and Kansas see tax relief as school and local taxes fall in several counties. The movement spreads to Minnesota and other states, with Wright County Minnesota cited as a recent surge. Federal officials note burden from state and municipal levies rather than federal taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Mwincie
Treasury
Henry Caulfield
Wright County
Plans to Restore Good Times in Isles
Plans for restoring prosperity in the Virgin Islands were outlined by Charles F. Knox, a Washington expert in the Commerce Department. He proposes introduction of new industries and reorganization of existing trades to lift the territory from poverty as proclaimed by President Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tells
Isles
Washington
Virgin Islands
Hoover
Charles F. Knox
Commerce Department
Eliot Wadsworth Named Hoover Aid Group Chief
Eliot Wadsworth of Boston former assistant secretary of the treasury was named chairman of the committee on cooperation with national groups and associations forming Hoover's unemployment relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot Wadsworth
Hoover Aid Group
Washington
Hoover
Organization For
Boston
the Treasury
Beloit College Lets Students Pay Tuition in Farm Produce
Beloit college officials announce a policy to accept farm produce as tuition from students unable to pay with money. The plan aims to ease financial hardship for local farmers and families during the current year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RP Oort
Wis —Omictata
Beloit College
Wheat for Marriage Fees in Chesaning
In Chesaning Michigan Justice William Volkner will conduct marriages for two bushels of wheat instead of the usual $2 fee. Wheat is valued at $1 per bushel at the justice’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Wiliam Volkner
Two Boys Injured Practicing Football at Eee Game
Two boys were injured on Thursday while practicing football. One arrived on crutches and will be unable to play for several days as the game at Eee hosts continues.
Myrtle Point Union High School Leaf Notice
Fragmented OCR reads Myrtle Point Union High School items with lot numbers and ages including a reference to 18 months. The readable text lists several lots and ages suggesting a local school or fair notice of items or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Leaf
Myrtle Point Union High School
Sophomores Plan Hard Times Party for Freshmen
A 1930s style auditorium event unfolds with upperclassmen organizing a hard times themed party. Refreshments, decorations, and a play titled The Daytime are planned, featuring cast members Delos Hermans Burgess Ranton and others, with stunts and games to entertain guests.
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Ino
Helms Olson
Prewrar Danford Mast
Clinton
Delos Hermais
Leonard Ranton
Delos Hermans
Theenare Ranton
Leonard Uaeiriam Smith
Elton Behmidt
Genevieveen
Fleen
Freshman Gift Honors Eve Steinhoff At School Awards
A loving cup was awarded to Eve Lyn Steinhoff as the most outstanding freshman girl of the past year. Evelyn excels in studies and glee club, with notable activity in girls athletics, amid competition from other prominent freshmen.
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Evelyn Steinhoff
Evelyn
Miss Whitaker Discusses China Journey at Friday Assembly
Miss Helen Whitaker delivered an illustrated talk about China at a Friday assembly. She described Chinese cities and people, schools, appearance and customs, and her experiences during a trip through famous cities. She previously taught at Myrtle Point High School before departing for China five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whitaker
Chris
Miss Whitaker
Myrtle Point
China
Interclass Cup Presented to School
W. H. Fearnley presented a silver interclass cup to the student body to honor the class leading in inter class games. Student body president Walter Faelsher thanked him on behalf of the students for the trophy and the businessmen’s support for the school.
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W. H. Fearnley
Walter Faelsher
Mr. Fearnley
Twenty Eight Out For Football
A Tuesday punting and passing drill on the lower field left several boys injured or nursing strains. Injured: Earl Woods Cecil Barker Harold Draper Frank Morrison Floyd King Mike Ray. The list of players out includes Walter Felsher Dwight Bones Lester Porterfield Donald Druliner Fred Schmidt Mike Ray Earl Woods Derl Carver Herbert Stro Elton Echraldt Richard Gill Haro Draper Bob Mast Jim Ray Wade Taylor Lyle Carver Robert Sturdivant George Wagner Lynn Hoover Ray Morrison Cecil Barker Ray Wilson Kenneth Taylor Floyd King Raymond Carver Ike Miller Leon Shelton Frank Morrison.
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Earl Woods
Cecil Barker
Harold Draper
Frank Morrison
Floyd King
Mike Ray
Walter Felsher
Dwight Bones
Lester Porterfield
Donald Druliner
Fred Schmidt
Derl Carver
Herbert Stro
Elton Echraldt
Richard Gill
Haro Draper
Bob Mast
Jim Ray
Wade Taylor
Lyle Carver
Robert Sturdivant
George Wagner
Lynn Hoover
Ray Morrison
Ray Wilson
Kenneth Taylor
Raymond Carver
Ike Miller
Leon Shelton
Exhibits for fair: Myrtle Point students list Smith-Hughes entries
Twenty four Smith-Hughes projects from Myrtle Point High are entered for the county fair. The list names students and livestock items including cows, heifers, bull, and miscellaneous entries with various ages and lots.
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Smith-Hughes
Myrtle Point High
Football Managers Rackleff and Draper Lead Practice
About 25 boys train nightly under managers Rackleff and Draper with former high school players assisting in scrimmages. Players received new pants and shoes to improve performance as the football program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rank Grape
Reckief
Graduates Enter Colleges and Universities
About nine members of last year’s senior class enrolled in colleges and universities. Mary Ellen Hardy and Barbara Chase plan Oregon State College at Corvallis. Frances Booth and Clair Booth along with Mac Hatcher and Haze Kroeger enrolled at the University of Oregon at Eugene and at the Ashland State Normal School. George Baxter and John Carman attend Linfield College at McMinnville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uni
Mary Ellen Hardy
Oregon State College
Corvallis
Orgaret Chase
University of Oregon At
Eugene
Frances and Clair Booth
Mac Hatcher
Haze
Kroeger
State Normal School
Ashland
George Baxter
John Carman
Linfield College
McMinnville
Big Sisters Entertain Freshmen At Tea
Freshman girls were guests of their Big Sisters at a tea in the auditorium last Thursday at 3:00. Initiation into the Girls' League was part of the program. Punch and wafers were served to the girls and several teachers attended.
Faculty meeting sets social calendar for September 29
Thursday morning discussion in Mr. Linn's office gathered faculty and Imogene Bar to plan a social event. With Friday nights blocked for several weeks by Coos and Curry County Fair and football, freshmen and sophomores move the party to a Thursday, September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Linn
Imogene Bar
Presey
Coos
Curry County Fair
Womore Cary
Enrollment totals show student unions leading year
The report notes 218 students enrolled with unions forming the largest segment of the year. It mentions 60 as a fraction and 48 as a further count, though details on roles or groups are unclear.
Bigger and Better Carnival Planned by School Council
The school council plans a larger carnival this year to entertain students and community. Andy Newhouse is named manager with Larson as assistant manager for the event scheduled on November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Eld l
Andy Newhouse
Larson
Linn
Faculty Entertained at Evening Program
An evening program was held on September 17 with teachers present and honored guests. The event featured vocal and instrumental performances including solos by Conard Druliner and Rev. KE Kanton, as well as piano duets by Selma and Gladys Violin solos by Rev. KE and Kanton, and a piano solo by Bobby Burns.
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Fseeer
Tool
Conard Druliner
Selma and
Gladys
Rev
KE. &. Kanton
Bobby Burns
Girls to Play Soccer Season Opens
The article notes the season start for the Vincensees girls soccer team directed by Miss Jon. Facilities improvements include painted showers and repaired areas, with added showers and floor sanitization completed.
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I Vincesees
Jon
Banned Saloon Names Echo Local Dissent
A fragmented OCR note hints at a ban or name change involving a band and a state venue. The readable words suggest restrictions or a decision affecting a band and public site, with no clear dates or authorities specified. The exact details remain unclear from the snippet.
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Polk
Reed
Ny A
E. C. Barker
Oregon Products
Bisk A ‘Wau
Pas
Casswell
Harbord
Eton Gebmudt
Walter Folshere
Air
Young
Russell Parrish
Clinard Mast
Stanleinhoff
Ellis Southmayd
Robert Kroefer
Heifer Ender
Kenneth Leatherman
Watson
Fred Schmitt
Chans
Gelts
Wien Welff
Boar
Hanley Bvinbot
Clane
Elmerson
He Wader
Rackleff
Draper
Ginty’ Glee Club
Ory
Pacific International
Bank of
Oregon
Yeril Laird Amd
Kereme
McRey
Ingen
Ford
North Carolina
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