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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1930
Page
6
Community tidbits share neighbors' moves and travels. Seam Crubbs of Portland attends Roseella event while Parmens, Bore, and Mrs. Bersat visit. Miss Velma and Elma Rugell plan university study. O K Neal visits from Earlimart with Broadbent neighbor updates. Local hires, school plans, and fairs noted along with home meals and small ads.
Mrs. Waltee Heff left today for Portland with her three year old for medical treatment. Mrs. Birdie Hazelton and son Oren visited. Oren will enter Oregon State College at Corvallis. Tourtelott family heads out tomorrow. Roy Brown and family planned eastern Oregon to California trip. Norwood to Eugene for university studies. True Mercantile owner Fred True visits Avoca. two brothers and families. W. E. Moad and Dr May Moad from San Jose stay with Soper family on Lee road. praise for Coos County. J L Breslin and wife visit Myrtle Point. Breslin now manages a Klamath Falls store. Jimmie Albee drove to Marshfield. wife hospitalized there for surgery. both return home.
In Oregon reports county agents note clover and Avatrian winter peas as valuable cover crops. Farmers in Clackamas and Washington counties consider seed plots for crop protection while Washington County faces potato crop prospects. Researchers send suspect soil samples to Roslyn for cereal disease testing.
240 thousand feet of common lumber offered by Frank J. Sandor for quick sale to clear stock. Prices listed per M include 2x4, 6-8, 10x12 No 1 and 2Bee, 1x3, timbers 3x6 to 6x8, with culls and shins. Call or visit to see available stock and pricing.
An advertisement urges women to weigh themselves and compare with height figures. It lists sample heights and weights, warns against overweight, and promotes Kruschen Salts as a four week fat loss plan. It claims easy safe results and notes Perkins Drug Store as a source.
Mr and Mrs John Feiner return to Portland after a visit. Mr and Mrs W A Fish Mrs Sargent and children and the Felinera camped on the Rogue River. Mr and Mrs Kirkindahl hosted a gathering on the highway. Mr and Mrs Svendsen of British Columbia visit the Al Rice and W A Fish homes. Mrs Svendsen formerly Hulda Green her Ed Green parents lived at Deer Park now owned by Fred Powers. Mr and Mrs Fred Fish and daughter plus Mr Sergent called on E E Weekly who is bedbound. Ralph Cunningham and Clyde Waterman move from the Arthur Kartz ranch to the Roseburg highway. Frank Fish runs a camp on Myrtle Creek. Miss Alice Fish returns for school on September 23.
The Hindu challenger nicknamed The Terrible Dane faced a brutal bout at the fair grounds Saturday night. He was thrown into the air and body slammed by the Dane, sending him to Mast hospital for several days of treatment after disregarding the rules.
Merwin Moller formerly of Myrtle Point now of San Pedro married Georgia May Cordill in San Pedro on September 16 at the Methodist church. Rev Tunis Cordill of Los Angeles performed the ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip to Omaha and Florida and will return to San Pedro.
Miss Nelda Bender daughter of E E Bender of Broadbent married Koved W Durose in a First Presbyterian Church ceremony in Portland attended by close family. The bride, a popular local figure, is pursuing medical studies and planned a future with many friends sending congratulations.
Sunday school starts at ten with morning worship at eleven. Next Sunday the sermon topic is The Father's Name in the Lord's Prayer as the first in a series on the prayer taught by the Lord. Zone League invites young people to training and leadership as the meeting notes indicate.
Mrs Hardin, mother of Mrs Dickinson, died after a fall in Spokane and was buried in Dayton. The veteran and Rebekah lodge member was praised as one of the community’s remarkable women. Three daughters and two sons survive her. the father had died years ago.
Marshfield notices advertise the Chandler Hotel events on Thursday and Friday October 2 and 8 from 10 a m to 4 p m. C F Redlich presents the Perfect Retention Shields claiming relief for ruptures in any position or weight. The device allegedly seals openings comfortably and sanitary without work interruption and helps backache and related symptoms disappear. Free inspection offered.
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