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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1928
Page
8
Community brief items report visits and travels of residents including Miss Marjorie Grant, Mrs Chatburn, and Rev Bruce Wiley. Local clubs meet, a charity fundraiser and church group activities are mentioned along with notes on state fair plans and theater advertisements.
Classified notes list roan omaly sewing cape for delivery and sale by N J Bonewicz Weston Oregon. Hardware lines include Monarch malleable 6 plate range 85 00 Orson Gem 36 90 Superior 6 plate grey enamel range 40 00 Universal 6 plate 60 00 Occidental 6 plate 10 00 Lange camp stove 1000. For more info call 623 Myrtle Point or see Mountain States Power Co.
The Myrtle Hotel barber shop announces installation of a permanent wave machine under Mrs R C Bowers supervision. She offers permanent wave, water wave, and finger curl services and invites local ladies to inspect and learn its possibilities after completing a special course in Portland.
F D Medlock becomes barber in Stevens shop after moving from Yellow Creek where he ran a grocery. Mrs Wm Elaner of Portland visits family in Norway. J D Barklow and son in law Wm Banke fish Rogue River bringing a 20 lb chinook and five silver. Bill Stevens injured fingers while silo work and drives a new Chevrolet, trading in an old coupe. Lloyd Jarvin returns to Myrtle Point from Eden valley to work at Eddie's lunch room. Local ads for meats and a cheap typewriter. Bergen's Flowers promotes service and arrangements with Marshfield Florist Co as agent.
Miss Klake Kelly formerly of Mast and Wilson hospital since July is home today after injuries from an automobile crash that also killed Paul Detlefzen of Coquille. Lois Ray and Angus McDonald were only slightly hurt. Kelly’s vertebrae were broken but doctors expect she will walk again. She would have been a senior and been an honor student. Also notes that all native born American Indians are now citizens with voting rights, marking 1924 as the first general election with full franchise for Indians, with about 340000 Indians in 193 tribes in the US. The piece lists Oklahoma and Arizona as places with large populations, then a separate classified: FOR SALE OR RENT My home on Fourth street. R. C. Bowers a3tf.
Mr and Mrs Carl Schmitt and Mr and Mrs E C Roberta left for Salem to attend the state fair and plan to return later in the week Rev Ostrander visited Portland this week for business and expects to return tomorrow.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Morris died Saturday after four hours with services held Sunday at two o clock in the chapel and burial at Norway. Schroeder Furniture Company invites readers to stop in and view its broad line of colorful statuary now popular in homes.
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