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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
2
The Late Drivers Code Promotes Safer Streets Nationwide
A proposed Late Drivers Code urges uniform adoption across the country. It cites 1934 auto deaths and a 10 percent drop in registrations since 1931, urging motorists to regulate speed, slow at intersections, yield to signals, and pedestrians to use crosswalks facing traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aces
United States
Oregon Faces Tax Strains and Calls for Cuts
The piece argues Oregon and other states face fiscal stress as expenses outpace receipts and taxes lag. It advocates cutting government costs as the simpler path to balance, noting voters reject new or higher taxes and predicting continued pressure for tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Home Ownership Loans and NRA Relief Plan Overview
A report outlines Home Owner Loan Corporation operations and NRA linked relief. It notes four percent non taxable bonds, government guarantees, and federal deposits security. It warns failure could trigger mortgage losses totaling billions and tax impacts across states including Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyer Indica
Ois
JP Ligscomb
He Corporation
Topscomb
Oear Hooven
NRA
Neera Lee
United States Treasury
United States
Oregon
Treaswe
Myrtle Point Football Outlook and School Enrollment Notes
Myrtle Point's 1933 football outlook appears bleak as many inexperienced players fill the roster while key lettermen and tackles are out due to inexperience. The squad trains under Coach Rickard with a tougher schedule ahead, including North Bend and Coquille games, while equipment improvements and a tackling scaffold aid practice. Enrollment at Myrtle Point Union High School stands at 259 with nine post graduates. buses serve Sitkum, Dora, Gaylord, and Remote routes. The Smith-Hughes department earned a silver cup as Myrtle Point led in the judging contest among six schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bartlett
Myrtle Point
Gridrow
Edgar
Pat' Rickard
Howard Redell
Vincet Hunt
Olver Mast
Jim Sartlett
Raymond Carver
Barger ‘Ackle Oruliner
Pierson
Schmidt
H Draper
Susanville
Alifornisa Ackle
Bell Vo Conk Cooper
Giles
Brar
Neal P Pearson Wilson
Redell Belloni
Brackley
Draper Miller
Arago Diets Breuer
Schonat Metalloch
Smith
Rasmund Carver
Harold Draper
Delos
Herann Husking
Luther Barker
Floyd King Stellar
Harold
Burr Monrad
Coulfoast Military Academ
oTtTmen
Groonm
Rickard
Bobcats
North Bend Marshield Coquille
Bandon Roth
North Bend Bulldogs
Snorth
Bulldogs
Myrtle
Grantee
Smith-Hughes
Randon Cottage Grove
River Roseburg
aWrs
Bandon
Coquille
Schoel
High School Student Body Elects New Officers and Appoints Staff
The student body at the high school met to introduce new officers with Harold Hall as president and Imogene Burgess as secretary while Kenneth Leatherman is treasurer and Raymond Carver vice president. Absent were Ruther Barker and others. Mrs Rickard coaches, Ms Purvine and Mr Hollister join as staff as football practice and a band plan are discussed.
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Essmap
Lettermen’s Club
Floyd King
Howard Kedell
LeRoy Starr
Raymond Carver
Treahmar
Editorial Helps Out The Student Body
At Myrtle Point High School only 80 of over 250 students have paid student body fees. The funds support towels equipment transport and engraving cups for athletics. Twenty one athletic tickets are available for $1, saving on six games. those paying fees or buying tickets should see Mr Church or Kenneth Leatherman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Pont High School
Ryoinasium
Mr Church
Kenneth Leatherman
Attendance Check System Implemented by Mr Linn
A new method to monitor class attendance is described. Teachers verify absentees at period starts with lists typed and posted outside rooms, then use those lists to record attendance during remaining periods. Students leaving campus must sign out in the office notebook to ensure accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akir Proor
Linn
Librarians Chosen For Semester Library Work
Seven new librarians are named by period from Lois Davenport to Roderic Barklow to manage books and magazines. Thirty new books were ordered from the state library for outside reading. Book exchange proved successful with several hundred books sold under Howard Redel and Alden Barklow, while most math and algebra texts remained unsold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsted
Lois Davenport
Paula “Reuer
Ellen Monrad
Esther Nelson
Bertie Forrest
Mary Davenport
Roderic Barklow
State Library
Book Exchange
Howard Redel
Alden Barklow
Summer Activities Of Myrtle Point Teachers At Local School
The Myrtle Point union high school teachers spent summer in varied ways. Lin n took trips to the Willamette valley and Illahee, Rickard built a home, Sawyer worked in agriculture, Hollister farmed near Roseburg, Church traveled to Los Angeles and camping, Alxerdes visited San Francisco Oakland Seattle Portland, Linn toured Seattle Portland Salem, Purvine attended summer school in Corvallis and visited Seattle, with travel by Yakima and along the Columbia River. Initiation honors for freshmen discussed. Girls League tea held with Freshman tags and code read. freshmen lost on campus during class searches prompting staff reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Union High School
Linn
Willamette Valley
Illahee
Myrtle Pont
Rickard
Myrtle Point
Sawyer
Myrtle Pon
Hollister
Roseburg
Church
Los Angeles
Brewster Valley
Alxerdes
San Francisco
Oakland
Seattle
Portland
Salem
Puryne
Corvallis
Yakima
Columbia River
Dallas
Myrtle
Euene
Soponore
Purvine
Hore
Fid Holuster
Mra & P Linn
Alice Aerdes
Grace Mary Linn
Edgar Rickard
Languy
Maude Purvine
Bring In Your Typewriter or Adding Machine for Service
Local shop invites customers to bring old typewriters and adding machines for repair services. Technicians assess mechanical issues and offer tuning, part replacement, and cleaning to restore operation. Service hours and pricing not specified in the snippet.
Freshman and Sophomore Class Pranks At Opening
A school event recap notes freshmen and sophomores staging tug of war and bag rush activities during opening events. Coach Rickard refereed. Some plans for freshman initiation party postponed due to opening and class activity. girls’ league initiations reported separately. Officers were elected for Lettermen’s Club freshmen sophomores juniors and other student groups with Floyd King and Bob Belloni among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickard
Parcular
Buya
Girl's League
Senior class officers elected at September meeting
Proceed True class adviser Miss Grace Mary Linn and Sergeant-at-Armed Wil ma Jordisan presided as the senior class elected officers for the Bald Thesday meeting. Here Mann was named president, Vincent Hunt vice president, Miriam Smith secretary treasurer, Ray Wilson sergeant at arms, Bob Giles council representative, with Mrs. Rickard serving as class adviser.
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Wilda Pesraon Vane
Lila Davenport
Earl Hoover Coucil
Maud Pursine
Dorothy Lundy
Thether
Luke Pierson
Treas
Ruth Huff
Grace Mary Linn
Wilma Jordisan
Beginning foods and advanced classes outline school meals
The beginning foods class studies foods and uses serving a breakfast and luncheon this term to teach eating habits and proper meal planning. Advanced foods will begin by canning jelly using home grown fruit and jars they supply. The clothing class starts a tailored dress. Journalism awards go to Dorothy Lundy and Fred Barklow. Shorthand and Gregg tests include twenty six beginners and seven advanced students. Gym classes organize for boys and girls with instructors and period plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adyvaness
Gregg
Geography class to stage weekly Monday demonstrations
The geography class plans demonstrations each Monday morning with committees drawing lots to form groups. Exhibits will stay in the classroom for a week and may include naps, pictures, products, or items related to the studied geography section. Upperclassmen are exempt from physical education except on doctor advised requests.
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Geography Clase
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