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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1925
Page
3
Local notices and social items from Myrtle Point include Jay Schriefer visiting Albany for Christmas, Barker and Gano families spending holidays with relatives, and many residents planning Christmas gatherings. Community news covers moves, repairs, and library improvements, with regional travel and a sunny December scene.
In a warm Christmas tale two well off children secretly discover the ultimate present. Jack and Jill, admired by neighbors, awaken to their baby brother in a basket beside their mother, proving happiness comes in family.
Frank Davis states he has disposed of his business City Meat Market and requests all indebted parties to settle within 30 days at the market.
Truman Robbins of Broadbent struck by a leg last Friday and badly bruised. Mrs. H. Christian of Bridge fell and broke her leg on Saturday. An operation was performed on A. M. Devaul's leg on Sunday with bone plated. Mr. DeVaul broke his leg about a month ago. C. 8. Murphy, Bridge storekeeper, admitted with flu Tuesday.
An old persuasive line claims a Christmas gift money will yield big dividends of pleasure if invested in the newest musical invention, the Orthophonic Victrola. The wording markets a consumer earner rather than a factual event or report.
An advertisement proclaims the Orthophonic Victrola can faithfully reproduce music with all artists and instruments heard as intended Let readers hear for themselves and enjoy the claimed audio fidelity and entertainment value through the Victrola.
Misses Eiesman and Horn visited the school last week and the children are in better condition. A quilting session with Mrs. Newhouse occurred. The reporter corrects last week's error omitting Storey Massey from the duck hunting party in Klamath county. Etta Whobrey returned home for Christmas. Truman and Leo Wagner returned to school after a month with mumps. The Christmas program was well attended with songs, recitations, and dialogues by primary to sixth grade classes.
The Coeledo school will close Wednesday for the Christmas and New Year holidays. Virna Hermann, the teacher, will spend Christmas with home folks at Broadbent. A community rush toChristmas shopping continues as Coeledo remains a popular site for Christmas trees. A cow incident near the sloag was resolved. the animal is expected to survive. A spelling contest last Thursday led to a party at the schoolhouse with guests Mr. and Mrs. Yoakam and others, ending with games and refreshments.
Miss Pearl Myers turns thirteen with a surprise party attended by many guests. The event was marred by some unkind behavior as several guests stole cake, leaving the hostess mortified and the crowd uneasy.
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