Vicinage South Fork log of visits and school notes
Local notes list visits among South Fork residents with Mrs. White Mrs. Ed Bender and others. The Twin Oaks school adjourns for vacation as Miss Dean attends exams in Coquille. Eckhoff school elected J B Luttrell director and Minnie M Hermann clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Dr. White
Ed. Bender
W. P. Hermann
M. M. Eshelman
O. O. Reed
S. S. Reed
Twin Oaks
Henry Ware
Myrtle Point
Joe Mast
Stemmler
Grandma Massey
Ben Gant
Upper South Fork
Steve Reed
Wert Whittington
B. F. Barklow
Thos. Root
Eckhoff
J. B. Luttrell
Minnie M. Hermann
T. E. Dickson
Arthur Hermann
Local Social Roundup Notes From The Valley
The sun returned after rain that cooled the clover hay cutting. Elder F S Bunch and Mr Hamilton traveled through on their way to Grave Ford after attending a Seventh Day Adventists conference in Washington D C. Miss Lurinda Dean visited Vera Harry. Mr and Mrs F A Baker spent Saturday night in the valley. Walt Laird has returned to Bandon from road work. Wm Planett left for Tacoma to visit friends. A party at Mrs E N Harry's celebrated Ralphs tenth birthday with 21 children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Bunch
Washington, D. C
Seventh Day Adventists
Hamilton
Grave Ford
Lurinda Dean
Vera Harry
F. A. Baker
Walt. Laird
Bandon
Wm. Planett
Tacoma
E. N. Harry
Little Ralph
Cluster of Names Appears in Fragmentary Notice
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Harold Shepherd Harold and Lloyd Shepherd Cjif ord Kenneth Laird Velma Char y Walter Matilda Isabella Aus tin Lennie Julius Benham Genev ieve Crowly Asher Madge Beat rice Harry Wilas Melvin Mildred Baker Verda Lawrence Devault and Davih Tawne with a preceding phrase auu avant Taaraye Clover Blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viz
Harold
Lloyd Shepherd
Cjiford
Kenneth Laird
Velma
Chary
Walter
Matilda
Isabella Austin
Lennie
Julius Benham
Genevieve Crowly
Asher
Madge
Beatrice Harry
Wilas
Melvin
Mildred Baker
Verda
Lawrence Devault
Davih Tawne
Weekend visits and a comedy ball game mark small town week
Aunt Lizzie Weaver visits friends, Dr. Stemmler treats Jim Whobrey, and Earl Simmons visits nearby. Dr. and Mrs. Bennett visit relatives at Myrtle Point as families gather for a July 4 picnic in Bennett grove. A lively game saw young men beat married men 2 to 1 as old players vow a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Weaver
Harry Guerin
Wetls
Amity Bigelow
Jim Whobrey
Stemmler
Saaturday
Earl Simmons
Chas. Bennett
Myrtle Point
J.D. Bennett
Jas. Hall
Local Social Notes From Lee and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Warren Laird and Mrs Alf Johnson of Coquille visited Mrs Hardy Mast in Lee. The Taylor family of Lee spent weekend with relatives in Bandon. Alton Chandler aids Carl Angenon in new cheese factory in Lee. Henry Hervey and James Hervey Jr spent Sunday at Gravel Ford. Grade and Mike Sumerlin of Lee helped Norway team defeat Coquille second string. Arthur Brown hosted Lee and McKinley youths Saturday night with Prof Davidson providing piano, then games and refreshments. Tom Sumerlin of Gravel Ford traveled through Lee on Sunday. Rosebud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Laird
Alf Johnson
Coquille
Hardy Mast
Lee
Jess Taylor
Bandon
Alton Chandler
Carl Angenon
Henry Hervey
James Hervey
Gravel Ford
Grade
Mike Sumerlin
Norway
Arthur Brown
Lee and McKinley
Davidson
Tom Sumerlin
Lee Suncay
Rosebud
Weather Holds Back Rain as Hay Mowing Nears
Local notes report threatening rain with little fall, prompting plans for mowing. Community sightings include trips to Bandon, Riverton visits, and progress on large barn and new residence foundations.
Community Notes From Roland Prairie Area
Miss Mina Hall visits Dakota with Mr and Mrs Max Dement. T C Fawcett dies in San Diego shocking Roland Prairie residents. L Lagerstroms of Marshfield visit J D Hayes ranch. Frank Neal named road supervisor district 26. Wm Wise buys Tor Hayes buckskins for rural mail route. Ray Wyland tours tunnel camp, car stuck, needs tow. Roland school led by Miss Helen Robbins. John Warner hauls bear Saturday. Tom Hayes delivers beef to railroad camps. Mr and Mrs Salsberg take rushed Myrtle Point trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Hayes
Ray Wyland
Roland
Helen Robbins
John Warner
Tom Hayes
Mrs. Salsberg
Myrtle Pointy
Mr. Sals
Wagon tipping incident and health update from town
Berg tipped his wagon but no one was seriously hurt. Mrs. M. E. Massey remains on the sick list but is improving according to latest reports. The W. W. Detwiler surveying company moved toward Myrtle Point Friday after finishing work at Ro and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg
M. E. Massey
W. W. Detwiler
Myrtle Point
Roand
Bridge Briefs and Local Improvements at Port of Coquille
Bridge Sunday school drew 108 attendees and a level dinner followed. The Port of Coquille River plans river improvements with a brush clearance program and a new ordinance banning debris disposal to protect navigation. Protests due by July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille River
Commission
U. S. Engineer’s Office
Secretary of War
Chief of Engineers
U.S. Army
U.S
U. S
Oregon
Port Ofuille River
Coquille
Aaid
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A. A. Leach
Henry G. Ploeger
Uncle Henry
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Lee Lore
Arago
J. Henry Schroeder
Blanch Brewer
Clarence Schroeder
W. B. Smith
Naomi Root
John Carl
Schroeder Brothers
Ralph Schroeder
Riverton
Peterson Bros
Neta Oddie
Susie Schroeder
Fat Elk
Yeanople
Leland Binard
Owens
United Brethren Church
Fishtrap
Johnson’s Mill
Rabe Sumerlin
Vancouver
Washington
Coos River
Roland Prairie
Bridge Briefs
Ben McMullen
Dix
Pearce Place
Huffman
Bridge
H. G. Evernden
A. O. Hooton
Canada
Lorena Allen
G. W. Starr
Don Nelson
Middle Fork Road
Roseburg
J. L. Laird
W. T. Ramsey
Price
Hotel Guerin
J. E. Schilling
Hermann
Office Over Spires Pharmacy
J. O. Stemmler
Spires’ Pharmacy
O. K
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Dora T. W. Panter
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