Kring Appointed To Finish Team Myrtle Point Council
Myrtle Point council meeting shocks residents as Mayor Schriefer resigns to focus on job and employer duties. Ralph D Kring is replaced as mayor by Henry Hermann, with Kring becoming council chairman. New licenses discussed and water pipe bids opened, plus a revised liquor ordinance and fire hazard concerns.
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Myrtle Point
A A. Schriefer
Schriefer
Ralph D Kring
Henry Hermann
Cvynell
Kring
Harald
Kiting
Walung
Jerry Sirginson
Fred Perry
Highes
Icadt
Myrtle Grange Tuesday meeting features pantomime raid
At Schroeder hall the Myrtle Grange program included a pantomime stunt by Arage and Mr Bartlett. A roll call was answered by men, while women shared favorite recipes and home grown produce ideas, noting absences reduced planting plans.
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Myrtle Grange
Schroeder Hall
Arage
Mra
R Bartlett
Frank Southmayd Suffers Blood Poison After Carburncle
An article reports Frank Southmayd has endured a carbuncle on his left wrist and developed blood poisoning. He has been very unwell but is said to be improving and getting along better at press time.
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Frank Southmayd
Peverly Hills Letter on Hitler Mussolini and War Fears
The writer reflects on Roosevelt's influence and predicts upheaval in Europe. He recalls plans to interview Hitler in Munich a year ago, regrets not going, and wonders about Mussolini's reach. He notes Britain’s prime minister visiting Mussolini would have seemed crazy decades ago.
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Hitler
Europe
London
Munich
England
Mussolini
Prominent Myrtle Point Couple Weds at First Presbyterian
Miss Wilda Irene Barker and Elbert Leo Schroeder united in marriage at the First Presbyterian church in Myrtle Point in a spring ceremony. The bride wore lace with vivid blue trim and a blue chapeau, as guests from Coquille Marshfield North Bend Bandon Pendleton and others attended. After a luncheon at the groom’s home the couple left for a San Francisco tour and will reside at Maple Glen cabin in Browater Valley after April 15.
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Myrtle Point
Firs Presbyterian Church
Wilda
Irene Barker
Elbert Leo Schroeder
Bobby Burns
Turing
Durward Cruliner
Aolu
Mendelssohn
Averill Laird
Elton Schroeder
Raleigh Greene
Harold Carver
Bobby Burrs
Hrdos
E V . Oxstrander
Coquille
Richard Barnes
Marietta Hufford
Rom Marshfield
John Dashney
Rop Harrington
Angus Rackeff
North Bend
N H
Sinderwom
Cleo
Edward Lee
Pitman
Clara Danielson
Bandon
Charles Schroeder
Od Beach
Earl Steele
Uniersity of
Oregon
Oan
Alpha Tey Omega
Henry Schroeder
Ortepe
Rawdon
E. V Ostrander
Averil Laird
Clyde A Barker
M. C. Barker
San Francisco
Maple Glen Cabin
Browater Valley
Schroeder Undertaking Company
GE Kitchen Coach 1500.16 Display at Friday Show
An exhibit titled General Electric Kitchen coach 1500.16 is shown at a Friday morning display. The event highlights appliance innovations and features a lathed stand with a point display for user demonstrations.
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Magic Kitonen
General Electric
Wit
Fe Point
Yen Cn
New Fruit and Vegetable Shop Opens at City Market
Harold Endicott opens a fruit and vegetable stand at the City Meat Market this week. He will sell home grown produce from his east counter at competitive prices.
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Harold Endicott
Chy
Endicott
Lions Club Plans Community Day At Mystle Point
The Lions club voted to sponsor a Community Day in Mystle Point with merchant bargains and free entertainment. If carried out, nearby residents would have access to affordable purchases, plus free dancing and entertainment. The meeting was well attended and the Lions’ work progresses favorably.
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Lions’ Club
Mystle Point
Incal Lions
Coquille Exchange Wins Honor Banquet
The West Coast Telephone Co banquet honors the exchange with the largest percentage of telephones sold in the district. The Coquille exchange hosts the event at the Coquille hotel with guests from Marshfield North Bend Bandon Myrtle Point and other exchanges. William E Everett of Everett Washington will speak and G Krieger from Marshfield will preside.
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West Coast Telephone Company
Coquille Exchange
Coquiles Hotel
Telephone Company
William E Everett
Everett
Washington
Mbly
G . Krieger
Metpger
Marshfield
Dan Brown
Iva Bates
Marie McGilvery
Opal Goslin
Olge Laird
Mae Farber
Stella Schmitz
Mike Birch
North Bend
Mattle Mosteer
Bandon
Leila Mandlet
Ray Bates
Myrtle Point
Ebe. Knight
A. A. Schriefern
Injuries at Norway Creamery Hit Manager Chefs Fracture
Angus McDonald the manager and head cheese maker at Norway Creamery suffered a broken jaw when a belt lacing snapped while tightening a belt. The fracture was treated at Bay Hospital and he is home recovering. He is unlikely to resume work for a month or six weeks.
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Angus McDonald
Norway Creamery
Bay Hospital
McDonald
Bridge Couple Wed In Myrtle Point Ceremony
Mrs Daisy May Snyder wed Herbert N Brown in a Tuesday night ceremony at the Price residence in Myrtle Point. The couple met in San Diego a year and a half ago with her parents present. Mrs Brown, born in a southern city, grew up in the Bridge area and attended local high school. The bride is the daughter of Dan Cribbins. the groom is from Los Angeles but has resided in Bridge recently. The couple will make their home with the Cribbins.
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Charles Price
Daisy May Snyder
Herbert N Brown
Price
Myrtle Point
San Diego
Mrs Brown
Southern City
Bridge
Dan Cribbins
Los Angeles
Minnett
Chari
Cribbins
Chamber of Commerce Sees Record Active Members
At the first meatleg of the chamber, members heard the complete committee report. The local chamber now has the largest active membership ever enrolled, and funds from the drive will aid the community. A secretary’s report highlighted the Tear club’s efforts to organize a Community Day with chamber support secured.
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Chamber of Commeres
Tear Club
Entre Nous Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Otto Davis Home
Mrs Otto Davis entertained the Entre Nous Bridge club at her C street home Tuesday night. Two tables played and Miss Frances Fetés of Coquille won the prize. Dainty refreshments were served late. Guests included Mesdames Fred Hudson, EB Vinton, ER Barnes, GL McKay, Litzenberger, Julius Ruble, the winner and the hostess.
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Otto Davis
Entre Nous Bridge Club
Mise Frances Fetés
Coquille
Mersdames
Fred Hudson
EB. L. Vinton
E R. Barnes
G L McKay
Litzenberger
Julius Ruble
Herald Aids Invalid Reader Through Local Paper
Myrtle Point Herald received praise from WE Hartley of Broadbent who visited the office to thank the staff. He said his wife, now an invalid for eight years, stayed connected to community news through the Herald, which she could not access otherwise.
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Myrtle Point
New Jack and Jill Will Open Soon
The former Jack and Jill restaurant will open soon under new management. A. L. Bushnell and wife will be the managers and will serve regular meals short orders and specialize on a Sunday chicken dinner. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bushnell have considerable restaurant experience.
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Jack and Jill
A. L. Bushnell
Nit Wit Column Reels Through Coos Bay Gossip
A jumble of local jests and rumors from Coos Bay with mock city notes on Cincinnati street jokes, mayoral quips, a beer law, and a frog tale. The Nit Wit highlights quirky town life, council chatter, and playful mishears from Myrtle Point to Coquille valley.
Court House News Highlights Myrtle Point Tax Stance
County tax assessor J P Beyers says Myrtle Point and nearby areas are in the best financial condition in Coos County. The report notes delinquent taxes and a sale to satisfy them, urging timely action as the metropolis area grows.
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Heraldcoat
J. P P. Beyers
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Shere
Coos Coun
Licenses Issued for Local Dance Halls
City authorities issued licenses to Albert Bezoskey for the Gravelford Coreumtty Building Society hall and to Mrs. G Stewart for a dance hall at Pow. The notices confirm approval of operations and locations for public dances.
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Albert Bezoskey
Gravelford Coreumtty Building Society
G. Stewart
Pow
Marshfield Couples Wed and License Decisions Reported
Elland H. Ohlquist and Edie A. Davis wed by Rev. J. F. Ayers at Four Square Church in North Bend. Clem Clarke and Iane Richards married by Justice J. J. Stanley. Ww. FF and Lillian Herbage, Marshfield couple, granted a license to wed. Stephen H. Clink and Mildred Pettis obtained a marriage license at the county courthouse.
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Elland H. Ohlquist
Edie A. Davis Veth
Marshfield
J. F. Ayers
Foursquare
North Bend
Clem Clarke
Iane Richards
J. J. Stanley
Lillian Herbage
Stephen H. Clink
Mildred Pettis
Divorce Sought by Jean Alice Smith in Myrtle Point
Jean Alice Smith files for divorce from Verde Smith alleging cruel treatment and non support. They formerly ran Cottage Bakery at Sixth and Willow in Myrtle Point and now reside in Sridge. They wed at Coquille July 1 1930 and have a 19 month old son Roy Dwight, custody with the father. she seeks custody and $15 monthly child support.
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Jean Alice Smith
Verde Smith
Sixth and
Willow Streets
Myrtle Point
Bnd
Sridge
Coquille
Roy Dwight
Liquidation Suit Filed Over Bank Note in Coquille Case
A suit was filed by A. A. Schramm acting for Farmers and Merchants Bank of Coquille against Cal Gant O T Gant and H C Gant to collect a $3700 note given June 2 1930 with $1025 alleged remaining on principal and interest at eight percent from November 17 1931. The plaintiff seeks interest attorney fees of $160 and costs.
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A. A. Schramm
Farmers and Merchants Bank of Coquille
Cal Gant
O. T Gant
H. C. Gant
State Appraiser Selander Appraising Salem Buildings
A A Selander of Salem, state tax commission, is in the county doing appraisal work on business buildings. He is a former resident of Coos county, having lived in Coquille for many years before 1928 when he left to join the tax commission in Salem.
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A Selander
Salem
Tate Tax Commission
Eos County
Oquille
Tax Commission
County approves payment for five sheep killed by dogs
On testimonial input from L. D. Gibbs the court ordered William Chandler of Breadbent paid ten dollars for five head of sheep allegedly killed by dogs whose owners are unknown when funds are available from the dog license fund.
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L. D. Gibbs
William Chandler
Breadbent
Foreclosure suit filed by Umpqua Savings on Myrtle Point lots
Umpqua Savings and Loan filed a lawsuit this week against B Emery and Marjorie Emery seeking foreclosure on a mortgage tied to lots 3 4 5 and 6 in block 3 in Myrtle Point.
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Umpqua Savings and Loan Company
B = Emery
Marjorie Emery
Myrtle Point
County sells cedar tract near Dement Creek to John Hewitt
By order of the county court the cedar tract near Dement Creek was sold to John Hewitt at five dollars per stumpage. Hewitt will be logging the property with payment to be made by the J R Thompson Logging Company of Marshfield.
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Dement Creek
John Hewitt
J R Thompson Logging Company
Marshfield
Hewitt
County Sells Delinquent Tax Property Near Broadbend
The county court sold delinquent tax property held for years near the Curry county line west of Broadbent. Deed held in escrow by the clerk of courts. In a separate case Roy Arneson, 18, on parole from a state training school, was arrested on a break in at Ferguson warehouse in Mar nfield and held at the county jail.
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Massey
Broadbent
Curry County
State Training School
Roy Arneson
Ferguson
Mar_nfield
Drunken Driving Charged In North Send Case
William G Bowden, 4. of North Send was arrested Tuesday on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was sentenced to thirty days and fined $100 plus costs and his license revoked for one year.
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William G Bowden
North Send
Right of Way Returned by Deed Reconveyance
The Southern Pacific railroad reconveyed a right of way, bought about two years ago from Roy Garrett, after a deed failed to include a reversion clause. The land was not used as planned, and the title to the parcel was cleared through court records this week.
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Court House
Southern Pacific Railroad
Roy Garrett
Golf Tourney Attracts Wide Field Despite Tragic Loss
A Westshore golf event drew many entrants including both men and women. Handicap play determined partners for a Scotch two foursome next Sunday. A social evening follows with cards and dancing to benefit the tournament committee and visitor care.
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Bandar
Rirvalyre
Calis i
Herbert Brown
Ty Roselle
L. D. Felsheim
George Ulett
Coquille
Uwae
Cate
Acore
Arago Community Mission Meeting Promises Evening of Entertainment
The Arago ladies host a Friday April 14 missionary meeting with a civic opening, solo by Mrs Olaf Assen, a world missions dialogue by eight costumed children, variations of The Church by the Side of the Road by a sextet, and a four act play Two Masters featuring Janet McCrea Mrs Marvin Shaw and others. A short talk by Rev G A Gray and a silver offering for missions follow with refreshments served afterward.
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Arago
Olaf Assen
Iris
Genevieve Barklow
Mary Helen
Jean Watkins
Anne Dearforff
Marguerite Robson
Janet McCrea
Marvin Shaw
van Horn
Clarence Schroeder
Stewart
Ernest Watkins
Janet
Charlotte
Rachel
Helen
Leona Paul
George Ayers
Gordon Fleming
Social Culture Club
George Gillespie
C. van der Witt-v Jones
George Hampton
Willet Jesse
Conville
G. A. Gray
Coquille
Final French club meeting ends with surprise party
The final meeting of the French club at city hall Wednesday featured Miss Pearl Dodele as president and Pits. Las Flamme hosting a surprise party at his home. The group sang the Marseillaise, danced, and enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Clarke and son Robert, Miss Gertrude Sick, Miss Ben Bjorkqvist, Kuss Minnie Mascher, Robert Steele, Bobby Burns, Miss Pearl Dodele, and Mr and Mrs Launcelot LaFlamme and their son.
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Pearl Dodele
Pits
Las Flamme
Clarke
Robert
Gerstrude Sick
Ben Bjorkqvist
Kuss Minnie Mascher
Robert Steele
Bobby Burns
Launcelot LaFlamme
Sixes Miners Visit Medford Relative to Mine Work
Edward Huebner and his son from the Sixes river mine traveled to Medford this Saturday, visiting C Dillard. They plan for Huebner to return next Tuesday to surface work at the Huebner mine and start develop a stringer. The family had traveled from their home to discuss claims and future mining activity.
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Sixes
Edward Huebner
A. Huebner, Jr
Medford
C. Dillard
Ae Huebner
zXoung
Huekner
Fuwers
Huebners Lekt Myrite
Oni
Tel Siaing
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McNair
Nit Wit
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