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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1939

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Bounty for Act in Spanish War Paid This Week

Edward Joehnk of Marshfield discovered that John Felsher of Twin Oaks had not claimed a bounty for the Spanish American War. A Washington issued check confirmed a prior settlement, noting larger undrawn sums tied to the capture of the Infanta Maria Teresa and Santisima Trinidad, now deemed time barred.

John Felsher Twin Oaks Felsher Oregon Edward Joehnk Marshfield Joehnk Fesher Felaher Fel General Accounting Office Washington Us&s Charles Wm B King Alll Claumez

Safeway Stores Consolidate in Myrtle Point

Safeway Store No 137 merged into Store No 467, closing the Dunham building location at Spruce and Fath Streets. Fred Mantz, who came from Medford to manage the Myrtle Point store, will move with his family to Reedsport to manage the neighboring Safeway operation. Mantz previously was assistant manager at Medford's largest Safeway for five years.

Atedk Safeway Dunham Building Spruce and Fath Fred Montz Medford Reedsport Mantz Myrtle Point

Townsend Deputy Addresses Myrtle Point Club

John A Prentice of Marshfield spoke at the Myrtle Point Townsend club meeting in Broadbent school. About 75 attendees heard A A Baker and H M McLean preside with an entertainment program by Lt Volkmar, Ruth Wallace, Arthur Hermann, E C Arnot, Dorothy Bender, Mrs Carrie Marion McNabb and the Powers orchestra volunteering for next Sunday's session.

John A Prentice Marshfield Coos Curry Myrtle Point Townsend Broadbent H M McLean A H Bender Ruth Wallace Lt. Volkmar H Bender Arthur Hermann E C Arnot North Bend Othy Bender Norway Carrie Marion McNabb Powers Orchestra Myrtle Point

Eastern Coal Deeds Detail Real Estate and Mineral Interests

Deeds filed show Skinner liquidating the Bank of Southwestern Oregon selling an undivided half interest in realty in Section 30 at Beer Creek to Frank Slover for 280 dollars. Mal and Georgia Baxter transfer a quarter interest in Nicoll mining claims in sections 38 23 and 34 in Iron Mountain district Coos county. Westmoreland conveys two parcels of lot 16 in Mortis subdivision at Powers to Mrs Powers.

Mark Skinner Bank of Oregon Frank Slover Beer Creek Mal Georgia Baxter Fredah Hawkkins Nicoll Group Iron Mountain Coos County Westmoreland Mrs of Powers Powers

Photo Studio Reopens Friday After Interim Closure

Myrtle Point resumes full photographic service starting April 1 through a new arrangement with Bond studio and Logan's Marshfield studio. HC will handle photo work in Bay City on Tuesdays and Fridays each week. Special attention will be given to snapshots, finishing, and enlargements while photographers remain available. The studio had closed for several weeks due to a yellow jaundice outbreak in the area.

Myrtle Point Bond Logan Marshfield Bay City Hetocartadns

Move To Ranch By Alverton Family From Ge Coulee Wash

The Alverton family and related individuals moved this week from Ge and Coulee Wash to a 40 acre parcel about ten and a half miles from Mytt Pont in the Stringtown district. The group includes residents Meo and Moa Grover, Erwin, Mia Alverton, and fan of D Mapes.

Meo Moa Grover Alverson Aan Erwin Mia Alverton D Mapes Coulee Wash Mytt Pont Stringtown

Winners Named in Southern Oregon Future Farmers Speaking Contest

The Southern Oregon Future Farmers of America public speaking and parliamentary contests were held in Corants Pass on March 25. Ray Doerner led the speaking event with Why Cooperate, followed by Orval Young and Walter Shamel. awards included banners and ribbons, with a Portland competition looming.

Southern Oregon Future Farmers Corants Pass Watch School Ray Doerner Roneburg Orval Young Riverton Walter Shamel Grantsons Cilen Olen Myrtle Willard Willams Karl Cliphenbeard Coos Rivera Grange FFA Hic Portland Grants Pass Awa Grants Pass Anke Secord Myrtle Point Chambre Ame Wiliam Gurney Myrtle Poin Chamber of Commerce Ee'l Reynolds Klamath Falls

Jr. Woman's Club Names Officers

The Junior Woman's Club elected officers including president Mary Dye vice president Opal Gaslin secretary E Brewer corresponding secretary Opal Gaslin treasurer Milton Schroeder. They approved sending the new president to a San Francisco national convention in May and planned a May picnic at Norway grove with Mrs C L Church. A Girl Scouts program directed by Miss Margaret Stevenson followed.

Trote Mary Dye E . Brewer Milton Schroeder San Francisco Norway Grove C L Church Edgar Rockard Dorothy Pearson Girl Scouts Margaret Stevenson

Fire destroys home on Sit kum coach near Lee

A fire started in a defective flue Saturday morning consumed a four room frame house occupied by John Ohman near Lee in Sitkum. The structure owned by R W Whitney burned rapidly while the family, eating breakfast, barely saved any belongings and later moved into the Hardy Mast rented house.

John Ohman Sitkum Lee R W Whitney

Barklow Petition Seeks Guardian of Mother’s Realty Interest

Leland Barklow petitions Tuesday for guardianship of his mother Mel Mollie Barklow Ingane claiming she owns an interest in realty valued at approximately. Mr and Mrs Walter Rookard file a petition for the adoption of Jackie LaRey Rhicids.

Leland Barklow Mel Mollie Barklow Ingane Walter Rookard Jackie LaRey

Realtors Gather For Regional State Board Meeting

Realtors meeting attended by EC Roberta and William Gurney of Myrtle Point at the regional gathering of the state realty board held Monday in May. Ralph Coke of Putlo delivered the principal address and discussed problems. Representative J T McCloskey of Norway also attended.

E C Roberta William Gurney Myrtle Puint State Rewily Board Cid Ralph Coke Putlo J T McCloskey Norway

Public Child Training Meetings Outline Nutrition and Safety

Lucy Case will lead three public demonstrations on child feeding April 12 13 and 14 in Coor County. Sessions cover infant habits exercise temperance and protection from contagious diseases with care for children provided and pregnancy guidance.

Lucy Coor Catching Inlet Tate Thurstiny Apilit Gare Freday Ostra- Sen Pabys

Council OKs Plan to Honor MP Pioneer

Regular bi monthly meeting chaired by Councilor Lehnherr in absence of Mayor Cinton. City Attorney Ergs acted for Recorder Roberts as he attended a Marshfield Realty meeting. Memorial will be erected in city park beside the Peck lot donated by Lehnherr. Emma Schneide offers 225 for Lot 4 Block I Border and Benders addition. approved. Street lights ordered on Fourth Street near Dodge property, Railroad Avenue, and Maple and Border intersection. Liability insurance for city hall building authorized. Premar Gould to help map city supply.

Chrta Lehnherr Lehrofer Jess Cinton da’ E Rg EC Roberts Marshfield Fang Nthe Peck Lehnherr Emma Schnei +e Border Benders Fourth Street Dodgeroperty County Barn Railroad Avenue Maple and Border Streets Premesr Gould

Divorce suits list several Nebraska cases and claims

Mildred Eve and Alfred Scott married Dakutats Neb May 29 1929 have three sons two daughters. She seeks custody and alimony and accuses him of violence and infidelity. Mabel R vs D H Woomer shows Newton Kan marriage Jan 8 1927 with two children seeking custody and support. Luetlle Alvina powers and Gary Ellison note a February 24 marriage with one child and a request for custody and support. Helen vs George Matthew Goodman tied to Roseburg marriage Feb 13 1863 with two children. Alice P vs Henry Bishop married Coos county May 10 1937 with no children and she asks restoration of her former name.

Mildred Eve Alfred Scott Dakutats Neb Mabel R H Woomer Newton Fono Owen Luetlle Alvina E'haon Gary Alen Ellison John Shea Helen George Matthew Goodman Roseburg Alice P Henry Bishop Coos County Wekaheimer

Elgin nickel mine saga and a hidden silver rock

This account recounts Dr C D Elgin and guide Jack Park exploring the Orford to Civil Bend region around 1800, locating a rock fragment containing nickel near a ridge and noting prospects. It details years of digging, abandoned claims, a burned cabin, and the elusive Elgin nickel mine legend amid eroded evidence and later speculation about a sky rover relic.

Krm Harrison Dr C D_ Elgin Happe Orford Civil Bend Jack'ark Umpqua Cis Elgin Elsonerr Jack Ad Clark Elgin Nickel D. Eginsrap Evans Tyee Hiram Enat

Forest Service Offers Free Woods Bulletins and Circulars

E Mitchel, supervisor of the Siskiyou National Forest, announces free public distribution of bulletins and circulars on general forestry forest protection botany silviculture and utilization of forest products. Details available from the supervisor at the Federal building Grants Pass.

E Mitchel Siskiyou National Forest Forest Service Federal Grants Pass

Senior Class To Present Play at Myrtle Point High

Senior class of Myrtle Point High School presents a three act comedy Never Rains on Friday April 14. The plot follows Jimmy Rogers a California sophomore and Dorothy Tremendous in a tale of romance with witty drama and a sharp look at human nature. Cast includes Ernestine Luttgey Velma Brooks Glen Olson Nelson Grubue June Arc Clelan Avce Belanan Eugene Bartlett Dorothy Bender Walter Van Orden Peggy Caudle Betsy DeBoer and Josephine Deyue.

Myrtle Hogn Jmny Rogers Tureity California Dorotiny Ernestine Luttey Velma Brooks Glen O'son Nelson Grubue June Arc Clelan Avce Belanan Eugene Bartlett Dorothy Bender Walter van Orden Peggy Caud'e Bety DeBoer Josephine Deyue

Citizens Training Camp to be Held in Vancouver July 1 30

The Citizens Military Training Camp will take place at Vancouver Barracks Washington from July 1 to 30. The quota is tentatively 593. aims include developing citizenship, patriotism, self discipline, and physical fitness through drills, games, and sports under expert directors. Costs are covered by the War Department with transport and lodging provided. those within 50 miles may get mileage reimbursement. Applicants aged 17 to 24 with good character should inquire at CMTC Headquarters Vancouver Barracks or the county Military Training Camps office after April.

Citizens Vancouver Baracks Wash Vancouver Barracks Oregon Onit Deveop Percyaton War Department CMTC Baracks Wash Military Training Camps Association

Non-High School Board Meets on Transportation

The Non-High School board will meet April 10 in the county superintendent’s office in Coquille to decide transportation for the 1939 1940 school year and determine eligible contractors under the continuing clause. Complaints or route suggestions are invited to guide contract decisions. Preparations will also be made for electing a new board director.

Coquille

Electric drill identified in theft case by Burr Motor Co

Marshal Bert Peareton reported Wednesday that an electric drill a young man attempted to steal in Myrtle Point was identified by George F Burr Motor Company of Coquille as stolen weeks ago. The machine is valued at 78 dollars and the man is known to Burr and to the state police.

Bert Peareton Myrtle George F Burr Motor Company Coquille Burr State

County Jail Fines and Indemnity Report

John Lloyd Cowan, 43, arrested last Thursday at Marshfield on a sunkenness charge, fined $10 in Justice G N Bolt's court. F M Kenyon, 55, sentenced to six months on a hearing fast week for non-support, paroled after 10 days on condition to support his family with payments to the court clerk. The county court orders a $7.30 indemnity warrant to Edwin H Harris for the county's share after a cow reacting TB test Jan 31, 1988 was slaughtered.

John Lloyd Cowan Marshfield G N. Bolt M Kenyon Kenyon Edwin H. Harris

Shells Company reshuffles staff with transfers to Eugene

O D Garrett was moved to Eugene about ten days ago from clerk yardman to salesman at Shells Company Inc. Jim Leoewelien will replace Garrett as yardman. Date Ohlsen, previously at a Marshfield Shell station, becomes local plant salesman and moves to Myrtle Point with his family.

O D Garrett Eugene Clerk Yardman the Shells Company, Inc Jim Leoewelien Garret Date Ohlsen Marshfield Ohlsen Myrte Point

Runaway Horse Outruns Car in Spruce Street Incident

An old gray horse broke from its traces on Spruce Street near the grade shop and galloped toward town hitting a spike harrow. The harrow damaged a parked P F Bartlett car after puncturing its gas tank, frightening the horse which then returned to its owner J G Bingham.

Sprucetreet W E. Lundy Spruce Street Gnade Regart P. F. Bartlett Autompodile Chuck Stringtown J G Bingham

Coos County Resident Dies in Coquille at 86

Coquille born man of 1852 died Saturday in a Coquille hospital after over a year of illness. Survived by son Rock Jr of Lee, daughter Mrs Catherine Tripp of Coquille, sister Mrs Martha Avertis of Corvallis, 14 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral conducted by Elder J W Barnett, burial in IOOF cemetery with Odd Fellows graveside rites.

Coquille Odd Fellows

Coos Farmers Receive Phosphate Aid Under Conservation Program

One carload of 30 tons triple super phosphate was distributed among 42 Coos county farmers as aid for the 1939 agriculture conservation plan. The fertilizer supports alfalfa clover and perennial grasses with payments deducted from 1939 benefits. County demand exceeded supply, leaving many farmers unmet while statewide distribution boosted fertilizer demand and dealer activity.

Coos County W E Croas Focal Association Armeria M. C. Donaldson Sakaei Akne Eauek Conservation Association Ovegen

Country Club Directors Meet In Coquille Valley

Directors of the Coquille Valley Country Club hold an important meeting Friday night at the clubhouse. Topics include course rules tournaments for the summer season and other matters raised by L J Maloney who has returned from the east. President Theodore Clinton will preside and members with items to discuss should contact Clinton or Elton Schroeder beforehand.

Coquille Valley Country Club L. J Maloney Theoore Dutch) Clinston Clinton Elton Schroeder

Delegate A H. Bender to Represent Myrtle Lodge IOOF

Elect delegate A H. Bender will represent Myrtle Lodge IOOF at the Grand Lodge session in Iday Klamath Falls. He was chosen at the regular meeting last Wednesday in Myrtle Point.

A H. Bender Myrtle Lodge Iday Klamath Falls Myrtle Point

Myrtle Grange Holds Meeting Tuesday Night

Myrtle Grange held its regular meeting with 24 members present. O E Mattoon were given the obligation in the third and fourth degrees. Wheat acreage cuts and effects on turkey production and potato crops were discussed. A short program followed, and the Future Farmers of America elimination contest winner was Glenn Olson. Prizes were awarded by a local bank.

Myrtle Grange O. E. Mattoon Glenn Olson Jack Elis Parsiers Moam Robison Lawrence Rackleff The Grange Robert Lundy Security Bank Nual Effair Farm Bank

Smith-Hughes Men Receive Diplomas

Twenty men received agricultural evening school diplomas at the Bridge school in Myrtle Point after attending at least six of 11 sessions in the 1998 Farm Management series led by instructor R. Schaad. The Myrtle Point Vocational Agricultural department sponsored the program with school board and state and federal education cooperation.

Bridge School R. Schaad Myrtle Point Smith-Hughes Myrtle Point Vocational Agricultural Department Myrtle Point School Board Federal Department of Education Charles G. Mack Dwight Culver Ray L. Becket A B Hillabold Henry Brownson Elmer Brownson E. G. Duncan Gien C. Hutton Prank Culver Andrew Waterman John Koch Karl Ehrig David Waterman James Culver Arthur Hillabold Byron van Alstein Ben Hardman A. E. Hoisington Orlin Lett George Jenkins

Nurses Group To Hold Session In District 17

District 17 of the State Nurses Association announces a session for members and affiliated nurses. The meeting aims to discuss local staffing, continuing education, and union activities impacting nurses in the district.

Logging camp accident claims life at Eden ridge camp

Everett Hayes of Myrtle Point was killed when a falling tree top struck him at the Floyd Beton logging camp on Eden ridge. Bert King of Myrtle Point and others witnessed the accident Monday around 4 PM. Hayes had worked at the camp about a week and was known as an expert woodman. Funeral services were held at Schroeder Funeral Home Myrtle Point with Elks ritual at the graveside. Survivors include his mother and two sisters, Mrs Juanita Bartlett Corcoran California and Mrs Frances Bartlett Alexandria Louisiana.

Floyd Beton Eden Ridge Mip Ely Everett Hayes Efine Sterns Ana Bert Hayes Two Point Juanita Bartlett Corcoran Calif Brances Barll Alexandria Schroeder Myrtle Point F. M. Barr Norway Cunstery Marshfield Lodge of Elks George Turney Coquille

Solon To Address C of C Members In Myrtle Point

Rep J H McCloskey leads Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday night with a resume of the 1539 state Legislative Assembly at Gelem where he spoke for Coos County. Also on the program are beautification committee reports and planning progress for a Cass County exhibit at the Golden Gate International Exposition. Progress toward the Oregon Cattle and Horse Raisers association state convention in May is noted. President L P Linn will present the Cass County exhibit report.

J H. McCloskey Myrtle Point Cass County Caos County Came Merce

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