Death claims Mrs E J Pierson of Norway Oregon
Norway Oregon mourns Mrs E J Pierson a longtime resident who died after two operations in Portland Hospital She was 67 years old born Della Adams in Spencer County Indiana May 10 1676 survived by husband six children and three brothers Funeral services were held at Norway with burial there Also noted is the death of Beassie E Green later married to P W Culver and long time resident of Myrtle Point Oregon through a scattered obituary noting her varied moves and family ties
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Pherson
Norway
Portland
Tuessy
Della Adams
Spencer County
Indiana
Wee
John
Mary Adame
E. J Piessen
Ott
Heen
KE. P. Adams
Mia Pierson
C Hulet
P W Culver
Beassie E. Green
Astoria
Oregon
South Bend
Washington
P W Quiver
Grays Harbor
Culver
Coast Guard Service
North Cove
Raymond
Floras Creek
Dillard
Myrtle Point
Nutrition meetings outline April schedule and topics
Lacy A Case of the C A CG nutrition specialist will hold the third of four meetings at Bridge next Tuesday April 17 from 9am to 3 50 pm A sandwich end school fused demonstration will occur in the forenoon a noon talk on how to grow fat or thin and in the afternoon meal planning a Hale home vegetable garden talk At McKinley Miss Case will attend Saturday morning milk demonstration a noon family reunion and an afternoon talk on training families to good eating habits A meeting at Arego will follow Tuesday the 24th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy A. Case
C. A. CG
Bridge
H. 8. Hale
Miss Case
McKinley
Arego
How News Travel Rebrands Myrtle Point Paper
A letter from the Mergenthaler Linotype Co asks for the new Myrtle Point paper name the Myrtle Point Herald. Another inquiry from N W Ayer Directory wants the correct paper title. The notes illustrate how news travels between publishers and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coos County
American
San Francisco
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
N. W. Ayer Newspaper Directory Publishing House
Woman's Club Plans Pioneer Entertainment Meeting
The Woman's club will host the Pioneer section at their regular meeting on the fourth Monday, April 23. A full program is promised in next week's Herald with the aim of pleasing attendees. Hostesses include Mrs Ley Barker, Mrs Laura Sebsjessler, Mrs N G W Perkins, Mrs Fier Fad Bebneider, and Mrs Alda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Club
Pilanz
Herald Pioneers
Ley Barker
Laura Sebsjessler
King files for Coos District Attorney nomination
Myrtle Point native King, a current state legislator serving his second term, announced plans to run in the Republican primary for Coos County district attorney. He recently opened a local law office and said legislative duties would prevent full-time practice without the salary, and will campaign actively for the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Os. King
Coos County
King
Myrtle Point
Salem
King Wil
Coos and Curry Fair Board Meets in Bandon
The Coos and Curry county fair board held its regular monthly meeting at the Westland hotel in Bandon Tuesday evening. Present from Myrtle Point were Ellis Dement, president, L. H Pearce, treasurer, Karl R. Cooley, secretary, and P Lund, director. They discussed 1928 attractions including improving fences and grounds. The premium book for the fair is with the publisher and will appear in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos and Curry County
Westland
Bandon
Mrs Birch Leaves Hospital After Auto Injuries
Mrs. F. C. Birch, hurt in a car crash near Hoffman bridge on Broadbent road, was discharged from Mart & Wilson hospital and moved to the E. C. Barker home to recuperate before returning to her home in Liarshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Birch
Hoffman Bridge
Broadbent Road
Mart & Wilson Hospital
E. C. Barker
Liarshfield
Green to Be in Coquille for New Trial Motion
Robert Green, a rancher from the inlet area, convicted of murdering his neighbor, sits on death row in Salem. He will be brought to Coquille Saturday as his attorneys pursue a motion for a new trial. Burial was in Camas cemetery with Rev. Thos. Barklow directing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green
Inlet
Salem
Coquille
Daughters of Isis
Camas
Thos. Barklow
Mastern Stax
Che
Myrtle Point Chamber Considers Tax Use Maps
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce discusses inviting County Assessor Byers to explain how tax dollars are allocated. The group also plans to urge road repairs to the Myrtle Point cemetery and to inquire about a county road grader for sale. The next executive meeting is set for Monday at the Myrtle Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Chas. Harlocker
Earl R. Cooley
County Fair Board
Bandon
Byers
Chamber
Myrtle Point
Cool Counts Chamber of Commerce
Myrtle Hotel
Jesse Clinton
Neighbors of Woodcraft host Coquille Evening Circle event
Shamrock Circle of the Neighbors of Woodcraft will entertain the Evening Circle of Coquille on Thursday evening. Visiting officers and guards will assume chairs to demonstrate the ritualistic ceremony for initiates. An annual event highlights the gathering with the Jiggs and Alas ie pups noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Circle
Woodcraft
Evening Circle of
Coquille
Easy Seed Treatment Plan With Potatoes
The recommended seed potato treatment for Oregon growers uses corrosive sublimate at four ounces per thirty gallons of water. Soak times vary with sprouting: dormant potatoes 1.5–2 hours, slightly sprouted about 1 hour, short sprouts 30 minutes, heavily sprouted may avoid treatment or use organic mercury. Wooden vessels and crates aid immersion. wash dirty potatoes first. coat cut tubers with land plaster or sulfur and plant promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Harness Man to Come to Roseby
The Herald reports Arthur Long now runs a harness shop and bicycle sales in Roseby and will occupy the Fifth Street building in about a month. Long recently visited Tecants looking over the field with his father and associates who formerly ran a harness shop in Coquille a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Arthur Long
Roseby
Chas. Adams
Fifth Street
Mr. Long
Coquille
Mullix Eyed as North Bend State Representative Candidate
North Bend city attorney John G. Mullix is talked of as a potential state representative to replace Cal M. King. He is a seasoned, capable lawyer and serves as a director at First National Bank of North Bend. The fishing season opens on the 15th with all Coos County streams open and trout over six inches retainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Mullix
North Bend
Cal M. King
Mr. Mullen
First National Bank of
Coos County
Policeman Fatally Wounds Suspect in Keith Driveway Battle
In Keith, a gunfight between a policeman and a local negro ended with the officer mortally wounding the suspect after a confrontation in the driveway. The officer later received first aid from Mrs Keith and another relative in the basement of his home. Rev Hulet and family had visited in Kansas City last summer. The disturbance is part of a winter rising by colored residents in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Hulet
Keith
Rev Hulet
Kansas City
Democrats file for precinct committeemen in Coos County
The list names democrats filing for precinct committeemen across Coos County including W J Howard Hauser Claude Noble Lalke J H McCloskey Nor way DeWitt Honig Helen M Billings Tom F Montgomery Jerry Simpson Henry Volntedt Robert Lee Medley W L Walker Ira E Wheeler A B Collier J W Laird Walter E Newbury T J Walker H B Donahey H W Mast Lee and others in North Bend Coquille Marshfield Fat Elk Eastside Willandslough and Enchanted Bridge areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
W J Howard
Hauser
Claude Noble
Lalkeside
J H McCloskey
Norway
DeWitt Honig
North Bend
West
Helen M. Billings
Enchanted
Tom F Montgomery
Jerry Simpson
Central
Henry Volntedt
Robert Lee Medley
Coquille
W. L. Walker
Eastside
North
Ira E. Wheeler
Willandslough
A. B. Collier
Cunningham
J. W. Laird
South
Walter E. Newbury
Fat Elk
T. J Walker
Southwest
H. B. Donahey
Marshfield
H. W Mast
Lee
Sea Gulls Wreak Eye Injury on Curry County Sheep
A report from Langlois notes sea gulls inland in Curry County, picking eyes from 35 lambs at the Guerin ranch in the past week. The coastal storm pushed gulls inland, affecting local flocks near Langlois where many sheep are raised. A new eating house opened at Chas. Adama’s early this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamba
Curry County
Guerin Ranch
Langlois
Chas. Adama
Myrtle Point Hosts Epworth League Convention for Youth
Myrtle Point invites residents to host Epworth League delegates for its regional convention April 18 to 15. About 209 youths from southwest Oregon towns are expected. volunteers are asked to aid with lodging and transportation, with Rev. Omer Idso coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Epworth League
Church of Tomorrow
Omer Idso
Methodist Church
Oregon
Easter Egg Hunt Draws Arago Community
Many joined in an Easter Sunday event at the Arago Community church building. A morning program led to an egg hunt for children and adults, followed by a midday meal and afternoon diversions shared in fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Varias
Myrtle Point salesman injures foot ligaments
Ernest Norris, a salesman for Dunham of Course in Myrtle Point, is hobbling on crutches after straining ligaments in his right foot yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Norris
Dunham of Course
Myrtle Point
Unsafe Johns Creek Bridge Impedes North Fork Travel
The bridge near the Laney Parrish home on the North Fork became unsafe when Johns Creek undermined one end. The BE. C. Barker car was the last to cross on Sunday and Dick Braden led a team of workers on the span since then.
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Johns Creek
Laney Parrish
North Fork
BE. C. Barker
Dick Braden
Democrats in Coos County Plan Campaign at Marshfield
Sixteen members of the Democratic Party met Monday evening in the Chandler hotel Marshfield to plan the campaign. Three announced their candidacies for offices at the coming election. Nominations were made for precinct committeemen across the county. The group decided to run an active campaign for party members who have filed for offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Coos County
Chandler
Marshfield
Ship Ore to Smelter From Marial Mine Route Described
A large ore shipment from Marial in Curry county heads to San Francisco. Ore travels by horse to Agnes, down Rogue river on a government mail boat to Gold Beach, by stage to Marshfield, then ocean vessel to San Francisco. The run is a costly new experiment with ore valued up to 600 dollars per ton.
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Marial
Curry County
San Francisco
Agnes
Rogue River
Gold Beach
Marshfield
San Fran Eco
Bambon Chor Coming to Sacred Concert at Presbyterian
The Bambon choir plans a sacred concert at the Presbyterian church with about 52 members expected. Seventy five people have signed up to attend and will bring sandwiches for a post concert social in Schreeder hall. Local residents Mrs Henry Schroeder and Mrs George Dickinson invite guests to join in and sit in with the visitors.
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Don
Cne
Schreeder Hall
Henry Schroeder
George Dickinson
Bandon
License Plate Visibility Called War on Obscured Plates
State Traffic Officer C C Williams announces a campaign against unreadable license plates due to position or dirt. He says plates identify a registered vehicle and its number, and drivers with unreadable plates will be arrested and brought to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Williams
Williams
Newberry Files for County Clerk Post in Democratic Primary
Walter Newberry a tax department clerk filed to run for county clerk on the Democratic ticket pledging business administration and no fear of favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newberry
Mill Opening Near War Front At Remote Site
Fragmentary report mentions Fetitie and Doud preparing to open a mill near the war area. No clear location or date provided. Further details are unclear due to the damaged text.
Morgan Files Declaration for District Attorney Candidacy
G Russell Morgan of Coquille has filed to run for district attorney on the Republican ticket. He has practiced law for years, is described as a competent young man, and is said to have a strong following in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Russell Morgan
Coquille
Morgan
Iman
Myrtle Pointers Wil Turn Out For First Practice
A meeting at the Dixie Queen confectionery drew 23 men to sign up for baseball practice next Sunday at the fair grounds. Practices start at 2 oclock with many expected. Myrtle Peter plans to field a strong team in the Cees county league this summer.
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Dixie Queen
Mex
Fair Ground
Myrtle Peter
Cees County
Snow depth reported in Eden valley and surrounding mountains
A letter from G E Gibson of Dothan Oregon states Eden valley has about 50 inches of snow with five feet in adjacent mountains. He Warns Coquille river ranchers to watch for high water as warm rain or rapid warm spells could melt the snow and threaten low lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
G. E. Gibson
Dothan
Oregon
Eden Valley
Mr. Gibson
Coquille River
Power Company Budget Approved for Coos County
The Coss Bay Harbor reports Mountain States Power Co. official A. L. Margin has approval for a $110,000 budget to be spent in Coos County this year. The largest expense is rebuilding the Myrtle Point to Coquille line to carry higher voltage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coss Bay Harbor
A. L. Margin
Mountain States Power Co
Coos County
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Rebekah Delegates Elected for Oregon Assembly
At a Monday meeting of the Rebekah lodge in Roseburg delegates to the Oregon state assembly were elected. Mrs. Folsher was chosen district deputy of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah l
Rebekah
Oregon
Roseburg
Cutler Out of Marines
Kenneth Cutler, a Myrtle Point youth, has just completed serving his term in the Marines and is returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutler
Kenneth Cutler
Myrtle Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Death Reaper
P. W. Culver
Lady Drad Portland Hospital
E. J. Pereen
Bec
Ond
Por Coos
Fair Board
MRS. Birch Leaves Hospital
Green
Flore
Tusa
Huating
Epworth Leaguers of
Democrats
Bambon
NWW
Methediet
Myrtle Point Choral Club
John Tucker
Mae Young
Clarence Carrick
Idso
Turner MacDonald
Johnnie Roberts
Bob Johnson
C. C. Hulet
Clarence Church
Carlton Brown Durward Drouliner
Neil MacDonald
Bert Handerson
Sam Johnston
Mra
Mildred Russell
T. L. Henness
Elma Russell
Carolyn Schhnelder
Earl Cooley
Velma Hamilton
Anne Johnston
John Felsher
8. C. McAllister
Pearl Benson
Ges Hamilton
Carlton Brown
Virginia Kelly
Marjorie McCulloch
Sweety
Myrtle
Wil
Art Farrier
Nid
Kon Sebasedet
Frank. Porter
Kelly
Gibson
Powel Company
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