Local shoppers notes and community updates
A collage of small town notices, store ads, and personal news from Myrtle Point and Coquille. Items include prices and suppliers for honey and groceries, visits from relatives, illnesses, church services, upcoming events at the Farmers' Store and Methodist church, and local travel for labor and prospecting along the Coquille river.
Local shoppers greeted. deliveries twice daily to Marshfield area
The notice lists delivery times at 10 a m and 4 15 p m. It mentions customers and residents in Marshfield including the Hall family, Janet, the Johnson Home, McCalls Patterns, and Dunhams store staff. A luncheon honors Mrs Harry Gamble of Marysville with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis, Jr
Los Angeles
Mr. Davis
Harry Gamble
Marysville
California
Frank Davis
Marys
George Hall
Janet
Johnson
Marshfield
Lyle Barker
Mre
Aliforna
Barker
Howard Rackleff
Shirley Lee
Mra Elwin Baker
Ethel Sperry
Bergen's Flowers Brighten Big Orders in Coos County News
Bergen's Flowers highlights artistic arrangements and reliable service as Coos county’s leading floral decorators. Austin Dodge, son of Mr and Mrs E A Dodge of Myrtle Point, joins the state college Corvallis band as bass horn player, marking local pride in a student achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Henry Schroeder
Bergen
Marshfield Floriat
Austin Dodge
Mra E A Dodge
Myrtle Point
State College
Corvallis
Mr Dodge
American Legion Card Party at Lundy Hall
The American Legion hosts a public card party in Lundy hall next Tuesday evening with tickets at fifty cents. Proceeds buy dishes and necessities for the Legion and Auxiliary while five hundred and bridge will be played for a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lundy Hall
Legion
Auxiliary
Woman's Club Meeting Delights Despite Small Turnout
The Woman's Club met at city hall on Monday afternoon after a postponed pioneer program. Jack Tucker opened with a splendid piano solo, Mrs. Peel shared sidelights from California, and Relva Alice Stumaver with Jean Guertin performed a piano duet. The hall looked beautiful with rhododendron in bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
City Hall
Pioneer
Jack Tucker
Jack
Peel
California
Toytam
Maas Relva
Alice Stumaver
Jean Guertin
Marshfield Boxing Show Promises Fast Action in May Card
Marshfield hosts a boxing card led by Qlo Neishlem in a one round knockout style rise and a main event featuring Ted Rogers. The bout list includes Tommy Willis, Young Bri, and Young Huck with six and four round contests planned. Bear and Bud Bra from North Bend appear in 140 pound bout as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Qlo Neishlem
Coos Bay
Ted Rogers
Port
Blue Mouse
Marshfield Bovey
Cour
Tommy Willis
North Bend
Young Bri
Sears
Kiy
Notice to Contractors for Highway Work in Cool County Oregon
Court bids for Box Ridge to Gravel Ford road construction in Cool County Oregon open May 1 1928 at 10 am. Bids require cash or certified check equal to seven percent of bid. Proposals and bidder information available at the post office within the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cool County
Oregon
Ford Road
Innoe
Iant
Caenta Court
Bid Opening Notice for County Projects
All bids are invited for district work to be opened April 2. Plan and specifications available at the office of the Clerk of the Board, J. Levy, and J. Cart, with the principal in charge. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duyles
Prin Pal I
Levy
Cart
Pro Boxer Quillie Shines in Recent Bout Curtain Raiser Planned
The article notes Quillie impressed fans with a strong showing in a recent event. It mentions another four round bout scheduled as a curtain raiser for an upcoming program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quille
Cal King Announces Republican District Attorney Candidacy
Cal King declares seek for nomination as District Attorney on the Republican ticket subject to Republican voters at the May 18 primary. Paid political adv.
PTA to Hold Last Program of Year at High School
The PTA meets in the high school auditorium tomorrow at three for its final program. Election of officers will occur. A seventh grade two act play and three eighth grade readings are planned. Mrs. Percy Peel will read and piano solos by Mian Bolva Alice Stemmier and Miss SL ote Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec
Percy Peel
Mian Bolva Alice Stemmier
SL Ote Ray
Forcible sale of 25 acre Myrtle Point ranch
Owner George E. Hamilton announces a forced sale of a 25 acre ranch on the main road near the school. The property includes 16 acres oats, two in orchard, one in potatoes, one in garden, six in grass on a hill, a five room house with water, a Cole lighting system, a good garage, and is offered cheap with payments taken as large a down payment as possible. See Hamilton at once for investment or home through the Myrtle Point Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Geo. E. Hamilton
Myrtle Point
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Cliff Kern
Nellie Prey of
Coquille
Just
McCalls
Myers & Myers
J D . Barklow
Lee
Lee Ray
Grant Carrick
Sitkum
Tom Guerin
Farmers’ Store
D L_ Buckingham
Henry A Schroeder
Semeson Bel
Hulet
Lakeside
Lansing
Kodak
Ray
Edith Watts
Mer Idsu
Rev
Mra
Rove Marie Beauty
R C Dement
Mrs Braden
Hubbard Oregon
T F Byrer
Bakersfield
Misa Mattle
Chet Huling
Het
Osmond
Gilman
Ed Detlefsen
John Belloni
John Arnold
Omer Idso
Farmers
Helin
Methodist Church
Iaudia
Moo
George W Zerr
Portuand
Myrtle Point Turaday
W H Mansell
Goss Parker
Bert McMillan
John Byers
Frank Davia
South Fork
Coquille River
N J Bonewitz
Weston
Tommy Barklow
Bonewits
Myers’ & Myers
Davis
LE Thompson
Jn Keeley
Mary
Ernest Norris
Dunhams of Ours
Tore
Bergen’s Flowers
Woman's Club News
Warshfieild
Nesisheim
Rog
Hattle
Ted
Bert Ruadmaanter
Cal
PT. A. Program
Henry A. Schroeder
Harlocker
Tulip
Lustaquik
Huling,Lundy & Sons