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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
3
A collage of visits moves and gatherings across Powers, Myrtle Point, Coquille, Marshfield and Gold Beach. Guests include the Braden Sigeby family, the Hoffmans, the Zumwalt family, and many local residents with dinners, bridge parties, and fishing trips noted.
Mrs Robert Dutton entered the hospital Monday for medical treatment. While demonstrating the high jump to youths Perry Roper suffered an injury.
Mrs. Elmer Rowan of Powers and Mrs. Lawrence Mullen Irene Hayes underwent abdominal and tonsil operations respectively with good recovery. Mrs. J. O. moved home after an ap petstix operation. R W Mackay of Coquille began treatment for an infected leg. Mrs. Elmer Russell to return home Friday. Mrs. Zack Grant of Broadbent discharged after hospital treatment for hand poisoning.
Mr and Mrs H Cameron of Catching Creek welcome their 11 pound daughter Shirley Madge last week at the Zumwalt apartments. She is their first child born near Floras Creek headwaters, where Madge Higgins Cameron once lived with her husband and her parents 17 miles up Catching Creek.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Coats a pioneer of the region died at Mast Hospital at 11 30 p m last Thursday night from general peritonitis at age 70. Born November 10 1842 in Illinois she moved with her parents to Roland Prairie later Gaylord. She married Tomas Coats in 1879 and the couple lived in Curry County Marrfield Coos Bay Palouse Washington before passing away.
A dainty luncheon was served at four o'clock with Gertrude Araco and Miss Fairy Davis attending. A Sunday turkey dinner honored relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Radaobaugh and grandchildren. Young folks held a card and dance party on Seventh street with hot chocolate wafers served. Nine classmates picnicked at Catching Creek then returned to the school grounds for games and photos. A Friday stork shower at the Cund home honored Mrs. R. H. Maat with bridge, gifts, fruit gelation salad, and coffee. guests included many local residents and Marshfield friends.
A obituary summary notes Mrs. Coats born in Coquille region, lived across Coos and Myrtle Point, moved to Bandon where husband died 1913, then California before returning to Myrtle Point. She leaves six children, many grandchildren and great grandchildren, with services led by Royal Neighbors of America and burial in Bandon G A R cemetery. Also notes deaths of Jane Louise Gould and Mary Mack with funeral arrangements and family remembrances.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Whittington, born early Thursday morning, was laid to rest this afternoon at Catching Creek cemetery.
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