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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1934

Page

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Marriage Licenses Granted at Court House

Several couples received marriage licenses this week. Harry A. Edmonds Jr and Lucille Kerns of Marshfield were married Saturday, while Martin Brandon and Alberta Russell of Marshfield wed Monday. Johnson of Salem and Mary Dolan of Corvallis were also issued licenses to wed Monday.

Louis Lusd Lou Hamilton Mosday J. Girard Pioneee Harry A. Edmonds, Jr Lucille Kerns Marshfield Martin Brandon Alberta Russell W. Ray- Lucile H. Hunter D. T. Alberta Johnson Salem Mary Dolan Corvallis

Indigent and Old Age Aid Awards Noted in County

Mrs Zoe M Shields of Bridge is granted 10 from the indigent fund while her ill health and two minor children and one grandchild are at home. Several others including May Elliott 65 and H Barrets 72 receive monthly aid. some applications denied due to lack of distress or eligibility.

Zoe M. Shields Bridge Harry Blake Marshfield Sarah A. Walker Coquille May Elliott Millington H. Barrets Bangor North Bend Alvan McKee North Bend Cnidenna John Glock North Mead, Sr Flora Cush Bear Creek

Wick seeks guardianship of minor Pearl Wick

North Bend resident Colbert A. Wick filed for guardianship of Pearl E Wick a minor this week. The action lists 900 as the amount involved and cites no other major details.

Colbert A. Wick North Bend Pearl E Wick

Drunken driving case leads to jail, fine, parole

Floyd Krantz, 33, charged with drunken driving, confined in county jail last Thursday, fined 100 dollars, 30 days, paroled. He was released Friday by order of Justice J J Stanley Enis J Smith 79, committed to county jail Monday, fined 100 and costs, and given days for operating motor vehicle while intoxicated.

Floyd Krantz

Anderson vs International Wood Sulphite suit to halt mill sale

Complaints filed include R H Anderson and the International Wood Sulphite Co seeking to stop the execution of the Sitka Spruce Pulp and Paper mill sale and void all proceedings. Also the State Industrial Accident Commission sues Roy T Douglas to recover money allegedly due them.

R H Anderson International Wood Sulphite Company Sitka Spruce State Industrial Accident Commission Roy T Douglas

Glendale and Loggers Set for Coquille Baseball Clash

The third game of the series between the Loggers and Glendale is scheduled for Sunday at Coquille. Glendale, one of the season’s strongest teams, has improved since their last meeting. First pitch is at 2 o clock with Murray pitching for the Loggers.

Coquille Glendale Murray

Birthday Swim Honoring Erwin Hall At Broadbent

Mrs. Tom Hall entertained a group of friends with a swimming party Saturday evening for her son Erwin Hall's birthday. Refreshments were served to David and Norma Peterson, Wilma Peterson, Roy Stewart, Lionel Young, Charles Porter, Robert Porter, Mary Gasner, Ruth Donald, Thomas Hall, and sons Erwin and Wendell, all of Broadbent, plus guests from Tanner Creek Coquille Eugene and Bradford CCC camp.

Tom Hall Broadbent Hoesr Erwin David Peterson Norma and Wilda Tanner Creek Roy Stewart Coquille Lionel Young Bradford CCC Charles and Robert Porter Eugene Mary Gasner Ruth Donald Thomas Hall Wendell

Lions Picnic Draws 125 plus Attendees Across County

The fourth annual Lions club picnic was a splendid success with more than 125 members and friends from across the county in attendance. A barbecue feast featuring baby veal and other dishes was served during the evening.

Lions Club Dena Elthes

Former Postmaster Werner to Operate City Cash Grover

Mise Schneider will take over Dean's Cash Grocery at the southeast corner of Seventh Street and cer tier. Schneider has served 16 years in the post office from 1930, including five as assistant postmaster and nine as clerk. Mr and Mrs Dean plan to visit relatives in Riddle as Deans health remains poor.

Dean Riddle

Fires flash at two Point wells and barn roof collapse

On Monday afternoon fire crews answered a blaze at the Mrs D L Seinhelf ranch in West Myrtle Point then attended a grass fire on Spruce Street near Sam Breuer residence. The Four Bit Gulch barn roof fire sparked by a nearby slashing blaze was contained with only minor damage and roof removal to save the structure.

D. L. Séinhelf West Myrtle Point Sam Breuer Spruce Street Melnhoff Four Bit Gulch

Picnic At County Fair Grounds Draws Several Delegations

Sunday August 12 marks the annual picnic of the South western Oregon Odd Fellows association at the County Fair grounds in Myrtle Point. The event features a basket dinner and sports in Wo Oaks pavilion with delegations from Myrtle Point Powers Coquille Benden Marshfield and other Coos county towns and Gold Beach in Curry county.

Oregon Odd Fellows’ Association Myrtle Point Wo Oaks Powers Coquille Benden Marshfield Ere Bert Jn Coos County Goldwad Breekings Curry County

Nat Reopens Wecoma Baths At Bandon With New Manager

Local salt water swimming enthusiasts cheer the reopening of Wecoma Baths in Bandon. Paul Stephan, operator of the Sea Side Bakery, has taken over the natatorium and vows to keep its temperature at 80. Barlow Parkston from the coast city will manage the pool.

Bandon Paul Stephan Barlow Parkston

Old Marshall Mine to be revived by Portland group

The historic Marshall Mine in Whiskey Run, Oregon, closed for years, is to be reopened by Portland men over 20 acres. The pay streak is about six feet thick with 40 feet overburden, yielding platinum and zircon in the sands. Past efforts failed due to crude recovery methods amid fluctuating prices.

Oregon Marshall Portland Whiskey Run South America Ontario

Presbyterian Christian Endeavor heads to Bandon for rally

C E Go To Bandon rally series begun at Henry Lehroeda as at Bandon this Sunday August All members meet at church at 2 p m then proceed to Bandon. After beach time a picnic dinner at 6 o'clock followed by the regular business meeting in the early evening.

Henry Lehroeda Bandon

State Fair Premium Lists Available for Coos Farmers

Premium lists for the Oregon State Fair are now at the Coquille county agent office for Coos county farmers. The 82 page booklet and leaflets cover exhibit options and are available on request. All premiums are paid in cash during fair week after judging, with checks possibly ready to cover the day’s expenses.

George H. Jenkins Coquille Max Gahthar State Department of Agriculture Coos County

Cleaning City Lots and Fire Department Weed Burn Plan

Myrtle Point Fire Department spent practice nights burning grass and weeds on vacant lots. Chief Hughes urged residents and owners to cut vegetation near buildings so firefighters can quickly burn the remaining weeds and reduce city fire hazards.

Myrtle Point Hughes

University of Oregon summer session closes for local trio

Mike Adeline Gurney and William Gurney finished work in Portland during the university summer session last week. After school they called on their Nehalem relatives Hugs Gurney and Miss Florence Krebs and plan to visit until Saturday.

Mike Adeline Gurney William Gurney University of Oregon Portland Hugs Gurney Florence Krebs Miss Krebs

Theater Adopts Stable Weekly Prices Amid Rising Costs

Hiland theater manager Austin Dodge says the current low weekly price schedule will remain unchanged for now. The notice comes as amusement prices rise County wide, highlighting the value of buying locally.

Austin Dodge Hiland Theater

Statues Advertise Bunyan Festival In Marshfield

Two plywood statues used for outdoor ads for Paul Bunyan's birthday festival in Marshfield Sept 6 7 and 8 last week joined an Oregon Trail pageant at Eugene as part of a Marshfield float. This week the figures stand at Front and Broadway and Hall and Broadway near the coast highway. The Hall and Broadway site was once the home of the wooden statue of Bill Ding who now directs traffic northward over the Oregon Coast highway from Crescent City.

Paul Bunyan Marshfield Eugene Coast Highway Front Broadway Hall and Broadway Bill Ding Oregon Coast Highway Crescent City

Farmers Picnic at Norway Sunday announced

The annual farmers picnic will be held at Pockey Grove next Sunday August 8 with a program starting at 9 30 a m preaching services and guest speaker provided by the state grange executive committee. Pomona Grange sponsors invite all to attend with local talent and a tug of war prize. Coffee and lunch supplies provided by the committee.

Pockey Grove George EF. Hampton Pomona Grange Beth Culver Bridge Pomons Grange State Grange J .N. Jacobsen Coos County Derry Association Esch Grange C. A. Holverstott Pomona Grange Home Economics Committee

Sunday Picnic Honoring Eastern Oregon Hunt Return

Mr and Mrs KE Barker hosted a Brewster Valley cabin gathering Sunday for friends from remote areas to celebrate a hunting party last fall in eastern Oregon. Guests included Bert Mecum and Edith and Harold, Ezra Zinn, Henry Schroeder, Elbert Schroeder, Edgar Rickard, Tom Gurney, Alice MacDonald, Cecil Barker, and the hosts.

KE. C. Barker Brewster Valley Oregon Bert Mecum Edith Harold Ezra Zinn Henry Schroeder Elbert Schroeder Edgar Rickard Tom Gurney Alice MacDonald Cecil Barker E . Barker

Veterans Picnic Scheduled by Bandon VFW

The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their first annual picnic in the city at Bandon on Sunday August 22. Attendees should bring lunch baskets. coffee and cream provided. The program features foot races tug of war ball games horseshoe pitching and other amusements.

Bandon

MLE Ladies Aid Rally At Church

Members of the Methodist Ladies Aid held their annual county rally at the church last Thursday evening with about 84 attendees from across the county. The day included a devotional, a noon potluck, and a 1 pm program featuring readings, solos, a talk, and hymns. county aids are invited to join the Coquille Aid in October.

Methodist Ladies Aid Mra F A Denison Norway L. A. la Flamme Robert Young R. C Young S. C. McAllister L. M Ansen R. C. Young Coquille Aid Ladies Aid Mary B Campbell

New Mail Schedule Aims to Speed Local Post

The August 2 schedule increases outside mail time by about 28 minutes, allowing merchants and patrons in Myrtle Point better service. The mail will depart at around 10 00 instead of 9 36, with coordination between here and Roseburg to minimize delays.

Hing Pomenet Myrtle Sont Coes Bay Ati Perene Eee Ee Here Roseburg

Truck Slid Toward Bank In Narrow Escape

A Kay logging truck from Coquille escaped serious trouble Sunday morning while passing an empty truck on a hill near C A Swift place. The rear wheels slipped toward a bank as both vehicles maneuvered, but the Kay truck slid away and returned home after unloading at Coquille.

Coquille Seriou Garoutteé C. A. Swift Place

Lobdell Leases Myrtle Point Ranch for Expanded Dairy

William Lobdell Jr proprietor of Bills Dairy has leased the Florence Guerin ranch at Myrtle Point extending his range to 38 acres. He adds a bottle washer and cooling system and plans to graze dry cows on the range while milk cows stay on the P. W. Laird place where he has resided about a year. Lobdell is described as a progressive dairyman always forging ahead.

William Lobdell, Jr Bill Florence Guerin Myrtle Point P. W. Laird Lobdell

Coos Firemen Hold Seminar On Modern Methods

Coos County firemen met in Coos city with W. O. Pratt of Marsh and county representatives. Chalk talks from the recent Corvallis firemen’s school were opened to comments, making the meeting profitable. Bandon fire department to host next meeting in August to discuss preventing accidents in discharge of duty.

Coos Couny Hell W. O. Pratt Marshthe Corvallis Bandon Department

Methodist S S Picnic at Twin Oaks Davenport Grove

An exceptionally large crowd enjoyed the Methodist Sunday School picnic at Twin Oaks Davenport grove Tuesday afternoon and evening. Activities began at 4 with baseball and games followed by a potluck dinner at 7 and a bonfire in the evening.

Davenport Grove Twin Oaks

Surprise Birthday Dinner for Norman Williams

Mrs. Sarah Williams and Miss Lottie Williams hosted a surprise dinner last Thursday for Norman Williams. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pointer, Mrs. Leta Baker, Miss Ellen Dale Fish, James Lewellen, William Eads, and the hostesses.

Sarah Williams Lottie Williams Norman Williams Ralph Pointer Leta Baker Ellen Dale Fish James Lewellen William Eads

Next Sweet Corned Ef Esverel Works He

The readable fragments describe a dated item about a person or group, with unclear names and terms. The text centers on activities or roles, but concrete details are limited.

Esverel

South Sixes Riches Shrinking Upstream Says Expert

Local expert notes placer gold potential grows along lower South Sixes River but declines in upper streams. Harrison Bros. strikes at Mountain Dairy and Golden Fleece near Rusty Gulch in 1888 fueled mining. later finds at Star Gulch and Slide Gulch faded.

South Sixes Upper South Sixes Cay Rusty Gulch Harrison Bros Mountain Dairy Golden Fleece Rusty Butte Star Gulch

Tradeger South Wales river voyage and burial notes

Fragmentary report mentions Normann Someday and a Coquille River rowboat journey, with remarks about establishing homes along the river. Names tied to a cemetery include George, Forrest, Arthur Hermena, and J. M. Wagner.

South Wales Coquille River George, Forrest Arthur Hermena J. M. Wagner

Shower for Bride Themes Rover

A bridal shower was held Thursday afternoon for Mrs Themes Rover nee Olga Lange, newly married last month.

Themes Rover Olga Lange

Dessert Bridge Promoted By Alee Ner and Averil Laird

A local dessert bridge event features organizers Lloyd Kunl, Misses R and Averil Laird and others. The notice lists participants and venue details for the social gathering.

Ae Aleener Lloyd Kunl Averil Laird Byateta Berm

Also Mentioned on This Page

Court House Glendale Vs. Loggers Coquile Lions Picnic C. F County Fair Grounds Coas Co C. E State Fair Coos Firemen Methodist S. S Gold Beach BR. M. Morrison Bride
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