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19 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1937
Page
1
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An irrigation tour in the Coquille valley will feature overhead sprinkler systems at four farms including G Crowns Coquille and M Schmidt Norway. Arthur King extension agent will discuss irrigation development and water rights as attendees observe working sprinklers and ask about equipment costs and power figures.
A regular meeting of the Reyal Neighbors war held Monday with about a dozen attendees. Plans were made for the RNA Coos county convention to be held in October. After the meeting, the ves terta de Lada tan oveter fee was well accompanied by the presence.
Moss booronee Sargent of Bandon leads with Powers attendee Mies Heler Lewis in second. Close behind are Miss Betty Schwart of Coquille and Edith Redell of Myrtle Point tied for fourth, while Mas Ma Lee Kern of Marshfield holds fifth and Dulores Bowen of Lakeside near fifth in the rural district contest.
The Coos Pomona Grange and County Dairy association sponsor the annual farmers picnic at Norway next Sunday Aug 22. Ray Deadmond and Martin Schmidt announce the event with free coffee cream and a family basket lunch. A visit to Martin Schmidt’s farm will showcase a new overhead sprinkler irrigation system. Officers and committee members include Ray Gill Roy Robison and Walter Laird with horseshoes available for recreation.
Judge Hugh McLain resumed duties on the county court bench after several days ill health following a severe heart attack. State Tax Commissioner Charles Galloway and Attorney Smith met at the courthouse in conference with the county assessor district attorney shorf and tax department about collecting delinquent personal taxes.
Mrs Wiossio Knight Matthis of Catch mll Creek is credited as Flo Kolgat, author and director of the play Orphan Nell produced in Fort Worth Texas. Matthis a Myrtle Point High School Oregon Normal School and North Texas State Teachers College graduate has taught in Dallas for six years and contributed articles and poems to college papers.
Gold Beach prepares a three day Labor Day event for the first weekend of next month. Festivities include a fishing contest on the Rogue River with trophies for the largest salmon and steelhead. Other attractions feature rodeo games and dancing for attendees.
Filings include foreclosure on lots 44 4691 and 12 block 10 Mash field for 8000 by Fleet National Bank of Coos Bay. Other suits seek 11516 damages from Laura Prince vs W W McDonald over sidewalk injury. Additional actions cover 1450 insurance on a logging truck, 368.85 plus 100 attorney fees in Coglite Machine Shop vs Alex Mcleod, and 950 mortgage on 245 acres near Rock and Myrtle, with 190 added and 8 percent interest and costs in Bancroft area.
Local social items record visits and trips by residents and guests. Mrs Anna Nelson of Los Angeles visited daughter Mrs R E Hayes in Ash Street area, while Mr and Mrs C W Whalley and others traveled from San Jose and Chicago areas on coastal trips. Several families returned from multi day journeys to Grand Canyon and San Francisco with stops in Klamath Falls and Spokane.
Pioneer Lloyd Spires, a prominent figure in this section, died by press time at noon. The obituary notes his leadership and community service as a lasting influence.
Arthur Joseph Ritter, delinquent child, remanded to circuit court after failing to stop a vehicle in a fatal crash. bail set at 9800. Jack Hibbard, 21, arrested August 6 for larceny not in a dwelling, bond reduced to 500, later posted, accused of breaking a Marshfield pool hall window. Dave Wareham, 4 dollars? arrested August 13 for driving while intoxicated, fined 100, 3 days jail, license revoked one year. Harold Gardner, 19, and Melvin Fitzhugh, 18, jailed from Curry county to serve 630 fine and 30 days each for intoxicated disturbance. Jeanne McNelis, 38, arrested for driving while intoxicated, pled guilty, fined 60 and costs, license revoked one year.
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce and the Woman's Club earned a profit of 300 from the open air jitney dance at the city park tennis court. Funds will improve and maintain the court. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the event with special thanks to Mountain State Powers for free lights.
Multiple deeds and realty actions across Coos County Oregon involving parties such as Mose Endicott William Mark Machow Leora Stewart and Emma Stewart Georas Wo Bryant Logging Co Joseph R McCaslin F E Southmayd and others. Transactions cover mineral timber and timber rights parcels in Bald Hill and surrounding sections plus road right of way and a lease of a Myrtle Point building with renewal terms. Amounts include a $1200 transfer and various nominal payments.
Mr and Mrs Verne Lundy hosted Mr and Mrs A J Basel of San Angelo Texas this weekend. The Basels own a 500 acre cotton farm in New Mexico and arrived with a 1 245 pound trailer built by the same maker as the Lindbergh plane. Basel was Lundy’s former schoolteacher. They planned a Seattle return trip after two weeks.
Two frontier men Bannockee Gains and Hank Knowls resting on Iron Mountain slope scout a water draw. They locate a spring, set a hideout, and recall rumors of Siwash devils and a pale faced sub chief. Night passes as they ponder dangers ahead.
Marriage notices list multiple unions dated August and surrounding days in Coos and Curry counties. Couples from Marshfield North Bend Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby towns wed at homes churches and courthouses with local ministers and justices officiating.
Curry County Fair leaders announced plans for the fourth annual event to be held Friday and Saturday September 24 and 25 in the Gold Beach high school gymnasium. Posters promote the fair and organizers expect strong attendance.
Myrtle Point Future Farmer association hosted a community picnic at Wagner Grove on the CM Benniksen farm south of Broadbent. 136 attendees enjoyed a catered meal, flag-raising by FFA president Eugene Bartlett, morning baseball, river water sports, and afternoon watermelon supplied by Paul Breuer.
An evangelist addressed the Townsend Club during a Sunday afternoon gathering. The notice invites all to attend the next meeting set for Friday evening August 2 in the club house.
A 330 pm alarm sent firefighters to the John Sperry barn on cemetery road where a hog cooking fire sparked nearby. After dousing that blaze they were dispatched to the Ray Berck place where a spark ignited hay in a hole in the wall. The Renick barn and woodshed suffered total loss of tools and 400 cans of fruit and vegetables, with partial insurance coverage. Ray Renick had a heart attack from the ordeal and remains confined to bed.
A set of divorce filings details marriages in Colorado Oregon and California, with petitions alleging abuse desertion and custody disputes. Cases include Goldie M Miller versus Charles M Miller with three children and health claims, Amy Katherine Davis versus R c Davis seeking maiden name restoration, Edwin L versus Zella M Farmer custody terms, Verona Ball versus Raymond Ball custody concerns while a felony sentence is noted, Wanda versus Melvin Curtis seeking Allen name restoration.
Herbert Campbell appeared before Justice E A Dodge on August 18 and forfeited bail on a drunkenness charge. T L Barkley and Thomas Charles Lemon were arrested last week for spree crimes and fined. details incomplete due to damaged text.
National perk and a trip down the Klamath River to the ocean are noted. R L Tucker is confined to bed with a severe flu. Mrs Marion Nance in Otis reports her husband’s permanent Forestry Service appointment and a September transfer to Medford.
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