Beachgoers from Portland visit Bandon and area notes
Local notes mention Mrs Chet Houling and others from Portland enjoying a day on the Bandon beach. Mentions of Holt and Lundy plumbing ads, travelers Louis and Edna Peterson from Hollister California stopping near Ed Brody’s home, and visitors from Oregon and Washington including Rev Hulet and Grange events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chet Houling
Matti Huling
Basil Baird
Betty Dunham
Portland
Bandon
Louis Peterson
Hollister
California
Local residents and visitors share updates in Myrtle Point
Miss Lottie Williams of Portland visited Mrs. Sarah Williams at Myrtle Point. Averil Laird travels as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Rachie. Alta Russell of Marshfield assists in Russell confectionery for two weeks. The Ladies Aid meet next Wednesday in Presbyterian church social parlors. Mrs. Ada Lemon goes to Powers for Natal day preparations. Bil Forre accepts a steady position with Standani C company replacing Raleigh Greene. Sam Breuer returns from Bakersfield via Crater Lake. Lester Dement to teach at Twin Oaks School starting next week. Permanents reduced to 595 during September at Brad ford Beauty Shop. JOD Carl attends Myrtle Point chamber of commerce meeting. Bill Ladd heads to Napavine to teach next year. Bull graduates from Pacific University. Jim Myers and son Mitchell visit from Los Angeles. Mitchell plans a return visit in October. Wooldridge’s house on Sixth Street receives a fresh coat of paint. Mr Panter of Broad Bend welds a brush. Permanents reduced to 595 in September. Bread Graven’s apples available. Br ead Groceries and local notices. Robert returns home after weeks away working in timber surveys. The Herald notes Morley’s assumed name tied to a business transition from last year.
Hospital Notes Reflect Range of Local Injuries and Procedures
The article lists multiple injuries and medical treatments from area residents and workers. Entries include tonsil and adenoid removals, fractures, back and chest injuries from falls, sprains, and an emergency appendectomy. Names tied to local employers and places such as Myrtle Point, Power and Remote appear with treatment dates and brief conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure
Moore
Ould
Bruge
Odeneide
Power Wan
Local families plan travels and schooling for fall
Mr and Mrs Clarence Schroeder and families travel and note summer seas. Burbanks plan return to school next year. Ostranders leave for Portland and Los Angeles for the winter. Sunstrups visit Portland Salem and return. Miss Kate Guerin to Los Angeles for nursing post grad. Mrs H Clarke advertises fall piano classes for Myrtle Point pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Schroeder
Hex
Ares
Yank Burbank
Burbank
Football Plans At Union High School Shoes Reviewed
The Union High School football squad has been inspecting a large batch of shoes at Breuer Shoe Store over the past week. Practice begins once school resumes next week. It is unclear how Myrtle Point will fare in the county championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Breuer Shoe Store
Myrtle Point
Optimism at Fat Flk Oil Well
Fat Flk Oil and Gas Co crew optimistic about bringing in commercial gas Sunday. Gauk reported progress as drillers were fired for drunkenness and the drilling resumed with a reduced crew. The drill penetrated cement footing and pushed the well bottom up 90 feet in the casing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Oil
Fat Flk Oil and Ga Co
Gauk
Ben McMullen
McMullen
Methodist Church Observes Labor Day Weekend at Myrtle Point
Next Sunday the church marks Labor Day with the community’s students returning to school. Robert Clarke, noted for his school and extracurricular work, will sing. The morning service focuses on Labor That Endures and Satisfies. The evening features vocal music, a temperance sketch led by Miss Claudia Parker, and a sermon titled The Man Who Changed His Name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarke
Schoel
Myrtle Point
The
Loyal Temperance Legion
Claudia Parker
Low Alexander couple wed at city hall ceremony
Jerene Low and William Alexander were married by Justice A Dodge in his city hall office on Saturday morning at 10 30. The brief ceremony took place in the city hall, uniting the couple in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerene Low
Wm. Alexander
Justice & A Dodge
Don Estrander crowds at Sunday picnic breach of etiquette
Crowds at a Sunday picnic in Taw crowded with families from Portland and Coquille enjoyed dinner under trees and a swim. Reverend Estrander joined the other table for chicken, a breach of etiquette noted given his preacher role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Forreat
G M Parker
Misa
Claudia
Creorge Parker
Walter Donald
Portland
Mra Warren
Dorothy
Rev
Rev Onstrander
Bevanda Couple Charged With Liquor Violation In Marshfield
Joe Bevanda and Helen Bevanda of the Cape Blanco hotel Marshfield appeared before U S Commissioner E A Dodge on liquor violation charges. Bound over to the federal grand jury with bail set at 2500 for Mr Bevanda and 1500 for Mrs Bevanda. They remained jailed pending first week filings. Justice A Dodge also heard state case against Mrs Cathryn Clay charged with calf theft with Mrs Ira Maxon as complainant. District Attorney Wm E Cole appeared for the state. Clay found guilty on petition in contempt court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bevanda
Helen Bevanda
Marshfield
U 8 Commissiyner
Dodge
J M Spencer
Federal Prohibiton
Federal Grand Jury
Mr Bevanda
Mra Bevanda
State of Oregon
Mra
Cathryn Clay
Ira Maxon
Maxon
McKinley
Clay
Eoert
Austin Dodge
Wea
Oregon-bound buyers seek farmland across multiple states
A list of prospective buyers plans to visit Oregon this fall or next spring seeking 40 to 160 acres of improved or unimproved land across western and eastern counties. They target dairying, poultry, stock raising, fruit farming, and general agriculture, with several preferring streams or water access. Participants include William R. Herman of Wichita, Edward Goffena of Belgrade, Ervin L. Wehrbein of Steinauer, and others from Oklahoma, California, Nebraska, Arkansas, and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Herman
North Seneca
Wichita
Xanaas
Oregon
RB. A. Lewis
R. R. No
Burdett
Colorado
Tillamook County
R. B. Cleaveland
Crestmore Place
Venice
California
John McCugh
Box
Pearcy
Arkansas
Eugene
Jacob A Voth
Kremlin
Oklahoma
Willamette Valley
Ino Polk
Marion County
William
Stark
Portela Avenue
Los Angeles
Miias Lever to attend Linfield College next year
Miias Margaret Lever, daughter of a Linfield College faculty member, will move with family to McMinnville to attend school. She graduated from Union High School with top activities, including Girls League offices, typing team, glee club, plays, and a class president role. Myrtle Point expects more of her in college leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miias Margaret Lever
McMinnville
Linfield College Ound
Achool
Miss Margaret
The
Union High School
Anyooe
Necreta
Girls’ League
Myrtle Lest
Girls’ Athletica
Girlie’ League
Glee Club
Up of
Allege
Myrtle Point
Weed Control Trials on Cur County Noxious Weeds
Altacide weed poison was applied at multiple sites in Cur County to target Canadian thistle wild blackberry and other invasive plants. Trials show best results when plants have small roots and leaves and after top growth is clipped, with careful timing to reach the root.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cur
P Sweet
Arizona Inn
Hanscom
Harbor
Hanly
Mr Walker
Pistol River
P N Stevenson
Delmar Cole
Brookings
J W Moore
Ophir
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Berty Theatre
Newih
Coquille
Fe At
Pe . OR & Ban@ay and
Mewlay
Paul Whiteman
Re Jobs
Boles
Laura LaPlante
Leanie Lang
Jeanette Stanley Smith
Glenn Tryon
Ay John Gilbert
Renee Adoree
Tolstoi
Richard Barthelmess
Dawn Patrol
Buster Keaton
Scotland
Oregon State
Morrill
Oregons Land-Grant College
Chemical Engineering
Pharwacy
Phe
BOS MS
School of Basic Arts and Sciences
School Health and Physical Education
Industrial Journal
Libtary Practice
Music
Oregon State Agricultural College
Corvallis
State Board of Hther Education
Farmers’ Store
George Hughes
Lundy & Sons
H. W. Lever
Missee
Linfield
Omas
Willamette University
Carter
Nick Cartari
Yraterday
Forest Grove
Washington
Webb Carlann
Carer
Hulet
Arthur Brown
Mr Kinny
Grange
Bentler
Norway Grove
el Ham Ton
Cafateria
E . Barker
N Cil
Aleen Barker
Elmer Russell
Helen
Elma
Vivian Russell
Coosa River
Henry Schroeder
Reese Chapman
G. E. Hamilton
Ostranders
livBne
Lottie Williams
Sarah Williams
Averil Laird
Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell’ Rachie
Alta Russell
Russell
Presbyterian Church
Ada Lemon
Powers
Q. E.S
Natal
Bil Forre
Seady
Standani C. Company
Raleigh Greene
Klamath Falls
Sam Breuer
Nellie Farnham
Bakersfield
Califon
Crater Lake
Lester Dement
Twin Oaks
Shull
Bradford
Jod Carl
Arisenex County
Terret
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Ladd
Napavine
Bull
Pacific University At
Forest
Rove
Jim Myers
Aon
Mitchell Myers
Mitchell
Wooldridge
Sixth Street
Panter
Penanenta
Bradfood Beauty Shop
A A Schriefer
Leah
Jay
Monroe
Vist
Schriefer
Mra ‘Ard
H Clarke
Tre
Oliver Clarke
Breadford Beauty Shop
FE W Hernenn
Robert
Interior Department
Rogue Valley
Mroley
Mrooley
Ferree Havereek
Harpet
Gault
Henry Barkow
Laude Randleman
Brown & Heath
IG Banam
John Fellner
Portland Fire Department
Myrtle Creek
Nettie Crawley
Lloyd Hall
Gault and
Splane
Upper Rock Creek
Lalby Mra
Mr. BR
Lee
E. V. Ostrander
Donald Ostrander
Oothemdor
A M Sunstrup
Janchier Marguerite
Salem
Mra . C. Chase
Margaret
Buddy
Kate Guerin
Jim Guerin
Misa Esther
Mra . H. Clarke
Myrtle Point Music Studio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Low Alexander
Donald Bar
Lakal Court News
Orecon
Robert Ed
Palo Alto
Ing
Rayon Ladies
Drews
Fancy Sox
Myers &G Myers
N. P. Peterson
Bank of Myrtle Point Building
Huyersn Quide
Hall Mason Bint Jara Dozen
Hall Mason
Mason
Carton
B&m
Nalley
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