Endicott Family Holds Memorable Four Daughters Reunion
Last week at the Endicott home an emotional reunion brought together four of eight daughters. Mrs. C McC Johnson, Mrs. J S Lyons, Mrs. Aertha Larson, and Lille Fish joined their father for a Friday dinner and a Saturday gathering. Ella Lepp could not attend due to travel. A grand portraits session featured Endicott in his Grand Army of the Republic suit with each daughter and as a group.
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Endicott
Ella Lepp
Pennsylvania
New York
C. McC. Johnson
J. 8. Lyons
Marshfield
Aertha Larson
Alhambra
Lille Fish
Emiller
James Endicott
Grand Army of the Republic
Couple Held Up by Car Trouble Delays Homecoming
Mr and Mrs George Dickinson are expected home this evening from Lagton Washington a telephone message stated they were held up at Eugene on account of car trouble Mrs Heinline of the Heinline conservatory of music of Roseburg called on Mrs HL Clarke yesterday.
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George Dickinson
Lagton
Washington
Eugene
Heinline
The
Heinline Conservatory of Music of
Roseburg
Mra . HL Clarke
Teachers Gather for Planning at Pioneer Hall
Teachers from one and two room schools meet August 80th at 1 in Pioneer Hall parlors. A fifty cent lunch is served by the ladies of the meet church. Ten minute talks by Rosabel Shone Kyle Shindell Mary E Thompson Lester Gardner and Cora Mackey precede brief health and county agent talks.
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Pioneer Hall
Meet
Misa Rosabel Shone
Kyle E. Shindell
Mary E. Thompson
Lester Gardner
Cora Mackey
Drake
Church of Christ Bible School and Sermon Plan
The Church of Christ invites members to Bible School at 10 a.m. and a sermon at 11 a.m. continuing the series What the Bent Says to the Churches focusing on Pergamos the church that needed a house cleaning led by Turner MacDonald. Try Herald Want Ada.
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Bible School
Pergamos
Turner MacDonald
School Days Recalled at County Event
Recap of a community school day with students and families attending. Notable attendees include W Sanders and Mrs Martha Millerasl with numerous children listed. Mrs Verne Lundy returned from Kansas after visiting a ill mother. she traveled 45 miles by car to catch a through train. Local social figures Mrs Carrie Jackson and Mrs Alberta McMurphy hosted a dinner at Coquille hotel for Masonic officers before attending Myrtle Point meeting.
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Mra. Verne Lundy
Kansas
Albert Pancossi
Bridge
Coquille Hotel
Carrie Jackson
O. EB. 8
State of
Oregon
Alberta McMurphy
Eugene
Inez Glaysier
Grand Ruth
Uille
June Martin
Electa
Marshfield
Mary Shilling
C. 8. Murphy
Hen Roaslow
Parker Home Hosts Farewell Weeks For Local Youths
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the G M Parker home on Gravelford road hosted gatherings for their son George and Bill Donald who left for Portland to attend the School of Master Methods and the OO 8 C at fall term opening. Friends also honored Orlin Lett and Leslie DeHart of California who will soon depart for LaVerne College in southern California.
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G. M Parker
Gravelford Road
Parkers
George
Bill Donald
Portland
School of
Master Methods
Bill
Family gathers to honor Mrs Wag ner and son Paul at Wagner bar
A happy party of relatives gathered at the Wagner bar last Sunday honoring Mrs R L Wagner and son Paul of Port Orford. The Ray Zumwalt family from Sixes, Bertie McCloskey of Norway, Emma Hermann and the Strang family with daughter, Brady of Coquille, George Heenn, Tice Wagner and family, Aud rey Lundy, and S S Reed attended.
The Lord is my shepherd Psalm text fragment
A partial rendering of Psalm Twenty Third from the Bible, noting phrases about green pastures, still waters, paths of righteousness, and companionship through danger. The snippet ends with promises of goodness, mercy, and dwelling in the house of the Lord forever.
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K G
Allen
Massachusetts
Woolridge bound over on cow theft charge in grants pass
Frank Woolridge accused by Leila Falway of Merlin of taking a small cow appeared for a 1:30 hearing before Judge C E Rusk. He was bound over to the September grand jury. Officials say the offense is punishable by imprisonment in the state. A cow killed at a Klamath Falls slaughterhouse on July 1 belonged to Miss Bessie M Falvey, Leila Falvey’s daughter.
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Grants Pass
Frank Woolridge
Leila Falway
Merlin
C E. Ruskoolridge
Klamath Falls
Bessie M Falvey
Leila Falvey
Girls Pajama Party At Miss Sumertin Home
Miss Lucile Sumertin hosted a Tuesday night pajama party on Fourth Street with friends who soon depart for college. Attendees played croquet and cards, shared breakfast, and planned future invitations. Guests included Margare t ver heading to Linfield College, Carolyn Schneider to Willamette University, Velma Hamilton and Elma Russell to the University of Oregon, Ernestine Schneider still in high school, and Lucile herself pursuing postgraduate work.
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Lucile Sumertin
Fourth Street
Lucileore
Mararet ‘Ver
Heramily
McMinnville
Linfield College
Carolyn Schneider
Willamette University
Velma Hamilton
Elma Russell
University of Oregon
Ernestine Schneider
Lucile
Union High School
Surprise 79th Birthday Party For Mrs Holt
Mrs Mary Holt was honored with a surprise birthday gathering yesterday at the home of Mrs Elmer Russell for her 79th birthday. The party included friends such as Mrs Jones Mrs L Strong Mrs Belle Whitaker and Miss Helen Russell who helped host with a handkerchief shower and luncheon.
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Mary Holt
Mrs
Elmer Russel
Mrs. Holt
Helen Russell
Ashland
Mrs. Jones
L. Strong
Belle Whitaker
E. V Ostrander
Sarah Haughton
G . Parker
Tom Guerin
Warren Deyoe
Mary Barker
Fred Lafferty
Hen Schroeder
Dora C Scher
Wedding in Halls Creek Unites Aubert and Jensen at Woodland Ceremony
Gladys Aubert and Carl Jensen wed in a ring ceremony officiated by Turner MacDonald. The couple, both well regarded in the Hood River and Norway communities, will settle on Mr Jensen’s ranch between Norway and Coquille after a honeymoon. Guests include Mrs. Nellie Keller and Mr. Wm. Keller among others, with a dinner served to friends after the ceremony.
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Halls Creek
Obe
Vion Wilson
Cari
Nellie Keller
Wilson
Monmouth
Keller Ae Aayren
Wm. Keller
Turner MacDonald
Leslie Jensen
W. C. Terry
Gladys Terry
Flossie Wilson
Elmer Wilson
Burton Wilson
Joe Lett
Lizzie Lett
Dorma Lett
Leslie Lett
Vernon Jensen
Viola Paugh
W. M. Keller
Gladys Jensen
Carl Jensen
Maude MacDonald
Gladys Aubert
Hood River Country
M, Ia
Norway
Mr Jensen
Coquille
Presbyterian Bible School Seeks Increased Support
The Presbyterian Church urges extra time for Bible school as vacation ends. Sunday schedule includes Bible school at 10 a.m. and a 11 a.m. sermon on The Pre-eminence of e. Text, Peter 48 by the pastor. No evening service this Sunday. starting September first, services will be held both morning and evening.
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Bible School
Peter
Notice to Creditors Estate of S W Shook
Lettera testamentary issued for S W Shook estate in Coos County Oregon. Creditors must present claims within six months at Dale King Myrtle Point Oregon to executor William Shook. First publication August 28 1930.
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S. W Shook
Coos County
Oregon
Dale King
Myrtle Point
William Shook
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