Fragmentary local notice yields unclear names and figures
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Postpone Sale and Sawmill Damage Suit Reported
The delinquent tax sale scheduled for August 24 is postponed while law requirements for a cost bill are fulfilled. A separate suit, James OU and Ella iwynedde Maple v Empire Lumber Company, alleges smoke and dust from a sawmill damages their property and seeks substantial monetary and injunctive relief. The piece notes personnel changes and estate fees as part of county court actions.
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James OU
Ella Iwynedde
Maple
Empire Lumber Company
Black
Empire
Future Farmers Hold Fine Picnic At Broadbent
Myrtle Point Future Farmers' association hosted a well attended picnic at J M Wagner grove Broadbent last Sunday with an annual-pledge vote and a full day of events. Morning ballgame dads and sons, 80 guests shared a dinner of meats loaves salads cakes pies grape punch and more. Afternoon activities included horseshoe pitching swimming diving contests and water sports with a new diving board funded by the Four Farmers entertainment committee. Prizes were awarded while judges Mrs Verne Lundy Mrs L P Linn and Mrs Paul Breuer presided. The grove sits beside the Coquille river with easy riverbank access and ample picnic facilities.
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Myrtle Point
Foure Farmers Entertanment Committee
Jack Warner Virlin Hermann
Charlea Hendershot
Hollis Mast
Verne Lundy
L. P Linn
Paul Breuer
Coquille River
Dollar Dinner New 4-H Feature At Coos County Fair
The Coos County Fair adds a dollar dinner contest in the 4-H department. Ruth Wallace of Broadbent is the only entrant reported so far to prepare and serve a meal for four at 1 or less. Local sponsors Flame stores and Schroeder Furniture provide supplies, with Broadbent 4-H members showcasing demonstrations.
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Coos County
Ruth Wallace
Broadbent
Divorce Suits and Marital Disputes Listed in Court
The docket includes Mildred Thomas versus R W Thomas alleging immorality and request to restore maiden name Smith Everett Rathbun versus Dora Rathbun with custody concerns and property claims in Coos county. Additional cases include Daniel versus Elsie Fay Daniel and Weekly versus Smith Weekly with custody matters. A waitress case Logsdon versus Logsdon and Wood versus Wood feature child custody and desertion claims.
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E Mildred Thomas
R W Thomas
Coos County
Smith Everett Rathbun
Dora Rathbun
Yreka
Calif
Anela
Smith
Bandon
Guy T Daniel
Elsie Fay Daniel
Laura
Vesper E. Logsdon
Myrtle Point
Thomas R. Logsdon
Elsie McCulloch
Arthur £. McCulloch
Doreen
Fanny L. C. Wood
Elza T Wood
Ardis
Beauty Operator to Wed in October
Miss Doris Mann proprietor of the Doris Beauty Shop was guest of honor at a prenuptial shower hosted by her aunt Mrs E A Curran. She is troth to Thad Barber, with the wedding planned for early October and residence to be in Westfir after the marriage.
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Doris Mann
Doris
E A Curran
Hfield
Townsend Club Hear Portlander in Myrtle Point Address
Myrtle Point Townsend club hosted John A. Jeffery of Portland for a Townsend Plan talk at the high school. The program included prayers, solos, readings, and remarks by Jeffery praised as the best yet heard in Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Townsend Club
John A. Jeffery
Portland
Townsend
H M MacLean
Norway
W W Baynes
O H Clarke
A. A. Baker
Robert Clarke
Jeffery
Powers
Powers Club
Camas Valley
Townsend Club
W Lee Ray
Myrtle Point
Douglas County
Raymond Benthin
Glen Neideigh
Coquille
Rehabilitation Committee Meeting In Coquille
O. L Paulsen head of vocational rehabilitation met with Coos County charities at Coquille. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Russell, Mrs. Belle Whitaker of Myrtle Point, W. A. LeGore of Bandon, Mrs. Martha Mulkey, C. W. Gano of Coquille, and Mrs. Eva Barrows of Marshfield representing Mrs. Walter Asplund who could not attend.
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O. L Paulsen
Coos
County Cannery Opens Labor Day
The Coos County farm cannery will begin operations on Labor Day September 2. Only first class produce is acceptable in limited quantities. Beans corn peas tomatoes prunes and apples will be canned on a 75 25 percent basis. Meat and salmon on the 60 50 plan. Reservations in advance are appreciated by the management.
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Coos County
PWA Work Halted at Jr High as Repairs Stop
Principal Floyd Summers announced to The Herald that all PWA project work is temporarily curtailed, forcing repairs to the Junior High to halt and classes to move to the Grade School. Workers rallied to salvage the original plans and hoped to resume by the start of next term.
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P WA
Floyd & Summers
The
Herald
Phyl
Wedderburn Man Killed In Wreck At County Line
Byron Nichols aged 55 formerly of Wedderbum died in a truck collision near Rock Creek on the Douglas county line while en route to Portland. His truck carrying household goods collided head on with a tire truck driven by John J Birman of Roseburg. Birman arrested on involuntary manslaughter charges. Nichols' wife witnessed the crash and Nichols died en route to Roseburg. Funeral services will be in Portland.
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Portland
Byron Nichols
Wedderburn
Nicholas
Rock Creek
Douglas County
Nichols
John J Birman
Roseburg
Tenmile
Hoxie
State Police
Birman
Coquille
J J . Stanley
Grand Jury
Popular Couple Wed Sunday in Moonlit Ceremony
Reported wedding of Lyle E. Knight and Miss Bly with attendants including Mrs. Robert and Verna Barkiow among others. The ceremony followed a traditional procession as family and friends gathered, with brief notes on the bridesmaids and reception details.
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Lyle E
Pete) Knight
Bly
Mars
Hasel Kroeger
Robert
Verna Barkiow
Lavaun Aasen
Coosa County Fair Forecast Promises Record Crowds and New Acts
The Coosa County Fair directors promise plenty of new features this year with pari mutuel betting, a five entertainer lineup, and an announcer car to keep crowds entertained. Expect rides, carnival events, and an extensive exhibit halls display including Coos county produce and Smith Hughes integration. A parade for children under years will be staged with prizes, as the fair aims for a memorable and well attended event.
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Coosa County Fair
Fair Board
Coos County
Include-H Club
Smith-Hughes Sectk
VFW Dance Scheduled August 31 at Maple and Fourth Hall
The Veterans announce a dance this Saturday night August 31 at their hall on the southeast corner of Maple and Fourth streets. Valene Bowers' orchestra with Ernie Ferrari on accordion promises to draw a large crowd for the entertainment event.
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Maple and
Fourth Streets
Valene Bowers
Ernie Ferrari
Coquille Loggers Face Detroit Colored Giants Sunday
The Coquille Loggers prepare for Sunday and Labor Day games against the Detroit Colored Giants, both at 2 o clock. A recent 8 7 Giants victory is cited as a tough precedent, with locals hoping for a strong showing to close the season and draw large crowds.
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Coquile Loggers
Detroit Colored Giants
Giants
Loggers
Coquille
Woman's club sets year plans with officers elected
Club officers met at the president Mrs Elmer Russell home to finalize plans for the year. The program centers on Study of the Home with monthly topics including Home Health Library Life and community efforts.
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Woman's Club
Elmer Russell
E. C Barker
Bert Pearson
Edgar Rickard
L. A. LaFlamme
T G. Sumerlin
Belle Whitaker
Verne Lundy
Pioneer Homes
Henry Roeslow
Grass Fires Threaten Buildings in Friday Night Incident
Fires broke out behind the Charles Nichols home and near ae Tompile, with a CCC truck passing by as firefighters responded. Chief Hughes warns residents to clear weeds and maintain premises to prevent spread, noting extreme dryness and elevated fire risk.
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Ae Tompile
Sdjeining
Charles Nichols
Neyett Ad Teriook
Hughes
Asl
Ems
Prominent Couple To Wed At Myrtle Point Church
Wednesday evening September 4 in First Presbyterian church Myrtle Point will host the wedding of Mies Wagner daughter of J M Wagner Broad Bend and her fiancé. Wagner has taught sacheel in Ashland and the couple plans to establish their home locally.
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First Presbyterian Church
Myrtle Point
Mies Wagner
J. M. Wagner
Broadbent
Ashland
Food Inspector Seifers Visits Myrtle Point From North Bend
Hans Seifers of North Bend, state agriculture district inspector, conducted a regulatory visit in Myrtle Point last Thursday. His coast district covers from the California line to Tillamook and oversees about 20,000 food law items, stressing milk quality for infant nourishment and urging local cooperation with enforcement.
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Hans Seifers
Morth Bend
State Department of Agriculture
Myrtle Point
Selfers
Coast
California Line
Tillamook
North Bend
Arago Couple Wed Saturday Night in Coquille
Melden Carl and Miss Yvonne Cross united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Coquille Saturday night. The ceremony was performed by T B and the bride wore a navy blue outfit with white accessories. Mrs Oriln Lett sang with accompaniment by Mrs Cora Mackey. nineteen attendants were listed.
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Melden Carl
Yvonne Cross
W E. Cross
T B
Oriln Lett
Cora Mackey
Robison Reunion At Arago Sunday
About 80 Robison descendants gathered at the Schroeder oak grove near Arnago for the reunion. Price, Rock, and Frank were the only members of the original family present. Averill of Corvalis, a sister, could not attend.
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Robison
Schroeder
Twin Oaks School Plans Annual Cleanup Day
Twin Oaks School schedules a cleanup day coordinated by the district with community support. Clerk Mrs. Mary EB. Landy notes the event will take place tomorrow and the interior renovations include painting and seating updates.
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Twin Oaks School
Ariely
Twin Oaks
Mary EB. Landy
Ma? Cutes
City Arrest of Scott Greer for Driving Without License
Scott Greer was picked up Saturday morning for driving without a vehicle license. He faced a $5 fine and costs imposed by Justice E A Dodge.
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Scott Greer
Justice E. A. Dodge
Complaints Filed in Oregon Foreclose Mortgage Actions
State of Oregon vs Wm J Blake seeks foreclosure on lot 8 block 10 First addition Marshfield for a 2900 loan made May 1900 with judgment sought of 1786.38 plus interest and 175 attorney fees. Andrews vs Fred Baker and others includes transcript of judgment and collection actions. others include suits to foreclose on realty and notes with various dates and amounts. several clerical errors and uncertain names appear in the record.
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State of Oregon
Wm. J. Blake
Marshfield
B. E. Andrews
Fred Baker
Coquille Hotel Company
Mit
Coquille Investment Company
Mate Board
Verzus Edger Nixon
Portland Verwon Han
Ood
Judgnent
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