North Bend Census Sees Rise as Roosevelt Bridge Plans Form
The issue notes a census increase in North Bend and outlines plans for the Roosevelt bridge area over the river. It mentions a January meeting of commissions and a 1901 constitution reference, plus local governance debate on a new cut-off road between Marshfield and Empire and road funding votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend
Anne
Roosevelt Bridge
Coos Bay Harbor
Empire
Hagge
A. K. Peck
Ben Chandler
Notable Local Deaths and Crimes Streak Through Curry County News
Emily Gaunders, first white child born in the area, dies in Portland after illness. Emma Marie Mirena, 20, dies in Coquille hospital. LeRo Strange and family mourn. Sheriff nets robbery case near Powers. three men held up Mrs. Price. Dennis Cuniff, 72, respected Gold Beach figure, passes away. Stills discovered during Port Orford burglary hunt. large copper still seized. Lumber shipments show global demand shifts, with China and Australia boosting trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Marie Mirena
Ayering
Coquille
Powers
LeRo Strange
Anc
Johnnie
Orr Parente
Fred Davis
Port Orford
J. H Turner
C. C. Wright
Curry County
Montagues Ranch
Gold Beach
Local Items and Social Notes From Nearby Towns
A worn apparel sale raised about 38.00 with proceeds going to Mrs. Albert Pancoast for Portland. Arthur L. Hooten and family visited Hooten’s Haven while Maude Hooten rode to sitkom on Terney. Mrs. Olson attended Coquio to aid Sarthold affairs at Arthur Hooton’s home as his wife undergoes a major operation. Sunday School shows 37 attendees last week. Christmas program planned for December 22. Mrs. Earl Teele ill with throat trouble but teaching since last Wednesday at sister Mrs. Barker’s Myrtle Point home. Mrs. Wm. Oer teaching in her stead. C. Sheeffer of Powers absent from Hooten home. Mrs. Rayaltssen and others moved to Gault’s, California, where Mr. Beckett has long been employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pancoast
Portland
Arthur L. Hootesn
Bath
Kenneth
Maude Hooten
Hooten
Haven
Maude
Sitkom
Ternley
Fen
Wits
Aes Jlson
Coquio
Arthur Hooton
Keizer Roshoepstel
North
Frank Culver
Vena England
Earl @teele
Trowbe
C. A. Barker
Myrtle Point
Wm Oer
C. Sheeffer
Powers
Warren Knight
Jackee Sperry
Margie Curry
Jack Schroeder
Miss Hickman
Filmer Northrup
Santa Claus
Jack
Klamath Falls
Lyan
Rogue River
Geveral
Ie Patinas
Marie Roberts
Beattle
Washington
Eighth B officers elected and Christmas plans noted
Eighth B room elects Harold Hall as president and David Mullen as vice president for December with May Hall as secretary and Imogene Burgess as treasurer. The class resumes after Thanksgiving with Christmas projects and many activities centered on instilling holiday spirit and handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hall
David Mullen
May Hall
Treasuer
Imogene Burgess
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Marshfield Bank
Eave Williameen
Depes
Hamilton
Gus Hamton
Marshfield
William Bennett
Ira Hurst
Medford
Kennedy
Squaw Valley
T. A. Johnson
Aille Sentinel
Roosevelt Highway
All Stars
Crescent City
Capps
Denmark
Bandonera
Mexico
Coquilio
Equills
City Recorder
Bandoa
Mme
Scarre
Emily Gaunders
Pire Ty
Willapa
Ben Hardman
Bancroft
Myrtle Creek
Henry Hesa
Peter Culver
Powers Territorn
Dennis Ciniff
Oregon
Mary Smedberg
Glenn Criteser
Coos Bay
Stevedore Company
United States
China
Australia
South America
Cwasi
Junior High News
Alnearly
Caritas
Judith
Ned
John
England
Will
Judy
Wils
Jeoha
Bugians
Father
Bob
Mr. Bennett
Ysaa. A
Safeway
Valpak
Northwest
Max-I-Mum
Sperry
Ata Oras
Helaxpiat
En Rae
Thad
Geneume
Ureit Tomato
Eek Sreve
Flave
Myrtle Point, Ore
Lee
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