Election talk and dog tales from a coastal community
The column rails at the GOP after recent voting patterns while noting money hints on U S currency. It catalogs local anecdotes from Eugene to Myrtle Point about murders, dogs answering calls on the phone, bird feeding and a long list of neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Mucha
United States of America
Keene
California
Coquille Marshes
Oregon State Game Commission
Portland
Warning Horns Cited in Myrtle Point Murder Incident
Reading from a damaged page, the note calls horn use a safety measure not a toy and cites a brutal murder near Fugene as a warning. The writer urges arrests and fines to curb horn misuse and prevent calamity.
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Myrtle Point
Fugene
Pleasant Point Club Hosts Potluck Dinner With Members
The Pleasant Point club met last Thursday with Mrs Bruno Lange and a noon potluck dinner served to Mesdames Hugh MacLean, William Watson, Guy Mann, Thomas Rover, John Bretzel, Mary Rover, Walter Laird, A H Bender, and J Finley.
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Schroeder
Bandon Children
William Watson
Dorothy Jean Watson
Tim Sullivan
Pleasant Point Club
Mra
Bruno Lange
Hugh MacLean
Guy Mann
Thomas Rover
John Bretzel
Mary Rover
Walter Laird
AH Bender
J Finley
Sunday social roundup at local homes
Bald Hill residents O T Soleim Shirley Paymond from Eugene visited Claude Rancieman family. The Edward Huntley home hosted multiple Sunday calls by the Crawfords Parrish Lusk and Huntley households. Coquille visitors including Arthur Terrell and John Lusk joined weekend gatherings.
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O. T Soleim
Shirley
Paymond
Eugene
Claude Rancieman
Frank Porter
William Schellhammer
Charles
Edward Huntley
al Crawford
Ro M Parrish
Arthur Terrell
Jack
Coquille
John Lusk
Edward Brotton
West Norway
Round-World Scribe Exkins Posts Record Air Dash
New York based journalist Exkins completed a 4 720 mile air journey in under 1814 days returning home as rivals Leo Kieran and Dorothy Killgallen still lingered in Manila. Local notes record community events from Myrtle Point to Coquille hospital visits and school matters.
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HR Exkins
New York
Leo Kieran
Dorothy Killgallen
Manila
P L
Local notices and visits report around Myrtle Point
Bancroft Ernest Evernden son of Mr and Mrs E E Evernden spent time at home while Aaron Dysert was in Roseburg last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson traveled to Powers for A Lo Newton funeral. Bert Cribbins helps Lloyd Evernden build a new house. The Rows and Walker families attended the Bridge school carnival. Jesse Enyeart and Tracy Cribbins were business callers in Myrtle Point. Cribbins received ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Lobdell
Charles Smith, Jr
William Watson
Guy Wilberger
Bruno Lange
Robert Trigg
Myrtle Point
Henry Harrie
Tweeday
Lloyd Spires
Dorothy Jean Watson
Annabelle Milhire
Dorothy Watson
Ervin Wilberger
Mast Hospital
Henry Harris
Ray Ball
H. A. Hatfield
P. A Rosa
Myrtle Sargent
Quinsy
Erma Wise
A. L. Rice
Coquille Hospital
Ines Houser
Ted Houser
Rock Creek
Elvin Waterman
Powers
Anton Dysert
Tracy Cribbins
Fish and Sargent
Arve Sargent
Myrtle
A L Rice
Misa Mahalah Kurtz
Roseburg
Jason Jewett
Son of
Bridge
J Jewett
Noble Walker
Fish and Bargent
Chester Simmons
Bardon
John Dunckity
George Rice
Bridge School
George
Frank Mecum
Jeff Christian
Bear Creek
Ernest Evernden
E E. Evernden
Aaron Dysert
Charles Johnson
A Lo Newton
Bert Cribbins
Lloyd Evernden
P A
Jesse Enyeart
Cribbins
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Wes
Momnay
Sceme
Milien
Fm Tentro
Notic
BORNS
America
Lans Leneve
Leneve Syndicate
Hardy Mast
McKinley
Lane Leseve
Gay Mann
Wil Mem Watson
Dorothy
Mery Harrie
Lois Harris
Don Reed
Fred Sukres
Roy
Sekiom
Tiggess Steel
Union Club
Cleveland
Fom M. Girdler
Republic Steel
Eugene C. Grace
Bethlehem Steel
William A. Irvin
United States Steel
Pleasant Point
Elgin
Elgie Wriet Wateh
Jawole
E. C. Barker
Bald Hill
Round-World Scribe
Bay
Bancroft
Pup
Mrs. C. M. Wilder
Proprietors
Dinary Cleaning
Wm. Gurney &Cleaners
Son
Rade Marincois Seaedo
Pesians
Americas
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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