Local notices mention moves and trades in Powers and Empire
Mrs Miku RB notes W Davieon visiting at Max Dement house in Powers with Mr and Mrs John Rperry retiring from Silverton on business. Harold Watsling and family move to Empire where he will work. Shirley Carter of U of Oregon plans Myrtle Point visit during holidays. J B Delgman advertises good dry wood for sale. call 16R31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aed
Harold Watsling
Empire
Mr. Wataling
Co. Cc. Carter
Forest Grove
Shirley Carter
Myrtle Poist
Shirley
Maima
Florida
Barber Shop Moves to Rosslow Building Next Door
W. J. Bradford rents the Rosslow building beside Farmers store and will relocate his barber shop there. Misa Elsie Moller arrived last week for the holiday vacation from Eugene and will visit her parents Mr and Mrs Thris Moller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bradford
Rosslow
Farmers Store
Misa Elsie Moller
Eugene
Will
Thris Moller
Local Garage Changes At Pearce Shop
Oliver Weekly promoted to boss at L. H. Pearce garage succeeding Bert Clark. Everett Lafferty of Arago takes Weekly’s former position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Weekly
L. H. Pearce
Bert Clark
Everett Lafferty
Arago
Oliver
Local visitors travel during Christmas season
Mr and Mrs Leslie Tichenor of Port Orford spent Sunday and Monday in the city then went to Portland for Christmas. They were joined by Mrs Mary Holt. Dr O H Clarke visited Marshfield and met Dr Torbet a financial representative of the Methodist board of missions. Mr Torbet met church trustees that evening. Miss Edwina Grebel of Eugene came to Myrtle Point for Christmas with her sister Mrs M Earl Wilson. Mr Grebel arrived from Portland to join the family for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Tichenor
Port Orford
Portland
Mary Holt
O H Clarke
Marshfield
Torbet
Board of Home Missions
The
Methodist Church
Mr Torbet
Edwina Grebel
Eugene
Myrtle Point
M. Earl Wilson
Mr. Grebel
Permanent wave and shampoo offer at Woodford Shop
Coquille Oregon ad notes permanent wave and filler wave services from experienced operators at Woodford Beauty Shop with phone contact 167L. Includes croquincle wind system and price of seven dollars. Also lists sale of dry wood by B Delsman at 16R31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford Beauty Shop
Coquille
Oregon
Christmas Holiday Visits Highlight Crescent Community
Canyonville resident Guy Mant hosts holiday guests while Mr and Mrs Dick Braden plan to visit in Los Angeles. R G Dement plans a trip to see relatives in Oakland, Sutherlin, and Christmas celebrations with friends and family. Miss Alleen Barker recovers after surgery at Richmond hospital Cocaille. Emmons family from La Grande visits son Elmer Emmons and Safeway staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Heaman
Oakland
Sutherlin
Alleen Barker
Richmond Hospital
Cocaille
George Emmons
la Grande
Oregon
Safeway
Elmer Emmons
Christmas Visitors And Dinner Schedule Noted
George Lee and Nell MacDonald arrive from Fresno for Christmas with family. The Clausen family plans a Ferndale visit between Christmas and New Years. The Royal Neighbors host annual Christmas dinner next Monday at 6:30 PM, inviting all Royal Neighbors Woodmen and juveniles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lee
Nell MacDonald
Fresno
California
Collie Found At Fearnley Drug Store in Myrtle Point
A fine collie is held at the Fearnley drug store awaiting its owner. The dog arrived the night of a large Grange meeting in Myrtle Point about two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearnley
Big Grange
Myrtle Point
Bunch Family Visits Myrtle Point During Holidays
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bunch of Jacksonville Oregon visit relatives in Myrtle Point during the holidays. Mr. Bunch is noted as having served as County Superintendent for many years and has many friends in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bunch
Jacksonville
Oregon
Myrtle Point
Mr. Bunch
Christmas Visitors From Ashland to California Trip
Miss Audrey Wagner visits home for the holidays while teaching in Ashland schools. Her brother Le land Wagner a student also returns. Dement and Jon Wallace travel by car to southern California to spend holidays with Mrs. Dement and Alice. Kenneth Peel, home for Christmas, plans to reenter O S C next semester. Mr and Mrs N G W Perkins and Nick Perkins and Thyllis Jane of Roseburg travel to San Miguel and Berkeley to visit relatives over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jap Jarvis
San Francisco
Audrey Wagner
Ashland
Leland Wagner
W T Dement
Jon Wallace
Southern California
Kenneth Peel
State Highway Department
Jane
N. G. W. Perkins
Nick Perkins
Thyllis Jane
Roseburg
Reed couple attends Roseburg funeral for Ryland Hill
Mr and Mrs Steve Reed of Twin Oaks traveled to Roseburg on Sunday for the funeral of Ryland C Hill a cousin of Mr Reed. Hill aged 53 was a bridge builder and road contractor and a native of the Wilbur area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Reed
Twin Oaks
Roseburg
Ryland C. Hill
Reed
Hill
Wilbur
Card of thanks for Father’s illness and death
The family thanks friends for kindnesses and offerings during the illness and death of their father. Signatures: Clara Jeffery, Frank Meech, Anna Christensen, Ernest Moser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jeffery
Frank Meech
Anna Christensen
Ernest Moser
Senior Holiday Guests Visit Brown and County Families
Mi andes Bir Bs Beewn of Portland and Rey Brown's family host over the holidays. Mrs Clinton, Mary, Mice Ith and Miss Merle come from Corvallis to visit Marl Otinted and wife. Ms Rossel from Marshich yesterday. Mr and Mrs Wand Evens visit Mrs Evans parents Mr and Mrs Johan Felaher. Mrs Ji Dunlap and daughter Alice travel from Orange California to visit county relatives. Mrs Anna DeVaul joins them at sister Mrs William Weekly Sr. of Eldge. A collision on the Arago road between a Hudson driven by Mrs James Collier of Powers and a Ford with an unnamed driver causes severe damage after the top and wheel are damaged and the windshield broken on a slippery road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
Portland
Rey Brown
Brown
Ji. Dunlap
Alice
Orange
California
Deslap
Anna DeVaul
William Weekly
Eldge
Hudson
James Collier
Powers
Passiger
Ford
Arago Road
Letter from Schroeder recounts Havannah Cuba trip
Elton Schroeder and Raleigh Greene write from Havannah Cuba detailing a sea voyage roughness on a boat a country car trip and a baseball game. They visit the site where the Maine sank attend a bullfight and Elton meets a Spanish girl who speaks little English yet understands American money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Schroeder
Raleigh Greene
Havannah
Cuba
Kitna
Maine
Elton
World War I Veterans Compensation Details
The Federal Bonus offers a twenty year paid up certificate for veterans with 60 days service between April 5, 1917 and July 1, 1919, enlisted before November 12, 1918, and not dishonorably discharged. It credits $1.00 per day home service and $1.25 per day overseas service plus four percent for twenty years, with loan value around nine percent after year two. Dependents may apply if the veteran dies or fails to apply by the deadline. obtain forms from local American Legion posts or Dept. Headquarters in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Dept
American Legion
Pittock Bik
Portland
Junior Team Dominates Bandon In One Sided 21-4 Win
The junior high boys defeated Bandon 21 to 4 on their floor last Friday. Ostrander led with 15 of 27 points. Next Thursday they travel to Colaille and the girls host Coquille in a pair of preliminary games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandon
Ones Ostrander
Colaille
Coquillels
Rome
Nervous Woman Nearly Drives Husband Away Ad
Mrs V Dvesa testifies that nervous, cross behavior nearly drove away her husband until Vinal changed things. Doctors note mineral elements like calcium in cod liver oil in Vinol. Nervous, tired people report renewed strength and appetite. Vinol is said to taste delicious at Perkins Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V Dvesa
Perkins Drug Store
Presbyterian Christmas Services At Local Church
Christmas services at the Presbyterian church drew large crowds Sunday and Monday. A cantata and playlet directed by Claudia Parker with stage help from Clarina Nelson, and a Christmas tree program arranged by Mrs Ostrander featured enthusiastic children. Santa distributed oranges popcorn balls and candy boxes.
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Presbyterian Church
Claudia Parker
Elmer Russell
Clarina Nelson
E V Ostrander
Santa
Christmas program brightens Bridge Sunday School
Bridge News reports the Bridge Sunday school Christmas program was well attended despite preparatory difficulties. Credits go to Mrs England Mrs Hatfield Mrs O Hooton Mrs Culver and Vena England for their unselfish time. Santa Claus arrived after a delay, delivering candy and small gifts to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Hu
Helen Pancoast
Hazel Davis
Lou. Hooton
Mildred. James
Bonnie Jean Billings
Constance Knight
Burke Murray
Bill
Marvel Brode
Ionella Curtiss
Veral Jean de Geeter
Florence McMullen
James Girl
Hulet
Santa Claus
Charlie Knight
Jeong Tommy
Lilah Lettre
Myrtle Point
Bridge High School Enrollment for Lilah After Vacation
Lilah will attend Bridge High School after vacation while Tommy stays home to help on the farm. Mrs Luttrell remains ill but shows gradual improvement from spring. Mr and Mrs Karl Kaufman plan a Portland weekend trip, and Mr and Mrs George Dickinson visited Grants Pass to spend Christmas with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Creek
Lilah
Bridge
Tommy
Luttrell
Karl Kaufman
Portland
George Dickinson
Grants Pasa
Apend Chriatman
Hollway Visits Myrtle Point Over Holidays
Jacque Hollway, former O. C. student, is visiting Myrtle Point during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacque Hollway
Myrtle Point
O .C
Notice of Homestead Final Proof Blanche Yoakam Oregon
Blanche A Yoakam widow of Robert R Yoakam of Remote Oregon filed notice of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish claim to Lot 6 Section 23 Township 29S Range 10W and Lot 3 Section 23 Township 29S Range 10W Willamette Meridian before Edgar A Dodge U S Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on February 6 1990 Witnesses named Albert H Mecum Don McPherson Lawrence B Jennings Edson Carpenter and Robert E Crawford all of Remote Oregon listed as witnesses and the register is Edson Carpenter acting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Roseburg
Oregon
Blanche A Yoakam
Robert R. Yoakam
Remote
W M
Range
Willamette Meridian
Edgar A Dodge
U 3
Myrtle Point
Albert _H Mecum
Don McPherson
Lawrence B Jennings
Edson Carpenter
Robert E Crawford
Marion Clinton of Coquille Dies After Illness
Marion Clinton of Coquille died Thursday at four o clock after a morning fainting spell at home. Born in 1870 in Crawford County Missouri he moved to Coquille with his parents as a child and lived there the rest of his life. He married Minnie Miller and lived on a ranch at Fishtrap before moving to the Clinton homestead in Coquille about fifteen years ago. A longtime Odd Fellows member he helped set up a new cemetery. Survived by wife six children seven brothers and two sisters and his mother Mrs Clinnton Neal of Myrtle Point. funeral was held at Schroeder and Gano chapel with Rev Watters officiating and burial in the cemetery he helped plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Clinton
Crawford County
Missouri
Coos County
Minnie Miller
Fishtrap
Clinton
Coquille
Odd Fellow Lodge
Schroeder & Gano
Watters
Jim
Jesse
Myrtle Point
George
Butte County
California
A. R
Gam
Parkersburg
Edward
Gaylord
Ray
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Miku RB. “W. Davieon
Max Dement
Johm Rperry
Silverton
Sisbaned
Botorsen’s
Wshidi
Pusillin’s
Pett
Mary
J. B. Delgman
Beom
Pery
B. Delsman
Arian
Lee
Reak. Ie
Adhedl
Mies Jacque
Dick Braden
R. G. Dement Ia
Fiwily
Loe Angeles
Mane
Canyonville
Guy Mant
Misa Wanda Prey
D. J. West
Robert
Wallace
Etta Dysert
Bancroft
E. L. Clausen
Broadbent
Ferndale
Miss Merle
Frei Corvallis
Marl
Mies Aretta Rossel
Eimer Access
Marshich G
Wand Evens
Mre. Evans
Johan Felaher
Schroeder
Mrs. Schroeder
Furniture Exchange
Henry A. Schroeder
Presbyterian Services
Bridge News
Marion Clinton
Herald
Winchester Store
Spirit of the Season
Huling, Lundy & Sons
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