Wedding Treasure Set From Newport and Halls Creek Couples
A garbled wedding notice lists Mr and Mrs Kra N Geiden and Mes B3B Wotteina alongside Bell Yager of Newport and Mr and Mrs Jess Damron with Mr and Mrs Sam Damron of Halls Creek, indicating a multi couple ceremony or social notice with unclear details.
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Kra. N. Geiden
Wotteina
Dirs
Bell Yager
Newport
Jess Damron Snd
Sam Damron
Halls Creek
Tragedy in South Catching Creek Christmas Dance Crash
A truck carrying 11 Powers residents returning from the Alder Crest Schoolhouse dance overturned nine miles from Myrtle Point after leaving the Catching Creek event. Mrs Clyde Brown was killed. Mrs ROH McCall and Mrs M M Brown were gravely injured. The driver Harry Earls, and several others, were seriously hurt. funeral services were held for Mrs Fay Ilo Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catching Creek
Alder Crest
Clyde Brown
Roh McCall
M M Brown
Harry Earls of Powers
Deid
Aides Crest
Myrte Point
Uid
Watch Night Service at Church of the Brethren
The Watch Night service will be held Friday evening at the Church of the Brethren. The evening begins at 8 48 p m with games, and at 11 p m a prayer and consecration service will be conducted in the main auditorium. Friends and neighbors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Church Of Christ Holds Gift Service at Myrtle Point
A Christmas pageant at the Church of Christ depicted the Nativity with carols and readings. Gifts of food and clothing from the congregation were given to local needy families in Myrtle Point and vicinity as pastor Thos Roger spoke on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Brethen
Roger
Myrtle Point
Junior Woman's Annual Xmas Party 20th at Gurney home
The Junior Woman's Club held its 20th annual Christmas party at the William Gurney home last week with Mrs Waldemar Gurney and Mia Dorothy Lundy hosting. Twenty five attendees enjoyed a buffet luncheon of fruitcake, cloverleaf coffee, and a candy centerpiece. Mrs ver Newdeigh poured coffee. later games and contests determined prizes. Guests included Misses Dolores Belloni, Justin Leasheman, Paula Breuer, and Mesdames Clarence Church, Milton Schroeder, Edga Hebart Houald Whitaker, W J Kelray, Ralph Mogen, Orin Garrett, Eugene Laird, Norman Halter, and others, with hostesses Mrs Ward Gurney and Dorothy Lundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunior Woman's Club
William Gurney
Waldemar Gurney
Mia Dorothy Lundy
Ver Newdeigh
Orin Arte
Ma Focaner Breuer
Dolores Belloni
Jiutin
Ms Leasheman
Paula Breuer
Wen Bers
Mesdames
Clarence Church
Milton Schroeder
Edga, Hebart Houald Whitaker
J Kelray
Ralph Mogen
Orin Garrett
Yee
Fieamons
Eugene Laird
Wilfred Lord
Norman Halter
Eon Nealeatt
Elean
Hreuer
Louise Hendershot
Father Notsen
Ferne Boyles
Htac Ty
Tom Forrest
Broadvento
Mrs Wardemar Gurney
Dorothy Lundy
Gravelford Man Improves Fast at Portland Hospital
Gravelford man Nibert Bozoskey, hospitalized in Portland for appendectomy complications, shows rapid recovery. After initial critical condition and gall growth removal, relatives were kept informed, then visits reported him in fine condition last Thursday through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nibert Bozoskey
Gravelford
Veterans Hoapital
Portland
Berzoskey
Bezoskey
J F McHtenry
Hedwig Hormiat
Frank Hattush
Hedwig
Chamber of Commerce Membership Drive Contest Started
The Chamber of Commerce initiates a contest to boost members and meeting attendance. Two teams will be formed with names to be chosen. points reward new members renewals and active attendance with 15 and 10 points per meeting. Winners dine on a chicken dinner. losers eat beans.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cama
New Year's Show at Hiland Theater Features Stars
A special midnight program at the Hiland Theater on New Year's Eve includes a Joe E. Brown feature titled When's your Birthday? and the main feature Second Honeymoon starring Loretta Young and Tyrone Power. Patrons are advised to arrive at o'clock to view the complete show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiland Thaeter
Joe E. Brown
Loretta Young
Tyrone Power
MP Florists Add New Greenhouse Expansion
Myrtle Greenhouses began building a new greenhouse 25 by 80 feet to triple their space under glass. Mr and Mrs A M Cooper started operations a decade ago with one 10 by 20 foot structure and later added a 16 by 50 foot unit. The new greenhouse will mainly grow cut flowers to cut outside purchases and the old space will house cut and bedding plants. The expansion aims to meet rising demand at both the Myrtle Greenhouses and the Coquille branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Greenhouses
A M Cooper
Myrtle
Coquille
Marriage Licenses and Unions Across Coastal Towns
North Bend couples Jince in a McNaughton and Edna Sharp wed December 26 at the groom's home in North Bend. A Coquille pair Donald M. Auer and Hida LL Boatee married December 25 at the Charles H Werding home in Coquille. Reedsport duo married December 3 at Gardiner. Myrtle Point pair Thomas E. Nelson and Doris Mae Johnson wed December 22 at Rev Howerd L Graybeal's home. Coquille Archie V Hatcher wed Sarah Mulkey December 23 at the Lawrence Hatcher home. Forrest E Kirby of Bandon and Elizabeth C Glasyer of Redmond granted no license December 23. Jack M Bushong of Eastside and Virginia Gunn of Glenn married December 24 at Marshfield by Rev Ralph C Wynkoop. Eureka, Callf and Mary Ann Aranjo of North Bend united December 27 at Holy Redeemer Catholic Church. Donald S Wade and Doris Leota Wallace of Marshfield obtained license December 27. Chester M Lee and Catherine F Alexander married at Horace Tayler home by Rev R M Stevenson. license issued by Linn County.
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Doris Mae Johnson
Myrtle Point
Howerd L. Graybeal
Archie V Hatcher
Coquille
Sarah Mulkey
McKinley
Earl F Downing
Lawrence Hatcher
Forrest E Kirby
Bandon
Elizapeth C Glasyer
Redmond
Jack M Bushong
Eastside
Virginia Gunn
Glenn
Ralph C Wynkoop
Marshfield Zoo
Sullivan O
Eureka
Callf
Mery Ann Aranjo
North Berd
Ro LA LeMuler
the Holy Redeeme
Donald S Wade
Doris Leota Wallace Marshfield
Chester M. Lee
Catherine F Alexander
Horace Tayler
R M Stevenson
Linn County
Fronce Ganetary Argagement Department
State College
EL. Detlefseen
J F. van Lueven
Carl Davis
Marshfield
R. H. Lawhorn
Albert H. Catching Inlet
Louis Lund
Gaylord
Jesse D. Clinton
J 2. Ford
J J Geaney
R. L. Clark
Portland
Henry Browneon
Bridge
Stanley Slausen
A. Witt
North Bayside
Glenn Roselle
Empire
F B. Road
Coos River
RW Schaad
Smith-Hughes
Myrtle Pont
Home and Rural Life Committee
Lale McCue
Edna Middleton
Greendell
Mary Bones
Mayre Laird
Gertrude DeBoer
Sarah Erikson
Catching Inlet
Josie Messerle
Laura Holverstott
Minnie King
Powers
P M. Brandt
Division of
Animal Industries
The
George Hampton
Arago
Ellis Dement
C M. Hartnell
Riverton
J A Larson
Harold Potts
J N Jacobsen
Ben Monson
Lakeside
J H Bennett
J W Harrison
Joe Nilson
George Landrith
Chas
Mahaffy Coos
Joe Dellman
Floyd Peterson
SS. Reed
Myrtle Point Hillis Perkins
Ray Waterman
Carroll Rycraft
Lawrence Jenkins
E. L Clausen
Broadbent
Leonard Road
M. M. Schmidt
Norway
R. H Christensen
Ray D
Caamond
Fairview
Henry Gu Srge
J D Cart
Iago
F McCulloch
Haynes Inlet
Abe Grossen
Larson Inlet
C. M. Cooner
Hauser
Walter Donald
Brondert
A R. Davenport
Henry Hervey
Lee
C. M. Benniksen
Leonard Hudie Smith-Hughes
Coos
4-H Club Members and Leaders Meet Here January 10
A large gathering of leaders parents 4-H club members and others is expected at the January 10 meeting at Myrtle Point at 8 pm. Miss Helen Cowgill will be the chief speaker with demonstrations and a model club meeting. A leaders meeting at 2 pm Monday Jan 10 in the Junior High school will discuss leaders problems. Open to the public.
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Myrtle Point
Helen Cowgill
Jessie Ingram
George Jenkins
Miss Cowgill
Myrtle Point Victorry
City Arrests Report in Quiet Jurisdiction
In a community famed for low crime, the past week saw a single offender, Robert Newkirk, 27, appear before Justice BE. A. Dodge. He pled guilty to a drunk charge and paid a 10 fine amid no state arrests during the Christmas period.
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Focal Court
Justice BE. A. Dodge
Robert Newkirk
Coos Dairymen Elect Officers at Coquille Meeting
The Coos County Dairyman's association will meet at Wrouman hall in Coquille next Monday January 3 at 1:00 PM to elect officers and directors for 1933. A report on Oregon State Dairyman's association events, sire record improvements, Bang's disease testing progress, and plans for the county dairy herd improvement program will be discussed. all dairymen and interested parties are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Dairyman's Association
Wrouman Hall
Coquille
M M Schmidt
Norway
Oregon State Dairyman’s Association
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows Hall In Coguille
SUI Claim Deputy To Assist At Myrtle Point
Marshfield unemployment office interviewer and senior claim deputy will be at Myrtle Point City Hall next Monday Jan 3 from 8 AM to 4 PM to advise workers in eligible industries. State unemployment insurance takes effect Jan 3 and claims should be filed promptly.
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The
Bay
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Pictures Recall Logging Wreck 25 Years Ago
A Bear Creek 72-foot logging bridge collapse on November 25, 1912 killed the train crew on the first logging train to cross it. The Herald displays Andrew Smalley’s rare Coquille river logging scenes from Aasen to Norway, showing oxen teams, donkey engines, and timber operations as oldtimers stand proud amid vivid wreckage and river log jams.
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Bear Creek
Herald
Andrew Smalley
Halls Creek
Smalley
Smith Camp
Coquille
Aasen
Matt Ring
Smith
Norway
Coquille River
Woman's Club Hosts Musical Program at Presbyterian Church
The Woman's club met Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and enjoyed a fine musical program. Mrs. R. H. Lemon served refreshments to attendees. The next meeting will focus on Home and Gardens, with donations of shrubs or cuttings requested to beautify the town.
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Presbyterian Church
R. H. Lemon
Nit Wit Observations and Odd Tales for the New Year
A humorous column mocks the Nit Wit with resolutions to publish social acts of evildoers and warns readers to avoid scandalous behavior. It flits through light anecdotes about fishing thefts, door to door house numbers sales, vacation woes, Oregon rains, and wartime era jibes, finishing with a playful poke at Hitler salutes.
Pleasant Pointer Solo Artist Draws Noted Coos County Audience
Miss Dorothy Jean Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs William Watson of Pleasant Point gains recognition as a radio entertainer. She will sing over the air Friday afternoon and perform at Myrtle Lodge that night on a dance program with a popular Coos county cowhand orchestra.
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Dorothy Jean Watson
William Watson
Pleasant Point
Coos County
Court News: Local deeds declare county road across section 20
The Pacific Coast Joint Land Bank deeded a 60 foot wide strip across section 24 north of Gravelford to the county, declaring a new county road. Notices list decedents, guardians, and probate actions including Hans Olsen and Mary A Sanders estates, with guardianship granted for Bernice Gartin. Criminal items note Frederick A Martilla arrested on deceit charges, Alvin Jale jailed for lack of license, and Arthur Ditter facing a circuit court charge for leaving accident scene. Ditter fined and jailed with suspension details. Motion Day set for Jan 4 with dismissals for Escheats if notices not filed.
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The
Pacific Coast Joint Land Bank
Sumner
Gravelford
K. A Rosene
Frederick A Martilla
North Bend
Alvin Arnold Jale
Arthur J Ditter
Hans Olsen
Study Ag Situation Outline For Farm Homes
A Coos county conference on January 28 in Coquille will produce a plan for expanded agriculture and stronger farm home life. J A Larsen chairs the organizing effort with George Hampton as vice chair and George Jenking as secretary, as committees on land use and home life prepare reports from county farmers and homemakers.
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Coos County
Coquille
Tuss- Pac
Pth Bint Rangers Anh Bendwee
J. A. Larsen
Coos
George Hampton
Arago
George Jenking
Peterson
Cees County
William L. Teutsch
Eissie Ingram
eGorge Jenkins
Peculiar Holly Grows in East Dora Community
Mrs. M. C. Miller shared branches of her holly tree with friends during the day before Christmas. Years ago she had the tree cut down because its leaves turned sin and Trem stomp & Rew grew with crinkled leaves.
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East Dora
M. C. Miller
Early Settlers At East Dora By T S Easton
E E Howe recalls that it is now 70 years since his father Charles Howe spent his first Christmas on the Howe homestead in 1967 at what is now East Dora bg. The Coos Bay Wagon road was opened six years later.
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T .S. Easton
E. E. Howe
Charles Howe
Howe Homestead
East Dora Bg
Coos Bay
Locals Defeat Marshfield in Bowling Meet at Myrtle Point
At Ed Rustvold’s Myrtle Point Alleys locals crushed Marshfield 2286 to 2133 across three games. Local team stars included V. V. Hagedorn, Tom Lanson, Ray Benham, Bob Hagedorn, and Donald Wicks with Lemon up 533 and Wicks bottom 319. Marshfield’s Ed Rost and Cleve tied for high with 476. Crowd witnessed orderly play and sportsmanship throughout a dramatic evening.
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Marshfield
Ed Rustvold
Myrtle Point
V. V. Hagedorn
Tom Lanson
Ray Benham
Bob Hagedorn
Donald Wicks
Lemon
Wicks
Ed Rost
T Cleve
Larry Newport
H Ross
Ed Payne
Cleve
Rost
Firemen's Dance Nets Charity Fund
The firemen's Christmas benefit dance in the Oaks Pavilion drew a large crowd and raised funds to aid the needy in the area. Gifts included toys and clothing, with plans to supply milk to school children in January. Needy residents may contact the firemen or city marshal Bert Pearson for assistance.
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Oaks Pavilion
Bert Pearson
Coos County Farmers Assist With Worksheets Deadline Approaches
Coos County farm operators who have not filled a worksheet for the Agricultural Conservation Program may file them by January 18. The county agent reports the state conservation committee informs that worksheets can be submitted at the county agent’s office or convenient locations in the northern part of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
State Conservation
Corvallis Grad Hired For MPHS
Miss Margaret Stevenson, a Corvallis graduate, was elected Wednesday night to replace Miss Rose K. Smith as Myrtle Point High School hires her to lead girls physical education and science. She earned a bachelor degree from OBC and studied at San Diego State Teachers College. Her sister Miss Mary Stevenson leads gym work at Corvallis High. Stevenson due to start January 17, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stevenson
Rose K. Smith
Miss Stevenson
Corvallis
San Diego State Teachers College
Miss Mary Stevenson
Corvallis High School
Myrtle Point
Christmas Eve Auto Crash Injures One at Big Spruce Street
On Christmas Eve one person was injured when a collision at the Big Spruce Street intersection damaged three vehicles. F C Osborne, approaching the intersection, struck a car owned by George D Norris as it was being moved from a nearby service station. The report notes the crash was deemed unavoidable and mentions damages to the involved parties.
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Spruce Street
F. C. Osborne
Pirhaghag Tres
George D. Norris
Ested Oe
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