Mysterious Ill Passages From Cal-Kidale Family Note
Fragmentary text lists multiple names and places including Eureka California Kildale Myrtle Point Corvallis Myrtle Point New Mexico Falls Doris Katherine Gillseple and California. It notes a Christmas reunion with Chris Moller's parents and a girl who stayed with her grandfather until the end. The passage is garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeersquet
Calif Peterson
Wagelude
Kildale
Eureka
Calif
Craven
Kiemath Falls
Emma Meller
Myrtle Point
Sit. Grand Meller
Corvallis
McBurney
Chris Moller
Court Week Notices Highlight Attachments and Injuries
Case of Russ and company versus G A and Etta Wilberger involves an attachment on a butterfat lease with delivery shortfalls totaling 478 pounds and a claimed market value. Olin Lay sues the State Industrial Accident Commission seeking medical care and rehabilitation after a May 1935 work injury near Powers and a fall in July 1930. asks for partial damages and costs. Probate notices list estates admitted to probate in Marshfield and values ranging from unknown to about 22 000 dollars with named executors and heirs.
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Olin Lay
State Industrial Accident Commission
Coosa Bar
Powers
Carthe
Ray Kaufman
John Ferry
Woo Campbell
Epee Ot
John Stadden
Marshitu
Esteta
G W Leslie
Marshfield
N P Peterson
Joe Mast
Thomas Rout
Emma Motler
Emma Moles
Myrtle Pot Mo
Agnes Craven
Klamath Falls
Mistartitn Kildole
Eureka Calif
Pioneer Pric Reiyeracey Recovers From Stroke in West Norway
The West Norway community reports Pric Reiyeracey recovering after a stroke suffered three days before Christmas. He regained some movement and walked at home soon after, with speech returning gradually over about a week. This marks his fourth or fifth stroke since the first occurred about 15 years ago, Robison notes strong recovery.
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Pric Reiyeracey
West
Norway
Christman
Aldo
Robison
Royal Neighbors Postpone Meeting and Installations
The Royal Neighbors postponed their Wednesday night birthday dinner and Christmas tree event due to an unfinished Lundy hall venue near the City Meat market. The planned installation of officers has been moved to January 18 or the second meeting of the month.
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Lundy Hall
30 Friends Honor Dora Woman On 80th Birthday
A local gathering honors a Dora resident on her 80th birthday with 30 friends attending. The event includes shared memories and well wishes as family and neighbors celebrate a long life of community service and friendships.
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Dora
Prayer Week Observed by Myrtle Point Churches
The week of January 4 to 10 will feature union services hosted by area churches. Each night at 7:30 p m speakers from a different denomination will address topics from Prayer As A Dominant Desire to Unanswered Prayer and Unselfishness In Prayer.
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Myrtle Point
Presbyterian Church
W C Cronk
Church of the Brethren
Joseph Bowdoin
Church of Christ
F Hr Darr
Assembly of God
T M White
Methodist Church
E J Cornwall
New Sea Foods Store Opens on Spruce Street
A new Sea Foods Store opened this week on Spruce Street near the BB Shipyard. Owner Shepard and his wife moved from Bond apartments and plan to run a native seafood outlet serving local merchants and the Ale Sotea.
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A. Toompoon
Spruce Street
W BB Shipyard
Alo Sotea
Seog Pome
Bond
Fiernestead
Sandy Creek
Former Marine Taken In Custody On Larceny Charge
Frank Blue, 23, a former Marine, was arrested in Myrtle Point on a petit larceny charge brought by Dr Grant Bedfelon. He was detained after Christmas and held on $1000 bond. Neighbors and friends describe him as pleasant and trusted, while authorities investigate multiple thefts including a diamond ring, clothing, an overcoat, a pipe, and a suitcase. Blue claims to be from New York and says he recently left San Diego. The case involves conflicting stories and ongoing checks with officials in other areas.
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Dav
Grant Bedfelon
New York State
Toe Bhoepkros
Clarke
Clarke Curther
Blue
Myrtle Point
Dr. Clarke
Myrtle Point Chronology Highlights From January to May
A nostalgic calendar of local happenings in Myrtle Point notes everyday oddities and town life. It tracks keys, meetings, weddings, dances, club events, and municipal notes with names like Genevieve Kaufman Ed Barker Jesse Clinton and Jimmy Powers.
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Genevieve Kaufman
Ed Barker
Jesse Clinton
Myrtle Point
Knox
Toots
Herald
Powers Heac
Powers
Jimmy Powers
Jimmy
Hilltop
Bill Lundy Bull
Bill
Doc Thomas
Doc Bunch
FFA
Schroeder
Womans Club
L P Linn
Log Truck Driver Hurt In Wreck Near Coquille
H. L. Everett of West Myrtle Point was severely injured when his loaded logging truck left the highway about a half mile from Coquille last Thursday. He crawled free, walked to the road, and was taken to a Coquille hospital by a passing motorist. Everett has been hauling logs and working as a mechanic for Earl McDonald at Remote.
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H. L. Everett
West Myrtle Point
Coquille
Everett
L. H Pearce
Earl McDonald
Ferris Levi Lundy
Most Hospital
Maria Lundy
Linth Street
Lundy
Forest land arson case leads to fines in city court
Denis Donohue appeared before Justice Dodge on a forest land fire without a permit. He pleaded guilty and was fined 25 dollars plus costs, 15 dollars suspended. Charles Lewis Fikins was fined 25 dollars plus costs for no retail fish dealer license. Ray L DaVault and Ray Gra faced similar charges with fines and suspended portions. Thomas LeRoy Wilson and Arthur Jesse Wheaton were fined for overwidth loads on trucks.
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Denis Donohue
Dodge
Donohue
Charles Lewis Fikins
Lcense
Ray L. DaVault
Ray Gra
Justice
Thomas LeRoy Wilson
Arthur Jesse Wheaton
Double Funeral Held for Aged Couple in Myrtle Point
A double funeral service was held for Ferris Levi Lundy and his wife Maria at the Myrtle Point Methodist church. Interment followed in Norway Cemetery. Surviving relatives include son Verne and two grandchildren Dorothy and Robert.
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Lundy
Methodist
Myrtle Point
Gano Funeral Home
Coquille
W C Croni
Norway Cemetery
George Rackleff
Marshfield
Edwin Schroeder
L Leatherman
Marlin Evans
Harry Druliner
Myrtle Pont
Mr Lundy
A. R. Davenport
F Bartlett
Chris Nelson
Felsher Ed Roberts
Thomas Dickson
Verne
Dorothy
Robert
Lundy James Caldwell
Glen Elder
Kans
John McCormick
Portland
Wildcats Treed and Killed on Sheep Range by Hunter
During the past week Eugene Adams of Catching Creek with his dog treed and killed three wildcats on the J. L. Knight sheep range. Local reports describe him aiding in the kills in that section.
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Eugene Adams
Catching Creek
J. L. Knight
Renee
Ees
Huskies grid star Fritz Was ko witz rises to starting backfield
Extra is grid star. Just as an extra hand when football season started, Fritz Waskowicz of the Huskies at the University of Washington has developed into a mainspring of the squad. Early miscues against Minnesota, Idaho, UC Los Angeles and Oregon have given him a starting role.
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Fritz Waskowitz
Scpre
Huskies
University of Washington
Mis
Minesota
Idaho
UC. L. A
Oregon
Local Marriage Notices From Coquille Area
Marriage entries include Senter and Kathryne Strader of Bandon wed December 25 by Rev D Losee at the Strader home in Bandon. Victor Roy Winston of Sumner wed Minnie Wornstaff of Coguille December 23 by Rev R Wilder at the Coquille parsonage. Merlin H Clinton and Mary E Jackson of Covell wed December and Rev G A Gray at the Coquille Methodist church. Lyle C Smith and Iva June Ward of Coquille obtained a license December 24 at the courthouse. Verle McCoy and Luie Vista Wilson of Marshfield were to Coquille. Frank Bremer and Margaret Browning of Allegany were wed. Harold A Minter of Coquille and Louise J Fosnaugh of Bandon were present.
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II Senter
Kathryne Strader
Bandon
D. Losee
Elgin Strader
Victor Roy Winston
Sumner
Minnie Wornstaff
Coguille
R. Wilder
Coquille
Merlin H. Clinton
Mary E. Jackson
Covell
G. A. Gray l
Lyle C Smith
Iva June Ward
Court House
Verle McCoy
Luuie Vista Wilson
Marshfield
Frank Bremer
Margaret Browning
Allegany
Harold A. Minter
Louise J Fosnaugh
Banden
Sents
Henrie Romann
Fmpameiar
Christmas and Holiday Guests Across Coast Towns
Local notices list Mr and Mrs Thomas Freeman hosting in Grants Pass and visitors from Westfir Coquille and Eugene. Posts cover heart trouble for W Lee Ray, Rose Bowl travel to California, Mendays in Klamath Falls, and several Christmas dinners with relatives in Coos Bay area.
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Thomas Freeman
Grants Pass
W. Lee Ray
Westfir
Tra Royer
Mary A Miller
Henry Schroeder
Elbert Schroeder
Coquille
W Lee Ray
Charles L. Bowers
Eugene
R. C. Craven
Klamath Falls
Myrtle Point
N. P Peterson
James Albee
Craven
Agnes Brodrick
Charles H Barklow
Ralph Rickieff
Florence Higgins
H. H. Thomas
Warshfield Vieher
Belle Whitaker
James Whitaker
Marshfield
Ex Hartle
FE. O. Sempert Famly
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