County to Sell Land and Advertising Bids
County court orders Sheriff to advertise sale of land in Section 19 east of Cooston. Bids for right of way and garage move set at 535 by Pete Lorsung and 290 by Deve Adams. Other costs include red cedar foundation and service station work totaling 296 payable by county warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Hees
Cooston
South Slough
Pete Lorsung
Deve Adams
Speek
Rte
On & Sultatte’ Foundation
Lease Granted for Mining Property of Deceased Zeek
Court grants per matester to E Reed to lease mining property owned by C B Zeek deceased. He offers a 413 percent royalty. Deputies Bodson and Thomson escorted parties to Douglas County. Committer to state hospital was taken there by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
C B Zeek
Boye
Douglas County
Chet Keam
Ziloyd
Barkdoll Dee
Bodson
Thomson
Marshfield arrest cases and local notices in brief
A compact local record shows NMamsacs and Carl Berets sentenced for larceny intent after a Marshfield grocery arrest. Barnes drew two years plus 30 days suspended execution. George V. Tewsley held for FREES investigation. J A Stankovich filed location notice for Gold Ber Mine. George E Dix and W A Medford register farm and grocery business names. Divorce suit of Alice Smith vs Earl Smith dismissed for settlement out of court. World War Veterans State Aid Commission foreclosure action filed against H K McKee and others. Mountain States Power and related damages suit noted. Robert Gibeoon and Fae Young of Basten cited for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revore Farole Hermon Haughten
Carl Berets
Marshfield
Barnes
Coos County Foreclosures and Property Transfers Highlight Local Records
A torrent of real estate activity dominates the page with foreclosures, mortgage sales, and deed transfers across Coos County. Parcels span Coos River, North Bend, Marshfield, Bandon, and Creswell areas, including school lands and railroad parcels, involving entities such as the United States, Bank of Bandon, Coos Bay Land Co, and various private buyers and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE
Elen
Molley
Breck
T. Campbell
Gray Smi Grady Creeks
Neeway
EK. Hess
Shariff
Dennis McCarthy
Coos River
Bridges Creek
Coog River
Ralph Bishop
Carl L
Mary Sandstrom
Mary Gullier
Bandon
Rinda Lee
Wheeler
E. C
Milo Church
Farranj Elwood
Innc
Snott
Coquil
H. E Hess
Mabe
Parkersburg
Philip & Hambaugh
Harry B
Sadie Tischler
Charleston Highway
Rowland Creek
George B. Horn
Kitchman Horn
Coos Bay
Bangor
Coos Day
North Bend
Spokape
City of
Porter
Sangor
Edward H. Fish
Ada A. Fish
Elliott
Coquilie
United States
Louisa Dement
Dement Creek
Samuel M Dement
Eckley Road
William Ho Harris
Cement Creek
State of
Oregon
James Sargent
Julian Barnes
L. M
Mary E Vv Hanks
Henry Sullman
South Tenmile Lakes
Charles L
Elizabeth N Brainard
Esther Wincamp
Bay Park
Beulah
R J. Randall
Bank of Bandon
Marshfield
F A
Mary Etta Sacchi
P M
Hattie Culey
Stocy
O. K
Callie Hulen
P P
Mary Gray
Archie H
Esther J Rosa
Trooked
China
First National Bank of
Samuel Archer
Martha Cavanagh
John S&s
Annie L
Los Angeles
David J
Betty B. Hewitt
Idaho
Eleanor
Charles F. Doane
T L. Cue
Midland
D. W
Julia F. Johnson
Southern Pacific Company
Cality
Demar
Coos City
Isthenus Slough
Isthmus
Aborve-Nesved
Local readers greet visitors and events in Myrtle Point area
The column lists guests and social visits including Mrs Ray ipyerson Mrs YL Clausen Mrs Mary Hartley and others. Dinner guests at the Verne Lundy home were Dorothy and Eleanor Brewer with Miss Emma Schneider hosting. Various travels note attendance at a Northwest Hardware convention in Portland and a Bandon FFA banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Lundy
Dorothy
Eleanor Brewer
Emma Schneider
Altar Society Prepares for Jenten Card Party
The Altar Society makes final preparations for its annual pre Jenten card party to be held Tuesday February 13 at the Coquilly Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquilly Hotel
Oregon group to hold mass rally in Marshfield
Department of Oregon vice commander Bryan H. Conley and District No 1 recruit chairman Dwight B. Alderman visit Marshfield on Saturday February 10. Conley speaks on KOOS radio from 6 to 6 30 p m and also addresses a mass rally in Marshfield that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Oregon
Bryan H. Conley
Dwight B. Alderman
Marashfield
Conley
Etalon Koos
Marshfield
Ladies' Aid Meeting At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Birdie Hazeltop Mrs R H Lemon and Mrs W W Wilson assisting. Twenty eight members were present and refreshments followed. The next meeting will be February 2 at the A M Christensen home with Mrs Jesse Clinton assisting Mr Christensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ledie
Birdie Hazeltop
R. H. Lemon
W W Wilson
A. M. Christensen
Jesse Clinton
Christensen
Bridge party at the Elmer Russell home
A jolly group gathered for a bridge game Saturday night at the Elmer Russell home. Ariel MacDonald won high prize, Ernest Nearson took low, and Mrs Burt Rutledge Buest received refreshments of hot tamales ice cream and cookies after the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Russell
Ariel *MacDonald
Ernest Tearson Low
Burt Rutledge Buest
Turl Rutledge
Ernest Nearson
Alis Everett Lafferty
Leland Warner
Ariel MacDonald
Ucue Sumerica
Leslie Barklow
Iuldred
Elma Russell
Seapert Hosts Overs Club With 130 Lunch And Card Games
Mm E Seapert entertained her overs club Friday with a 130 lunch and an afternoon of cards. High score for cards went to Mrs Jillson Roberts and Mrs Fred Powers. guest prize to Mrs Chris Moll er. Club members present included Mrs damea Fred Powers, Alison Roberts, Tan Thomas, Ralph Milne, George lawyer James Gamwell. host Mrs E O Sempert. Guests were Mrs Chess Maller of Mylne Point and Mrs E E Wiper of Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mm E
Seapert
Jillson Roberts
Fred Powers
Chris Moller
Mesdamea
Alison Roberts
Tan Thomas
Ralph Milne
James Gamwell
E O Sempert
Chess Maller
Mylne Point
Mra E E Wiper
Powers
Local Hospital Roundup Of Surgeries And Recoveries
Several residents underwent operations or received hospital treatment last week. Notable cases include Mrs Reuben Cotton and Mrs Francis Floyd recovering from abdominal and gall bladder procedures respectively, Hermen Radford with a broken finger, Max Dement with a left leg amputation, and Howard Bowell after injuries from an accident. Others are listed as recovering from appendectomy, tuberculosis of the hip, and meningitis-related illness, with varying recoveries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Cotton
Hermen Radford
Tucker
Danny Ortman
Max Dement
Frank Mecum
Zeff Christian
Francis Floyd
Hardy Mast
Howard Bowell
Conjure
Ted Meyers
Alvin Neeley
Coquille
Newdall
Goland Dietz Promoted to Corporal in Marine Corps
Goland Dietz receives a corporal promotion at the Marine Corps Base in San Diego California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs G E Dietz of Myrtle Point and has qualified as an expert rifleman bayonet expert and gun pointer first class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coes River
E Riverton
Powers
Arago
Marinbotd
North Bend
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Tom Ostrander
Barnard
Mineau
Marshield
Ayed
Morris
Collier
Lee
Marshfield
Druliner
Myrtle Pont
Muscus
Gatzke
Breuer Giant Center
Oaks
Bradford CCC
Goland Dietz
Marine Corps
San Diego
California
Dietz
G E Dietz
Visitors Register at Myrtle Point Hotel List Includes Professionals
Local hotel records show a string of visitors names from multiple states and cities including Eugene Gaylord Kansas City Everett Medford Marshfield and Portland. Guests include businesspeople salesmen and professionals visiting for medical treatment business or engagements at the Myrtle Point hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pen Inneonh
Repa
John Phelps
Gaylord
Veterans Hospital
Roseburg
C. Edelson
Myrtle Point
Myers & Buyers
C Hoover
Roser
Medford
Myrtle Hotel
Carrie Finley
Kansas City
Mussouri
A McIntyre
Maralefield
Myrtle
John Watkins
Portland
E& Doyle
Myrtle Po
Als
Southern Pacific
Mo Doyle
Ford Motor Company
McCormack
Poe
Voul Kreierg
M. J. Porigo Registers at Myrtle Wednesday
M J Porigo of Powers registered at the Myrtle Wednesday for attendance after returning from a district conference of the American Legion at Rosebur Dee Brown, a former Myrtle Point resident, was registered at Myrtle Wednesday Brown camel Pendleton to attend the Hartley-Derg tris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Porigo
Myrtle Wednesday
American Legion
Rosebur
Dee Brown
Myrtle Point
Brown Camel Pendleton
Hartley-Derg Tris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cat
Ray
STATE
Em Pridey
Nmamsacs
George V. Tewsley
Department of
Frees
J. A. Stankovich
George E. Dix
Casis
Alice Smith
Earl Smith
Hartley
World War Veterans State Aid Commission
H. K. McKee
Mountain States Power Company
Robert Gibeoon
Fae Young
Basten
Jere Aiea Sels Esol As “Oa
Coctan
Delmer Hnd
Smith
Coos
Ind Company
Willan A
Minnie E. TenBrook
Coos County
Osborne Property
Alice Kent Gage
George A
Mabel Ellett
Notley
Coquille J H
Whilhelmina Muii
Olive Luis M Jennings
Anton K. Sukurski
W J Sururski
Molalla
Palouse Creek
Elsie J Endicott
Coos County Finance Company
Myrtle Creek
Empire Development Company
Alice Herron Nasburg
Barrow
Empire
Barview
Josephine Neal
Jessie A Hayes
Robert Y Phillips
Middle Fork
Coquille River
Beaver Creek
Pirates
Cops
Ryet Son Coyutie
Harley
Pook
Robison
Red Devils
Sesday
Hiland Theater
Cim McCoy
Midshipman
Bruce
Abo
Peices
Fierie
Turbsday
Macyere
Jean Harlow
Clark Cable
Man
Vistiose
Bruce Mise
Lyle Darker
Ray Ipyerson
MeRey Kens
Mommay Raone
YL Clausen
Mary Hartley
Broadbent
C E. Huling
Northwest Hardware
Fortland
F. F. A. Gueete
Howard Smith
Canby
George Penrose
Amity
W A. Sawyer
W A Sawyer
Delos Hermann
Emertain
Herbert Snyder
Bancroft
J T Evernden
Geneva
Bell Taylor
Laura and
Lloyd Adee
Arve Sargent
George
W A Fish
Cement
Myrth
Cork
Carrie Moomaw
Hubbard
Almira Davidson
Bert Pearson
Marshfield Vishters
Mre H Johnson
Cal Ray
Otha Ray
Mr and
Ain H Johnson
C M Peterson
Nsurance
Pridav
Frem
Hattie Hatcher
T J Halstead
Schneider Apartments
Insuranne
Harry Latham
Seattle
Altar Society
Ladies’ Aid
Entertains Powers Club
Cotton Union
AIC
JUST
Russell
Leas
KC. Barker
Mtn Bane
Thar
Ade
the Herald
Oly
Rhe
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