Bobcats Defeated by Roseburg Indians 36 to 23 in Night Game
Roseburg led 13 3 in the first quarter as Myrtle Point fought to upset the Indians. Scherner scored 10 for Roseburg, Druliner 7 led Myrtle Point, and key plays at the tipoff helped Roseburg pull away after two Bobcats were sidelined. Final score 36 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dus
Bobcats
Roseburg Indians
Scherner
Roseburg
Wee Man
Druliner
Myrtle Point
Indians
Rickard
Huwaro Gas
Myrtle
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Elon Sehmeder Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Elon Sehmeder hosted a 1.30 dessert luncheon at her home Friday for members of the Bridge club. A delightful afternoon of cards followed with guests Mrs Harold Carver, Mrs Raleigh OCreene, Mrs Austin Dodge, Mrs Wallace Dement, Mr LsL Powers, Mrs Thomas Flint, Mrs Eugene Laird and the hostess Mrs Schroeder. Mrs Greene held high score for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Sehmeder
Harold Carver
Ralegh Ocreene
Austin Dodge
Wallace Dement
Lsl Powers
Thomas Flint
Eugene Laird
Relief orders and county aid changes in Marshfield area
The court discontinued Eleanor Ousek's indigent soldiers' allowance after she moved from the county and notified Mrs Dottie West of her relocation and cessation of the $18 grant. Susie K. Weekly loses dependent mother status as children are employable and funds come via farm rehabilitation. Lyons of Empire Lumber loses road permit for Daniels Creek due to poor maintenance. Gertrude Hendricks removed from dependent mothers rolls and placed on relief. A dance permit is granted for Thomas at Azalea Gardens on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Ousek
Marahfield
Dottie West
Susie K. Weekly
Marshfield
Farm Rehabilitation Administration
Lyons
Empire Lumber Company
Daniels Creek
Rmit
Gertrude Hendricks
Powers
Thomas of
Coqualle
Azalea Gardens
City Arrest George Baxter Fined for Truck Speeding
George Albert Baxter of Myrtle Point was fined by Irving Larson of the state police on a speeding with a truck charge, with costs assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Albert Baxter
Myrtle Point
Irving Larson
County Arrests Highlight Local Offenses And Detentions
A county report lists Edd Frankie 61 jailed Feb 8 for letting goats roam on others property and released to arrange care. Rupert Hunter 36 arrested Feb 10 for fake pretenses plea guilty, upcoming sentencing. Walter Smith 80 jailed for a $30 public intoxication fine. James Callaghan 30 adjudged insane and taken to state hospital after breaking car windows during transfer. Byron Hunter 33 sought for non support. Robert Crabtree pled guilty to stealing an overcoat and revolver with sentence pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edd Frankie
Rupert W Hunter
Hunter
Walter Smith
James Callaghan
State Hospital
Callaghan
Court House
Salem
Byron Hunter
T Alen
Multnomah County
Robert Crabtree
District Meet Report At Townsend Club
Member reports district meet to Townsend Club. The Myrtle Townsend unit notes the congression district convention in June. The meeting was held earlier than usual in Gepoes of After a short presiding, Behdeter B. Ross spoke as evangelist at Route Church, and the entire membership gave the Town rend pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Townsend
Congression District Convention
Ruge
Behdeter B. Ross
Route Church
Style Revue by Myrtle Point Delegates at Roseburg Club
Junior Women's clubs district convention in Roseburg featured a Myrtle Point style revue with Miss Mahalah Kurtz as emcee and models labeled by years such as 1776 and 1865. The next group meeting is announced for February 238 at 2 p.m. Open to the public, with a note on convention proceedings to be reported by delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Mahalah Kurtz
L. L Sowers
Edgar Rickard
Austin Dodge
Harold Carver
Eugene Laird
Raleigh Greene
Olen Neideigh
Mra Powers
Senree
Evening School Farmers Analyze Soil Elements
Farmers at Myrtle Point High School last Thursday examined three main plant nutrients nitrogen phosphorus and potassium. The discussion covered how these elements indicate soil health, how nitrogen affects growth and disease resistance, phosphorus aids maturity and root development, and potassium supports starch and carbohydrate production with sources like hardwood ashes and seaweed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High School
United States
Colorado
Arizona
Nevada
California
Utah
Germany
Donkey Line Fire Burns Men Near Grants Pass
D H Maxen Motley, also known as Dutch Maxen, and LeRoy Sperry were burned while filling a donkey’s line at Grants Pass about a week ago. Maxen suffered serious burns while Sperry escaped with minor injuries. Bat Manon was hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H
Maxen
Grants Pass Shout
LeRoy
Bud) Sperry
Sperry
Bat Manon
County Red Cross Meeting Postponed to Monday
The County Red Cross meeting in Marshfield was postponed from Friday evening to Monday at 6 p m. John Zydemaan of Seattle will speak representing the Veterans with the coast Red Cross. All American Legion men in the county are invited to attend and ask questions. The nominating committee will report and every Red Cross member is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Marshfield
John Zydemaan
Seattle
Coast Red Cross
Aestrcan Legion
Gravelford Leap Year Dance Set by Ladies Club
The Gravelford Ladies club sponsors a Leap Year dance in the Gravelford Community building on Saturday February 29. Frank's Little Wranglers will provide the music for the evening and an admission charge will prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravelford
Frank
District basketball tournament returns to Marshfield armory
The district tournament will be held Friday and Saturday March 13 and 14 at the Marshfield armory. Myrtle Point, Marshfield, Roseburg, Coquille and North Bend will compete as Bandon leaves the district. The winner advances to the state tournament at Salem for the Oregon championship. Myrtle Point sits fourth in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Oe Armee
Seheels
Myrtle Point
Roseburg
Coquille
North Bend
Bandon
Portable Kitchen to Visit Myrtle Point Next Tuesday
The Senior Woman's Club of Myrtle Point sponsors a traveling kitchen show titled Unneva but Practical Meals to be held next Tuesday at 2 PM at the Junior High School. Admission goes to support the club’s project to furnish a rank to the school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Senio Woman's Club
Egrorr
Probate notes list several estate actions in Marshfield and beyond
The probate docket shows Jacob Monelake's estate admitted in Marshfield with executors and heirs named and personal property valued at 808 dollars. Chatham E Huling partnership estate valued at 2042.10 dollars with special administrator appointed. Dr Frank Leslie of Marshfield dies February 4 1996 leaving 2000 dollars in personal property. Administrators and appointees for each estate listed along with multiple heirs and beneficiaries from Seattle Memphis and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Monelake
Marshfield
NXT Kaufman
C O. Brokke
Flion Rudnes
Allen Stonelake
Mary Jokey
Lakeside
E. Lundy
Chatham
E. Huling
Harry G Demen
H Pearce
J M. Gearhart
Frank Leslie
Wm. E Walsh
J. Albert Mateon
Chas. Kampfer
A. B. Peacock
Meirs
Genelle Lasile
Seattle
Wash
Mra den Wank
Memphis
Tenna Ler
John Ferguson
Titerwald
Robert B. Way
Eka
Local Grange Plans to Send Candidates
After the regular opening of Myr Ue Grange Tuesday evening a new candidate was tattared and the meeting turned over to the lecturer George Hampton who led a program of musical readings and plays. Mrs Walter Laird spoke on George Washington life and Lawrence Rachel on Abraham Lincoln. Refreshments followed and members hope for full attendance on officer's night. Several members plan to attend Fairview Grange next meeting to seek third and fourth degrees for seven candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr Ue Grange
George Hampton
Walter Laird
George Washington
Lawrence Rachell
Abraham Lincoln
Laio
Fairview Grange
Coquille Choral Club Presents Winter Concert
The Coquille Choral Club will perform next Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Pioneer Methodist church auditorium. A silver offering will aid club expenses. Directed by Maud Skags Woodyard, with M O Hawkins on piano, soloists Muriel Dae and Mary Louma provide violin and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Lawsuit Seeks Damages From Trusk Owner and Driver
Complaints filed by Kate Wetheon and Mary Frances Sullivan accuse a truck owned by James Mattei and driven by Nolan Bowman of causing severe injuries and medical costs. Plaintiffs seek general damages, medical bills, and automobile damages claims amid alleged reckless speeding and improper lookout. Attorney Mate Dal King of Myrtle Point represents Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Wetheon
Ion Ee
James Mattei
Nolan Bowman
Mattei
Elsie Wood
D. A. Wood
Catching Creek
Miss Wood
A. R
Bert) Davenport
Mary Frances Sullivan
T. Sullivan
Bowman
E . Pate
Circuit Jury Report for February Term
Jurors summoned to appear Monday February 24 at 10 a.m. for the February term of circuit court include EEB Eggers Myrtle Point Charles Page Bandon Micheal Boileau Marshfield Bess Savege Marshfield Wm A Roselle Broadbent Ernest R Panter Bandon P C Roper Myrtle Point Emmett L Pierce North Bend M BE Everett North Bend Katherine Arlandson North Bend Ray Osborne Broadbent Ellen Wold North Bend Lawrence A Powell Marshfield D H Benson Lakeside John A Blegder Marshfield H H Best North Bend Chas Wagner Myrtle Point Chester A Lenet Marshfield G A Imbof North Bend Luella Devis Coquille Maxine Jeub Coquille Geof Gilbertson Marshfield Carl G Golder North Bend Noble Arundage Marshfield Gladys Gano Coquille F C True Broadbent Maurice E Brown Hauser Ira E Wheeler Willard Slough Gloria M Getz Coquille Minnie C Laws Coquille KE C Mather Bandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeb Eggers
Myrtle Point
Charles Page
Bandon
Micheal Boileau
Marshfield
Bess Savege
Wm. A. Roselle
Broadbent
Ernest R. Panter
Banden
P C. Roper
Emmett L. Pierce
North Bend
M. BE. Everett
Katherine Arlandson
Ray Osborne
Ellen Wold
Lawrence A. Powell
D. H. Benson
Lakeside
John A. Blegder
H. H. Best
Chas. Wagner
Chester A. Lenet
G A Imbof
Luella Devis
Coquille
Maxine Jeub
Geof Gilbert
Condemned Corner Building Tiko Cook Sold to James Clinton
A derelict corner property at Spruce and Second streets once owned by Tiko Cook was condemned and torn down. The site, later tied to Roseburg Dock and the Mirtle Point area, traces ownership to James Clinton who continued in the same business after acquiring the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce and
Second Streets
Tiko Cook
Cesk
Roseburg Dock
Mirtle Point
James Clinton
Apmronimstely Eee
Enue
Council Orders Drop Basin at Fifth and Cedar
The city council met at city hall and ordered a drop basin installed at the southwest corner of Fifth and Cedar streets. Present were Councilmen Breuer McNair Barker and Mayor Ralph Kring. no other business was brought before the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and
Cedar Streets
Breuer, McNair
Barker
Ralph Kring
Local couples receive marriage licenses and rites
A wave of marriage licenses and ceremonies spans Coquille Myrtle Point Bandon Reedsport Empire and surrounding towns. Couples include George W Childers and Norma Weaver Elma Avery and Lyle Strong Carl Hogan and Ells Mae Fiocyd Fern Kingsford and George Glenn Cummings Mary Farrin and Kenneth Sommer Sen Emma Vandervort and Forrest Grant Nellie Knopenyder and Taras L noes among others with ceremonies performed by local ministers and J P officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W Childers
Coquille
Norma Weaver
Myrtle Creek
G. A. Lyle Strong
Bandon
Elma Avery
J J Stanley
Carl Hogan
Ells Mae Fiocyd
Myrtle Point
W C. Cronk
George Glenn Cummings
Reedsport
Fern Kingsford
Kenneth Sommer
Marshfield
Mary Farrin
Sumner
Neil J Barnes
Forrest Grant
Gaylord
Sen Emma Vandervort
Empire
Raymond Wilder
Lee Savage
Mildred Foss
Alfred B. Barrows
Ona Pearl Adams
Langfols
Nellie M. Knopenyder
Myrtle Pointer Receives Letter In Athletics
Myrtle Point resident Jean Premier receives a prestigious Ma rmaemograms award from the Colorado School of Mines recognizing gridiron services in 1835. Scholarship weights the honors, press times delayed due to grades, as the registrar notes the year’s first semester records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Premier
Myrtle Point
Colorado School of Miner
Pressier
Walter Sykes
Fourth Street
Atlietics
School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Women Talk Beautifying the Home at Club Meeting
Mrs Belle Whitaker plans a February meeting of the Women s Club at City Hall. Included are a roll call response, a presentation on making back yards attractive, songs by the High School Glee Club, and talks on front lawn appeal interior decor by Margaret Chase and Beatrice Abel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Belle Whitaker
Woman's Club
City Hall
Back Yard
America
N. G. W .Perkins
High School Glee Club
Margaret Chase
Beatrice Abel
Safeway Employees Guests At Village Dance
A dance was held at the V. F. hall Wednesday evening for all Safeway employees and their guests. The event featured music and fellowship, with attendees from the local Safeway store enjoying a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
V. F . Hall
Saturday Stage Crashes Into Barn Near Marshfield
A Saturday stage reportedly crashed into a barn on the Vern Magill place four miles from the city as it veered on a curved road. The vehicle, described as being driven on its own power, was seen near the bay area after the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtl
Leing Wee
Vern Magill Place
Eknate Deusche
Dre Ee
Berk
"Gay Nineties" Is Well Received
The Woman's Club staged a Gay Nineties themed event at the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening. The Hopscotch Corner dancers performed skillfully in short practice, and the show was an outstanding success with a net profit around 99 dollars.
Sixteen WPA Teachers In Coos County Report
The WPA program in Coos County supports sixteen teachers teaching in nursery schools and adults courses. Nationwide about 360 teachers teach nearly 600 adult classes and run 18 nursery schools for children from relief families. Supervisors include C A Howard and state director Roben J. Masske, with Leo A. Meyer named county supervisor of adult education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
C. A. Howard
Roben J. Masske
Beach
Leo A. Meyer
Coos County
Ctty
Eckley Sawmill Burns in Major Fire
A Thursday blaze destroyed the Eckley sawmill owned by Jim Roberts, with about 1800 dollars in lumber and ties and over 3560 dollars in equipment lost. Roberts faces losses likely over 9800 dollars with no insurance to cover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckley
Jim Roberts
Roberts
Brewster Couple Wed Saturday
In Brewster a couple exchanged vows on Saturday in a small ceremony described by locals as simple and affectionate. The couple, identified locally as residents of the town, celebrated with family and friends in a modest gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Merchants Erect New Signs in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point merchants add inviting signs to the business district. Richard, owner of Dick's Pool Hall, unveiled a new display this week to attract visitors and boost local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Richard Preprietor
Dick's Place
Ship Crew Joins Robert L Anain and Mrs BR Anain
A brief notice notes Robert L Anain and Mrs BR Anain joining the ship crew in Myr with a four dollar share. The fragment confirms a maritime personnel addition and a small stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Anain
Dar
BR. A. Anain
Myr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard
Mast
Drulinas
Collins Barklow
Scherner Howard
Rhord Mast
Bannister Pearson
Potts
E. Hoover Leatherman
J Hoover
Harry May
Bridge Club
Townsend Club
Mertino
Legume Planta
County Red Cross
Myrtle Foint Fourtn
Pet
Eonty Health Department
Ars
Anna Sullivan
Council
Drop Basin Place
Myrtle Pointer
Wpan County
Coos
Elauble
Townsend
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!