Coos County Girls League Holds River Conference
The Coos County Girls League met at Coos River with Myrtle Point delegates led by Miss Smith and Evelyn Berry among attendees. A morning and afternoon business session elected new officers. performances by local groups followed and autographs closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coes County
North Bend End
Coquille High Schoors
Estelle O Chane
Coos River
Edith Maye Curl
Evelyn Miller
Riverton
Sylvia Seelig
Marshfield
Evelyn Berry
Myrtle Point
Bessie Christian
North Bend
Morland Compton
Caguille
Carolyn Walcott
Marsh
Belva Hastelton
Arago
Charleston
Banden Girls
Barkdull O Neble
Phyllis Hall
Coquille
Miss Smith
Eileen Barkdell
Acteriller
Miss Hill
Evelyn Bones
Carey Bones
Norma Martin
Vir. Regal
Virginia Ie Iony Trl Wee Rence
Marah
Aenieneer
Greta Evelyn Berry
Myrtle le Poet
Piquille
Morth Bend
County Firemen Discuss Condemnation of Fire Hazards
At the Banden county firemen meeting in the evening members from departments across the county discussed condemnation of fire hazards. Henry Lecocq reported the condemnation ordinance. The next gathering will be in Coquille with no date set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coes County
Banden
Sein Tall Om
Henry Lecocq
Tent
Coes
Ert
Weach
Ngs
Coquille
MP Girl Receives Fine Promotion
Mrs Esther Guerin a Los Angeles store collegiate department has been promoted to a better dressed position and given a raise after selling 400 more than any other employee in January. She was also on the honor roll for flawless sales slips. many other saleswomen have been connected with the store 18 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Guerin
Los Angeles
Miss Guerin
Oll
Ranch sale seals transfer of Twi estate property
A property change completes the sale of a ranch once owned by the L. Strong estate. The buyers acquire the Twi area acreage and assume control of the parcel as recorded in the transfer documents.
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L. Strong
Myrtle Point Townsendites Plan Dinner for March 17
The Myrtle Point Town and Club outlines a dinner for Tuesday March 17 with R A Redell as general chairman and Mrs W Lee Ray as club vice president. A guest speaker is announced for Sunday afternoon and arrangements are set for C A Roberson to discuss Creed of Democracy.
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Myrtle Point
Mra
O. H. Clarke
J L. Green
C. A. Roberson
Townsend
J. L. Gibeca
Myrtlewood Sold To European Buyer
Gaylord resident Mrs Mary Richardson reports the sale of five tons of Myrtlewood to a European consignee. The wood, native to coastal counties of southwestern Oregon and the Holy Lead region, has seen multiple international shipments recently. The Gaylord shipment measures five tons for European consignment.
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Mary Richardson
Gaylord
Oregon
Gaylord la
Japanese Operetta Planned For April Presentation
Mise an elaborate and colorful Japanese operetta chosen for Myrtle Point high school production. Muriel Dae violin instructor from Coquille collaborates with F D Hollister to form an orchestra. Mahalah Kurtz aids in dances and Mrs F D Hollister directs the operetta with a selected cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Glee Club
Forest of April
Myrtle Point
Mies Muriel Dae
Coquille
F D. Hellister
Remote Girl Initiated Into Ki Delta Sorority at Pacific University
A Remote student at Pacific University Forest Grove formally joins the Ki Delta sorority. Initiation papers and campus affiliation are noted as part of the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Jennings
Wan
Ki Delta Sorority
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Local Girl Appears in Salem Musical Production
Myrtle Point High student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ne ten of Twin Oaks, participates in the Salem musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Myrtle Point High
Chris Ne
Ten
Twin Oaks
Land transfers and sheriff sale details in Coquille region
Eastern Coal Deeds Sheriff William Mowell to Port land Mortgage Co. deed for lots 16 and 13, block 28 in Elliott's edition to Coquille, sold at sheriff's sale for 98 944.44 on December 20 1834. 2 W Bell to William L and Lucille Bell, lots 10 to 38, block 11, in Smith's addition to Bandon. J. and F A. Barten of Coquille. Edgar A. Stonecypher to Albert Brayton a 10 year hedge of the 60 are ranch in sections 2 and 3 approx 1 1/2 mile west of Coquille. Russell and Peter highway for 728 dollars. Phin Kroeger née Kroeger deceased wife Verna Kroeger to Charles D Kroeger two tracts of land in section M approx two miles northeast of Albany. Minnie Kroeger and Paul and Kroeger Linnie and Everett W Kirkruff and Ruth and Hess Kroeger to Charles D Kroeger property in some location. T M and Agnes Blower of Myrtle Point to B S Pulford of Coquille option to purchase for 868 dollars the property in section 33 approx one mile east of Broadbent.
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William Mowell
Portland Mortgage Company
Elliott
Coquille
W Bell
William L
Lucille Bell
Smith
Bandon
F A. Barten
Edgar A. Stonecypher
Albert Brayton
Coos County
Russell and Peter Highway
Phin Kroeger
Ingiy Kroeger
Verna Kroeger
Charles D. Kroeger
Section M
Albany
Minnie Kroeger
Paul and
Kroeger
Linnie
Everett W
Farm Loan Units Centralize to Cut Interest Rates
Five loan associations led by B J Tilley in Coquille and nearby towns join to decentralize the Land Bank system. They hold about 300 stockholders and roughly 1 million dollars in outstanding mortgages. Associations own stock in the Land Bank of Spokane, pledging it as security for district bank loans and bonds sold to investors. The move aims to revive low four percent first mortgages with long terms and automatic principal payoffs, hindered by recent Land Bank bond sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J Tilley
Bandon Curry
South Curry
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coos Bay
Dg Lee
We Coquille
Seracistina Tetasme
Tilley
Land Bank of
Spokane
Associatin
Ranchers Lose Sheep to Predators in Local Area
Many ranchers report heavy losses of ewes and lambs from dogs and wild animals. Reed of Twin Oaks cites over 46 sheep lost in a four week span, with 30 killed last Friday night. Yellow Creek area reports varmints preying on lambs. two wildcats were seen attacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Twin Oaks
Yellow Creek
Marold Hayes Eggere
Tragic Death From House Fire After Gasoline Escape
Mrs Laird died after a gasoline explosion during hearth cleaning at her home at 143 Friday night. The fire began when a rag soaked in gasoline ignited. she tried to smother flames with a rug and called for help before succumbing to severe burns. Her husband Mr Fiera Laird arrived as fire officials were summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiera Laird
Fire Department
Eton Schreeder
Laird
Well Attended Kitchen Showing Benefits School Milk Fund
About 123 women attended a traveling kitchen event sponsored by the Woman's club at the Junior High school on Tuesday afternoon. Proceeds of 6 will fund the club's project to furnish milk to school children. thanks go to the Lions club and Myrtle Grange for help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Lions Club
Myrtle Grange
Large Group Citizenship Granted to Forty One Applicants
A U S naturalization ceremony admitted forty one applicants to citizenship with one case continued. Recipients include Sigrid Johnson Johanna Bredskor Emmett Hilmore Handelin Emma Kiukko Anton Kiukko Ida Limnell Julia Johnson Ture Woujarvi Alice Burbeck Julia Hendrickson from Finland. Also Solari Staue Sahil from Switzerland Buchselich Bush from Austria Nathilda From M Norway Smith Aase from Norway Kohler Schlag Sehing Rust Wilena from Germany McNeil Barclay Barclay Faythe Armstrong Mollier LeBoeuf McCarthy Lcott Swanton Evans Mikulecky McLarrin Winn Milani Sweden Karson Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witha Kustva Lindblad
Finland
Sigrid Johanna Johnson
Johan Ells Bredskor
Lydia Gabrella Emmett
Hilmore Johanna Handelin
Emma Kiukko
Anton Kiukko
Ida Maria Limnell
Julia Sofia Johnson
Ture Herman Woujarvi
Alice Johanna Smith
May Alice Burbeck
Julia Johanna Hendrickson
Switzerland
Fulgenzio Solari
August Staue
Fred Sahil
Austria
Matt Buchselich
Petar Bush
Gerds Nathilda
Norway
Smith
Bjorne Elias Aase
Germany
Martin Johan Kohler
Max Schlag
Charlot'e Sehing
Christen Rust
Anna Wilena
Lois Stevens Frank McNeil
William Barclay
Jean Barclay
Zera Faythe Armstrong Charles Joseph Mollier
Maude MacLean
Marie Olivina LeBoeuf
John Alexander McCarthy
Robert Ernest Lcott Swanton
Pauline Evans
8Oniin Mikulecky McLarrin
Helen Winn
Aly Joseph Milani
Sweden
Karl Harold Karson
Nils Sigurd Anderson
Woman's Club Meeting Delayed for Funeral Observance
The February meeting of the Woman's Club convened at city hall Monday afternoon with a late start to allow time for funeral services. Mrs Beatrice Abel sang two numbers with Mrs Charles Weedridge accompanying. The Cass County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet in North Tuesday March 10 with planned community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Beatrice Abel
Dream Cottage
Charles Weedridge
Cass County Federation of Women's Clube
North
Local High School Warrant Situation Improves This Year
Warrant figures for Local High School show a marked improvement over last year with expenditure dropping below previous totals. The year’s costs contrast with the prior year’s seven thousand dollar level, signaling tighter budgeting and relief for the district.
Fractures Arm Cranking Tractor
Harry Meath of McKinley sustains a broken arm while cranking a tractor on his father's farm. The injury occurred recently, and Meath is currently receiving treatment.
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Harry Meath
McKinley
Census Figures On Coos Farms Steering County Policy
Census figures show Coos County and federal interests account for 383 008 acres about one third of the area and subdivisions hinder farm viability. The Agricultural Economics committee led by Adam Donaldson notes farm numbers and trends since 1930 with small farms doubling while larger plots stay steady. A March outlook conference on March 10 and 11 will consider reports on farm credit wind use and subdivision to guide county development.
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Coos County
Adam Donaldson
Alion Kay
E. J. Tilly
Jesse D. Clinton
E. D. Webb
R. H. Lawhorn
J. E. Norton
John Ballers
L. W Patton
John Don
Spacen
Outlook
Deer Wanders Into City Yard
Ernest Watkins of Halls Creek once shot a deer from his porch, while Jacob Nelson in Myrtle Point saw a deer grazing in his front yard with his family at about 8 o clock Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Watkins
Halls Creek
Jacob Nelson
Myrtle Point
Nelson
Font
Fire Threatens Myrtle Point Funeral Home After Service
A fire damaged the interior of the Myrtle Point funeral home during Monday interment services at Norway cemetery. Mrs. Charles Mc Cracken reported the blaze after returning for a forgotten umbrella. Firemen battled attic flames and a shop roof hole as flames spread.
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Schroeder
Fiora Laird
Norway Cemetery
Myrtle Point
Charles McCracken
Leap Year Ball Saturday Feature
Local announcement invites all to attend a Leap Year Ball this Saturday with music and dancing. Event highlights include a lively program and affordable prices for attendees to enjoy an evening of entertainment.
Probate Proceedings Outline Estate of Meirs
Probate records show the estate of Meirs valued at $1,008 in personal property. Executors Ellis S. Dement and Lester T. Dement are named administrators with heirs listed as Senedak Lie, D. Clinton, Roy Garrett, and F. C. appointed as appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meirs
Roel
Ellis
Dement
Lester T. Dement
Semean D. Clinton
Roy ¥. Garrett
F. C
Praiecers
Truck Hits Stump Injures Rider in Sitkum Incident
Ivan Laird of Sitkum suffered a head wound when a truck struck a stump and sent him head first into the wind. He was treated at Mast Keepitel in Myrtle Point.
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Ivan Laird
Sitkum
Laird
Myrtle Point
Mines And Mining Discussed By Old Timer
An old timer discusses river bed channels and ancient streams as sources of placer gold in California. He mentions the Rogue and Coquille rivers as possible ancient paths and notes rich and barren sections along channels. Johnson Creek and Salonen Creek specifics hint at local watershed origins and limited past prospecting.
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California
Rogue River
Coquille River
Johnson Creek
Salonen Creek
Sivea River
Road Work Resumes After Heavy Rains at Bancroft
A crew planned to resume travel and work on the road to Bancroft after heavy rains. The operation at L. Ries’s ranch area continued Monday with crews ready to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Ries
Bancroft
Sentences Handed Down in Circuit Court Delays
Manton, 35, guilty on charges of embezzling money. sentenced to the penitentiary for a term to be determined. Robert, who pled guilty to larceny, receives five years with a 90 day execution stay and five years parole, plus monthly sheriff reports. Court delayed due to few cases. rescheduled for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somve Séwrance Daport
Manton
Cates
Robert
Methodist Church Vesper Services Continue in March
Special vesper services are planned at the Methodist church for March with musical features. March 1 marks men’s night featuring tenor Wilder who will sing and read. The following Sunday will spotlight the women of the church with a theater program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Mathasst
Ereymond Wilder
West
Myrtle Point Lad Competes in Track Events
Myrtle Point athlete Beanskeen will race in the 600 yard run and the mile as a member of the track squad. The student also participated in football and other school activities at the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Lad
Beanskeen
Siso
Sar
Deeaitees
County Arrests Record Noted In Brief Report
A terse county arrest item notes detentions in the county jail and upcoming court dates. Local authorities and a named agency are referenced, with no further details on the alleged offenses or suspects.
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Teat
Estelle Faye Chaney
Girls’ League Sdoower
Coos
Hanel P F Mohimering
University of Oregon
MP Girl
Edward
Gworge V
Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Reward VIII
Guest Sprakkers
Eastern Coal Deeds
Husband
Woman’s Club
Industral Centers
Arbendaobess
M. Harrison
OLD Channel Dreams
Tob
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