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02 Jan 1936
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
1
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A man identified as Wendell Robison of Aragonas was fatally shot while hunting New Year's Day. The accident occurred along Fishtrap Creek and involved Robison’s also unnamed nephew and others on the trip. Injuries described as a fatal wound ended the day for Robison and left local residents in shock.
Douglas County mourns the death of a longtime resident described as a pioneer. The funeral will be held at Canyonville with services at the church and interment in the local cemetery.
A local Woman's Club announces a spring style show with plans described in the readable segments. Details mention attire, venues, and community involvement reflecting the era's social club events.
A 1928 Ford sedan bearing number 1209 was found on the streets of Myrtle Point by Officer Bert Pearson. The vehicle connected to a prior theft is linked to Coquille's Coos Bottling Works, with earlier hot bean thefts reported in the city.
A stream of neighborhood notes lists visits from Corvallis to Eugene to Salem, with residents and relatives traveling for work, family, and university duties. Mentions include Mrs Tom While, Miss Miruell Saretray, and Stephen Aasen, plus visitors from Bandon, Oakland, Marshfield, and Coquille as well as camp employment in Glendale.
Miss Ena Christensen and Ferria L. McRay wed in a candlelit ceremony at the Wesley Hall church in Corvallis. Rev James Licklen officiated as a small guest list joined family and friends for a church reception after the vows.
The 43rd annual Oregon Dairy Men’s Association gathering at Tillamook schedules two educational days starting Monday morning January 6 with topics on disease control better breeding practices and economic outlook. Speakers include County Agents Jenkins Detefsen Cross Haberlach and others from Coquille Tillamook and Norway counties.
Thomas Lawson of South Catching Creek overturned his car on a steep muddy grade on the way to town the day before Christmas. The wreck was towed into town by a local wrecker with no further damage reported.
A Week of Pray begins Sunday with nightly services at five churches from Monday to Friday. Rev Cronk and Rev Barr lead at Assembly of God and Methodist churches, with Rev Barnett, Rev Couden, Rev White, and Rev Gibson speaking at Church of Christ, Church of the Brethren, and Presbyterian venues. Each evening follows a Lord s Prayer outline focusing on contemplation consecration petition contrition and guidance inviting all believers and nonbelievers to attend.
Evan Billi Eads has bought Norman Williams interest in Eads and Williams forming Eads Service Station. The deal took effect at the first of the year with no change in business or service visible at press time. No definite future plans were ascertained.
Bob Harrison reports a revival in Southern Oregon mining with active dredging on Bogie River near Leland and hydraulic pumping on Brimstone Creek. The Grave Creek district and Columbia mine near Picher remain productive, while Sixes river and Johnson Creek districts await investment and steadier prospecting to end years of dormancy.
Gaylord Miss Yevonna Knight daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Knight married Robert Palmer son of Mr and Mrs James Palmer at the Methodist parsonage Christmas Eve with only the couple's parents present Reynee Cronk officiated. The bride wore light blue crepe and violets in her corsage. The newlyweds plan to reside in a house near the Gaylord post office Palmer works for Coos Bay Lumber at Powers.
A statewide 4 H club leaders conference will take place at Oregon State College campus January 9. Rotundtable discussions will cover various phases of 4 H club work with emphasis for new leaders. Housing is arranged in the dormitories at reasonable rates for both men and women leaders from Oregon and other counties.
A city pingpong tournament at the Methodist church on Monday December 30 featured 11 boys and six girls. Milton Schroeder won the boys singles and Johia Myrl Leatherman the girls singles. Finals saw Schroeder beat Pearson 3 to 1 and Leatherman defeat Booth 3 to 0 with several players earning byes or defaults along the way.
Mrs M E Teters of Fairview, aged 82, was severely injured in a fall late Thursday night December 19. She suffered a broken hip and several bruises, with friends hoping for a swift recovery.
A birthday dinner for Mrs R M Minard celebrating her 79th year was held Friday at her Dora home. Attending were Mr and Mrs A J Mavse, Mr and Mrs Harvey Minard, Leland Minard, and the honored guest.
C E Huling of Huling sundy and Sons of Myrtle Point remains in critical condition after a stomach cancer operation Thursday in a Portland nursing home. Doctors report limited hope for recovery.
Tillamook High School defeated Myrtle Point 32 to 17 in a hard fought opener. Key scorers included Moore with 16 for Tillamook and Barklow with 11 for Myrtle Point, as Druliner and Pearson fouled out for Myrtle Point.
Fred Milan of Arsago lost control of his car on wet pavement near the F A Denison ranch and jumped the ditch. Carl Josul, who happened to pass, drove Milan to Coquille where stitches were given for a forehead cut. The left front fender was crumpled and the radiator caved in.
Rudolph Behrens chief engineer of Honolulu water works reports no danger to the city’s water system from Mauna Loa. He notes the volcano can be seen from his porch and calls the view beautiful at night.
Marriage records show George Llanway and Kate Recs wed December 23 1985 at the minister’s home per courthouse returns. Lawrence H London and Lola E Mack tied the knot December 24 1935 at the bride’s home. Howard Irvine Hendrick and Hazel E Marrs wed December 26 1935 in North Bend by Justice J J Stanley. Elmer G Johnson and spouse from Oakland. Caphip and Shirley Stuart from Berkeley united December 26 1935 at Coquille Methodist parsonage.
Harold Van Seyes, 29, underwent a Saturday sanity hearing and was sent to the state hospital at Saem the following day. Fred Lowery, 32, was taken in tow on Thursday for allegedly being drunk on a public highway. he was sentenced to 15 days in jail plus costs.
Rev. W. A. Couden resigns as pastor of the First Precle ctures after fifteen years. His farewell sermon is planned for this weekend as part of a valley tour schedule.
Authorities yesterday arrested Herbert Haughton and Gordon Masilerre in connection with a July theft spree that included two slot machines stolen from a local venue. The pair allegedly rode with the thieves to Medjimasi bridge where a gun was pointed at Haughton. They fled and left a wrecked car at Bridge, with the stolen machine later found in an abandoned vehicle.
Dr Everett Mingur, chairman of the Coos County Planning Commission, received information from the Oregon State Planning Board about a proposed bill. The state board asks the local body to study the information and report back on approval. The bill would let counties establish planning commissions by resolution to advise courts and promote resource conservation and development for the public welfare.
Robert Alfred Stanage was arrested December 77 on intoxication charges and jailed for failing to pay a $50 fine and costs. A second detainee, 3 Stnight, was arrested on intoxication charges December % but released after forfeiting a $10 bail.
A car stolen from Coquille Hospital parking Monday night was found abandoned on the berm near the bridge after a road crew spotted it out of gas and stalled. Broadbent said the vehicle had been taken from the hospital lot while the owner was consulting a physician.
Local households report guests from North Bend Coquille Klamath Falls and Marshfield visiting through the holidays. Families include the Sigsbys Bond Beyers Ellison and Bevers with travel from Roseburg Klickitat Carlton and Canyonville.
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