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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1935
Page
1
New Officials at AFCO Court Highlight County Leadership
Patrons at the court observed county Clerk Lloyd Dee swearing in Sheriff Wm. F. Howell who assumed county law enforcement duties with energetic leadership. Deputies Culver and C. G. Caughell were sworn in, both seasoned in their respective duties. Treasurer Chas. Stauff was reelected and took office in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Rottone
Wm. F. Howell
Lloyd Dee
Howell
Culver
Seonweal
C. G. Caughell
Chas. Stauff
County court bars winter logging trucking
A county court order issued yesterday prohibits trucking of logs over grave county roads during the winter months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grave County
County selects new quarry near Maat ranch at Lee
On Tuesday the county court chose a new quarry about a half mile south of the former site near the Maat ranch at Lee. About 130 men at the Fairview Transient camp are available for county work, and a crusher is to be placed on the ground as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Fairview
County purchases equipment for shared use in offices
The county court bought a calculating machine for use by the peseror sheriff's offices to improve efficiency. The court plans a full survey of county properties and dam facilities and will inspect the county farm to ensure proper handling of evolving details.
County Judge McLain Looks to End County Marriage Ceremonies
County Judge McLain told reporters this week he will go on record as not favoring county court marriage ceremonies. He would rather couples seek ministers of their own faith to perform the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLain
Marriage Licenses Report From Coos County
Marriage records show Chris Joseph Gross and Pearl Ellen Besey wed last Thursday by Judge D F Thompson. Worley Smith and Suzanne Wigon of Coquille married Tuesday by Rev EB Watkins. Rev Roth of Coquille and Verne HW of Arcago issued a license Wednesday. Charles Edwin Gillis of Eastside and Mac Paget of North Bend filed an application Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Joseph Gross
Pearl Ellen Besey
D. F Thompson
Powers
Worley Smith
Suzanne Wigon
Coquille
EB. Watkins
Rev Roth
Verne HW
Arago
Charles Edwin Gillis
Eastside
Mac Paget
North Bend
Probate Admits Several Estates in Oregon Coast Area
The estates of Gustav G Borgard, Johnee, Josephine Abbott Langworthy, and Frank P Merion are admitted to probate or noted with appraisers and administrators named. Heirs include multiple children and grandchildren from Bandon Coos Bay and nearby towns, with property values ranging from 800 to 9 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav G. Borgard
Richard Danielson
Lee Evans
Eugene Hamblock
Lester A. Borgard
Bandon
Mamie Miller
Gertrude C. Borgard
Gilbert EB
Coquille
Conrad M
I.ter A
Edwin Verlind Borgard
Eugene
Johnee
Clackamar County
Walter Stullary
Laurine Bacigalup
San Francisco
California
Joe Porter
Myrtlette
Josephine Abbott
Juau
Langworthy
A. B. Woodworth
Wm. G. Wylie
Glenda A. Wylie
Albert, A. Wylie
Marshfield
Roy A. Wylie
Powers
Glends A. Wylie
Frank P. Merion
Marenfield Dee
Pomona Grange and North Bayside Hold Joint Meeting on Bangs Disease
Pomona Grange met with Most Western Grange in Langlois for an all day session with broad county representation. Resolutions on Bangs disease control in dairy herds were adopted, and new appointments made including home economics chair Hilda Reiher and assistant steward John Martin. Main talks covered cooperative marketing and storage tank upgrades in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Langlois
Coos
Curry
Bang
Coquille Grange
Hilda Reiher
North Bayside Grange
John Martin
Coquille
Mra Beth Culver
Gridge
Centenarian Dies Celebrating His Nonexistent Birthday
William R. Ward of Gaylord reports his father of Oakland California born November 6 1834 died December 11 after a paralytic stroke. The elderly man set a record by celebrating his 100th birthday though he had never reached that age. He survived by two sons Lewis of Felma Alabama and William of Gaylord, plus several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Ward
Wm. R. Ward
Gayard
England
Oakland
Calif
Lewis
Felma
Alabama
William
Gayvord
Methodist Women Host Quilting and Tamale Sale Fundraiser
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church held an all day quilting event at Edwin Schroeder's home Tuesday and Wednesday. They also tidy used clothing for relief work available at L A LaFlamme residence. those in need can apply or call Mrs. Marlin Evans. A monthly homemade tamale sale kicks off at Myrtlewood Bakery this Saturday at 10 AM, with future dates announced in these columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of
Methodist Church
Edwin Schroeder
Adion
L. A
Myrtlewood
Oldtime Pictures and News Notes From Leeet Naté Shretacy
A compact feature surveys vintage film stills and archival images tied to local life. It notes the era’s photographers, studios, and the changing motion picture scene in early cinema.
Bobcats Open League Play Against Bandon Friday
The Bobcats face Bandon high school Friday night at 7 3 1 at the local high school in the first league game. Bandon lost to Marshfield but showed good basketball, and coach Card expects solid competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobcat
Bandon High School
Bobcats
Bandon
Marshfield High School
Snd
Coachkard
Local News Notes Fresh Potatoes Arrive At Herald Office
A supply of new potatoes from the Wm Schellhammer ranch at Gravelford was delivered to The Herald office this week. The staff enjoyed the bounty amid holiday dinners where the tubers featured as the centerpiece, easing hunger until spring harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Wm. Schellhammer
Gravelford
Myrtle Point Chamber ends drive with 86 members
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce report shows a membership drive ending at 86, with Jim Powers in charge and 66 pledged was the result of the five. County Judge McLain received honorary membership along with local church pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Jack and Jill
Jim Powers
McLain
Steiner
Senate
Sce
Newport Chamber of Commerce
Veteran's of Foreign Wars
Will Rogers
Us&s. Senate
Board of Engineers
Coquille River
Myrtle Point Girl Takes County Job
Miss Reneva Volkmar daughter of A L Volkmar of West Myrtle Point has accepted the position of secretary to the county superintendent and began her duties Monday morning. She is a Myrtle Point graduate with post graduate study and secretarial science training from Oregon State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reneva Volkmar
A. L. Volkmar
West Myrtle Point
H. G. Volkmar
Volkmar Hardware
Miss Volkmar
Myrtle Point
Institution of Learning
Oregon State College
The
State College
Injury Report From Unclear Text Remains Uncertain
A garbled OCR line hints at an injury or event involving a person named Jonet, with phrases suggesting a wound or threat but the meaning is obscure and cannot be confirmed from the available text.
Il News of the ethical Ulnees' of R. pioneer red
Deep regrets flow from many friends in S ONeet over the passing of R. Ulnees a pioneer figure. The obituary notes his contributions and lasting impact on the community and local history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Pioneer Red
Oneet
Recreation Group To Stage Hiawatha Event
The Cogquille Valley Recreation group plans a Hiawatha program with delegates in charge. Mrs John Devereux of Bandon Legion Auxiliary leads as a delegate and Ray Desedmond is chairman for folk dances. The next meeting is Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogquille Valley
Wea
Elgin Chapter OES Names Committees for Year
The Elgin Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers and named standing committees for the year. Absent were Mrs Helen Summers marshal Ruth, J D Clinton sentinel. Committees include Finance Annie Deyoe Raleigh Greene Florence Miller Relief Emma Moller Ralph Kring Estelle Chase Instruction Henry Miller Leeta Arnold Freda Clausen Publicity Ada Lemon. Sandwiche s and coffee followed in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Wat Tel
Worthy Mission
Helen Summers
Marshal
Agnes Kenyon
Ruth
J. D. Clinton
Sentinel
Annie Deyoe
Raleigh Greene
Florence Miller
Emma Moller
Ralph Kring
Estelle Chase
Henry Miller
Mra Leeta
Arnold
Freda Clausen
Ada Lemon
Bandon Woman Dies In Holy Rites For Mrs Carter
Last rites were held at 10 o clock this morning for Mrs C J Carter wife of a prominent Bandon barber at the Catholic church. She leaves her husband three sons and no daughter all residents of Bandon. The family has lived in Bandon many years and are active church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Carter
Bandon
Ang. Cai Ministerial Ass’n gathering details
The Ang. Cai Ministerial Association held a meeting on Monday at 10 am with 35 representatives from the community. Officers were elected to serve, and laymen and guests were noted as part of the event at the proscribed office in Law Enforce sent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorney
Man Claims State OK for Tree Felling Affects Road
Whobrey explains he received permission from the state highway department to fell two trees on Neal Street. Passersby were confused and a logging truck blocked part of the road during the danger period. He says highway workers acted as flagmen and that the road was not blocked for more than an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whobrey
Neal
Whobraey
State Highway Department
Hevies
Royal Neighbors Card Party Tonight Rally Planned
The Royal Neighbors lodge hosts a card party at their hall this evening and a rally is scheduled for Monday January 21.
Repair Gym Principal Leads Woodworking Class
The CJ Som ware 8th ta group under Principal Ray Parker and coach counts boys from the woodworking class. A pair of informal games are planned this week with Coquille on Tuesday and Langlois on Friday. Admission will be nominal as these are not regular games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parker
Arage
Coquille
Langlois
Coquille Club Guests At Marshfield Social Event
The Coquille Woman's club visited the Marshfield Woman's club last Friday afternoon with entertainment provided by the Coquille group. The program included a Miss Muriel Dee selection and performances by the string ensemble. Mrs. C. Vernon Smith, president of the Corse County Health association, spoke on the group’s activities. Attending from Coquille were Mrs. B. A. Wednich, Mrs. C. Vernon Smith, Mrs. Louis Fugelson, Mrs. O. A. Sanford, and Mrs. J. A. Lamb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Woman's Club
Marshfield Woman's Club
Coquille Club
Muriel Deeami
String Ensemble
C. Vernon Smith
Corse County Health Association
Coquille
Mrs Alice Gage Ill At Home In Cequille
Mrs Alice Gage widow of Sheriff W. W. Gage lies ill at her Cequille home on Fast Second Street. Her daughters Mrs Frank J. Fish and Mrs A Walker attend at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gage
Cequille
W. W. Gage
Fast Second Street
Frank J. Fish
A. ©. Walker
Birthday Dinner Honors Aged Lady
Mrs. PEN has lived with her daughter Mrs. A. O. Hooton of Bridge since March 1963, celebrating a milestone birthday with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
A. O. Hooton
Bridge
Pioneers Church Concert Highlights Local Event
On Monday at Myrtle Point Rev. Raymond Wilder performed a vocal solo, the Pioneer church ladies’ trio contributed a number, and Prosecuting Attorney Ben C. Flaxel delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Rev
Raymond Wilder
Ladies’ Trio
The
Pioneer Church
Attoney
Ben C. Flaxel
Unusual Eye Egg Shocks Local Observer at Herald Office
A peculiar specimen arrived at The Herald office this week, presented by T. J. Sullivan of Catching Creek. The egg, from an 8 month old Rhode Island pullet, measures 3 inches in length and slightly more than an inch in girth, drawing attention for its odd features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
T. J. Sullivan
Catching Creek
Rhode Island
Indian Wars Pioneer Struggles Recounted From Daniel Giles
The manuscript recounts pioneer hardships to reach Oregon as told by Daniel Giles. It covers migration from Iowa in 1862, crossing the plains with an ox team, rough crossing of the Missouri, and early schooling and work experiences along the journey. Many family connections are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Giles
Oregon
WN. G. =. Perkins
H. H. Harris
Myrtle Point
Sam C. Giles
Hereford
Arizona
John Giles
Vertura
Cellf
Davis County
Iowa
Plains
Territory
Council Bluffs
Missouri River
Canesville
Migeourl
Daniel Giles Manuscript Birth and Early Hardship Note
A fragment from a Daniel Giles manuscript born September 16, 1636 in Bedford county Pennsylvania. The writer describes poor health, a difficult birth with a lump under the chin treated by a doctor, and his father dying when he was about two, noting hardship and limited means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford County
Pennsylvania
Two Local Youths Steal Car To Buy Auto Parts
J T Kelly 17 and Floyd Arneson 15 confessed to robbing the Ryder car, leading officers to recover 976 900 of the wallet’s 235 cash and checks. Police seized auto accessories from the mobile and believe items were stolen from nearby cars. Both youths jailed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walca
J. T. Kelly
J. H. Kelly
Myrtle Point
Floyd Arneson
Fred Jarvis
Alyrtie Point
Ryder
Record Rainfall Sets Daily High in Town
The storm brought heavy rain with a daily record of 107. Weather official L. Hansen notes the extreme conditions and temperatures in Fahrenheit, marking the day as the greatest rainfall reading on record for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hansen
Hansen Fee
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Alice Jons
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Fred Goss
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