Census Takers Meet Friday in Coos County Court Room
Huron Clough distant supervisor will instruct census enumerators at 1 p m Friday in the county court room. County plans selling Lakeside lots held after tax foreclosures with buyers urged to contact the court or risk block sale to BRG Currier, a resort developer. County sells a tract in section 8 near Allegany to Lora E Kruse for 102 cash. Marriage licenses issued to Marshfield and North Bend couples. some licenses waived. Dance hall licenses granted or applied for near local halls including Glasgow and two miles northeast of Mr Maude Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Clough
Coos County
Lakeside Realty
Lakeside
BRG Currier
Allegany
Lora E Kruse
Marshfield
Qeo £ Smith
Dorotha E Poole
North Bend
Michael M Stambone
Louise Minkier
J W Smith
Maude Gardner
Bridge Grange
Hilda Rether
Glasgow
Traffic Violation Arrest for Sterling F Land in Bandon
Sterling F Land of Bandon was arrested Friday for a traffic violation and fined 3 dollars plus costs which he served out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F Land
Bandon
Caughell Heads to Salem for State Tax Commission Talks
C G Q Caughell left Sunday for Salem to confer with the state tax commission. Mrs Caughell accompanied him to the capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caughell
Salem
State Tax Commission
Jailer S G Whitsett Appointed by Sheriff Howell
NAMED COUNTY JAILER S G Whitsett of Banden has been appointed jailer and deputy sheriff by Sheriff W H. Howell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S G Whitsett
Banden
W H. Howell
Multiple Legal Actions and Foreclosures Reported Across Oregon
The docket lists divorce filings in Rhea M. Stanton versus Herman QG W Stanton with a request to restore the maiden name Mason. It also shows foreclosures involving the State of Oregon World War Veteran's State Aid program, Nettle Wood, Will Barrow as administrator of Wayne L. Wood, Marshfield Land Co., Roy Strickled, Guy A. Cutlip, Coquille Securities, and West Coast Savings and Loan. Additional items include a Multnomah County judgment transcript against EB Johnson and an injunction request in Coos County to halt tearing down a 244 acre planing mill shed, plus guardian and automobile matters in other disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea M. Stanton
Herman QG
Stanton
Mason
State of Oregon
State Aid Commission
Benjamin J
Leah Davis
Nettle Wood
Will
Barrow
Wayne L. Wood
Marshfield Land Company
Roy Strickled
Sumner
Pacific Coast Joint Stock Land Bank
Vursue
North Bend
Alert Oleman
Marion Oleman
Carrell Roberts
L A. Tower
Eitve'Kaye
Lowell W. Reckleff
Foreclosure Decree in McKinley Ranch Case and Divorces Filed
The Federal Land Bank obtained a foreclosure decree against B A Roberts and partners over a ranch at McKinley. Roselia F Clinton was granted a divorce from A R Clinton. J T Kelley of Myrtle Point received a two year sentence with a one year parole to the state training school and $1000 judgment plus $150 attorney fees. Ellen Baye sues EX A Stonocypher. The Bank of Myrtle Point sued Elmer Russell and wife and James Watson as administrator of Ole Evenson estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank
B. A. Roberts
McKinley
Roselia F Clinton
A. R. Clinton
J T Kelley
Myrtle Point
Ellen Baye
EX. A. Stonocypher
Gank
Elmer Russell
James Watson
Ole Evenson
Probate Estates of Hagquist and Luse Administrators Named
Estate of William A Hagquist valued at 1500 realty and 300 personal property with widow and five children of Marshfield as heirs. George Hagquist named administrator. Estate of Henry Heaton Luse in Albany California valued at 3200 realty and 200 personal property. Bennett Swanton named administrator with Nora Luse and Frances Twigger as heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hagquist
George Hagquist
Marshfield
Hannah Hagquist
Ward
George
Lawrence
Lynette Hagquist
Bennett Swanton
Henry Heaton Luse
Albany
Calif
John Swanton
John Ferguson
William Luse
Mis
Nora Luse
Frances Twigger
Belra
Future Farmers Banquet Highlights 1934 Oregon FFA Aboard
The Myrtle Point Future Farmers of America held their annual father and son banquet January 21 in the high school auditorium with Dale Trout as toastmaster. Paul Asterford spoke of his trip as a National FFA delegate and visit to Chicago's world fair. State FFA officials and alumni gave talks on cooperative work and vocational education. The event featured musical performances and aimed to connect fathers with Smith-Hughes agricultural programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Future Farmers of America
Dale Trout
FFA
Home Economic Department
Helen Vincent
Paul Asterford
Star Farmer of America
Paul R. Cooley
State Department of Vocational Agriculture
Paul
Tom Draper
Arthur Hermann
Herman Nelson
Dales Hermann
FA Alumi
Smith-Hughes
Sam Dement
Sergeant Ambrose Named Fire Chief
Sergeant Keith Ambrose of the state police who has led the district including Geos county resigns effective midnight January 31. Ambrose long served with the Klamath Falls fire department and notes its growth from a two wheeled cart to five units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Ambrose
State Police
Geos County
Ambrose
Wate
Klamat S
Klamath Falls
Oregon Dairymen Set Annual Meeting in McMinnville
The forty second Oregon Dairymen's association meeting will be held February 4 and 5 in McMinnville with A H Lauterbach AAA dairy chief as a principal speaker. Roger Morse arranged Lauterbach's address schedule and George H Fullenwider will preside the exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Dairymen's Association
McMinnville
A. H. Lauterbach
The
AAA
Lauterbach
Roger Morse
Association and Extension Dairyman
Arago Opens B League With 11 10 Victory Over Riverton
Arago defeated Riverton 11 to 10 in the season opener as guards Price Schroeder and Mark Randlem and center Francis Barklow led the lineup with Lee Collier and Bill Sinko at forward. The game featured strong defense and quick pace. Arago also won two junior games 12-2 and 34-14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago
Riverton
Price Schroeder
Mark Randleman
Francis Barklow
Lee Collier
Bill Sinko
Arego
Fungus Growth Reported In Upper Catching Creek Area
Mrs J L Rema of the Upper Catching Creek community reports a unusual nine inch square fungus growth found on a fog in the vicinity. The display was described as a peculiar growth brought in this week for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catching Creek
Mra
Local Couple's Son Dies in Colorado
Mr and Mrs D C Haworth of Maplestreet mourn the death of their 3 year old son Lloyd in Colorado Springs. Former Phoenix printer with infantile paralysis history, Lloyd had TB possibly misread. He graduated from the University of Oregon and leaves two brothers Franklin and Dave. Burial planned in Arapaho Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C Haworth
Maplestreet
Lloyd
Colorado Springs
Young Heworth
Phoenix
Arizoma
Colorado
Bandon
University of Oregon
Franklin
Dave
Paul Davis
Haworth
Arapahoe
Aged California Couple Seeks Missing Son
An elderly California couple, both 75, seeks their son who they last heard from in 1980. They request any information be sent to the person handling the case, with attention to powers area and federal bemus referenced in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Peron
Peanut Egg Wins Prize In The Herald Window Display
A peanut shaped egg measuring eight inches long and six inches across was shown in The Herald window two weeks ago. Calvin Ray of West Myrtle Point brought in a smaller egg this week from a Plymouth Neck hen owned by Ray. The egg laid oxys for about a week and the hen produced the unusual prize egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Calvin Ray
West Myrtle Point
Plymouth
Ray
Postpone Show Delays Picture Baby Take a Bow
The film Baby Take a Bow slated for Tuesday January 29 is postponed to a future Tuesday due to conflicting arrangements. Organizers plan to present local talent numbers between features and hold a semi amateur night.
Fox Sells Norway Ranch to Coquille Buyer Claver
C H Fox announced in The Herald this week the sale of his Norway ranch to Lloyd Claver of Coquille who is purchasing the place for his father. Mr and Mrs Fox have moved into a house owned by the Odd Fellows near the high school at Fifth and Harris streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Fox
the Herald
Norway
Lloyd Claver
Coquille
Mrs. Fox
The
Odd Fellows
Fifth and
Harris Streets
RNA rally postponed to February four
The RNA rally scheduled for Monday night was postponed due to bad weather. Installation of officers took place this evening for the local chapter, with Mrs. Sylvia Gardner initiated into the order. Refreshments followed the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RNA
Hepter
Oracle
Laura Schroeder
Blanche Felsher
Mire
Amy Davenport
Rowena Snyder
Gladys Evans
Ethel D. Miller
Eva Hazelwood
Inner Sentinel
Mobie Floyd
Outer Sentinel
Ide Harris
Delbert Steele
Florence Evans
Faith
Mary Roupp
Geraldine McCulloc
Endurance
Danford Mast
Courage
Louise Lemon
Sylvia Gardner
Nellie ‘Ay
Margio
Tripp
Awa Lenon
Stella Reed
Bobcat Five To Play At Marshfield Friday
The Myrtle Point five travel to Marshfield this Friday for their third league game of the season. Rod Young will miss the matchup but Myrtle Point aims to defeat the Pirates despite the absence.
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Bobcat
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
The
Bay
Marshfield Am
Mobecats
Rod Young
Pirates
Northwest Christian college student continues ministerial course
Continues Course Jacob B. Moomaw Jr of Arage is leaving for Northwest Christian College at Eugene to pursue further ministerial studies after years of missionary work in Coce and Curry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Moomaw, Jr
Arage
Northwest Chritian College
Zugene
Rev. Moomaw
Coce
Curry County
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Reelect Officers
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid meeting noted Mrs. Hazelwood has held office five years with minimal attendance and Mrs. Schroeder has served three years with limited misses. Mrs. T. G. Sumeriin and Mrs. G. L. McKay were appointed to the year book committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Tom Guerin
Hazelwood
Schroeder
T. G. Sumeriin
G.L. McKay
Car Slides Into Ditch After Slippery Road Pass
Sunday evening the Chas. Watson auto slid into a ditch while attempting to pass the T. D. Guerin car on a narrow road by the William Lobdell residence. Fred Lafferty aided with his truck to remove the vehicle. no injuries reported to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Watson and Dan Floyd who were returning from a visit at the Daniel Rodgers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Watson
T. D. Guerin
William Lobdell
Norway
Fred Lafferty
Chas
Watson
Dan Floyd
Daniel Rodgers
Saluda Epworth League Convention Drives Basket Social
A stated plan describes a cooked food sale as a solution to the Ep worth League convention at Klamath with a basket social to be held soon and open invitations to all.
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Klamath
Methodists To Meet In Roseburg January 31
A Roseburg meeting for ministers laymen and others interested will be held next Thursday January 31. The afternoon and evening will feature entertainment with speakers including Dr Mills of San Francisco editor of the Pacific Christian Advocate Earl Titus Lowe Bishop of the Portland area and Dr Bruce Bayter president of Willamette University. Attendees should notify Rev R C Young.
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Roseburg
Dr Mills
San Francisco
Pacific Christian Advocate
Earl Titus Lowe
Portland
Bruce Bayter
Willamette University
R. C Young
Annual Meeting of the C of C Tuesday at Praebyterian church
The annual meeting of the C of C is set for Tuesday January 23 at the Praebyterian church. The program includes a dinger, entertainment, and the annual report from the secretary. Tickets are required for entry and must be presented at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praebyterian
Janer
Ooer
Ucsket
Morrison lodging camp resumes work on Eckley mountain
The M. J. Morrison lodging camp resumes work on Eckley mountain on Wednesday. The camp had paused operations after recent heavy snow caused a temporary halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Morrison
Eckley Mountain
Verona
Ayott
Fountain Opens New Local Business
Mrs Lund Balle and Helen opened a fountain with plans for the new business. Lund will continue to work as a clerk at a nearby local grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund Balle
Helen
Lund Wil
President's Ball Committees Meet in Myrtle Point
Elton Schroeder general chairman calls meeting of all President's ball committees. The gathering convenes tonight at 7 o clock in Myrtle Point to coordinate efforts for a county premier ball event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Schroeder
EvsCieiy Onra Asmuitse
Myrtle Point
New Owner Plans Remodeling at Myrtle Point Auto Park
Mrs. Margaret B E Hare has acquired the Myrtle Point Auto Park from Wilford Hunt and will lead a remodeling program. She brings experience in tourism and catering and aims to install electric lighting and signage while upgrading cabins and offices. Her brother Bert Robinet is assisting with improvements.
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Tolley
Ter
Margaret BE. Hare
Here Ha
Wilford Hunt
Hare
Cn Ateri
Darter
Portland
Metropolis
Saladie
Newcastle
Wyoming
Myrtle Point
Lora Yon
Mia Hare
Bert Robinett
Journey Across the Blue Mountains To The Dalles Describes Hardship
The narrator recalls nearly running out of provisions in the Grande Ronde valley and delaying crossing the Blue mountains. They slaughtered a two year old heifer from Iowa to eat on the trek and struggled to reach The Dalles and then Foster’s with a ill woman aboard. They faced river crossings, near starvation, and cold nights seeking shelter and food while continuing toward safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grande Ronde Valley
Blue Mountains
Iowa
Dalles
Cascade Mountains
Laurelhill
Fosters
Green River
Sandy
USC Frat Pledge Ferris McRay Named Sigma Phi Sigma
USC pledge Ferris McRay son of Mr and Mrs G L McRay of this city has joined the Sigma Phi Sigma fraternity on the campus he is a junior in mechanical engineering The Barometer reports the honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris McRay
G. L. McRay
Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity
McRay
Pledge Named at Kappa Sigma Fraternity
A freshman pledges to Kappa Sigma, confirming membership intentions amid campus activities.
Seek SERA Funds To Lay Water Pipe
A resolution seeks SERA funds to lay water pipe and repair cement on the north side of First Street with an effective date in 30 days. Licenses to operate card rooms were issued to Dick Arnold W D King and C Osborne according to the recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Arnold
W. D
King
Osborne
Judge Acts To Tow Save Tax County Bonds
County bonds drifted below par as the state seeks to pass a law allowing overtaxed airfols to settle. The judge orders action to stabilize finances while efforts to avert default continue amid reform moves.
Myrtle Lointer Suicide Report With Sparse Details
The article reports Myrtle Lointer andWilliam Mullen, 30, of Rap pit, dying in separate notes. Details are fragmented with uncertain locations and times. The text mentions a death at a hospital and a possible prior visit near a mill but specifics remain unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mellon Institute
Alcton Institute of Industrial Research
University of Pittsburgh
Oregon Dairymen
Wisconsin Cooperative Cheese Producers Association
George H. Fullenwider
Carlton
Ungus Growth
Presbyterian Aid
Salu
C of C
Auto Park
Daniel Giles
Benk
Tal, le Ft T
R. J. Cochran
Hebraske
USC
K. S. Pledge
Kappa Sigma
SERA
Bobere
Pratt
Ste
Wien
Myrtle Lointer
Wiliam Mullen
Rappit
Mullen
Johneon
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