Whitaker Dies Suddenly In Marshfield Hospital
J S Whitaker prominent in Coos county logging dies from complications after a broken leg. Funeral plans delayed awaiting word from daughter Helen in China. Survived by widow Belle, son James Eugene in Portland, and a Presbyterian missionary daughter. Burial arrangements to be handled by Schroeder funeral home with Rev Chase Hulet to officiate.
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Myrtle Point
J 8 Whitaker
Wesly
Marshfield
Mr. Whitaker
Mrs. Whitaker
W E Lewellen
Norway
Lewellen
Coquile
James Lewellen
Henry A Schroeder
Schroeder
James E
Portland Yeater- Day
China
Chase Hiulet
Presbyterian Church of
Whitaker
J. OC. Templeton
James Silverthorn Whitaker
Spencer County
Indiana
Belle Marckhart
Chnsaney Indiana
Western Lumber Manufacturing
Jameen Eugene
Tne Hospital
Portland
Helen Eleenor
Shanghai
Eastern Star
Mrs Mark Young obituary from Coos county aged 60s
Loretta A Waterman born January 18 1865 in Webster county Iowa married Mark M Young June 7 1896 in Dora Oregon. The couple lived in Coon county then Seattle before returning to Coos county where Mrs Young died at her home while caring for her ailing husband. She was a Presbyterian and member of the Coquille chapter.
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Mark Young
Frank Young
Young
Arago
Mrs. Young
Loretta A. Waterman
Webster County
Iowa
Dora
Oregon
Mark M. Young
Coon County
Seattle
Washington
Alove
Elk With Horns Roaming Pleasant Valley Area
Two bull elk sighted near Myrtle Point in Pleasant Valley for two years have grown horns and appeared frequently again recently. They were seen on the North Fork near Myrtle Point about a year ago, then vanished for months before reappearing near Arago with dairy herds.
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Pleasant Valley
Myrtle Point
North Fork
Arago
New Chevrolets Sold by SouthWestern Motor Co
The SouthWestern Motor Co reports sales of Chevrolets to A Landeau to Mr Holtz at Powers coach to E A Dodge coach to A Christensen coach to R Redell roadster to Bid Ingram sedan to Fred LaBranche.
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SouthWestern Motor Co
Landeau
Mr Holtz
Powers
E A. Dodge
A Christensen
R. Redell
Ingram
Fred LaBranche
Roadwork Starts on Cooper Bridge to Lusk Bridge Link
Construction began on the new Cooper Bridge Road segment spanning the North Fork between the Cooper and Lusk bridges on the east bank. The project aims to improve crossing access along the river corridor.
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Cooper and
Lusk
North Fork
Myrtle Point Chautauqua Fans Pack Front Row Seats
Mr and Mrs Swan long time Chautauqua supporters in Myrtle Point travel to every season. They pitch a tent in the auto park and attend each program. E C Barker reserves two seats for the couple, ensuring their usual front row locations even when late arrivals reduce available seating.
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Myrtle Point
Mrs. Swan
Arago
McKinley
Nora
Port Orford Plans Exhibit Booth at Myrtle Point Fair
Curry County will provide financial support to the Coos and Curry county fair with Port Orford featuring a community booth in Myrtle Point in September 1922. Myrtle Point leaders attended a Port Orford meeting after a plentiful community feed, arranged by Port Orford chamber of commerce, to discuss the fair's setup.
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Curry County
Coos
Port Orford
Myrtle Point
County Fair Board
Port
Marshfield Baseball Accused of Flat Bats in Sunday Game
An allegation circulated in Myrtle Point claimed Marshfield used flat bats in the Sunday game, with reports noting a chipped bat on one end but Myrtle Point dismissing it as inconsequential. The tale linked the flat bats to a lopsided 18 to 2 Marshfield win.
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Marshfield
Ren Sous
Myrtle Point
Chautauqua
Evry
Obituary for Local Resident from Dora Chapel Service
Eastern Star services were held today at two o'clock in Dora chapel for a well known neighbor. Rev C C Hulet led the service with help from the Eastern Star chapters of Coquille and Bandon. Interment followed at Dora. Survived by husband three stepsons Ruth Kelly former daughter who died April 1 and four grandchildren and a son in law Kits Kelty from Myrtle Point Olympia and North Bend respectively.
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Dora Chapel
C. C. Hulet
Eastern Star
Coquille
Bandon
Dora
Frank
Myrtle Point
Lloyd
Olympia
Fred
North Bend
Ruth Kelly
Baby Clinic urged for preschoolers before school start
Mothers of children of preschool age are urged to bring their kids to a baby clinic next Thursday July 19. The event aims to detect and correct any defects so children are ready to start school in the fall.
Woman's Club Meeting Reports From State Convention
Members and friends are reminded of the next Monday afternoon meeting at City Hall. Delegates Mrs Elmer Russell and Mrs Clarence Schroeder will present reports from the state convention held in Klamath Park.
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The
Woman’s Club
City Hall
Elmer Russell
Clarence Schroeder
Klamath Parle
Local harness shop closes after partner’s death
Mr Long who opened a harness shop and bicycle repair in the Adams building corner Fifth and Maple street a few weeks ago closed the place Saturday and moved back to Roseburg due to the death of his partner there.
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Mr Long
Adams Building
Fifth and
Maple Street
Roseburg
Woman's Protective Association forms countywide group
The Woman's Protective Association met at the Methodist church in Myrtle Point with strong countywide interest. The group, still in its infancy, aims to foster law and justice and plans to enlist towns across Coos County to form the Woman's Protective Association of Coos County.
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Woman's Protective Association
Methodist
Myrtle
Woman's Protective Aseim
Coos County
Taxes on Timber to Be Probed in Oregon
Professor Feed R Fairchief of Yale and eight assistants arrive in Oregon July 14 to begin an investigation under the Clarke McNary reforestation act. The two year northwest study aims to data on timber land taxation and may yield a general state reforestation tax plan.
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Salem
Feed R Fairchief
Yale
Oregon
Clarke McNary
Northwest
Fairchild
Portland
Bairchaird
Unis
Pacific Northwest
Federa Forest Service
State Department of Forestry Bort and Welle
Tthe
Myrtle Point Chautauqua praised as best yet
A Myrtle Point Chautauqua finishes with strong attendance and praise for balanced programs. Helen Ramsey led the drive to reduce costs from 1600 to 1400, seeking five guarantors to preserve next year's event. The writer urges local business leaders to become guarantors to sustain the popular, wholesome performances and community engagement.
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Myrth Point
Helen Ramsey
Miss Ramsay
Sixes Prospect Rich in Gold and Silver
Frank Davis and Harry Cook report assayer returns from ore at a Sixes River prospect in Curry County. The project spans three claims with a 14 inch ledge at 40 feet, a tunnel depth of 35 feet, and 800 feet of treed ledge. plans include ten additional claims and winter work.
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Frank Davis
Harry Cook
Sixes River
Curry County
Road work advances on Myville corridor project
Road construction along the Myville corridor shows good progress toward widening the route to Calvert. The section from Myville Point toward the western approach gains capacity to handle peak water flow periods, easing feeding periods and improving highway reliability.
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Myvile Bolat
Valesd
Calvert
Myvile Point
Grange Meeting Set for Next Tuesday at Gravel Ford
Myrtle Grange announces its next meeting for next Tuesday evening at Gravel Ford. The Home Zoonemics committee will lead the program, and all members are urged to be present.
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Myrtle Grange
Gravel Ford
Lecturer warns on crime and youth in America
Frank C. Travers of Des Moines Iowa spoke at the Myrtle Point Chautauqua, arguing crime costs exceed all school, hospital, and church funding and noting high youth participation in crime. He urged swift punishment, praised Boy Scouts, and urged adults to guide boys toward honesty and usefulness.
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America
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Europe
Frank C. Travers
Des Melee
Towa
Myrtle Point Chautauqua
Travers
Traver
B. J
Boy Scouts
Mr Travers
Ben
Travers H
Bus service to connect Roseburg to coast cities starts July
The Herald reports a new district bus and motor coach schedule beginning July 20 linking Roseburg, Marshfield, Powers, and Myrtle Point with Beerville and Grants Pass. It aims to improve freight and passenger movements to Portland and Columbia River points via Coos Bay and the Southern Pacific network.
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Her
Inet
Isene
the Herald
Bua
Roseburg
Marshfield
Powers
Bee
Marshfeld
Receberg
Myrtle Peint
Beerbury
Fternesa
Myrtle Point
Southern Pacific
Grants Pass
Crescent City
Rudwood Highway
Eureka
Herald
Coos Bay
Portland
Columbia River
Wade Family Reunion in Marshfield After 16 Years
The Wade family held a reunion in Marshfield yesterday, their first in 16 years, with members from Portland Myrtle Point and Santa Cruz California. Attendees included Arthur Wade and family, A W Bigelow and family, Raymond Fisher and family, T R Falconer and family, Ruth Wade Kenneth Wade and Donald Wade. The gathering featured a family dinner in the afternoon. The Wade clan has lived in Oregon 21 years largely in Marshfield, with some years in Myrtle Point. The Bigelow and Falconer families traveled from Myrtle Point and Portland respectively. Fisher family returns to Santa Cruz Wednesday.
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Marshfield
Wade
Portland
Myrtle Point
Santa Cruz
Calif
Arthur Wade
A. W. Bigelow
Raymond Fisher
T. R. Falconer
Ruth Wade
Kenneth Wade
Donald Wade
Oregon
Marshfiel
Bigelow
Taffy Pull Brings Town Youth to M E Church Party
Town youth and community members are invited to a candy pull party in the basement of the M E Church. The event aims to foster neighborly cheer and provide a wholesome social gathering for attendees.
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M. E
Ee Ee ‘Thia
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Jas. Whitaker
Bea
Land and Daughter
Mr Whitaker
Hfe
Iags
Mrs
Cooper Bridge Road
Im City Hall
Rad Hoga
Lindbergh
Will and Windom
Ier
Chautauque
God
Mento
Cara
SIXES
Aicom
Plank
Petuia
Mister Doff
Roseburg, Powers
Coos Bay Terminals
Betleg Preight Service
Taffy
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