WarrantCancelling and Property Sale in Marshfield County Court
Warrant cancellations ordered by the county court threaten redaction if not answered within days. Real estate parcels in Schatter addition to Marshfield, previously foreclosed for delinquent taxes, will be offered for sale by the sheriff to Laura Barkdoll at 640 dollars per lot per county court order. Adaline Fisher of Bandon granted a 26 dollar monthly dependent mothers allowance by county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schatter
Marshfield
Laura Barkdoll
Adaline Fisher
Bandon
Judge Latourette to head Coos County circuit court
Judge Latourette formerly of Oregon City is appointed by Chief Justice Rand to succeed Judge T J Brand as circuit judge. Brand will take Latourette's post in Oregon City. July 2 set as motion day in county courts with Home Mortgage versus Silks Spruce Pulp and Paper among cases. Court opens Monday with Latourette presiding in Coos County. Pettit jury panel reconvenes and several cases listed for 10 am, including executors Sherwood and Rooney estates and bank suits. Additional notes cover prior hung Clyde Goodman case, Isom Weekly proceeding, and local arrests Williams Fox Henderson with bail details and family residences in Coos River area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latourette
Oregon City
J L. Rand
T J Brand
Brand
Home Mortgage Company
Silks Spruce Pulp and Paper Company
Coos County
Pettit
Cynthia Sherwood
A J Sherwood
Robert Dallar Company
Coos Bay National Bank of
Marshfield
Edna A Walters
R H Walters
Anna M. Rooney
Charles Webb
Eva L. Watson
Jamel Watson
Clyde Goodman
Isom
Dennis Patrick Williams
Gaslord
Leslie Fox
Fox
Herbert Henderson
North Bend
Coos River
Local couples wed in courthouse and homes across towns
A series of marriage notices lists Archie Trott and Vergey Matheny wed by Judge Thompson at the courthouse, Lou Eagan and Mabel Crawford tying the knot in North Bend, Bertha Eggens and Carl Omevad married with Attendants, Charles Martin and Hazel Havens uniting at Frank Vitale home, Frank H Bryan and Ann Storgard granted license, Belmont E Jones and Norma Thomas wed at courthouse, Roy Detlefsen and Frances Eggleston obtaining licenses, and Neil Jenkins with Ethel LeGore licensed to wed, plus applications by Fred Selick and Leah Thorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Trott
Vergey Matheny
Court House
Thompson Margaret
Arthur Trott
Lou Eagan
Mabel Crawford
North Bend
D F Thompson
Bertha Eggens
Carl Omevad
Charles Martin
Hazel Havens
Marshfield
Frank Vitale
M. White
Gust Marne
Frank H Bryan
Etna
California
Ann Storgard
Belmont E. Jones
Norma Thomas
Powers
Thompson
Alta Rogers
Alice Thomas
Roy Detlefsen
Frances Eggleston
Coquille
Neil Jenkins
Ethel LeGore
Bandon
Fred Selick
Leah Thorn
Hearing on adoption of Mary Ann Mancel scheduled
The court set a hearing for August 8 at 10 a 11 regarding the tech application at Al dred Lo and Alice B Rose to adopt Mary Ann Mancel 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldred Lo
Alice B Rose
Mary Ann Mancel
Local Hospital Briefs: Multiple Injuries and Surgeries
Frank Harnish of Gravelford recovered at home after gallstone surgery. Chalmer Harrelson of Dexter had emergency appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Betty Riddle of Powers injured her right thumb when a heavy object fell. fracture reduced at hospital. William J Priest broke his ankle at Remote sawmill and was treated there. Robert Weekly of Bridge underwent appendectomy and is convalescing. Joan Dow sustained back injury in auto crash on Fairview road. Jennings Perry at Remote saw mill suffered an axe cut to left ankle. Edgemont J. Bullivan and others noted in minor abdominal operations and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harnish
Gravelford
Chalmer Harrelson
Dexter
Missouri
CCC
China Flat
Betty Riddle
R. L. Riddle
Powers
William J Priest
James Robertson
Robert Weekly
Smith
Bridge
Joan Dow
Fair Saw
Jennings Perry
Remote
J. Bullivan
Gandy Creek
Akneeos Hughes
Johnson
Bhowing
Local Injuries Reported After Falls and Accidents
Roy Whobrey sustains a rib injury after a fall from a leg he was working near an overhead rope. Frank Culver of Bridge breaks a leg when thrown from a horse. Mrs. Rodney Davenport undergoes a major abdominal operation and is reported to be rallying. Mary Lou Wyland suffers a dislocated shoulder after being lifted by children. Mrs. Willie Watson of North Fork seeks medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Whobrey
Mao
Sosamy
Owl Frank Culver
Bridge
Rodney Davenport
Mary Lou Wyland
Ray Wyland
Powers
Willie A Watson
North ‘Fork
Visitors Pack Myrtle Point With Notables And Tours
Regular monthly visitors fill the Myrtle Point scene. Dr H W Hermann from Myrtle Creek, inventor prospects, touring guests from Portland and Seattle, CCC officers, and travelers via coast routes stay at the Myrtle hotel. Notable guests include Charles E Fox of Langlois promoting a mowing machine, Nathan Zusman of Portland, Frank Ross of Roseburg, and Captains Meyer and Skerry escorting CCC lads. Local registrants alongside road tourists reflect a bustling transit hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W Hermann
Myrtle Creek
Charles E Fox
Langlois
Myrtle Hotel
P J Lund
James McCauley
Seattle
Los Angeles
Myrtle Point
Portland
Ceb Skov
Evelyn Skov
Rose City
Myrtle
Columbia Highway
Jack L. Meyer
H. A Skerry
CCC
Camp Tyee
Roseburg
Nathan Zusman
S Dirrett
Southern Pacific
Myrle Hotel
Bonniwell
Berkeley
California
Henry Schroeder
S. C Mitchell
Eugene
Frank Ross
H J Jones
Marshfield
N L Alford
Creswen
Dewe
Powers
L C Runson
Tacoma Washington
Veatch and Carrick Obituaries Highlight Myrtle Point Losses
The Myrtle Point community mourns the deaths of rarane T. Veatch a long time resident and Delilah Veatch's husband with funeral services at Schroeder Funeral Home and burial in Cottage Grove. Also remembered is Clarence Carrick a Myrtle Point High School graduate who died in Amity after a sequence of heart attacks. Surviving relatives include children grandchildren and siblings across Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Veatch
South
Myrtle Point
Rarane T. Veatch
Xacy
W' Temie
Iscayetta
Kezlah Stout Veatch
Golererove
William Oglesby
Oglesby
Cottage Grove
Mae
Schroeder
Rev. W. Fienner
Ed Jones
Cat Gant
Floyd Reed
Edgar Williams
William Higgine
John Veatch
Clarence Carrick
Amity
Carrick
Myrtle Point Union High School
Presbyterian Church
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canova
United States
Albany
C. A Bilow
Moran
Dunham
Young Carrick
Albany College
Linfield College
McMinnville
Miudle Point
A Grant Carrick
Proclamation on Forest Area Restrictions in Oregon 1933
Governor Julius L. Meter proclaims areas within Oregon National Forests excluding Sluslaw and adjacent timber lands subject to use limits. Prohibits smoking except on highways, requires permits for camp fires, and mandates extinguishing tools. Effective July 1 to September 30, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Sluslaw National Forest
Siskiyou National Forest
Julius L. Meter
Salem
Julius L Meter
Mott Offers Agriculture Year Books to Interested Readers
Mott announces a limited supply of the agriculture year books and will mail copies to anyone requesting one while the supply lasts. The book provides information valuable to farmers and students of agriculture with reports on livestock wheat hops fruits vegetables and other farm commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Mott
Mott
Hospital Operations Report From Local Clinic
J H Hawkins of Bridge underwent a major abdominal operation this morning and is recovering well. Harold Neal, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Pete Neal of Fairview, had a double hernia operation on Wednesday morning. Mrs HOF Cadman of Cogville had a toxic goiter operation. Mr Harry Aber of Coquille, who had been receiving treatment, was dismissed Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H. Hawkins
Bridge
Harold Neal
Pete Neal
Fairview
Hof «Cadman
Cogille
Harry Aber
Coquille
Births Herald New Arrivals Donns Louie and More
Dr and Mrs R Harrison Mast welcome a baby girl named Donns Louie born Saturday evening weighing six and a half pounds. Ms Wilfred Laird reports a boy eight and a half pounds born Saturday, the second son in the family. Twins arrived early Wednesday in Gaylord, a boy five and a half pounds and a girl five pounds, with the mother proud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Harrison Mast
Little Miss
Donns Louie
Babe
Wilfred Laird
Gaylord
Unclear Names Reported in Fragment
Fragmentary note lists a mother and child with unclear names and a reference to a hospital birth. The text is garbled, making precise details impossible.
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Delug MLV
Wi Hon Akon
Salas the Une Rebbind Breihern
New Phone Changes Listed for Two Week Period
A list of recent telephone number changes and affected lines is shown. Names include John Grant at Gaylord and Perry Roper on Sixth Street along with entries for Sixth Street Nixon Bridge Spruce Street and Fourth Street Eltsi. The notes reference codes such as 15-R-13 168-6 16¢-J 64-M 8 67-R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Nixon
Bridge
John Grant
Gaylord
Jack and Jill
Spruce Street
Perry Roper
M. H
Eltis
Fourth Street
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Circuit Bench
Elsie Molter
M V Moller
W. A. Wellman
Notary
M_ Bones
Ary Elizabeth Yates
A E Yates
Mary Elizabeth
Klamath Falls
Burns
Sumner
Yates
Clarence
TNHSR
T .S
Knife Hospital
Jack & Jill
Forrest Barber Shop
Shop of Prompt Service
Pegasus
Flying Horor
General Petroleum Corporation OF California
Bocony - Vacuum Company
A. Nutehlesn
B. K. Werner
Bay
Underwood
Donnelly St
Skfield
Ore
A. Witting Ie
Pecs
Hans
Hamm
House of Plenty
Federal Coldpack Canner
H. G. Volkmar Hardware
Dean’s Cash Grocery
Henry A. Schroeder
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