Court House Grants Right-Of-Way And Network Of Local Actions
The county court grants AicKenna Lumber one year right-of-way across section 2 at South c cost $14 Establish road plats for Chaney Crossing and North Fork Coopers Bridge roads. Mra John Nadine of Roseburg receives $30 monthly indigent soldiers aid. Taxes: Federal Land Bank Spokane property relief due to late check. Sentences: Hutchinson 90 days for bogus checks with good behavior. Gilbert Bogard 30 days plus $10 monthly. Willard Norris 60 days with $20 immediate and $10 monthly thereafter. Walter Hughes contempt dismissed after settlement. Frank Sachet ordered $30 monthly state compensation. Divorces granted for Lee O Gilmore and Abbie A Huntley. Mary E Lockwood divorce from Fred M Lockwood. On the docket: Evans Products Co. v Coquille Log & Lumber Co. trial set. Richfield Oil v Park judgment for $2342 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AicKenna Lumber Company
South c
John Nadine
Roseburg
Soldiers and Sailors
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Hutchinson
Jai
Jasinia M Bogard
Gilbert Bogard
Willard Norris
Dora Norris
Walter Hughes
Marlon H Hughes
Frank Sechet
Ellen Sachet
Willard F Boyd
Deocrees
Lee O
Nina M Gilmore
Abbie A
Hair H Huntley
Mary E Lockwood
Fred M Lockwood
Evans Products Company
Coquille Log and Lumber Company
Richfield Oil Corporation
Foy R Park
Homemakers Fleet Officers For Year
Two out of state cars collided on the Myrtle Point Roseburg highway about four miles east of Remute Glen. Drivers Jamison of Colorado and Deva of California were in the crash. One car veered and crossed the yellow line to avoid the other, but the rear of that car was struck by the oncoming vehicle. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Roseburg
Remute
Glen Jamison
Coaloado
Baringa
Colo
Carl Deva
Iifornia
City Arrests Include Fines For No Clearance And Drunkness
CEB Hensley was stopped Saturday for lacking clearance rights and fined $3 plus costs. Dr. Daubenspeck received $3 fine and costs Saturday for no operator license in his possession. Barker was arraigned Wednesday on a drunkenness charge and fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceb Hensley
Dr. Daubenspeck
Barker
Governor Closes Coos County Forest Areas Over Fire Hazard
Governor Charlies H Martin proclaims a closure of forest areas in Coos County due to high fire risk from logging debris and humid conditions. Areas include Coos Bay Lumber Company operations and Johnson Mountain region near Curry County. Permits allow limited entry with strict fire safety rules until December 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies H Martin
Coos Bay
Curry County
Johnson Mountain
Powers Range
Ookout
Bolivar
Mine Operators Sign Agreement On Muddy Water Control
Hydraulic miners along the Rogue river drainage sign a closing down pact from July 1 to November 1 to stop piping muddy water into streams. The deal, aimed at appeasing fishing and recreation interests, follows an injunction suit by Curry County in 1937 and excludes dredge operations. About 35 operators have signed, with near total cooperation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogue River
Curry County
Operaton
Lower River
Coope Otion
Hennessey to Perform at VFW Hall Saturday Night
Pat Hennessey and his band will play for a dance at the VFW hall Saturday evening. Hennessey has performed there for the past two Saturdays and patrons have enjoyed the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Henneases
Wll
VFW Hall
Hennessey
Ho!l
Thare
Local Society Events Highlight Community Gatherings
Ninety and Nine members met at the Church of Christ for a birthday dinner after a Wednesday session. Ed Allen hosted a turkey dinner with several guests including the Osborne and Allen families. Church services outdoors in Norway featured a basket dinner for about 75. The Octagon club reviewed Free Land by Rose Walder Lane and hosted husbands at a potluck. Floyd Beal celebrated his fourth wedding anniversary with friends. Methodist Ladies planned a bake sale for July 30 at the City Meat Market after their meeting at Mrs John Arnold’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Hattie Hatcher
Rebecca Adams
McCloskey Grove
Norway
Mra Floyd
Mrs Berry
Adies
John Arnold
Local Happenings in Myrtle Point and Surrounding Towns
Local notes list visits and trips by residents of Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Several families from Marshfield, Port Orford, Salem and Tacoma traveled to see relatives and enjoy weekends at beaches, rivers, and homes.
County Homemaker Officers Elected at July Meeting
At the county committee session July 13 in Corvallis officers were elected: chairman Mrs Lela McCue vice chairman Mrs Jeasie Ingram secretary treasurer Mrs Esthér Deadmond and project leaders include Mrs Mary Bones Mrs Everett Messerie Grace Rackieff Jesse Ingram and Gertrude D Boer. A homemaker camp is planned at Lake Cleonox August 2 to 7 with final registration July 38. All women are urged to register soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sager
Corvallis
Lela McCue
Jeasie Ingram
Esthér Deadmond
Mesdames Mary
Lake Cleonox
Bowling Alley Closes as Manager Relocates to Coast
Edward Rustvold former proprietor of the Myrtle Point Bowling Alley moved his family to the Driftwood Inn on the Coast highway north of North Bend and now operates the inn with his wife. Bills Osborne said the alley would stay closed for about a week and then he would run it himself or sell it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Rustvold
Myrtle Point
Driftwood Inn
Coast Highway
North Bend
Rustvold
Bills Osborne
Herald Reporter
Property Transfers and Easements in Oregon Areas
A series of land transactions and rights of way across multiple Oregon locales including Myrtle Point Coquille Coquille River area and nearby towns. Transfers cover sections 11 15 24 30 35 36 with buyers such as Inez A Lusk Minnie Co Lusk Earth Sam Harris Gretchen King W Duld and Chase Schruune, plus easements for pipe lines near Cooper Bridge and along Elk Creek. Prices and precise parcels vary, with filings referencing Border and Bendw Extension and various additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. L. Jennings
E. Beckwith
H McNamee
Jonhnson Creek
Poverty Guch
Powess
John Lusk
Inez A
Lusk
Minnie Co. Lusk and
Earth
Sam Harris
Gretchen King
Secton 11
Crusper Bridge
Wea
Kenster Creek
Geo Mullen
Pipe Realty
Cooper Bridge
Jess Craon
Jok
Bridge
Broadbent
Mary L. Wise
H. A Wise
Ella Black
Coquille
J Leroy Starr
J W
Lou Starr
Leroy Starr
Joseph W
Cora Leggett
Omar Sell Gilbert
Frank Gulber
Edward T Leggett
Charlie H. Leggett
Smith
Myrtle Print
Forty Kennels At Fair For Mutts
Forty kennels at the county fair house mutts and some pureblood dogs while the show is a social exhibit. Dr J W Harrison will oversee the event as dogs enter to show off their favorite pooches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Harrison
Warner Bros Bar Ads On Screen Of Theaters
Joseph Bernhard of the Warner Brothers circuit says films sponsored by the company will not feature in theater programs if a newspaper ad policy is phased in He notes the public place for paid advertising is the paper and that ads will replace short features, affecting patronage as audiences accept longer advertising blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Bros
Ersady
Warner Brothers
Joseph Bernhard
Atinger
Bernhard
Avay
Marriage Licenses Report From Coos County
John Anderson and Durthsof Cox of Lakeside married July 9 by Rev Howard Gravbes at the Coquille home. Alfred H Freemar and a partner of Bandon wed July 10 by W oHOM at the home of the justice in Coos City. Iva N Jacobson of Lakeside, Thomas of North Hoe wed July 12 by Rey He 4 Graybeal at the Methodist church. Joseph R Miller of Meridian and Alma Messick of Colusut married Friday by Rex H R Craybeal at the home of the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Durthsof Cox
Howard Gravbes
Coquille
Alfred H Freemar
I H
Bandon
W Ohom
Justice Coast
Iva N Jacobson
Akes
Jovee
Bo Thomas
North Hoe
Joseph R Miller
Meridian
Alma Messick
Colusut
Rex H R Craybeal
Mir
Residence Change Saturday Vern Borklow Moves to Rollenhough House
Vern Borklow moved Saturday to the Rollenhough house in the north southeastern part of town. The relocation relocates him within local residential area, details indicate a domestic occupancy change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Borklow
Rollenhough
Preschool Clinic Tuesday July 26
A pre school clinic led by Dr C O Cavite and Mra Ethel I Her at Coquille county health department partir Tuesday July 20 at 1320 PM at the Junior High School. Junior Woman's Club members assist. Children aged four to six entering grade school this fall urged to attend to help Floyd Summers plan the fall term. Children who are six by Oct 1 are eligible to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C O Cavite
Ethel I
Coquille County
Junior Woman's Club
Floyd Summers
Former MP Girl Wed In Roseburg Sunday July 17
Former Myrtle Point resident M s Jeune DeCuman Rissberger married Mor W Mstis at St Josephs Catholic Church Roseburg in a Sunday ceremony. Father Edmona spoke as bridesmaids and guests from Grants Pass Palompa Yorcolia and Myrtle Point attended. The bride, formerly of Myrtle Point, wore a grey dress, and a four tier wedding cake was cut at the reception at Clarence Barretts home for 32 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl
Roseburg
M.s Jeune DeCuman Rissberger
John Rissberger
Kiyrtie Point
Mor W Mstis
F* Josephs Catholic Church
Edmona
John Russberger
M. Bor
Hubert Missberger Brathe
Ite
Ty de Worthcoming
Clarence Barrett
Clarence Bartlett
MPHS
Cabin A
Gould
Bert Gould
Brewster Valley
Myrtle Point
Cecil Barker
Spokane, Wash
E C Barker
Edgar Richard
Rosemary
Roberta
Pedestrian Struck by Car Near Bridge
Fred Campher, pedestrian between Myrtle Point and Bridge, was struck by a car driven by Norman Chappel around 9 30 am Thursday. Campher was walking along the left side when the vehicles met. he sustained slight bruises and was taken to Mast hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Campher
Myrtle Point
Bridge
Norman Chappell
Campher
Thehappel
Aguether Comng
Mast Hospital
Local Man Owner Of $50,000 Claim
Ro M Harris an owner of a meteorite claim in this section is linked to rumors of a telegram offering him 50 000 dollars Harrington reportedly received the message by mistake Harrison declined to say much beyond hoping for a larger sum for his find and noted the telegram’s origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro M .Bob? Harrisan
Harrison
D.arge
Harrington
Probate filings reveal Reiher estate and adoptions in process
Leonard and Hugo Reiher execute the Mary Herman Reiher will with probate admitted July 14. Appraisers Algile Hanson Arthur Nelson and Chase McCullouch value the estate at 3500 real and 800 personal. Heirs include ten McClellan siblings. Donna Louise Whitett adoption papers filed by George and Eleanor McClellan. Mary Joann Cosner adoption petition by Thomas and Hazel Benham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Whisett
Harold and
Glenns Whitsett
Gold
Beach
Thomas H
Hazel Benham
Yaiuven
Mary Joann Cosner
Irene Bessie Cosner
Marshfield
Council Sponsors PWA Project For Street Repairs
At the bi monthly council meeting presided by Mayor E Carker an ordinance to grade Border Bender and Fairview streets was approved. The council also passed a resolution to sponsor a WPA project to build concrete sidewalks and curbs where property owners desire them. Authorization for Lids allowed ordering 252% feet of gum treated base and pipe for a water main from near the pumping plant to the spring. Councilmen present were Sam Breuer D N McNair T G Sumerlin and Marlin Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Carker
Visiting and returning residents share news and travel
Palo Alto guest Edith Bynon visits two weeks with Miss Martha Huling. Mrs Mary Thompson and Mrs Ethel Rogg return from Eugene after funeral. Mrs Mainard Bond leaves for Bandon. Mrs Dre Willoughby and Max Dean of Watsonville and Mrs M B Pressey of Coalinga visit Warren Deyoe’s relatives in town. Several locals host or visit at the Rover and Lange homes while others travel to Tecoma, Portland, and San Francisco. Religious leaders tour bay district and approve church construction in Bandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Bynon
Palo Alto Calif
Martha Huling
Mary Thompson
Ethel Rogg
Eugene
L. E Thompson
Elmira
Dre Willoughby
Max Dean
Watsonville Calif
M B Pressey
Coalinga Calif
Warren Deyoe
Deyoe
Coos County Caravan Plans Completed for Sunday July 24
Final arrangements are made for the Coos county caravan traveling Sunday July 24 with trips along the Rogue River from Gold Beach to Agnes, organized by the Myrtle and Chamber of Commerce. Low rates aided by Ray 4, a lunch at 50 cents, and coordination with Powers coach and Gold Beach boat landings to ensure timely departure. County judges from Southern Oregon join the caravan for an annual Gold Beach meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Cara
Aytty Curry County
Myrtle Ant Chamber of Commerce
Ray 4
Rogue Motor Heat Service
Larry Lucas
Rogue River
Gold Beach
Agnesa
Secretary of Chamber
Commerce
Els
Agnes
Souther Oregon
Agness
Postmaster Permanently Appointed for Broadbent Office
July 12 notice confirms W E Newbury of Broadbent is named postmaster on a permanent basis after serving since April 1 on a temporary permit. Postmaster General James A Farley sent the formal appointment letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Newbury
Broadbent
James A. Farley
Newbury
District Brethren Conference to Meet at Camp Myrtlewood
The Church of The Brethren district conference gathers at Camp Myrtlewood three miles south of Bridge on Rock Creek from July 26 to 31. Opening Monday night July 25 features a large home and glowing fire for informal fellowship. Out of state leaders include Amsey Bollinger and D A C LaFollette with Rev Jay W Eller guiding sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Camp Myrtlewood
Bridge On Rock Creek
Churches of the Brethren
Oregon
Stanley Keller
Newberg
Amsey Bollinger
India
D A. C LaFollette
LaVerne College
Calif
Jay W Eller
Wenatchee
Wash
Jay Eller
Cooked Food Sale by Methodist Ladies Aid Saturday
The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold a cooked food sale on Saturday July 30 at 10:30 am at the City Meat Market. They offer a variety of prepared dishes for community members to purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Miss Helen Whitaker Sails Home From China on Furlough
Mrs Bele Whitaker learns her daughter Miss Helen Whitaker, a teacher in Chang Cha, China, arrives on the Empress of Russia at Victoria July 26. Seattle friends will meet her, then bring her to Portland for a family reunion on July 28. The yearlong furlough follows years in China, with a large International train trip from Chang Cha to Canton among 250 travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bele Whitaker
Helen Whitaker
Chang Cha
China
Victoria
Seattle
Portland
Mrs Whitaker
J E Whitaker
Sernex
Miss Whitaker
Canton
Wool Show Awards Highlight Coos County Fair
Winners from the Coos County fair included Ruth Dees of Bandon and Jack Wilson of Bandon taking first in medium and coarse wool classes respectively for the Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers in Portland. Other honors went to Smith Bros. of Bandon for best buck, Elwood Young of Gaylord for best market lamb in 4-H, and multiple exhibitors from Besden Gaylord Myrtle Point and Coquille for market lamb pens and single market lamb prizes. Continued on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grelle
The
Pacific
Ruth Dees
Bandon
Jack Wilson
Pacific Cooperative Wool Growers
Portland
L. H. Pearce
Coos County
Smith Bros
Elwood Young
Gaylord
Jay Weterman
J. R. Fraser
Besden
Fay Young
Bill Daniels
J A. Davenport
Myrtle
Presbyterian Choir Social Time At Mrs Lafferty Home
A brief church report notes the Presbyterian choir held a rehearsal last Wednesday and, in the absence of the president, Miss Zella May Moon presided. Refreshments were served, music funds discussed, and plans mentioned for a forthcoming show or pacate. Delegates and members outlined next meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoir
Presbyterian
Alice Lafferty
Lafferty
Thomas (Everin
R W_ Schaad
Zella May Moon
Henry Schroeder
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Coosco
Court House
Floyd A’ Robb
Chaney Crossing
North Fork-Coopers Bridge
Homemakers
VFW
Ed Allen
F C “Tdl” Osborne
Billy and
Jackie
Larry Maxion
Lois Edlund
Rose Sherrock
Luella Allen
Octagon
Mra
Coquille Callere
Leslie Dew
Marjorie
Cora Tideman
Ben Burgess
Port Orford
Bert Anthony
Clarence Butler
Myrtie Peimt
T M Stover
Eptey
Mra G T McRay
Springfield
Andrew Kristensen
Theno Warner
Ed. Hoffman
Washington
Jack Peffe d
Walla Walla Wash
Ralph Rackleff
Marian Enduott
Dravala
Clifford Chase
Billy Sempert
Lemon Delbert
R H Lemon
Stella Marie
Clarence Kollar
McMinnville
Rose Garrett
Margaret
H H Fitzsimmons Teft
Tacoma
Fnjer Oating
Lesahe Dew
Mayone Tam Gurney
Starer Bracelin
Coquille River
Arago
Salem Visitors
Robert Powre
E ( Barker
Visitors
Valdus White
White
Floyd Berry
Frank Norris
Lloyd Jarvis
Jarvis
Blue Ridge
Sumner
Evra
Choo
Tocal High School
Outfit Town
Grove
Kamaeth Falls
Cuartes
Grants Pass
Virgo Grove
Paliood
Jake Mathes
Lloyd and
Stewart
Yorcolla
Council
PWA
Palo Alto
Mainard Bond
California
Mary Culbertson
N R. Butler
Frank Harnish
Gravelford
Mary Muller
Thomas Rover
Bruno Lange
George Rover
Howard
Misses Maree
Helen Swan
Brun Lange
G I MecRay
Harriet
Charlene Sisson
A A F Baker
Nur Cother
Powers
Townsend
A M Chistensen
Jess
Tecoma Wash
Richmond
San Francisco
James Edgar
Ashland
National Missions
Prestatesian Church
Sherman Divine D
Medford
Board of National Missions
New York
Engvald Iverson
H T Mitchelmore
Bay District
Reedsport
Mitchelmore
Wiskere
F C. Warren
Angelus Temple
Los Angeles
Mrs. Meee
Coos Co
Hongkong
Three Lines Club
Una Three Links Club
Joan Carver
Mahaffey
Rebekahs
Bonniksen Grove
Meldon Carl
W.E. Cross and
Wallace
Keith Gritt
Ka Detletsen
Merman Detlefan
Bobby
Mary Ann
O K. Rakestraw
Ellis Mackey
Martin Schmidt
Ernest Clausen
Ernest
H. A. Schroeder
Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Sewing Club
John Befent
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