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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
6
A suit for damages is filed by Ina A. against Sykes regarding land at Laird’s in section five along Roland Creek. The action centers on land title and boundary issues affecting the parcel.
Benjamin Franklin Lane, 62, was committed to the county jail Monday to be held for observation and released Monday after the brief detention. Ottlafield Linn was committed by county court order and is being kept for observation.
Albert Johnson pleaded guilty to larceny of livestock in the State case and received the maximum sentence of one year in the state penitentiary.
Former county tax department employee Miss Jennie Lindros is due in Coquille Saturday on a visit. She now works for the state forestry department at Salem.
Miss Blythe Cousins secretary to County Judge D F Thomps can now be up a short time each day after a three week confinement due to paratyphoid. The health update states she is improving and continues to receive care as she rests at home.
The docket records multiple divorce petitions and contempt actions with monthly support adjustments for minor children. Other items include extensive real estate transfers in Coos County and disclosures of bank liquidations and tax foreclosure sales.
A compilation of real estate deeds and mortgage transfers involving residents of Myrtle Point, Coquille, and nearby towns. Listings name buyers and sellers including Oakam, Pugh, Spencer, Lundy, Arnold, Beers, Hatcher, Vaughan, Tedsen, Fischer, and more, detailing lot blocks and sections across Border and Benders extension, Charleston Highway Tract, and related additions. Also notes relocations and visits in California, Oregon communities, and local public notices from August 1930s tax foreclosures and inheritance cases.
Mrs Charles Wooldridge and her son Charles were visiting relatives in Walla Walla Washington when she underwent a major operation about two weeks ago. She is recovering well and progressing steadily.
Mrs J Bushnell of Roseburg mother of a girl born Tuesday at Knife Hospital in Coquille named Gloria Lorene M. Mrs Edwin Edson of Grenada California are parents of a son, first child born July 17, Mrs Folse formerly Mary Root attended Arago school. A seven and a half pound boy born Friday at Mast hospital to Mr and Mrs BE L Jowell of Fairview, first child. The stork visited Mr and Mrs Frank Cassidy in Powers Saturday delivering a 10% sound child, Patricia Belle, their third.
Social notes list multiple families from Oakland California Coquille Myrtle Point West Myrtle Point and Eckley Marshfield and Bradley Lake enjoying Sunday picnics at Sunset Bay Band on Bradley Lake and a Monday evening dinner party hosted by Mrs Warren Deyoe with guests including Mr and Mrs T D Gu in and the Deyoe children and others.
Thomas Cicero Trarnes T C Bud Stearne dies at 72 after arteritis inflammation. Born March 29 1262 near Roseburg on Deer Creek to James and Florence Buell Stearnes. Funeral services held at Seinster Funeral Home with First Ythaner officiating. Interment at Myrtle Point cemetery. Survived by daughters Grace Shisky Eugene and Merene a resident of England. brothers M Buell Newberg and A Whee Salem. sisters Jutta An Clarno Ithaca and Mary Dye Maude McCracken Myrtle Point.
The readable fragments describe a local society event and related notes with unclear names and dates. No complete facts or identifiable entities are present to form a clear summary.
Mra B Simmons underwent major abdominal operation Thursday and is recovering. Mrs O B Adams admitted last Thursday with flu. Guy Button of Sykes and McNair broke a rib after a fall from a pole at the logging camp Friday. Carey Bones of Gaylord admitted for infected left hand. The poisoning cause involved a steel jagger from a cable. Wayne Carver had tonsils removed Friday. Mrs Loren Willard of Powers is a medical patient. Mrs Walter underwent an appendix operation Monday and is recovering well. Bonnie Barton seven ad m Powers admitted with flu Monday. Charles McCracken injured a vertebra while plowing on county road work. Henry Sell cut his right thumb at Houser and Farmer camp Monday. Mrs Alice Jolley of Long Beach Calif had tonsils removed Tuesday.
A series of minor injuries and medical admissions occurred over the weekend. Names include J P Beyers of Cote and Mrs Ronald ward of Coquille, with Mrs Henry Parry recovering at home. Johnson of Manthea, and Jimmie Se son of Lawrence Haughton also noted for medical events.
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