Man Killed in Truck Crash on Rock Creek Bridge
Guy E Weekly, 34, of Myrtle Point, died when his logging truck veered off a bridge over Rock Creek 11 feet below. Fred Rookard, who rode with Weekly, shouted for him to jump as the truck toppled. Weekly was thrown clear but logs struck him. Surviving are his wife Cleo, son Edward Lee, three brothers Sandy Thomas Roland, and five sisters. Funeral held at Schroeder Funeral Home with Rev Turner MacDonald officiating.
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Upper Rock Creek
Guy Weekly
Weekly
Fred Rookard
Rookard
Lee Weekly
Myrtle Point
Green
Sandy
Rock Creek
Guy E
Gravelierd
Cleo Weekly
Edward Lee
Thomas
Roland
William Miller
Medford
David Pike
Marshfield
Mera Lloyd Mast
Leen
Vernon Harper
Springfield
Oregon
Harold Adams
Seattle Washington
Schroeder
It .A. m
City council liable for damages in landmark case
The Oregon Supreme Court denied City of Bandon and others a motion to dismiss the appeal in Core Smith v. City of Bandon. A $1500 verdict from a circuit court arose from a fall on a defective sidewalk, deemed negligent due to city council inaction. It marks a first where councilmen were co liable with the city for road maintenance failures.
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Core Smith
Bandon
Bean
State Supreme Court
Mra Smith
Farmers Picnic at Norway Grove Sponsored by Pomona Grange
The annual Farmers picnic will be held at Norway grove on Saturday August 6 sponsored by Coos county Pomona grange. Ray Gill state grange master will speak and other program details will be announced next week.
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Norway Grove
Coos County
Pomona Grange
Ray Gill
State Grange
Boone Family Reunion Keeps Growing in Oregon Event
The third annual reunion of the Oregon branch of the Boone family will be held on Sunday August 7 at Halesgrove near Hillsboro. Several county members attended last year and many more from the area are expected to attend this meeting.
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Oregon
The
Boone Famiy
Halesgrove
Hillsboro
Coost Unty
Beverly Hills Notes on Readings and Encounters
A puzzling fragment from Beverly Hills mentions reading about various topics in papers and stumbling upon peculiar terms. The text reflects scattered thoughts and unfamiliar phrases without a clear event or names.
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Beverly Hills
Annual Flower Show Prize Winners Highlight Vast Display
The annual show drew strong crowds as judges Mrs. Louis Brown Marshfield Mrs. J P Byers and George W Taylor praised the displays stating the stock was excellent. A complete prize list honors birds begonias cyclamen carnations and many potted plants with blue and red ribbons marking the winners.
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Miot
Louis Brown
Marshfield
J. P. Beyers
George W Taylor
Ed. Carter
Cooper
Sam Johnson
Frank Davis
Paul Adams
J P Byers
Coquille
C. E Huling
P W Laird
Local Happenings Attend Spanish War Veterans Convention
A C Hartle traveled to Newport Sunday to attend the Spanish War Veterans convention held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Mr and Mrs George Mamilton and family visited George Dickinson in Gold Beach. The Presbyterian church plans a picnic after morning service Sunday July 31 at Bennetts Grove North Fork. Mr and Mrs W Lee Ray visited Max Baker on North Piirap Vickers. Milk oe Rey tak Mon Ws As Wells men visited Mrs Mary Mix at Fish trap Saturday.
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A C. Hartle
Newport
Goi Beach
George Mamilton
Velma
Helen Russell
Anne Parm
Cecil and
Grayce
George Dickinson
Gold Beach
Presbyterian Church
Bennett's Grove
North Fork
Mrs. W. Lee Ray
Max Baker
North
Wells
Mary Mix
Bachmel and Swanson Tie North Bend Marriage
Ludwig Bachmel of North Bend married Nellie Swanson in a ceremony at the North Bend Methodist church conducted by Rev. G Gray.
Clarke to attend Olympic Games from Oregon session
Robert Clarke son of Dr O H Clarke of this city leaves for Los Angeles to attend the Olympic games. He will be accompanied by a professor from Ohio also attending the summer session at the University of Oregon in Eugene.
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Robert Clarke
O H Clarke
University of Oregon
Eugene
Los Angeles
Ohio
Fishermen and Sportsmen Agree on Roaming No-fish Window
The Rogue River Fishermen's union will not use nets from 6 p m Saturday to 6 p m Sunday to improve hook end fishing for sportsmen at that place during those hours.
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Rogue River Fishermen's Union
Local Court Actions and Arrest Records Across Marshfield Area
Myrtle S Lucas applies to change name to Myrtle M Shelly after husband Harry H Lucas remarries. Marshfield residents face multiple cases including Harry Wagner charged with garden theft and jailed sixty days plus costs, Wm Lundblad fined 100 dollars and 30 day sentence suspended, George W Matthew and prohibition violations with 250 dollars and costs, Seth Crawford convicted of larceny with six months and parole after one month, Greta Poppe granted a July 3 divorce from Charles A Poppe. Foreclosure by J D Barklow against James D Clinton in Brown division Myrtle Point property.
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Myrtle S Lucas
Harry H. Lucas
Myrtle M. Shelly
Harry Lucas
Marshfield
Harry Wagner
Wm. Lundblad
Bunker Hill
George W Matthew
Sixes River
Curry County
C. H. Hedoffierr
Everett Strain
Seth Crawford
Greta Poppe
Charles A Poppe
J D. Barklow
James D. Clinton
Brown
Myrtle Point
Norway Arago Clinches Little Valley League Title
Norway Arago finished the season undefeated at 10 wins 0 losses after beating McKinley 13 to 2. Currie pitched well for Norway Arago with WM Camer and Hansém starring for McKinley. The league still has one game left Cravelford vs Breatbent to decide second and third place.
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Norway- Arago
McKinley
Currie
Norway
WM Camer
Micristop
K. Hansém
Battery
Norway-Arago
Cravelford
High School To Open As Usual In Myrtle Point
The school board confirmed the high school will operate normally this coming semester in the Myrtle Point Union district. Attorney general opinions were cited on teacher contracts, stating contracts must specify the months to be taught and that boards may suspend the high school if voters authorize it.
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A _ Howard
Myrtle Point
Garden Club Plans Bicentennial Tree Planting
The Garden Club met at City Hall Tuesday with Mrs Henry Knight as president. Emma Schneider chairs a committee to plant a tree for the Washington bicentennial. The treasury gained $13 from a flower show offering. Next meeting is August 9 at Mrs Paul Brewer's lawn in West Myrtle Point.
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Henry Knight
Emma Schneider
Washington
Paul Brewer
West Myrtle Point
Coos County Faces Transportation Move for Non High School Districts
A Coos County meeting in Coquille decided a plan shifting transportation costs for non high school districts to families. With 10 high school districts at stake, funds for tuition and transport will be cut, potentially ending school bus support for out of district pupils in September.
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Coos County
Reim
Coquille
Ben Son
Martha Mulkey
Thissung
Myrtle Point
Mill To Resume Work On Aug. 1
The Coos Bay lumber company will reopen August 1 for an indefinite run. It will cut logs in storage and bring new timber from Eden ridge to the Marshfield mill. The lumber will be processed to the storage yard and resaw plant at Oakland California.
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Coos Bay
Marshfield
Eden Ridge
Oakland
California
County Wins Cash Not Warrants In License Fees
The secretary of state rejects warrants for license payments in Coos county. The county court orders the county clerk to issue a warrant to the county treasurer, who pays the secretary of state directly. Warrants are not accepted as payment instruments for fees.
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Secretary of State
Coos County
Third Annual Masonic Picnic Planned at Lee Shrine Grove
The Masonic Picnic will be held in the Shrine Grove at Lee on Sunday August 9 1992. All Masons Eastern Star their families and friends are invited. The committee provides meat coffee cream and sugar. Attendees should bring baskets own dishes and eating utensils. Serving begins at 1 p.m. Various sports for all attendees.
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Shrine Grove
Mast Grove
Lee
Eastern Star
Medford Oil Company Agent Travers Sales Note
Business notes show N B Taylor of Medford Standard Oil as a freight contact. Mr and Mrs M Charneski plan a lumber trip to Gold Beach with fishing over Sunday. Lester Dement shipped two carloads of cattle to Portland. he and Mrs EB C Bearcher visited street residents. Continuous travel includes Coquitlam arrivals and Rainey Friday events.
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Businsss
Victor— N. B. Taylor
Medford
Standard Oil Company
Te Geld Beach
Lester Dement
Portland
Mel
EB. C. Bearcher
Fragmentary OCR Hints at Cree Cadre Meeting
Obscure text fragment mentions a Cree group and a Cottda union or mutans urging action. Readers are left with unclear names and dates and no coherent event details.
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Piciaad
Charles Hatton Elected Lions International President
Charles R B Hatton of Wichita Kansas was elected to lead Lions International at the convention’s final session. He heads the Peoples Finance Co and holds roles in major Wichita corporations. Hatton advocates steady policy and highlights Lions clubs’ extensive 3000 plus activities worldwide.
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Charles RB. Hatton
Wichita
Kansas
Lions International
Hatton
Peoples Finance Company of
I Wichita
Southwestern College
University of Colorado
Sorbonne University
Paris
Lionlem
LW Ste
Batton
Midian
Good Government Club of
Charles Hatton
Friverite
The
Lions Association
Miami
Association
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