Marriages and licenses reported in local notices
The record lists multiple marriage licenses and ceremonies including Staney Oliver and Bigelew. Victor Weld and Margaret Carleen. Joseph Metisle and Eva Milton. Kenneth Howell and Winona Moelan. John Wilson and Mina King. Paul Topping and Florence Van derwetber. Clay Piuamer and Minale Kelly among others, with officiants noted as Rev G V Fabiée and Justices J J Shilleday and D F Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cue
Marten Hingis Allen
Medford
Ralls
Collie
Eosherg
Aleo
Wey Staney
Oliver W Bigelew
Juanke FB. Watson
Marshfield
Vieteor Weld
Marehfield
Margaret Carleen
Lakeside
Divorce filing in high court amid family dispute
Edich M It files for divorce from Alfred A Rika this week alleging grounds of medical dementia and infidelity as the couple faces a contested split. The complaint outlines a sult era context but lacks clear dates or locations in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edich M
Alfred A. Rika
Juvenile and adult commitments follow county court order
Janes Lambert, 4, jailed by county court Saturday then moved to the state hospital for the insane at Salem on Tuesday. Dave Davis, 35, Lester Smith, 4, and RL Foster, 36, jailed Monday on petit larceny by Justice Bolt and released Tuesday. Ernest Clark, 42, committed Monday to the county jail on a drunkenness charge and sentenced to days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Lambert
State Hospital For the Insane
Salem
Dave Davis
Lester Smith
RL Foster
George N Bolt
Bolt
Ernest Clark
C. E. Maybee
North Bend
McDonald Granted Retail Veer License in Remote
George McDonald of Remote received a retail veer license on Monday. The action finalizes licensing for his business, enabling continued operation in the local market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
Remote
Gateway proposal to home on Nash Feller property
L G Hibarger applied for a gateway to his home on property owned by Norman Nash and Mrs Doris Feller. They have been notified. County roadmaster J Loy Stacer along with Charles Bunch and George S Devis are appointed to view the site on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hibarger
Norman Nash
Doris Feller
J Loy Stacer
Charles Bunch
George 5. Devis
Pension grants for John Preston Phillips and Robert A. Harrison
John Preston Phillips was granted twenty dollars per month from the old age pension fund on Monday. Robert A. Harrison of Myrtle Point was granted ten dollars per month for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Preston Phillips
Old Age Pension Fund
Robert A. Harrison
Myrtle Point
Andrews Petition for Relief Denied in Coos County Case
The petition of Mrs. Bernice Andrews of North Bend for relief from Coos county was refused. Andrews was sentenced by Douglas county to two years in the state penitentiary and his wife was told to seek sustenance from that county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Andrews
North Bend
Coos County
Andrews
Douglas County
State Penitentiary
County Court Refunds $100 Denies Carnival Permit
The county court refunds $100 and denies QO. H. Hudenbrand a permit to hold a carnival outside unincorporated towns from June 18 to 23 inclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. H. Hudenbrand
Jury Returns Guilty Verdicts in Local Larceny Case
Varian Foster found guilty of larceny of a car by circuit court but no sentence set. A hung jury prompts retrial for Earl Lewis on receiving stolen property. James Lee found guilty and to be sentenced for the tied portion of a term. Coraille official reports and notes from the grand jury follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varian Foster
Circuit Court
Earl Lewis
James Lee
Lee
W. EB
Marrion
Coraille Wea
Crew Court
Om & of
Sergary
Broadbent Fire Rates Buildings In Rural Property Loss
Fire swept through Broadbent destroying two buildings with most belongings lost. The blaze started in a new house and spread rapidly to an old structure ten feet away. The former home was about five years old and valued at a sum with no insurance coverage reported.
Editorial Association Holds Important Meet
Members of the Editorial Association plan a series of meetings for weekly publishers and commercial printers to discuss the organization’s history and future. The event includes the Paul R. Kelly prize award and a dinner on Sunday featuring salmon. RL Tucker of The Herald is expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Paul R. Kelly
RL ‘Tucker
The
Herald Pion
Oregon 4-H Club Summer School Reaches Eighty Entrants
The 80th Oregon 4-H Club Summer School on the O C campus hosts four Cass county youths Ceci Laws Ted Cadman Sidney Cadman of Coquille Richard Frans of Marshfield and Ellen King of Powers. Largest such gathering in state history with daily classes plays and recreation including new courses and state wide broadcasts. Irene Etter Pilot Rock heads girls' group and Ivan Bierly Washington county leads boys' committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Ceci Laws
Ted Cadman
Sidney Cadman
Coquille
Richard Frans
Marshfield
Ellen King
Powers
Oregon
Toa Ue College
Att SC
Waldo
Kidder
T of Parents and Friends
Summit School
KOAC
Irene Etter
Pilot Rock
Ivan Bierly
Washington County
Moscow visitors arrive for Gravelford summer
Mr and Mrs W E Bunch arrived from Moscow Idaho where Bunch teaches mathematics at the University of Idaho. They plan to live on their Gravelford ranch for the summer. Bunch is brother to Paul Bunch of this city and Raymond Bunch of Coquille. He also has a twin who serves as a missionary in Singapore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W E. Bunch
Moscow
Idaho
Bunch
University of Idaho
Gravelford
Paul Bunch
Raymond Bunch
Coquille
Singapore
43rd Anniversary Methodist Church Homecoming
The 48th anniversary of the Methodist Episcopal church was celebrated Sunday June 17 with a Home Coming. Rev E G Ranton delivered the farewell sermon and Rev Omar Idso of Whitefish Montana spoke at the noon banquet where L P Linn acted as toastmaster. The Willamette University Concert company provided music and letters from 18 former members were read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. G Ranton
Willamette University
L. P Linn
Omar Idso
Whitefish
Montana
Idso
J. B. Levy
Langlois
Willamette Concert Company
O. H. Clarke
KE. G. Drake
Newberg
Gladys
Edward Bender
McMinnville
Charles Hoeman
Cottage Grove
Thelma Hower Creswell
Oliver Clarke
Newter
Myrtle Grange Meets Tuesday in Local Hall
An evening meeting of Myrtle Grange drew 25 members with Roy Robison chairing. Reports from members highlighted state grange progress, a proposed state bank, and plans for the Pomona and Myrtle Grange joint day on July 10 inviting all with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Grange
Roy Robbon
J. L. Burts
D. Wat
State Grange
Lee Ray
George Mampton
Roy Robison
Raser
McMinnville
George Hampton
Pomona Grange
Arago
BG Banton
M. M Gehmidt
Walter Laird
Roseburg
Noland
Meee
Naomi Robison
Ped
D. F Tiempeon
Coquille
Lee Key
Billings Killed In Portland Camp
Elmer T Billings a former resident of this city was killed by a rolling log at the Willamette Logging camp near Portland Tuesday The body was shipped to Marshfield for funeral services at Myrtle Point cemetery Friday at 2 pm Miss Campbell of the Four Square church of Marshfield will conduct. Billings born October 25 1900 at Myrtle Point survived by seven sisters and three brothers Mabel Violet Currie Beulah Willis Florence Roberts Goldie Horre Opal Moore and brothers Stephen Ralston Berlin and Berlin Billings of various cities Portland Powers Spokane and Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer T Billings
Willamette
Portland
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Miss Campbell
Four Square Church
Billings
Mabel
Violet Billings
Mike Currie
Beulah Willis
Florence Roberts
Goldie Horre
San Francisco
Opal Moore
Spokane
Stephen
Ralston Billings
Berlin Billings
Powers
Kansas Couple Plans Permanent Home in Coos County
Mr and Mrs Henry Ware of Wichita Kansas arrived Friday and visit Mr and Mrs E Snyder. They intend to reside here and make their permanent home in Coos county. Mr Ware formerly lived in Powers for about twelve years and in Albany where he worked in a sash and door factory before moving to Wichita to care for his ailing father who died a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ware
Wichita
Kansas
E. Snyder
Warived
Powers
Albany
Mr. Ware
Coos County
Prominent Couple Marries at Presbyterian Church
The wedding of Miss Lucile Sumerlin and Leslie Barklow took place Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church with Rev. E V Ostrander officiating. The reception followed at the Sumerlin home, and out of town guests attended from Glendale Forest Grove Portland Silverton Roseburg Dundee and Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Sumerlin
T. G.ever
Leslie Barklow
Daniel Barkiow
Presbyterian Church
E. V Ostrander
Burl Rutledge
Barbara Richmond
Margaret Lever
Margaret Morris
Kathryn Sumerlin
Daniel Barklow, Jr
John Seeley
Everett Leviey
Orlin Lett
Henry Barksow
Donard Dsuliner
Elma Russell
Maxine Isckleff
Kathryn Miller
Sumerlin
Alice Alverdes
Grace Mary Linn
and Barklow
Witon Heights
Coquille
J. W .Carlson
Jackie and Burton
Glendale
C. C. Condit
Madine and
Tonald
Forest Grove
Portland
Silverton
Lea Morrison
Roseburg
George Dickinson
Ashland
C C. Carter
Grants Pass
Clarence Carter
Camas Washington
Dundee
Harbara Richmond
John and
Everett Seeley
Robert Goetz
Robert Goetz, Jr
Unce Richter
Minavec
Met MinavBle
Me E. J. Schneider
Dlake
Burl Rutlege
Powers
JW Gillespie
Felix Miller
Local druggist married Friday in Roseburg
On Friday June 15 at the Roseburg courthouse Mrs Daisie Giles Short of Bisbee Arizona and N G W Perkins of this city were wed by Judge Masters. The bride once taught in local grade schools and Perkins has run a drug store here for 45 years. They plan a brief state honeymoon and will reside in Perkins apartments after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Daisie Giles Short
Bisbee
Arizona
N GW Perkins
Masters
Perkins
Perkins Apartments
Half-Year License Now Available for Hire Vehicles
License fees for a six month period from July 1 to December 31 apply to all motor trucks buses trailers armored cars hearses ambulances and taxis for hire. Applications may be obtained on and after June 29 from the issuing authority.
Pastor Ostrander Retires Moves 10 South
Reverend Ostrander and his wife left for California after six years serving Myrtle Point First Presbyterian. A potluck honored the couple Friday, and farewell sermons included the baptism of Williams Wesley Jr. They visited friends in Ashland before heading to Orland and then Arasagena California to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
FE. V. Ostrander
V. Ostrander
Greeners Club
T. G. Sumerlin
Verne Lundy
Enry Schroeder
Emma Schneider
Emma Schneider. Rev. Ostrander
Wilson
Williams Wesley, Jr
Wilson Home
Ostrander
T G. Sumeriln
Ostranders
George Dickinson
Ashland
Orland California
T P Arsagena
California
Myrtle Point
First Presbyterian Church
Banquet Held by United Spanish War Veterans at Marshfield
The United Spanish War Veterans held a 630 banquet at Marshfield on Saturday evening with a social hour and program, followed by a short business meeting. State and post state presidents attended. Mr and Mrs Reed of Roseburg attended. Mrs Reed is auxiliary state president. Locally, Mr and Mrs Roy Man, Mr and Mrs Ward Evans, Mr and Mrs John Felsher, and Charles F Gilroy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans
Marshfield
Reed
Roseburg
Hoffmann Bridge Vehicle Collision Injures Several
A two-vehicle crash on the Roseburg highway near the Hoffman turn involved a heavy Pontiac driven by Raleigh Greene and a Ford coupe driven by C J Shady of Tacoma. Mrs Greene suffered facial injuries from broken glasses, Averill Laird sustained chest and jaw injuries, Sherley Laird injures include a cut ear, and all were taken to Mast Hospital for treatment. Shady was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh Greene
C. J Shady
Tacoma
Washington
Hoffman
Roseburg Highway
Averill Laird
McKay
Sherley Lane Laird
Wilfred Laird
Mast Hospital
Shady
Mrs Rosslow Installed Grand Warder in Oregon
At the Grand Chapter of the OES in Portland last week Mrs Rosslow was installed as Grand Warder of the Grand Chapter of Oregon for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
OES
Portland
RNA Food Sale At Royal Neighbors Event
The Royal Neighbors host a cooked food sale on Saturday June 23 at 10 a m in the Economy store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Democrats Meet At Bandon July 2
A Coos county Democrats meeting and Democratic central committee event is set for Bandon on Monday July 2. Hosts include Chris Rasmussen, Jim Jenkins, George Kronenberg, Judge C. R. Wade, and Mayor F. E. Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Logging Truck Collision Near Shaw Pines
Howard Cullins of Bandon drove a Garoutte camp truck that veered into a ditch to avoid a head on crash on a curve near Shaw pines. Damron car occupants Jesse Damron, his daughter-in-law, a small daughter, and Mrs H E Watkins escaped injury. Cullins suffered a bruised arm as the heavy load damaged a headlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cullins
Bandon
Garoutte
Jesse Damron
Shaw Pines
Damron
Jesse Demron
H. E. Watkins
Cullims
City Ordinances Passed At Meeting
The city approved plans and specifications prepared by City Reloase 2: Xx CROR. Ordinance No. 488 creating Sewer District No. 2 was passed as an emergency measure. Objections to proposed sewer districts must be filed in writing by the July 2 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiey
State
State Board of Health
Roy F. Garrett
Truck Loses Wheel Near West Norway Ranch
A loaded truck for J Doak camp lost a wheel near Joe Bognuds ranch in West Norway Monday evening. No serious damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Doak
Joe Bognuds
West
Norway
W. A. Sawyer Named As County Agent
A telegram received by L. P. Linn from Earl Cooley states W A Sawyer Smith-Hughes teacher here has been elected county agent and will not return to teach next year. The message did not specify the county duties Sawyer would handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Linn
Earl Cooley
Corvallis
W A. Sawyer
Smith-Hughes
Sawyer
Ruth Barton Traveled to Yakima Othello Then Homeward
Miss Ruth Barton reports her travels from Washington to Mississippi with Mrs. R L Tucker and Miss Ellen Mon, vacationing in Oshkosh Wisconsin Chicago Fort Dodge Yellowstone Park and now in Washington her former home with plans to return home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Barton
Yakima
Othello
Washington
Miss Barton
Mississippi
R. L. Tucker
Ellen Mon
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Chicago
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Yellowstone
Park
Peaches Ripen Early At Brownson Ranch
Brownson brothers bring two large Alexander peaches to the Herald office from the Brownson ranch on Big Creek near Bridge. Brownson notes these fruits ripen a month ahead of their usual time and measure 34% inches in diameter and three inches long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownson Brothers
Herald
Alexander
Brownson
Big Creek
Bridge
District school boards elect new officers across multiple districts
In Monday meetings across districts 18 37 74 33 32 65 and 2 voters elected new directors and clerks. Names include Hugo Michel James Hervers Joe Walker Macie Grumley Jake Bohlander and Mary Lundy with incumbents retained in several districts. Hazel Kroeger and C E Johnson entries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
C. E Johnson
Dave Moore
Hugo Michel
James Hervers
Lloyd Mast
Preszant Mil
Pleasant Hill
Joe Walker
J. N. Gearhart
Macie Grumley
Trin Oaks
Mary Lundy
Hazel Kroeger
Garden Club To Meet At City Hall Next Tuesday
The garden club will meet in the city hall next Tuesday evening in June with Mrs. C. BE. Huling and Mrs. Verne Lundy in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Job's Daughters Visit Planned for Coquille
An order of Job's Daughters is set to visit Coquille with plans announced in local notices. Details remain unclear but organizers aim to engage youth and community in forthcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
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