Dora Area Local Notes Include Visits Sales And Meetings
Dora area notes report Mrs Bud Emery traveling to Portland on business. Reed and Hermann families visit Marshfield. Frank Young trades car for a Ford sedan. Mrs Leafy Bullard and Ruth Mary stay with J N Gearhart in Dora. Rev C C Hulet to speak at Dora chapel on the 29th, last with Dora before state Grange work. Cherry sale to Lakeside. Royal Neighbors trip to Marshfield with banquet in Eagle's hall. Myrtle Point Meat Market sets July 15 1930 as sale deadline for unpaid bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hulet
Dora Chapel
Hulet
Dora
State Grange
Home Sweet Home for Cows Boosts Dairy Profits
An old article argues proper housing dramatically raises milk yield and profits. It compares barn styles from basement to one story and round barns, stressing location, ventilation, drainage, light, and official health codes.
Rules of the Game Apply On and Off the Field
An exchange attributes Walter Johnson with life rules for fair play discipline and perseverance. The piece urges living cleanly respecting teammates never quitting and bearing down when toughest. Also notes Mr and Mrs A Pierson and daughter Frankie with Cecil Lee visiting Monrovia, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Wasnington
Waters
Johnson
A. Pierson
Frankie
Cecil Lee
Monrovia
Oregon
A. A. Schriefer
Sunshine for Children Health Note On Sun Baths
In a Coos county health bulletin experts discuss sun exposure for children, noting ultraviolet rays affect skin and capillaries, the need for fresh air, gradual tanning, and cautions about glass filtering UV. Recommendations include limited initial sun baths and cod liver oil for children in sunny regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Memorial Picnic Honors Mother of North Bend Soldier
Mrs Calvin Ray of North Bend, mother of a soldier bound for France July 2, was honored with a Sunday picnic at Glasgow picnic grounds. Relatives from several towns gathered, including Kern and Ray families, and friends from Myrtle Point, Reedsport, Charleston, and North Bend. The event celebrated her service and return, with plans to visit family and aid at the ranch in Klamath Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Nelson
Eleanor
Drain
Velma Wilson
Yoncalla
Myrtle Point
Nelson
Anna Lemon
Davidson Home
Calvin Ray
North Bend
France
Glasgow
Melvin Kern
Mary Lucie
Betty
Guld Beach
Mra
Lee Ray
Ora
W A . Wellman
Close Smith
Martha Ray
Harold Lee
E H Kern
Pearl Ari Tae
FE Johnson
Ant
Berner Oof
North
Bern
Hospital Updates From Local Area
Kenroy hospital reports Ivan Clinton ten treated for broken ankle after accident last Saturday. H. A. Mason of Powers moved from hospital. Mrs. Den Martin of Pewee released. Daugh ter of Mene Gemetti of Norway had tonsils and adenoids removed. Hartley recovering from fractured pelvis. Endicott admitted for medical treatment. Chas Johnson of Sykes and Kenyon camp treated for crushed leg. Ellis Shull had tonsils removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenroy
Ivan Clinton
H. A. Mason
Powers
den Martin
Pewe
Bern
Merning
Chas
Searcee Tl
Mene Gemetti
Norway
Binse
Hartley
Havin
Wm. Endicott Ente
Chas. Johnson
Sykes & Kenyon Camp
Ellis Shull
Obituary for John Z Bonewitz in Weston Oregon
John Z Bonewitz died in Weston Oregon on June 9 and was buried there June 11. Rev Leander Smith of Newberg led the Church of the Brethren service at 2 PM. A teacher and preacher he was known in the area and left a wife five children 28 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Z. Bonewitz
Weston
Oregon
Leander Smith
Newberg
Church of the Brethren
Bonewitz
First Flower Show to Be Held July Twelfth
Details of entries for the event list numerous flower types and specimen counts including cosmos, dianthus, delphinium, daisies, dahlias, gladiolus, hydrangea, hollyhocks, iris, lupine, lilies, marigolds, nasturtiums, peonies, petunias, roses, snapdragons, sweet peas, stocks, sweet williams, salvia, verbenas, and more. The General Committee members are named, with A M Cooper and several Mrs. and Mr. organizers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Iceland
Duncan files to complete homestead proof at Myrtle Point
Leonard A Duncan of Bridge Oregon filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in Township 30 S Range 11 W and Township 30 S Range 10 W Willamette Meridian. The proof is to be made before U.S. Commissioner Edgar A. Dodge at Myrtle Point Oregon on July 28 1930. Witnesses are Harvey Smith Frank Carlson William A Fish Dwight Culver all of Bridge Oregon. Hamill A Canaday register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Leonard A Duncan
Bridge
Willamette Meridian
Edgar A. Dodge
U .S
Myrtle Point
Harvey Smith
Frank Carlson
William A. Fish
Dwight Culver
Hamill A. Canaday
Mer
Register
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Liberty ‘Theatre
Eee On Coquille
Harry Richman
Jean Bennett
Ritz
Broadway
Warner Baxter
Mary Duncan
Antonio Moreno
Rio Grande
Nancy Carroll
Montana
Isystem
E. C. Barker
Jeweler
Norris Grocery
Ocala
Farmers’ Store
Bud Emery
Ortland
S. S. Reed
Minnie Hermann
Marshfield
Frank Young
Tequille
Leafy Bullard
Ruth Mary
Bullards
J. N. Gearhart
Arnold Olson
Francis Young
Setar
Lavy
Art Lewis
Lakeside
Mise Melba Myers
Myers & Myers
Miss Myers
Eagle's Hall
Art Lewin
Francia Young
Norway Grove
Coquille and
Myrtle Point Catholic Mission
Dairy‘ng
National Dairy and Poultry Authority
L. D. LeGear
V. S
St. Louis
Sunshine For Children
Klamath
Myrtle Green
Furniture Exchange
Joan Z. Bonewitz
M Cooper
W H Fearnley
Chas. Rackleff
Verne Lundy
Helief
Auto Park
ALBEE
Dgtn
Ore
Russell Baking CO
Suyers
N. P. Peterson
Bank of Myrtle Point Building
Buyers’ Guide
Tuna
White Star Brand “the Chicken of the Sea,” M's
New England
North Star
America
Pickles Kerr
Jor
Grogan
Tin
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