Cupid Busy Court News Of Cool County
A long list of marriage licenses issued in Coos and surrounding counties includes Ruth Mildred Matson and Waldo Leonard Hartley of Marshfield wed June 16 1940 at Mrs M Matsons home by Rev George W Mathiasen. Licenses granted June 13 14 18 20 22 24 to various couples in Marshfield Coquille North Bend Bandon and Myrtle Point. Separate entries report several criminal commitments for insanity and drunken driving with fines and jail terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mildred Matson
Waldo Leonard Hartley
Marshfield
Howard L. Craybeal
Coquille
James Malcolm Jenkins
North Bend
Juanita H Pearson
Harry Ward
Bay City
George R Turney
Melvin B. Boak
Bandon
Margaret Lange
West Linn
James Karl McCulloch
Leona Stallard
Powers
W 1
Palmer
Kenneth Dietz
Vivian D McConnell
McKinley
Oscar Walde Ingram
June Theresa Desa
Ware
To Trinty Lutheran Church
Edward Bkixlot
Renne
Skyles
Astoria
Fier
Ethel Oddy
Coos County
Wowsy
Hey Howard L Graybeal
Stanley D Matuszewski
Betty Faulkner
Peter B Jacovsen
Mary Adal Young
Charles David Plesce
Annie C MacNaughton
Barton Anderson
Ruth Elaine Muphy
Matt J Avsec
Ednad Asplund
Dewey Cox
Laura Germon
Justice of Peace
Clarence Barton
Gene F Bock
Bernice Main
Relph Lo Todd
Coouile
Laurel Maxon
Myrtle Point
Frerett
Katherine J Perry
Marsh- Nald
Benjamin W Daniele
Eleanor Lo
Breuer
Marshfield Par
Irwin Whitaker
Eugene
Helven Dieu
W 'Bert A Brattam
Justice of Peace Court
Hubert Charles Airey
Oregon State Hospital
Owen C Judd
Judd
Dayton
Marvin Hileman
License Examiner Here Wednesday At City Hall
A travels a examiner of operators and chauffeurs will arrive in Myrtle Point next Wednesday July 3 and will be at the city hall from 10 am to 8 pm. Those needing permits or licenses to drive or carry are asked to contact the examiner during these hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
City Hall
Cary
Frozen Pack Demonstration On Preservation At Myrtle Point
M Wiegand head of Oregon State College food products dept showcased frozen pack methods at the Myrtle Point Grange hall on Wednesday. He reviewed suitable foods for freezing, proper handling, blanching, packing options for fruits and vegetables, thawing prep, and table preparation to ensure successful home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Wiegand
Food Products Industries Department
Oregon State College
Myrtle Point Grange Hall
Julia Bennett
Wiegand
Pacific Northwest
Local Happenings and Personal Notices
Telegram reports the death of the infant son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Dunning of Seattle, formerly Lavonne Aasen of Arago. Local residents announce transfers, visits, and travels of military personnel and townspeople including McRay family, Dr James Richmond, and Rev F H Barr with multiple trips to Portland Ocean Grove and Saint Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L M Aasen
Arago
Jesse Dunning
Seattle
Dunning
Lavonne Aasen
Ansen
New Mimeograph on Strawberries Seeks Broad Readership
The Coos county home demonstration agent Miss Julia Bennett says a new mimeograph Strawberries Fresh and Frozen and Their Value is available. The 2x-page guide covers nutrition, uses of frozen berries, three canning methods, sun cooked preserves, and recipes like strawberry shortcake mousse and meringue. Free through the county agent in Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Extension Service
Coos County
Julia Bennett
Coquile
OSC Extension Service
Game Commission Drafts 1940 Season Rules
The Oregon State Game Commission will formulate hunting season rules for 1940 next month. An annual hearing is scheduled in Portland at 9 am with questionnaires mailed to sportsmen groups. The antlerless deer season in Murders Creek district in Grant County looms as a key issue for potential continuation or termination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Game Commission
Portland
Commission
Murderer’s Creek
Grant County
Legislative Assembly
Coos County Population Grows in 1940 Census
Preliminary 1940 census counts show Coos County population at 32 125, up from 28 373 in 1930. Farms rise to 1 967 from 1 606 in 1935 and 1 363 in 1930 with figures subject to correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos
Game Commission Rep Tours Oregon Coast
James D. Olson director of Information for the Oregon State Game Commission visited Myrtle Point on a coast survey. He said the information department was created to inform the public about wildlife activities and conservation rather than propagate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Olson
Oregon State Game Commission
Myrtle Point
O'von
Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association
Gearhart
State Game Commission
Department of Information
Olson
Sunday Ceremony Unites MP Couple for Marriage
Ralph L. Todd and Miss Lauren Maxon were married Sunday at the A. R. Train ranch by Rev Hugh Mitchelmore in a quiet ceremony with close friends. Attendants were Ward Todd and Mrs. Vernon Sell. After a short honeymoon to Oakland, the couple will reside in Coquile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R
Ralph L. Todd
Lauren Maxon
Hugh Mitchelmore
Ward
Vernon Sell
Harry Todd
L. R. Rennick
Frank Gilbert
Willis Sell
Vernie Wayne Maxon
Ward Todd
Ive Maxon
A. T
Oakland
Calif
Coquile
Agate Beach Club Does Not Score In Sunday Play
Agate Beach Club failed to score in a Sunday match at Coquille Valley Country Club. Theodore Clinton was medalist with 74 and John Arnold 76, both members of the Coquille Valley club. Next Sunday June 30 a one club tournament will be staged on the local course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille Valley Country Club
Lncal
Agate Beach Country Club
Theodore Clinton
John Arnold
Coquille Valley
Chipman
Schutzhus
Jack McLarrin
Bill Wienert
Dick Arnold
R A Peterson
Residence Changes In Local Housing Movements
Mr and Mrs James MacWillams, new arrivals from Harney county, bought the Wilam Eveland sheep ranch at Gaylor and plan to move to Myrtle Point. The Rey nolda couple from Idaho rented the William Baker home on Fourth street and will move in once furniture arrives. Arve Sargent and family of Bancroft moved into the David Levison home at Sixth and Maple, while Jennings Parry moved into the Sperry home on Eighth Street. Bud Eyre reportedly agit the Eiton Aasen home, unclear details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James MacWillams
Harney County
Wilam Eveland
Gaylor
Evel
Myrtle Point
Wiliam R J Reynolda
Idaho
William Baker
Fourth Street
Arve Sargent
Bancroft
David Levison
Sixth
Maple Streets
Jennings Parry
Sperry
Eighth
Leroy
Bud
Eiton Aasen
Mtr Af Ig Airent
Roves
New Boysenberries Displayed In Local Window
A Herald office window display Tuesday and Wednesday featured Boysenberries grown by H A Schroeder. The two year old vine yielded over a gallon of berries, tasting juicy with mainly pulp and few seeds, described as similar to a young berry in flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
H A. Schroeder
Schroeder
Camp Fire Girls Hold Monday Meeting
Myrtle Point Camp Fire girls met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Larry Larson. Plans were laid for a camping trip to Bridge. The meeting was held in the afternoon with details to be finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Larry Larson
Bridge
Weekend Visitor Notes and Local Trips
Friday guests included Mrs. Gilbert Gilkison and brothers Alfred and Charles Chandler visiting in Negth Pow der, with travel to Powers Cement Creek next day. Eugene Young family planned a visit to Eugene, Oregon, while Theda Boren returned from Cottage Grove and Stella Coughlin from Peoria, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gilkison
Alfred Chandler
Burka
Calif
Charles Chandler
Oakland
Reuben Roupp
Gilkison
Powers
Chandler Brothers
Cement Creek
Stella Coughlin
Peoria
A. S. Schwartz
Tuesday Wedding Unites MP Youth And Newberg Girl
A Tuesday morning ceremony June 25 1940 in Newberg united Miss Marjory Cooley daughter of Mrs Celia Cooley of Newberg and Wilmot Hoffman son of Mrs Constance Hoffman of Broadbent The couple's attendants were Delbert Mackem and wife The Rev E J Chamberlain performed the ceremony The bride wore misty blue and pink rosebud bouquet The groom is from Myrtle Point and a 1938 salutatorian The couple reside in Coquille and will be at home there to friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Christian Church
Marjory Cooley
Celia Cooley
Wilmot Hoffman
M.s. Constance Hoffman
Broadbent
Co. C. Kruse
Newhe
Delbert Mackem
E. J Chamberlain
Hoffman
Myrtle Point
Coquille Creamery
Edna Hoffman
Wanda
Delos
George Hoffman
Coquille
Game Commission Opposes Cascade Ridge National Park
Oregon State Game Commission and Attorney General L A Van Winkle voiced opposition to the Cascade Ridge National Park plan extending along the Cascade range. They say the park would remove wildlife control from state hands and mark government encroachment on state rights. Landowners inside refuges lose hunting rights on their own land beyond public limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Rdge National Park
Cascade Range
Oregon State Game Commission
The
Game Commission
L A. van Winkle
Steens Mountain
Will Run For Post Myrtle Point Boy
Wallace Moore son of Mr and Mrs John Moore of this city left Monday for Eugene to join a chartered soul train trip to Hollywood California. The trip lasting five days follows his recent selection by the Oregonian for outstanding efforts earning the trip and guests to Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L McRay
la Porte Ind
G L McRay
Parente
Eugene Young
Philis
Patty
Eugene
Bertha Davis
Fairy Keleman
Los Angeles
Cali
Leon Shaw
Hollywood
Calif
Frank Zumwalt
Anna Weeks
Davis
Will
Post
Wallace Moore
John Moare
Oregonian
Follywood
Young Moore
The
Dement Files Nomination for 16th District State Post
Wallace B. Dement files to run in the general election for the 16th district representative seat. He lists active Myrtle Point law practice extending 15 years, serves as city attorney, and holds prior roles as Myrtle Point High School clerk, county association president, and Bank of Myrtle Point board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Dement
Dement
Aadia Reee
Myrtle Point
Se Ha Wees
County Air
Ieee
Bank of
Ask Townspeople to Help Eliminate Fire Hazards
Announcement by George Hughes and Myrtle Poist fire chief urges residents to remove grass and place it in two convenient spots near curbs. Firemen will haul away the debris to reduce summer fire hazards for the city. Renters and homeowners should cut trees as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hughes
Myrtle Poist
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