Coos County News Snapshot From Coquille Oregon
Local items include Marty Perrott’s accidental arm injury requiring embatalium, Ira Pooler jailed 24 hours for dog at large, Peas near Coquille may yield 60 carloads from 800 acres, and a slogan contest for the Coquille Chamber of Commerce. Also notes on milk thefts, Bert Peterson’s death, highway contract awarded at $104,333, Hale’s divorce suit, Epworth League formation, Merrill Reddick’s death, Port Orford developments, Lake Benbow arrival, Earl Phillips plea and North Bend myrtle wood deal with a Los Angeles firm boosting regional business.
Empire Cold Storage Sold to Buffington Burky Partners
Misa Florence Watkins, longtime Emergency hospital head in Bandon, transferred the Empire Cold Storage and Packing company into her name this March. Collier Buffington of Gold Beach and J R Burky of Portland now own the interests previously held by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Florence Watkins
Bandon
Art of March
World
Collier H. Buffington
Gold Beach
J. R. Burky
Portland
Empire Cold Storage and Packing Company
Births and church notes plus local gatherings in Bridge
A baby girl was born Saturday night to Mr and Mrs H Wyrick at their home. The Sunday school attendance started strong with a Panama themed trip to Palestine led by Mrs Earl Steele and R S Luttrell. The Red Boat led in attendance with 77 members, and Mrs A O Hooton returned after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luttrell
Ben James
H C. van Alstein
Lovina Shields
Bery
Roseburg
Dwight Culver
Frank Herker
Harold Bargett
Lou Houston
Paul Herter
Glen Hutton
Emmett
Louin Theilen
Paul Enos
Clive Haney
Pete DeGeeter
Clarence Reeves
Monte Seybold
Gendale
W A. Recelle
Miss Pearl
Broadbent
Guetta
A O Hooton
SIPS FOR SUPPER AND HUMOROUS OBSERVATIONS
A jumble of light items mocks Lent sacrifices and fashion with jokes about Easter bonnets and a celluloid window umbrella. Donkey engine horsepower puzzles vex Norwood Brown while legal quips critique capital punishment and lawyers’ dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Brown
Oregon land seekers seek Willamette and surrounding valleys
A list of prospective buyers from across the United States has written to the Land Settlement Department seeking information on Oregon properties. They request 8 to 640 acres each of improved, unimproved, or irrigated land across Willamette Valley, Umpqua Valley, Rogue River Valley, and coastal counties for dairying, general farming, stock raising, poultry, and fruit raising, with many planning to visit this summer or fall and some seeking land to trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Settlement Department
Oregon
W. C. Watt
Route 4
Willamette Valley
Wm. J. Janecek
Colony
Oklahoma
R. W Anderson
White Water
Colorado
Willamette Vas
Frank Snyder
R. F D
Clayton
Idaho
Ales
Lemoore
California
Umpqua
G Jones
Tahoks
Texas
Erickson
Bey
Enderlin
North Dakota
Aegee
Medford Ora
Bovton
RFI No
Parsons
Kansas
John P Blanksma
Hartford
South Dakota
Klamath
Bent
F P Willson
West 30Th Street
Los Angeles
J McDowell
Station G
Oakland
Douglas County
Canyonville
Thomas Boan
Irving Street
Denver
R. B. Dryden
Mt. Haris
Fred C Wulff
Grant Park
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Rogue River
L Collings
Paris
Edward Straub
18Th St
Apt 4
Cheyenne
Wyoming
George W Holan
Illinois
Vaccination Drives Cut Child Deaths Says Health Bulletin
A county health bulletin argues that child life is costly yet valuable at birth and stresses prevention over cure. It highlights immunization for smallpox diphtheria typhoid whooping cough and scarlet fever as essential, noting rising immunity and ongoing school-based programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Om County Health Unit
Health Department
Mrs Frona Lawhorn Passes After Long Illness in Myrtle Point
Funeral services held for Mrs. Frona Lawhorn of Myrtle Point at Schroeder chapel with Rev Sumerlin officiating. She died at Mast hospital after a long battle with illness. survived by husband Walter and five brothers, sister Ed Lewellen, and many friends. Her life was marked by service, letters of cheer, and support for camp families and local church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Fiona Lawhorn
J N Summerlin
Mast Hospital
Lawhorn
McKinley
Lawham
Butler
Tennessee
Coon County
Lee
Lawhorm
J L. Lewellen
Ed Lewellen
Tom
L. L. Sumerlin
Myrtle Peimts
R.G. Semerlin
Portland
Schroeder
Christian Science Church
Dora
Death of Hardy A. Langenberg at Mast hospital
Hardy A. Langenberg of Powers died Saturday night from spinal meningitis at the Mast hospital after being brought in the night before He was born November 4 1886 in Glendale Oregon and worked for a Powers lumber company He leaves a wife and five children An aunt sister and his mother from San Francisco arrived The funeral was at Schroeder chapel at ten o clock Tuesday with burial at Ten Mile
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy A. Langenberg
Powers
Mast Hospital
Glendale
Oregon
Langenberg
Barcum
A. J. Stockel
Louise Langenbergell
San Francisco
February cougar hunt falls short of January record
The game commission reports 26 cougars killed in February, less than half of January’s tally, credited to heavy snows aiding February tracking. A Myrtle Point man should seek neighborly forgiveness rather than the “Leed.”
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The
Game Commission
Myrtle Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marty Perrott
Elbo
Ira Pooler
Coquille Ciisen
Coquille
Sentinel
Coquille Chamber of Commerce
Coquille Gentinel
Harvey Hale
Twin Falls
Bert Peterson
Hauser
Coos County
Maralefield
Sumner
State Highway Commission
Rouse
O'T
Denmark
Port Orford
Saston & Lavoney
Harvey . Hale
Mackamas County
North Berd
Epworth
Marshfield
Epworth League
Merrill Reddick
Dunham
Bright
Klamath Falls
Indiana
Inman
New York
Henry Ford
Coos Bay
Atlantic Coast
Ops Bay Times
Earl
Phillips
Sherif
P W Culver
North Bend
Howeu
Rexall
Woman's Club
Hear
Ray Grant Grant
Bridge News
Lfe
Legal Department
Doakes McBathwater
Board of Health
Unt
United States Public Health Service
Frona (. Lawhorn
Ola
Young
Extension
C. E Schuster
Oregon State College
Safeway
Max-i-mum
Alaska
North Sea
Tinapa
Minnesota
Rose
Prunes
M. J
Akima Cookers
Cool County
Myrtle Point, Ore
Afeway Stores
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