County court funds road surfacing and guardianship actions
The court released 3900 for surfacing the coast road to Lakeside and ordered road work to begin. Hartley of North is to manage N A Met calf estate. A $500 warrant funds the state biological survey to control predatory animals. Guardianship hearings are scheduled for Chas Byrd and Hugo Rether with estate matters in North Bend and Lakeside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Highway
Lakeside
LN. Hartley
North
N A. Metcalf
Pacific Protective Society
Richard Jordan
Sandyer
Coquille River
R. A McGeorge
Marshfield
W Hi Kay
Coquille
R G Currier
Chase Gyrd
George W Byrd
State Bureau of Biological Survey
Coos County
County Relief Decisions Include Increases And Denials
County relief actions cover Hughes of Cooston granted 750 monthly. Mrs Georgia Roberton of Powers denied increase. L B Spurgeon and wife denied raise due to available wood. Mrs Sadie Buchanan of Powers granted 10 monthly. Jack Berge of Powers denied as employable. Mrs BReasie Houser of BMirrUe Pont denied due to employability and property. Melwig Welt of Allegany granted increase from 8 to 12 monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Cooston
H J Radabaugh
Myrtle Point
Mra
Georgia
Sadie Buchanan
Powers
Jack Berge
Wil
Sera
Breasie Houser
Bmirrue
Pont
Melwig Welt
Allegany
Quieting Utle on repty case near McKinley ends hearing
The hearing in the I. I. Pulford versus Heller and others to quiet title on property near McKinley closed Wednesday. The court granted the parties 10 days to prepare and present their papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulford
Heller
McKinley
Cour
Quiger Creek Mines Incorporation Filed in Bandon
Stuart C Mclwan C B Gresham and Martan McLean report the incorporation of Quiger Creek Mines with 100 shares at 50 each and offices in Bandon. Capital stock totals 5000. The firm will engage in placer and quartz mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart C
Mclwan
Gresham
Martan McLean
Quiger Creek Mines Company
Bandon
Foreclosure Suit Over Farm Loan Near Bridge Creek
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues Henry Miller Florence Miller and others over a 2500 dollar loan made July 25 1921 on 120 acres near Bridge Creek with Brownsons later listed as owners and mortgage assignee. Plaintiff seeks about 3340 dollars plus attorney fees costs and disbursements. Jack Lefevre of Coquille files suit against Frank Lealle alleging refusal to file a referendum petition signed by 121 voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Henry C
Florence Miller
Harry F Brownson
Henry A Brownston
Elmer O
Mac Brownzon
Maniey D
Minnie Doris Sutphin
Myrtle Point National Farm Loan
Millera
Big Creek
Bridge
Brownsons
Plaintff
Jack Lefevre
Coquille
Aginst
Frank G. Lealle
Coquille City Recorder
Townsend Club Meets Sunday at Christian Church
The Townsend Old Age Pension Plan club met at the Christian church Sunday with committees appointed and regular business completed. New officers named include W Lee Ray president A A Schrefer vice president and Wakesid secretary. Meetings will be held each Sunday at 2 pm. at the church and Dr D T Robertson of Marshfield is invited to speak on the Townsend Plan Sunday April. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Old Age Pension Plan Club
Christian Church
W Lee Ray
A A Schrefer
Wakesid
D T Robertson
Marshafiew
Committee On Entertainment
Townsend
Southern Oregon Future Farmers Contests at Roseburg
The Southern Oregon sectional Future Farmers contests occur Saturday at Roseburg High School. Vocational events include milk testing, rope work, after cutting, soldering, carcgrading, and blacksmithing starting 9:30 am. Contestants hail from Myrtle Point, Coquille, Rogue River, Cottage Grove, Roseburg, and Grants Pass. Dai Traut will represent Myrtle Point in the public speaking test Saturday afternoon on topics such as Agricultural Product Control and Rural Rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Oregon
Smith Hughes Agricultural
Roseburg
Myrte Bert Bandon Coquille
Ous
Rover Cottage Grove
Grants Pass
Dai Traut
Myrtle Point
Future Farry O
Mirtle Pont
Woman's Club Plans Pioneer Event at April Meeting
The Woman's Club will hold its regular monthly meeting at the city hall Monday afternoon chaired by Mrs Turner Macdonald. No special program is planned for this session. The April meeting will be the annual pioneer event with an elaborate program in preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Turner Macdonald
Job's Daughters Hold Meeting and Dinner in Coquille
Myrtle Point and Coquille group members held a special meeting and dinner in Coquille Monday evening. Portland grand guardian Mrs Erickson inspected and attended with guests from Portland Roseburg and Marshfield. Mrs Victoria Erickson visited Marshfield and will be in Roseburg next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Erickson
Portland
Grand Guardian
Roseburg
Marshfield
Victoria Erickson
Iia Marshfield Group
Rosebury
Ovens Shipped to King A Kianeth Fally in Muadford
Muadford baker buys electric oven from former Ruelia banka and arranges shipment to King A Kianeth Fally. The transfer involves a local supplier and described delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muadford
Ruelia Banka
Grange Hears String Music Play Tuesday
Myrtic range held its regular meeting in Schrode r hall with 23 members. Worthy Master Frank South Mayd presided as Dung the hour R W Schoad Emith lughes instructor for the local high school with a group of ag boys entertained the grange with songs and a one act comedy playlet Mrs Walter Laird at the piano Others who added to the entertainment were Mr and Mrs Roy Robison and daughter Thelma Dorothy May Beoder Joyce Schroeder Gus Beatles and Walter Latkd who presented Wildes day at School Afterward refreshments of sandwiches and coffee were served Several members will go to Coquille tonight to meet the grange there for a dance and other features
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtic Range
Schroeder Hall
Frank Southmayd
R W Schoad
Joyce Schroeder
Gus Beatles
Walter Latkd
Later Date Set For Dairymen's Meet In Coos County
The Coos County Dairymen's Association meeting moved from Wednesday night March 28 to April 3. Roger Morse, professor of dairy husbandry at Oregon State College, will be the keynote. Details on theme and venue will follow in these columns next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Roger Morse
Oregon State College
League Convenes At Klamath Falls Friday
A Myrtle Point group travels to Klamath Falls Friday for a district Epworth Leagues meeting. Chaperons include Ms R C Young and C) Hoath T. P Lian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath
Myrtle Point
Klamath Falls
Epworth
Helen
Anita Gillie
June McPona
Lily Davenport
Dorothy Pearton
Toard Leatherman
Arthur Pearson Herbert Esans
Milton Schroeder
Hoath T. P Lian
Ms R C Young
Lays Two Eggs In Single Day At Myrtle Point
A.O. Carver of Myrtle Point reports his Henre Hezekiah laid two eggs in one day. The White Leghorn hen began sitting Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock and laid one normal egg and one soft shelled egg. Carver keeps 116 White Leghorn chickens and averages 94 eggs daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Carver
Myrtle Point Browan
Herald Office
Carver
Creamery To Hold Annual Meeting
The patrons and stockholders of the Sun Cheese Company and their families will meet at Schroeder's on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The Twin Oaks school will present a program and there will be an evening of games. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anpereleto Ston
Sun Cheese Company
Schroeder
Twin Oaks
Coteehanests
Arago School Comedy Friday at 8 PM
Arago high school presents a three act romantic comedy Between the Acts at 8 o clock Friday night in the school gymnasium. Admission is charged to support student body activities. The plot follows writer Dick Comfort his uncle Meander and a series of misadventures surrounding an arranged marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arago High School
Dick Comfort
Ellis “Happy” Rackleff
Meander
Cecil Patrick
Edith
Anita Milani
Uncle Meander
Clementine
Betty Knabo
Marguerite Robison
George Merrigale
George Paull
Clyde Lillie
Several Estates Lately Probated In Oregon
Probate notices report estates for Cora Sumerlin who died in Portland in 1923 with Robert Ro Watson appointed administrator and multiple heirs listed. Beulah Lardin died in Portland in 1935 with Paul Lardin named sole heir. Dominic D Ambrosio of Marshfield died in 1934 with Nicola D Ambrosio as administrator and several Marshfield heirs. Chase Nicholson died in 1935 with estate admitted to probate this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Sumerlin
Portland
Robert Ro Watson
RG. Sumerlin
Zella
Beulah
Doris
Glenda Sumerlin
Erna Sumerlin
Crescent City
Calif
Athyl Sumerlin
Ely
Beulah Lardin
Robert R. Wetton
Paul Lardin
Dominic D’ambrosio
Marshfield
Pete Megale
Joe Hennessey
Earl Dobbin
Nicola D’ambrosio
de D'Ambrosio
Nicola
Rosina
Olga D‘ambrosio
Marietta Whitney
Chase Nicholson
17 Adult Classes Now Taught Here by Supervisors
The weekly report shows 13 teachers taught 17 adult classes in Coos County for the week ending March 14. More than 12,000 adults attended 687 classes in Oregon emergency education, led by 608 formerly unemployed teachers. Dr C A Howard notes 16 nursery schools held last week for 36 children, with two teachers per class and meals provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Oregon
C A. Howard
State Relief Administration
Stook
Howard
First Day of Spring Marks Chill in Southwestern Oregon
Residents awoke to a cool spring day as Myrtle Point saw temperatures fall below 50 at noon. The unseasonable chill contrasted with expectations for the date marked on calendars as the first day of spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Cougar Shot After Long Pursuit in Brew-car Valley
An eight percent foot cougar was shot on the Leslie Groat mine at Brew-car Valley early Thursday. Groat and Raymond Barklow pursued the animal with four dogs for nearly four hours before it was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Groat
Brew-car Valley
Groat
Raymond Barklow
Arago Youth Weds Tillamook Girl
Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder of Myrtle Point and Mr and Mrs Charles Schroeder of Coquille travel to Tillamook for the wedding of Kenneth Carl son of Mr and Mrs J D Carl of Arago to Miss Dolores Green daughter of Mr and Mrs D Green of Tillamook. The Episcopal church wedding is Friday at 8 oclock. Perry Schroeder and son Percy James will return with the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schroeder
Thyrtie Point
Charles Schroeder
Coquille
Tillamook
Kenneth Carl
J D Carl
Arago
Dolores Green
D. Green
Episcopal Church
Perry Schroeder
Percy James
Myrtle Point
Five Problem Play At Local Church
A dramatic production titled There’s Methodist Church presents a new interpretation of life and social problems. No admission is charged. a freewill offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Olden Scenes Bring Memory Former Events
A Myrtle Point photo collection from 1989 and 1900 shows Fourth of July parades, the first fire department, the Guerin hotel site, and a view of the old Myrtle Point bridge after collapse. Other images capture the steamer Echo, the steamer Rita, the Norway dock, the depot, the horse drawn stage, a ball park area, snow in 1900, and local residents in group portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Warren Deyoe
Myrtle Point
Guerin Hotel
Echo
Spruce Street
Bandon
W T McCiskey
Tel le
O H Clarke
D R Toy
RC. Dement
W H. Walker
Daniel Giles
J L. Lewellen
G H. Guerin
L. W Deyoe
D. A. Huling
Lodge Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Myrtle Point Royal Neighbors marked the lodge centennial milestone at a Monday meeting. The event featured social games and a three tier birthday cake, followed by a retreatment. The group plans to travel to Powers next Monday for the annual county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Royal
Powers
Melon Tomato Committee Sets 1935 Acreage Quotas
The Melon and Tomato Committee votes to limit 1935 acreage to stabilize prices. Growers exceeding quotas face a tax with no refund. within quota receive refunds. New plantings allowed up to half an acre without penalty. C A Saling and local officials schedule meetings in Marshfield and at the county agent's office for quota applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Tompkins
Dayton
Joint Control
Oregon-Washington
C A. Saling
Coos County
Wil
Coos Bay Mutual Creamery
Marshfield
C A Holverstott
McKinley
Henry George
Coquille
Saling
Soling
Methodist Ladies Aid Sees Strong Turnout at Pearson Home
A good attendance marked the Methodist Aid meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bert Pearson. Mrs. Veda Mann assisted Mrs. Pearson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies Aid
Bert Pearson
Mra Veda Mann
Mra Pearson
Relief Food Distributions Set For Myrtle Point
Government commodities will reach Myrtle Point relief clients via a local grocery on the third Friday each month, announced by William Gosser of SERA. Bridge clients will receive similar provisions on the fourth Friday. Seeds will be supplied at these times. Contact E A Dodge or Bert Pearson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govement
Myrtle Point
William Gosser
State
Sera Emergency Relief Administration
County Distribution of
Bridge
Relief Committee
E. A. Dodge
City Recorder
Bert Pearson
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Meeting Reported at Mrs Garrett’s Home
Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Roy Garrett’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Warren Deyoe and Mrs. Florence Guerin assisted Mrs. Garrett. A devotional opened the session followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Roy Garrett
Warren Deyoe
Florence Guerin
Garrett
de Anies Sefrashmani
Walng
Myrtle Point High School Band Spring Concert
The Myrtle Point high school band presented its spring concert in the school auditorium Friday evening under director Frederic D. Hollister. A one act play was produced and the program included Visions Breath of Spring Avian Nights Group III selections and two state contest numbers performed by ensemble members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point High School
Frederic D. Hollister
Ed Heubnaer
Fora Worsham
Earl McDonald
Adrian Schroeder
Dorothy Gurney
Sot
Suto Wiesash Aa Y Harrie
Gale
Clade Preesler
Piutocrat
Sweet Memories
Harmony Queen
Killer Eternal
Forest Whispers
Farm Credit Assn Loans Help Farmers Across Nation
At a weekly school meeting farmers heard how Farm Credit associations largely improved farm finances nationwide. In 1934 loans totaled 1.83 billion with 45 million refinanced for taxes, reducing debt rather than adding burden. The program saves interest and supports a sound basis for future payments. A film on Land Bank loans summarized the talk. Next meeting covers housing act benefits with a slide presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Association
Federal Land Bank Associations
Marriage Licenses and Unions Reported in Coquille Area
Marriage licenses issued for Wm Adelbert Tyrrall and Grace Allen of Coquille by Justice Clayton of Baltimore Maryland. Bernard Hassell of Baltimore and Jean Bryden of Marshfield wed by Justice J Stanley. Matt Stonelake and Edna Davis of North Bend married by Je tlee Branley. Charlie Barett and France Moore of North Bend reportedly wed, with incomplete details on other names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Adelbert Tyrrall
Grace Allen
Coquille
Justice J. J. Clayton Bernard Hassell
Baltimore
Maryland
Jean Bryden
Marshfield
Justice J. J. Stanley
Matt J. Stonelake
Edna C. Davis
North Bend
Jetlee
J. J. Branley
Charlie Barett
France Moore
North Ben
Ivan’ Ronald Eit
Arma Jerinds
Desperate River Escape From Indian Town
A narrator recounts a harrowing paddle up a river when a canoe collision left him perilously close to drowning. He explains keeping a loaded gun, fearing attack, and devising a plan to flee to safety by slipping into a secondary canoe and paddling for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
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Herbert Sargent
Jersey City
Eddie A. Schneider
Sargent
File Corporation
Jack Carey
Feastyn Carey
Brown
Nellie M Milbury
Beatrice Renick
D E Strong
Geo YD Hall Realty
Catching Creek
South Fork
Coquil’e River
Bureau of Standards
Kr A. U. Btrang
Leather Jacket
1. R Sweetman
Pickwick Dam
Townsend Club
Future Farmers
Woman’s Club
Job’s
Lodge
Methodist Aid
Presbyterian Aid
Daniel
Esk
Wretu
Coe Ony
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