Local notes and ads from North Bend listings
Mr and Mrs Tom Freeman of North Bend visited Monday at the Lee Bay home. Early cabbage and head lettuce plants at Myrtle Greenhouse. Adrian Schroeder left to resume studies at the state university after spring vacation with his parents. Mrs E E Bender and Mrs Nellie Bender moved to the former Gus Hamilton house on Sixth Street. Early Rose and Burbank Seed Potatoes at Petersons. Dr and Mrs R Harrison Mast entertained Jim Robison of Broadbent with cake and bridge after a funeral dinner. Perennial flowering plants should be planted early for best blooms. Myrtle Greenhouse phone 81/
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Freeman
North Bend
Lee Bay
Adrian Schroeder
R. Harrison Mast
Jim Robison
Broadbent
Hot Cross Buns for Easter and Water Health Tips
Russell and Mr Earl Wilson toured Grants Pass and Crescent City using Roosevelt highway then returned to Myrtle Point. Mrs Clark Fensler hosted a Friday style show gathering with a fine Hamm's chicken dinner and a Schroeder's hall dance. Aileen Barker joined E Barker to Roseburg and Eugene. Elbert Schroeder and Shirley Carter also traveled. Hot Cross Buns and water health advice urge six glasses daily with notes on body water and digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wilson
Grants Pass
Redwoods
Crescent City
Myrtle Point
Roosevelt Highway
Clark Fensler
Hamm
Schroeder
E. Barker
Roseburg
Aileen Barker
University of Oregon
Elbert Schroeder
Shirley Carter
Eugene
Oregon Land Seekers from Many States and Canada
Prospective settlers from Michigan, Missouri, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, New York, Minnesota, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and Ontario express plans to visit Oregon for 20 to 800 acres of improved land. They seek dairying, poultry, fruit, general farming, and irrigated properties in Willamette Valley, western and central Oregon, with river or lake access and near towns like Eugene, Portland, and Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Settlement Department
Oregon State Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Ira W. Keller
Weston
Michigan
Echoula
J. A. Weidknecht
Mitchell Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Willamette Valley
Wilmot Gordon
Gordonsville
Minnesota
Haines Tula
Iwo
Baker, Grant
Douglas Lake Coos
Curry
L. Alverson
North 9Th Street
Rogers
Arkansas
VanGalder
Clay Street
Denver
Colorado
Ashland
Medford
Oakridge
Lathrope Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
M McFadden
Therma
New Mexico
Florian Teport
Waterville
New York
Manco
Kentucky
Stanley Roberts
Bolmant
Schenectady
Willemette
Edmund Kebblns
Covina
Catteraia
Cooner
Portland
A. E. Steltenberg
Okaton
South Dakota
Steve Shimon
General Delivery
Borger
Texas
J Maland
Elmore
E W Scott
East Vine Street
Redlands
California
Eugene F Dilts
Wakaw
Saskatchewan
Canada
Anhie A. Metahey
Washburn
North Deakota
A T. Parrent
Box 417
North Battleford
Salem
Warts
Emil Auguste
Morris
Joint meeting of Una Tebekah lodge entertains 700 guests
Members of Una Tebekah lodge and the 1 O OF held a highly enjoyed joint gathering with visiting members from Powers. About 700 attendees shared a banquet with greenery nar cissus and daffodils. An Atwater Kent radio provided music during the feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Tebekah
Powers
L H Pearce
Misa Ardyce Clinton
Geo. Ro Dukne
Yven
Mia
Margaret Clinton
Mre Spha Hall
Bill Stevens
Claude Spencer Dies After Logging Accident in Sutherlin
Claude Spencer aged 18 when drafted in 1917 later settled near Sutherlin Oregon. He was raised by blind parents, supported them, joined ME church South Myrtle Point in 1922, and died instantly Friday when a log toppled a jogger’s path. Funeral at Sutherlin M E church with interment Fair Oaks cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Glande Byeh
Olen
Wen
Albert Spencer
Claude
Wes
Oregon
North Bend
Spencers
North Fork
Sutherlin
Hie
M. E. Church South
Myrtle Point
Hhe
Epworth League
Sutherlin M. © Cherech
Alfred
Fair Oaks
Spencer
Fashion and Household Tips From A Cold Day
A guide notes vinegar prevents cold hands when hanging laundry on a chilly day and cornmeal paste removes fruit stains. It also says tea nourishes houseplants, cheesecloth is a good dust cloth, and skirts trend toward wide circles and extra length with chestnut purple and navy tones.
Man from Klamath Falls seeks muskrat farm near Myrtle Point
A visitor from Klamath Falls toured Myrtle Point areas Friday with plans to start a muskrat farm. He hopes to secure about 100 acres with water on stable ground suitable for raising muskrats, aiming to harvest their pelts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Myrtle Point
Coos County Visitors Attracted by Magnificent Rainfall
A gentleman visited Coos County drawn by reports of heavy rainfall. After spending the day there he expressed interest in the region's climate and potential prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Garden of Thanks Note for Kindness During Bereavement
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for flowers and acts of kindness following a recent bereavement.
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Edmond Bresee
Liberty
Monbay
Charis
Jimmy Valentine
Ralph Ince
Barbara Kent
Audrey Ferris
Universal Entertainment
Myrtle
E. E. Bender
Nellie Bender
Ray Houses
Gus Hamiton
Sixth Street
Burbank
Peterson’s. le
Myrthe Greenhouse
G. McClellan
T.r.johnson
Casey
Nature
Harlocker Pharmacy
Perkins Drug Store
Harlocker
Famers’ Store
Easter Russell Baking
Wither
Mary
Maunet
Taple
Comba
C. E. Frye
Arnold
Wents
Besea Abe OF
WEET
Oklahoma
Kovert Rao
Greece
Theracle
Hellande Y
Sophos
Heaven
Coney 5
M.O
Ants Muskrat
Bill Booster
Saket
Pevew
Tina
Nally
E. C. Barker Jeweler
Russell Baking CO
Albers
Carnation Dairy
Mike
Coquille and
Old Farmers’ Store
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