Snow Ends Logging as Power Reports 26 Inches
Weather notes show 8.01 inches of rain in the Bath week ending 6 p m with 1.73 inches on the 90th and 26 days of March recording precipitation. Snow covered hills with 20 inches on the ground at higher elevations while loggers returned to work after a dry, clear day. The Jewel Rebekahs held a club meeting with refreshments. Easter party hosted by Mystic Chapter OES. Pioneer theatre expands schedule to six days a week. trout of about 16 inches reported from the South Fork of the Coquille river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Jamee Gamweill
Powers
Bath
Jewel Club
Rebekahs
Fellowship
Wi'ffare Richards
Elmer
Ean
Carl Briggs
Lester Thorp
W. C. Thorp
Mystic Chapter
OES
Myrtle Point
Geo. Fromm
Effie Shindell
Coquille River
Service Men Spend 28 Day Furlough With Families
J Kenneth Reagen A M M 1st class on Saipan arrived last week for a 28 day furlough with his wife and son Mrs Reagen. Master Sgt Harry Ross at Fort Lewis visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs William Link last week. James Gates seaman 3rd class, finished boat training in San Diego and spent a few days with his mother Mrs Leota Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Reagen
Saipan
Reagen
Carol Briggs
Harry Ross
Fort Lewis
Wash
William Link
James Gates
San Diego
Calif
Leota Gates
Vacation Break for Sixth Graders as Teacher Falls Ill
The Sixth grade at Powers took a Tuesday vacation due to illness of Mrs. George Fromm. Kaye Gamwell and Patricia Skinner of Boise vacationing with Gamwell's parents, Mr and Mrs. James Gamwell. Nearby visits include Mrs. Elvin Hull heading to Fort Lewis for her son Clarence Hull's hospital treatment for shrapnel wounds. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Rolfe spent the weekend in North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fromm
Kaye Gamwell
Oregon State College
Patricia Skinner
Boise
Idaho
James Gamwell
Elvin Hull
Fort Lewis
Wash
Clarence Hull
Felix Campbell
Portland
Lyman Rolfe
North Bend
Bruce Rider
Eugene
William Link
Jones
Bremerton
Ray Jones
W. J Wheeler
Jack Hannon
Rolfe
J W Gamwell
Dolores Hannon
Rosalie Smith
Cocos Bay
Leo Frye
Coos Bay
J A. Fuller
Lebanon
Homer Grove, Jr
Thureda
Local Notes From Gaylord Easter Week Gatherings
Gaylord residents host guests over Easter weekend with service members from Fort Lewis and relatives visiting from Broadbent Myrtle Point Powers and Eugene. Attendees include M Sgt Harry Ross. Mr and Mrs Carey Benes. Mrs Marvin Barzee and two children. Miss Betty Cline of U of O visiting with her mother Mrs Tom Thompson. Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Jease Hayes included Kenneth Barthell and family and Mr and Mrs Charles Brown. others were Mr and Mrs Chet Massey and Mr and Mrs Truman Hartley. Mrs Carl Hainey now living in Myrtle Point moved home goods after illness on Saturday night. Irene Mullen and Mrs Boreland with grandson Donnie Wagner from Myrtle Point visited Mrs Addie Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord
Harry Ross
Fort Lewis
Wash
Carey Benes
Marvin Barzee
Broadbent
Barzee
Clinton Carman
Betty Cline
U of O
Eugene
Tom Thompson
Jease Hayes
Kenneth Barthell
Charles Brown
Powers
Chet Massey
Truman Hartley
Carl Hainey
Myrtle Point
Hainey
Irene Mullen
Boreland
Donnie Wagner
Addie Hayes
Moving Mr and Mrs A Christensen and Daughter
The Christensen family and their daughter Marvene moved this week from their town house to their former residence across the river. They recently sold the townhouse to Washington buyers who are arriving earlier than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A’ Christensen
Marvene
Washington
Marriage Licenses and Court Actions From County Court
Marriage licenses listed for Harold Gordon Conn and Anita Ruth Bailey. Claude B Wilson and Nancy Ann Anzalone. Edgar R. Gilmore and Velma Gertrude Kaliamoe. Charles C. Stewell and Evelyn Leith. Almon G. Ely and Mary Belle Waldeck. George Darrell Steward and Edna Marie Johnson. Circuit Court cases include divorces and property actions. notable names include Faye Jean Stiles and Jack Dennis Stiles, Chas. Wiper and J. W. Filanagan, and Roy A. Landrith estate. Local residents noted attending proceedings. background on William McCue et al. and other defendants.
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Harold Gordon Conn
Bandon
Anita Ruth Bailey
Coos Bay
Claude 8. Wilson
Charleston
Ore
Nancy Ann Anzalone
Omaha
Neb
Trey
G. H. Newland
Edgar R. Gilmore
Eureka
Calif
Velma Gertrude Kaliamoe
Liston Parrish
Charles C. Stewell
Coquille
Evelyn Margaret Leith
Riverton
Almon G. Ely
Mary Belle Waldeck
Myrtle Point
George Darrell Steward
Bennington
Ind
Edna Marie Johnson
Circuit Court
Willian F McCue
Francis McCue
Reno
Nev
Bankera Life Company
Victor A. Dimmick
Jr Action
Faye Jean Stiles
Jack Denis Stiles
Vancouver
Chas. Wiper
J W . Filanagan
Dorothy Fusano
Antonio Fusan
Olympis
Wash
Virginia Costello
Ross E Costello
Roy A Landrith
Helen Watson
Blanche Taylor
George J. Landrith
Joseph Lyman Nutter
John Clifford Nutter
Nell Nutter
Fred Albert Almgren
Melvin M Decker
O Decker
Jone C Page
Alard E Page
van Clark
Antone Louis Schussler
Ralph Everett Woodring
Charles Wm Porter
Stanley Dureke
Alberta M Coster
Funeral Service Held at Bandon For Louis Strong
Funeral services were held Sunday at 200 o'clock in the Baptist church at Bandon for Louis M. Strong 72 who died last Wednesday afternoon of a heart attack. Rev Stubb pastor of the church officiated with Schroeder mortuary in charge. Interment was in the K of P cemetery at Bandon. All the children attended except Lt Roland Strong prisoner of war.
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Sunda
Baptist Church
Bandon
Louis M. Strong
Stubb
Schroeder
K of P
Roland Strong
Business visitors in town stay at W L Bell home
Fred Knowland of Abany and Art Bergreen of Portland were in town Wednesday on business and guests at the W L Bell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knowland
Abany
Art Bergreen
Portland
W. L. Bell
Fragmented March 31 1905 items and 1807 serenade note
A mix of historical notes: Kentucky distillery output and costs, wartime taxes, and social attitudes of 1905, plus a volcanic island rise near Japan and a Swiss peak alcohol sobriety claim. Also a Myrtle Point Enterprise excerpt about a serenade and Newberg rose timing with a petition under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Towsera Ordinance Hearing Prompts City Council Action
The Newberg Graphic notes a council session where an ordinance to ban Towsera running at large is to be considered. The Coquille Herald describes courthouse crowds and plume obscured speaker, contrasting wicked and good ladies amid the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg Graphic
Coquille Herald
Unusual airship sighting and local notes from 1925
Twenty years ago reports described an airship visible over Coquille with onlookers watching it from the Rod and Gun club grounds. The piece notes frost damage to many fruit varieties at the agricultural college and a Rambler rose sent to the American office.
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Coquille
Coquille Rod and Gun Club
Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Lemon
McNair Place
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rebekah
Mystic
Pioneer Theatre
G P Stewart
H. D. Benes
General Automobile Repairing
Butterfield
Oregon
Scofield Studios
Broadway Marshfield
County Court House
Wesley E. Bilsa
Dorothy
Coos County
Louis Strong
Kentucky
Sea of Japan
Switzerland
Newberg
Myrtle Point Union H High School
Lions Club
Sempert
Vege Triangle
Vrry
Ld Pattyn Yas
Davan
Brooks
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