Remember When Years Ago in Crescent City Chronicle
A retrospective column recalls events from 99, 90, 80, 76, and 60 years ago. It notes a cattle purchase totaling 1368 head, a rock crusher ordered from Portland for Coos River work, a Stemmmler air gun accident, a residence fire, a severe hail storm at Roseburg, a gasoline shortage due to Oregon law, and other local incidents including injuries, barn fire, school gatherings, and transportation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geest Ne Far Ag
Crescent City
Houige
Houige, Who Will Probably Be Elected Ae ‘Epnigresaman
Counvnty Court
Portland
Heme
Coos River
Stemmmler
Fred Maxsey
River
Fred Mosier
Roseburg
Origye
Oregon
Ed. C. C. Carter
Manley Barklow
Myrtle Point
Camas Valley
Coos Bay
Coos Junction
North Bend
Coos County
Coquille
Iss Faye Young
Detroit
Cincinnati
Ohio
Presbyterian Church Convention
Community notes cover social gatherings and a dairy advice column
The page lists names of residents attending events at local homes and a gym, a long finder of social visits, a plan to celebrate with a Senior Ball at Powers, and a track meet. It includes Dr Messer praising dairy use and a butter rich recipe plus a brief business ad aiming to reduce county debt.
Religious services and events listed for Myrtle Point Coquille
Catholic mass Sunday at 8 00 in Myrtle Point and 11 00 in Coquille with evening devotions. Presbyterian services 9 45 Bible school 11 00 Mothers Day program with special music and Baccalaureate at the high school Tuesday 7 30 PM Bible study Wednesday choir rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. J. Kelly
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Presbyterian
Hugh T. Mitchimere
T G. Sumerlin
Stanley Phillips
Ashford
Burleigh
Harry Rankin
Local visitors and hospital update from Catching Creek area
Monday callers include Broadbent Mr and Mrs Ernest Bryant and Darlene of Catching Creek visiting Mr and Mrs Leonard Watson and family. Mrs Nellie Gibbe improving after being rushed to Mast hospital in Myrtle Point Saturday night. Betsie Barkdol called on Averil Parrish Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Donald and Nancy Belle of Portland arrived last Thursday for a several days visit with Donald's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Watson
Carol
Wayne
Bridge
Watson
W . Watson
Big Creek
Vist
Lyle Watson
G C Carlyle
Edell Bryant
Coquille
Forrest Hermann
Elden
Verlin
P D Parrish
Floyd Way
Emma Hermann
Lily Dement
Powers
Hermann
Dement
Gilbert Wyrick
Elva Cribbins
I B. England
C N Maver
Caras Valley
Howard Rackieff
Myrtle Point
W R Crbbins
Portland
Ernest Bryant
Darlene
Catching Creek
Nellie Gibbe
Mast Hospital
Betsie Barkdol
Averil Parrish
William Donald
Nancy Belle
Donald
Hi Ways To Health Don t Use A Pinch Hitter For Butter
Dr Victor Heiser internationally known doctor discusses avoiding a pinch hitter approach in butter usage. The piece emphasizes careful handling and prudent medical guidance. Heiser highlights practical health tips and cautions against improvised substitutes in food preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Heiser
Couples Attend Weekend Dinner at Mack Residence
The report notes Mr and Mrs William Miller and Ruth and Jimmy of Catching Creek hosted guests Sandi and the Cow family and Mr and Mrs Theodore Lund Lois and others at a Saturday dinner. The write up mentions Dwight Culver Marylou Everett and Charles Mack also present and a note about a carto lubricated. The text hints at car trouble due to neglected lubrication and needing a spare key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller
Ruth and
Jimmy
Catching Creek
Sandi
Dwight Culver
Marylou and
Everett
Theodore Lund
Lois Woure
Charles Mack
Condemnation of 3000 Strawberry Plants Over Nematode
State Department of Agriculture inspectors reported in April that nearly three thousand strawberry plants were condemned due to nematode infestation, citing agricultural quarantine measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Locks on the automobile should get light oil
The article advises applying a few drops of light oil to door and especially spare tire locks to ease operation and prevent sticking. It emphasizes careful, minimal lubrication to avoid attracting dirt or causing residue buildup.
Oregon Officials Destroy 500 Pounds of Weevilly Flour
The state department of agriculture ordered the destruction or feeding of 500 pounds of weevilly flour found in a central Oregon market. Officials said filthy or weevilly flour will not be reconditioned and must be discarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon
Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amais Starr
Zill Dement
Mrx Waler
Don
Ald and
Robert
Grange
Walter Donald
Roderick Hermman
Suydar
Elen Watson
Charles Knight
Charles
Thomas Luttrell
Mani
Clinton Carman
John Robert Carman
Rusv 'A Cline
Gaviord
Powers Satuday
Roy Haven
Delos Hermann
Betty
W H Ortman
Charles Hansen
Marshfield
Spine Stevens
George Delyria
Darrel A J Tharp
al Birch
George Isaac
Bancroft
Delos Appleton
Aand
Ovid Bryant
Elen and
Dennis
Bridge Vated
I B
England
Clyde McBee
Messer
N. H
Jack) Gunderson
Hove
Coquile
Elvina la Krapes
California
Broadbent
Meery—Theater
Mey
Stows
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Ardell Oden—Theater ‘Til Mey 15
Macaulay
Dr. de la Rhue
JR Bunch
Laird Bldg
Cuquille
McKinley, Ore
Mr. Cow Se
Mack
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
R. Pahl
Deorethy Emersich—Theater Hi Mey
Gainsborough
Sempert’s Drug Store
Myrtlewood Bakery
Clarence Smith
Heeter
Hydroelectric Commission of
Engineerscientists
Achome Sys
Orgor
Bonneville Power
Mountain Stores
Caepin
Hydroelectric Commission
Kool
Mountain States Power Co
Bo Hee
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