Marriage Licenses Deeds and Jail Terms Highlight Court News
Jeanette Doriand sues for divorce from Leonard Doriand and Wauneta Robinett seeks divorce from Edgar Robinett. Walter P Gheer seeks custody in a divorce suit. Credit Service seeks $85.25 plus 6 percent from Feb 13 1934 and $57.30 plus 6 percent from Jan 1 1934 plus costs. Ernest William Allen and Florence Ella McMullen wed in Myrtle Point. Robert Moore Bowen and Juanita Jarman wed in Coquille. George Fitzhenry and June Brown wed in Coquille. Jail terms include Woolls 90 days for a prior commitment. Ward fined $100 and 30 days for deer possession. dog license funds allocated for sheep killed by dogs.
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Jeanette Doriand
Leonard Doriand
Wauneta Robinett
Edgar J Robinett
Walter P Gheer
Marshfield Credit Service Company
Ued Salt
George Erdman
Bandon
Ernest William Allen
Florence Ella McMullen
Myrtle Point
Wer
Robert Moore Bowen
Juanita Jarman
Powers
C G Nixon
Coquille
George Fitzhenry
June Brown
F Thompson
Carey Bonca
Gaylord
Helen
John Dewey Woolls
J J Stanley
C E Maybee
Jack W Ward
C E Naybee
North Bend
Cancelled Warrant and New Warrant Issued
Warrant number 8298 payable to A A Schramm was cancelled and a new warrant issued in his favor on the cash emergency fund for 15.
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A Schramm
Land near Sumner Offered to Bruce L. Walker
The south half of the southeast quarter of section 33 near Sumner was offered to Bruce L. Walker of Sumner for $80.
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Sumner
Bruce L. Walker
Cancelled warrants issued to Myrtle D Key
Warrants numbers 63334 and 43335 payable to Myrtle D Key were cancelled and $37.55 from the cash emergency fund was paid to her.
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Myrtle D Key
Deeds Recorded Across Oregon Coast Counties
A series of property transfers are listed including Dora Kerr and Maude Snyder exchanging Lot 16 in Section W above Bridge on Roseburg highway, and Milas Richardson selling to City of North Bend. Other transfers include Marshfield areas in Coos County, Bandon and Myrtle Point parcels, and various trustees and individuals selling or conveying parcels along Coquille river and nearby sections.
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Dora M
Richard W Kerr
Maude Snyder
Roseburg
Sterling S
Laura E. Parris
Athena
T F Maginnis
Marshfield Milas M
Elna May Richardson
North Bend
Maggie Wood
Myrtle DeLong
City of
Presbytery
Oregon
E L Knott
Klamath Falls
E Iverson
Medford
J W Angell
Gold Beach
Tucker
Bandon
Coquille River
M J and
Della P Morrison
Mark Hardman
Myrtle Creek
Walter E and
Myre Agnes Lilienthal
Anna S Chancellor
Eastside
Magic Cleaners and Dyers, Inc
L. W Rippey
Palouse Creek
H. E. Hess
Portland Mortgage Company
West Hunker Hill
Marshfield
Agnes R. Sengstacken
Bandon Lodge
Fairy Creek
May B. Bright
State of
Ora D. Tymmons
Woolen Mills
C F
Nellie Edwards
Beverly Hills
Violet Olmstead
Hollywood
Western Pacific Timber Company
Henry
Westbrook
North Fork
Elias Ritts
William H. Larkin
Butter
Penn
Hudson Creek
Oscar Henry
R. F
Sarah ¥. Mumford
Nea Hall Creek
A. E
Mabel Adelsperger
Charles W. Sell
Alderhill
Sestion
Beaver Creek
Chambers
Hilda Chambers
E. B. Dean and Company
Railroad
East Marshfield
McCloskey As Sole Candidate Urges Coos County Backing
The present representative for Coos County is the only candidate on either ticket. McCloskey has ably represented Coos County and deserves votes from all citizens regardless of party for his service in the state legislature. Republicans are urged to write his name to elect a man with Coos County’s interests at heart.
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Coos County
McCloskey
State Butter Code Aims to Raise Dairy Quality in Oregon
Dr H H Wilster of Oregon State College reports that a state butter code and strict federal rules push higher cream and butter quality from farm to table. The program grades butter A B or C to guide buyers, with creameries required to grade cream, boosting prices for well produced cream and encouraging widespread community meetings to enlist producers and creameries.
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Oregon
HH Wilster
Oregon State College
State Department of Agriculture
Oregon Dairy Council
Oregon Dairy Products Improvement Association
Wilster
Southern Trip Starts Tuesday For Graduation Event
Mia F L Tucker daughter Ellen Monrad and Miss Ruth Barton depart Tuesday for Gulfport Mississippi to attend Burr Monrad's graduation from Gulf Coast Military Academy. Barton will ride to Chicago for a Great Lakes vacation while the group travels east through Salt Lake City Fort Worth New Orleans and back via Old Spanish Trail to El Paso with a side trip to Monterrey Old Mexico then north through Albuquerque Denver Yellowstone Spokane and home through eastern Oregon.
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Mia F. L. Tucker
Ellen Monrad
Ruth Barton
Gulfport
Mississippi
Burr Monrad
Gulf Coast
Military Academy
Walker Visits Myrtle Point Republican Candidate A G Walker
A G Walker of Gold Beach Republican candidate for Joint Representative for Coos and Curry counties visited Myrtle Point on Saturday. His platform supports adjusting Rogue River fishing regulations to grant the summer season to recreational fishing and an earlier season for commercial fishermen.
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A. G. Walker
Goldbeach
Coos
Curry Counties
Myrtle Point
Walker
Rogue River
School Clerk Meetings Planned by County Superintendent
County school superintendent W H Wann announced a series of clerk meetings to review records. Sessions are scheduled at Gramermer school Bandon May 32 10 to 12, Junior school Myrtle Point May 23 7 to 4, Coquille high Pelghet May 33 16 to 2, and other locations with teacher examination dates later in June.
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W H. Wann
Graramer
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Coquille High
Pelghet
Bim
Certificate Recital At Methodist Church Opens Music Week
Tuesday evening May 16 at 8 p m a certificate recital opened music week at the Methodist church. Mrs Merwin Moller presented piano pieces as Gene Evans Blanche Detlefsen Margaret Davis Betty Joan Davis Anita Tedsen Dorothy Bennett and others received certificates and prizes.
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Merwin Moller
Gene Evans
Pixie
Sweet Briar
Lorna Jeanne Summers
Betty Jean
Margaret Devis
Starianns Steele
Altes
Osborne Hungar
Alicen Osbourne
Marwoas Steele
Georgian Mac Moller
Billanche
Detlefacn
Dora Joanne Summers
Margaret Davis
Betty Joan Davis
Anita Tedsen
Dorothy Bennett
Aileen Osbourne
Morianna Steele
Grange Discusses Dairy Association Meeting Held In Myrtle Point
Myrtle Grange met at Schroeder hall with Master Roy Robison presiding to discuss the Coos County Dairy association. M M Schmidt reported progress and an upcoming June 5 meeting at Schroeder’s hall to elect a district director and hear program speakers.
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Cops and Curry Dairy Improvement Association
Myrtle Grange
Schroedern Hall
Roy Robison
M M Schmidt
Schroeder's Hall
Coos County
M. E. Ladies Aid Meeting At Breuer Home
The Methodist Ladies Aid gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mr. John Breuer’s home. Members discussed general business and spent the afternoon sewing. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
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Wid
John Breuer
Lions Club Dance Set For May 26 In Myrtle Point
The Lions Club schedules its annual dance for May 26 at the Veterans Hall. The event is described as a major city social with a large expected crowd. Tickets will be sold at the Veterans Hall and by the Myrtle Point Lions.
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Lions Club
Veteran's Hall
Lions
Myrtle Point den
Vote Tomorrow For County and State Races
Voters are urged to select careful candidates for county and state offices. Each ballot measure merits vigilant review. In Myrtle Point Precinct 54 North voting at the old Myrtle Point Bank Building. Precinct 85 South at the city hall.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Bank
Maple Street
Willow Street
Willow
Young Democrates Elect Officers In Coquille Meeting
The Young Democratic club of Coos county elected and installed officers at the Coquille hotel on Tuesday. New officers include President Fred Houtter, first vice president George Belloni, second vice president Willem Oerding, secretary Yen Flaxel, treasurer Bernie Andrews, and state committeemen Chris Bensen and Louise Smart. An advisory council was named, and active organization work was to begin under President Hollister. A resolution urged sending a telegram of support to President Roosevelt for his Reconstruction program.
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Young Democratic Club
Coos County
Coquille Hotel
George Belloni
Cogue
Elton Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Fred Houtter
North Bend
Willem Oerding
Coquille
Lois Morrison
Yen Flaxel
Bernie Andrews
Chris Bnsen
Marshfield
Louise Smart
W Leslie Hugh -Ac Lain
John D Goss
George Bellioni
Elton A Schroeder
Hollister
Roosevelt Govig
Our United
Garden Club Meets at City Hall on May 22
The Garden club will meet in City hall on Tuesday May 22. Everyone is urged to be present.
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Garden Club
City Hall
Culver Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination
Culver, current Myrtle Point chief of police and former Coos County chief deputy, runs for sheriff citing extensive law enforcement experience and qualifications to lead the office.
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Culver
Myrtle Point
Coos County
Quiet Wedding for Florence McMullin at Elder Baker Home
Miss Florence Ella McMullin wed Ernest William Allen Sunday at 6 30 pm in a quiet ceremony at the Elder A A Baker home. Attended by her parents and two sisters, the house was decorated by La Velle McCracken and Dora Belle McMullin. A lunch followed. the couple will live on the McMullin ranch eight miles east of Myrtle Point.
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Florence Ella McMullin
Mira
R L. McMullin
Ernest Wiliam Allen
Mac
A A. Baker
Mr. Allen
McMullin
Myrtle Point
Junior and Senior Contract Clubs Meet Tuesday
Miss El Moller entertained the Junior Contract club at her home on Tuesday evening with Mrs Lloyd Kuni as guest. High score went to Miss Moller. The Senior Contract club met Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring. Mrs Fientge Perkins had high score for the women and Mr Kring for the men. Delicio refreshments were served to the guests.
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Moller
Lloyd Kuni
Miss Moller
Harold Carver
Austin Dodge
Raleign Greene
Charles McGeorge
Ruth Barton
Elsie Moller
Ralph Kring
Fientge Perkins
Kring
Delicio
Flentge Perkins
Karl Kaufman
Memorial Day Plan By VFW And Ladies Auxiliary
The VFW and Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor a Memorial Day program and service. They will decide the place and time and announce details in a later Herald tissue.
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VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Herald
Tuberculin Test Given Wednesday at Local High School
The tuberculin test was administered Wednesday at the high school by Dr. R. H. Mast to about 300 people. Nurses in charge were Mrs. Lela Elrod Mrs. Maud Hooton and Miss Gloria Getz. Those tested are asked to return Friday at 10 p.m. for readings.
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R. H. Mast
Lela Elrod
Maud Hooton
Gloria Getz
Coquille Club Hosts cantata of Ruth at Methodist Church
The Coquille Choral club directed by Mrs E A Woodyard presented a cantata at the local Methodist church on Wednesday morning. The piece drawn from Ruth chapters one through three featured Naomi Ruth and Boaz with Naomi portrayed by Mrs June Walker, Ruth by Idris Merwin Moller, and Boaz by Frank Alice all of Coquille and Myrtle Point respectively.
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Coquille
E. A. Woodyard
Ruth
Naomi
Boaz
June Walker
Idris Merwin Moller
Myrtle Point
Frank Alice
Friends Boost Clinton For County Commissioner
A group of supporters sponsors a truck to advertise Jesse D. Clinton for county commissioner. The vehicle will tour most of the county with a high school band aboard, sponsored by the City Transfer, starting from Myrtle Point and visiting Coquille Marshfield and North Bend before returning late in the day.
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Jesse D. Clinton
M Myrtle Point
Boosters
Coquille
Marshfield
North Bend
Myrule Point
Myrtle Point 4H Plans Exhibits and Demonstrations
Myrtle Point 4H groups including New Lake Health Club led by Lara Morgan and the Girls Health Club at Cunningham led by Florence Oerding showcased their achievement day displays. The Myrtle Point school featured a large 4H program with sewing and forestry exhibits. The club plans further exhibits and demonstrations for the County Fair and entries in the style revue.
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New Lake
Altar Society Party Noted By Local Ladies
The Holy Name Altar Society held a gathering with Mrs. Frank Young of Myrtle Point Mrs. C S Murphy and Mrs Albert Pans of Bridge in attendance at the event.
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Holy Name
Frank Young
Myrtle Point
C. 5. Murphy
Albert Panscoam
Bridge
Oregon Jubilee to staged reading of state history pageant
The Southers Oregon Mercet School actors from Ashlend will present a historical pageant Orem con Land of Plenty during Medford’s Oregon wood Jubilee on June 3. Lole Porterpied of Myrtle Point joins the cast as rehearsals begin under Prof. Angus Bowmer. The production traces Oregon statehood with 75 years of statehood noted, using a 6 piece orchestra and enhanced by lighting and loudspeakers for clear understanding.
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Gress
Oregon Mercet School
Ashlend
Oregon
Medford
Lole Porterpied
Myrtle Point
Angus Bowmer
Histrionfc Abilty
Powerstown Bridge Reopens After Temporary North Span Move
The Powerstown Bridge, closed Saturday night to Monday noon, is open for cars. The north third sits on a temporary western foundation while traffic detours over the old middle and south spans. Schools were closed Monday to protect crossing children but reopened Tuesday.
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Powerstown
Distance Runner Enters State Meet
Harold Draper of Myrtle Point competes in the mile at Corvallis on May 19 as he pursues a spot in the state meet. The Lions Club has voted to aid his expenses for the trip.
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Harold Draper
Myrtle Point
Corvaills
Lions Club
Past Matrons Meet at Mrs Chase Home
The Past Matrons gathered Tuesday at the home of Mr. C. A. Chase for a regular business meeting. Prizes awarded with Mrs Arnold taking first, Mrs McKay second, and Mrs Pancoast low.
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C. A. Chase
John Arnold
Ray Dement
Thomas Guerin
Lester Dement
G. L. McKay
Elmer Russell
Kind den Amet Kre Oh Ahaga
Bebe Whitaker
Albert Pancoast
Mrs. Arnold
McKay
Low
Mrs. Pancosat
Sports fishing wanes on Rogue after commercial opening
Rogue river sports fishing sharply declines as commercial salmon fishing begins on the lower Rogue, causing observers to note reduced angling activity and shifts in local fishing patterns.
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Royse
M. E. Officers Picnic Draws Church Families
Methodist church officers and teachers and their families gathered for a potluck picnic. Guests shared food and fellowship in a casual outdoor setting, enjoying a relaxed afternoon together.
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Methodist
Arheld
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