Council Changes Fire Zone Limits
The city council adopted an ordinance excluding the north half of the Brethren church block from the fire zone. The vote followed earlier action to exclude blocks along Ash Street and Maple Street, prompted by property owners on Spruce street. The move clears land for camp cabins planned by Auto Park service station proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Legal Department
Ash Street
Maple Street
Spruce Street
Will Bailld
W. W. Wilson
John Carver
Kring
Chas. Brodrick
Maple and
Eighth Streets
Railroad Avenue
Brodrick
James Albee
Roy Garrett
Henry Carver
Ansembly of God
Maple
Fourth Streets
Mer Carver
California
Pleasant Hill School Halloween Party Enjoyed By Crowd
Friday afternoon a Halloween party was held at Pleasant Hill school with a good crowd of children and teachers including Miss Whobrey. Refreshments were served after a variety of stunts and performances by pupils. Other attendees included Mrs. Joe Walker and several local residents.
Two 4-H Clubs Start Year s Work at Arago
In Arago Oregon on Friday two 4-H clubs organized at the school. Division I sewing and handicrafts selected the club name Ren Me. Officers elected include president Fred Miller and secretary Freddie Vetter. Leo Hearin leads the handicrafters with six members. Meetings set for Friday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Patrick
Freddie Vetter
W. B. Ferrier
Portland
Eva Shields
Arthur Ferrier
VETS SHOULD GET TREATMENT IN HOME HOSPITALS
At the Oregon Medical Society meeting in Eugene Dr. E B Mc Daniel urged government aid to veterans with disability insurance to be treated in their communities. Dr Karl Martzloff outlined hospital study plans. five committees named. concerns about empty beds and long travel for veterans.
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Oregon Medical Society
Eugene
E. B. McDaniel
Karl Martzloff
Oregon
Alfred B. Paacock
Warshfield
Haling
Smravice Station Change Sparks App point
Ray Wilkins, who came from Go a Wash a few month ago to cut the fest of the week with his partners W. T. Wilson and John Carver, left the first of the week to seek a new position. The air was effective immediately and Mr. Wilkins moved to Houser House on Rail Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wilkins
W. TW. Wilson
John Carver
Mr. Wilkins
Ree
Houser House
Raill Avenue
Cutting Railroad Ties Spurs Myrtle Creek Trip
In Coos county a man with spare time can cut railway ties and sell later. Percy Schroeder and Jack Hayter seized such an opportunity and left yesterday for Myrtle Creek above Bancroft to harvest ties for market timing.
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Coos County
Percy Schroeder
Jack Hayter
Myrtle Creek
Bancroft
Fall Plowing Gains in Coos County Farmlands
Fair weather eased after a warm spell. The Coquille River fell to its low summer stage, while two weeks of heavy rain improved pasture and soil for fall plowing. Many fields in Coos County are now being tilled.
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Coquille
Coos County
Dickenson Couple Gather Berries Near Bandon
Mr and Mrs George Dickinson were near Bandon Sunday collecting huckleberries. They reported a heavy crop this year and described the berries as abundant and excellent for jam.
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George Dickinson
Bandon
Dickinson
Halloween Party in Gaylord Sparks Local Fun
Halloween festivities at the Community building featured a lively radio show audience jokes. Prizes went to Millard Carlisle and others. dancing, square dances led by John Warner, plus cake coffee and sandwiches. Decor included autumn leaves, black cats, and bats as residents enjoyed the event.
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Guord
W P Bay
Reant Hainey
Herbert
Oregon
Wm. Richardson
A Massey
Trent
Eugene
Russell Wright
Mable Mead
Two Bridge Couples Observe Wedding Day
Mr. and Mrs. O W Meath celebrate their 46th anniversary and daughter Evelyn and Ray L Beckett mark 14 years since their marriage at a Grange meeting in Bridge Oregon. A Hallowe en themed social evening featured a pot luck supper and a Lo hengrin wedding march procession under a maple arch with readings and contests.
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Burtis
J. L. Burtis
Vernondy
Bob
Dorothy
C. E. Huling
Emma Schneider
Myrtle Point
Goldie Lawrence
Los Angeles
Tenn Robison
Edith Wodeward
Ruth
Marshfield
Arago Gym
Clara Dellman
C. C. Robison
Wallace Miller
Dude Chapman
Sarah Wimer
Glide
Oregon
Adrian Halter
Halter
Clarence Schroeder
Laster Clinton
Roseburg
Monsey
C. A. Keltner
Myrtle Grange
J L. Burtis
C C. Robison
C E. Schroeder
Jack Schroeder
Janeve
G. L Flemming
Washington
Flemming
Gus Schroeder
John Sanders
Coullle
Nile Miller
Nellie Paull
Broadbent
William Bell
Wendall Robison
Coquille
Robison
Swift Creamery
Colquille
Lyle Paull
Gardiner
Eugene Moody
Bridge, Obe
Bridge Grangers
W. Heath
Collnie
Haro Larwell
Allan Eircenaill
Soe F. Vaahe
Elise Lamp Tlin
Alma la Veterans’ Hospital
Portland
A Y
Alstein
Albert Pancoast
J. T. Eve
H. C. van Alstein
Ray L. Beckett
Maude Hooton
Forrest Mose
Guy
Robert Tennant
Ovid Bryant
Mast Hospital
Yronasday Armistice Day Observances Noted
Disjointed notes describe public observances for Armistice Day in Myrtle Beach. Details are unclear but mention a dance and a vacant motel building disposal nearby.
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Myrtle
Aisbay
Local Stockholders Attend Fat Elk Oil Meeting
A crowd in Coquille Missouri gathered to hear Fat Elk Oil and Gas Co. stockholders discuss continuing drilling. Present owners offered stockholders the first opportunity to reclaim the outfit. Two men linked to the old group faced jail and a $1200 bond. New friends express readiness to supply materials if wildcatting resumes and drilling plans are named soon.
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Coquille
Fat Elk O
Ges Co
Lee School Halloween Prizes Reported At HLloween Party
Nov 3 Lee School held a Halloween party with two bonfires and games. Winners for costumes were Anna Mary Andersen and Lois Parry. prizes also given to Jad prize winners Howard Leatherman and Jin Michel for seers. Visitors included Mrs Emma Fr and Mrs Bigee Lantermane among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Gasner
Bill Eads
George Rogers
Myrtle Point
W. H
Garden Club Plans to Beautify City
The Garden Club outlines efforts to make the city more attractive. Members discuss meeting plans, public influence, and keeping streets free of scraps while encouraging volunteers to participate. The piece emphasizes civic pride and ongoing work to be remembered as a contributing group.
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Saul
Ambres
Garden Club
UrRes
Ena
Cid
Curtails Mail Service After Nine O'Clock Boxed Mail Delays
The post office explains that after 9 PM mail received will stay in the office until 9 AM the next day. A 35 hour delay occurs before items are placed at the Banke Stell facility and sent out. Officials cite adherence to postal rules and procedures.
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Rae
Npr
Norton Brothers Released After County Farm Detention
Donald Norton age 17 and Paul Norton age 14, brothers, used the RE C Barker car to reach their Powers area home after visiting Myrtle Point for groceries for their brother. They were held at the county farm following their arrest and released at the start of the week.
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Donald Nton
Paul Norton
RE. C. Barker
Powers
Myrthe Point
Armstrong Boys Homer Buy House On Readers Highway
Myron Armstrong purchased a house from Otto E Parry located on the Readers highway just south of town. The property had been recently bought from C Belshaw and the deal was handled through New Adams realty office.
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Myron Armstrong
Otto E. Parry
Readers Highway
C. Belshaw
New Adams Realty Office
First Curry White Child Passes at Dallas
Frank Langlois an old resident, in his eighties, died after a brief illness at a Dallas home. He had lived with the Pembertons for years and was active earlier in life. Relatives and friends extend sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Dallas
Frank Langlois
Philanee
Ai Langleis
Pembertons
Langtois
Nelson in Pit and Two Days Held on Penalty
A fragmentary report notes Nelson faces a penalty of about eight days after a pit incident during a weak week. The Must Motor Co appears connected to the event and upcoming proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oate
Hess
Nelson
Must Motor Co
Greeed High Building Halt Pending Check
The report notes a high building project delayed by an inspection to verify its final height. H Barklow heads the work and will stop if the structure exceeds five feet. If halted, digging pauses weeks. church ladies will serve meals in the area hall to support workers and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Barklow
City Council Denies Aid Application Referred to County Court
City council meeting recessed after a request for aid was denied. The application from Pope Dano was referred to the county court amid debate over whether the county court can grant aid to a charity or property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Dano
Harioceer
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Bnd
Cha. Harlocker
Cannellman
Marshal
Regairer
Pleasant Hill School
Arago
Kerom Lanes
Veta
A. Huebner
Bae
Smravice
Gaylord
W. Meath
Mer Mutriend
Grange
LEE School
Hlloween
Sumeriin Returna
Ilinese
Lark Mast
Joe Sumerlin
J. W. and
John Sumerlin
Teri
SKCN
Make City Beautiful
Sheol
Norton Boys
Armstrong Boys
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