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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1936

Page

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Early settler recalls bank beginnings in Coquille area

A pioneer outlines life shifts from squatter rights on Long Prairie to ranching near Coquille and Myrtle Point, then helps organize the First National Bank of Coquille City over 30 years ago. He names organizers, early officers, and later Myrtle Point bank changes including sale to A Adelaperger.

Lofig Prairie Lester Dement First National Bank of Coquille City J Sherwood Coquille Funton Hartocker Charles Harlocker Myrtle Paint Drugstore Portland Linton Harlocker Quuntyudge Tame County Watensor Hazard Coquille Bank R E Shine Pasadena Jagiah Hacker G W White F M White Los Angeles Winnie Sherwood Myrtle Point Bank

Local Couple Wed At Coquille 21st

Local couple Genevieve Rudolph and Ray Morelson wed Saturday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage in Ible. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Raymond Wilder with Miss Waske and Guy Button as attendants. The couple plans to reside in Myrtle Point after Idaho and Portland travels.

Ible Genevieve Rudolph A R. Bennett Norway Ray Morelson M J Morrison Myrtle Point Raymond Wilder Misa Louise Waske Guy Button Jack and Jill Mrs. Morrizon Portland Idaho

Wed To Bay Man At Marshfield Friday P. M

A wedding occurred Friday evening in Marshfield as Rev LC Sunkjer officiated at the apartment home of a young couple. Miss Vera McNair of Twin Oaks married Ho Vicetur Johnson of Portland after a ceremony noted for a blue crepe suit and orchid corsage.

LC Sunkjer Marshfeld Vera McNair W A McNair Twin Oaka Ho Vicetur Johnson Lo ¢ Johnson Portand Happy Peir Guy Shellenbarger Marshfield Guy Sheilenbarger Richard Webb Victor Johnson PorUane University of Washington Universty Oregon Johnson Myrtle Point Portland Los Angeles

City Arrests Sam Arold for Overloaded Truck

Sam Arold was fined ten dollars and costs on Friday for operating an overloaded truck. Clark Harger was taken into custody Wednesday for driving without a valid vehicle license.

Sam Arold Clark Harger

Local Happenings and Weekend Visitors in Myrtle Point

Local notes recount visiting spouses and relatives, weekend guests, and trips. J W Draper spent a week with family before heading to the San Joaquin valley, visiting Montana and Illinois. Several households host Sunday visitors including Frank Zumwalt and others. Mrs Dan Miller returns from Coos River, Charles Barklow’s 64th birthday is celebrated with dinner guests, and Barklow family updates from Olympia. Additional items: Georg e Belloni heads home to Woodland California, Mrs Walter Sykes visits Marshfield, and Postmasters convention prompts Elton Schroeder’s three weeks east trip with football games attended in Portland. Weekend guests include Bridge and Myrtle Point families. multiple dining plans and visits listed.

J W Draper Tor Lnow San Joaquin Valley Draper Holdary Montana Ilinois Frank Zumwalt Hattee Hatcher Grant Willard W H Taylor Melissa Norris Crant Dan Miller William Miller Coos River Charles Barklow Myrtle Point Elizabeth Coffman South English Iowa Henry Knight North Elder C H. Barklow Olympia Wash E ' Michaels George Belloni Woodland Calif Walter Sykes C B Greenough Marshfield Herbert Snyder W Lee Roy Banden Ig Mire Perkins

Quicksilver Upgrading Prospect on Benson Creek Dyke

Prospector brothers found cinnabar traces on Benson Creek and located a large dyke of pebbled clay between granite and red sandstone near Clay Creek. A 2 foot sample yielded 20 percent ore. development requires capital and distant transport limits hinder progress. A Port Orford study likened the site to Almaden Spain, suggesting potential price increases if Spanish mines close amid unrest.

R. M. Harrison Almaden Spain Benson Creek Harrison Clay Creek J S Diller Port Orford Quadrangle

Vegetable Growers Meeting at OSC November 16 18

A three day Vegetable Growers conference will be held at Oregon State College November 16 to 18. The program divides into soils and irrigation on day one, pests diseases and rodents on day two, and crop marketing on day three. An exhibit of equipment and a plant clinic are featured this year.

Oregon State College Coos County

City Council Meeting Names Lundy to Library Board

Main Mayor Ralph Kring and council members Barker Breuer Hermann and Sumerlin attended the Monday night council session. The library board requested appointment of Mrs. W E Lundy to replace Mrs. T D Guein, who resigned. A motion to appoint was approved.

Ralph Kring Barker, Breuer, Hermann Sumerlin Relar Library Board W E. Lundy T D. Guein

Local Marriage Licenses and Unions in Coquille Area

Marriage records list Harr Pendarvis and Ella M cosas of Coquille wed by Justice J J San ey Lee Beck and Imma Caudill at Coquille Church of Christ. Roy Jenkins and Evelyn Allen of Bandon married by Rev Winfield 8. Smith at the Charles H Oerding home. Doyle D Riddle of Portland and Rose Maye Tennant of Myrtle Point granted license November 2. William Omar Hunt of Yachats and Ila Margaret Livingston of Coquille married.

Lee Beck Imma Caudill Coquilles Coquille Church of Christ Earl F Downing Roy Jenkins Evelyn Allen Bandon Winfield Smith Charles H. Oerding Doyle D Riddle Portland Rose Maye Tennant Myrtle Point William Omar Hunt Yachats Ila Margaret Livingston Coquille

Local Cafe Sold in Coos County to New Owners

Shay's Cafe in Coquille was sold early this week to Mr and Mrs H A Billis of Coquille who relocated from San Diego. The former owners Mr and Mrs W I Shay have had health issues, Shay bedridden with a heart ailment and moved to the Ray Rooker home temporarily. The Billises, with 15 years in hotel and restaurant work, previously ran the Green Wrecking House in Coquille and later a Myrtle Point venture.

Shay H A Billis Coquille Coos County San Diego Calif W I Shay Ray Rooker Long Beach Billis Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point Library Adds New Books in October Report

October library report lists acquisitions for all ages with titles like Truce with Life and The Old Woman and the Crooked Sixpence. Adult books read total 1039, children 212. state books 25. magazines loaned. 304 new registrations. 38 payments from rentals totaling 761 and fines 469.

Garmer Europe Gunther Golden West Oregor Trail Botleau Farjeon Jackson Rosman Douglas Old Ashburn Place Flint Gardner Hill Larrimore Humpty Dumpty Jack Ugly Duckling Postman Delivery Men Pied Piper of Hamlin Motorman Hansel Gretel Chicken Wee Wille Winkle

Bobcats Fall to North Bend in Saturday Loss

Myrtle Point Bobcats dropped an 18 to 6 football game at North Bend, with the Bulldogs scoring in the first two quarters and Myrtle Point adding a late score. The teams met last season for the county title, and Myrtle Point will play Coquille next Saturday at 2 pm on the Coquille field. The Friday game was moved to Saturday for mill workers to attend.

North Bend Myrtle Point Bobcats North Bend Bulldogs Bulldogs Myrtle Point Bobcats Myrtle Pointers Coquille

Brethren Church Benefit Show Promotes Peace Drive

The Brethren church presents The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Sunday evening Nov 8 at 7 30 pm The cast includes Mary Barker Glen Robison Isaac Miller Merle Poland Albert Reed Lewis Root Lavaun Hammack with Mrs Robert Kroager narrating The action unfolds in tableau and Leeland Nelson offers a graphic war scene A donation funds the emergency peace campaign.

Brethren Church Mary Barker Glen Robison Isaac Miller Merle Poland Albert Reed Lewis Root Lavaun Hammack Relgion Robert Kroager Leleland Nelson

Hard Time Dance Sponsored At Local VFW Hall

A Hard Time dance will be held at the VFW hall this Saturday evening with a prize for the best costume. Anyone wearing good clothes or a necktie will be fined. The event features music and standard admission prices.

VFW

Broadh't Man Wed At Ashland M'day

A Monday Ashland wedding united Miss Gilla Pitchford of Ashland and Elmer Bell of Broad Bent in a ceremony conducted by Rev Merle Edwards. Bell is brother of Mrs. James Albee of Myrtle Point. They will reside in Broadbent where Bell has rented the Lloyd Lackey ach.

Ashland Gilla Pitchford That City Elmer Bell Broadbent Merle Edwards Bell James Albee Myrtle Point Lloyd Lackey

Local Youth Garners ROTC Rank at University of Oregon

Cecil Barker of Myrtle Point has been promoted to first lieutenant in the University of Oregon ROTC unit by Colonel E V Murphy. The special order also placed forty other advanced cadets in ranks from colonel to second lieutenant. Barker, a law junior and Phi Sigma Kappa member, previously chaired the rally commission and served on the sophomore informal dance directorate. he was pledged to Skull and Dagger as a freshman. He is a graduate of Myrtle Point High School in 1933.

Cecil Barker E C Barker Myrtle Point University of Oregon Murphy Barker University Phi Stama Kappe Myrtle Point High School

Probate listings for multiple California estates in 1930s records

Probate notices record estates of John Patterson Dickey Gregory Franzwan Jo M Barker and Anna Hill with admins Lawrence Harris William Weekly and Sade Johnson among others. Appraisers include D G McEmery F A Robb J E Axtell E D Webb and Charles Mansell. Values noted: 780 personal for Barker and 1100 real for Hill.

John Patterson Dickey Berkeley Calts Lawrence T Harris D G McEmery F A. Robb J E Axtell Gregory F Franzwn Joan Franzwa Coquille A. J Radsbaugh J G Houser E A Dodge William Weekly

Local Fellowship Plan For Mission Here Nov 15 29

Interchurch Fellowship at the Methodist church endorses the national preaching mission in Myrtle Point. Union services run November 15 to 29 with rotating venues in five churches first week and a single site second week to be announced. Churches will toll bells daily at 9 am for three minutes of prayer and a union Thanksgiving service is set for November 26 at 10 30 am in the Presbyterian church with Rev W C Gronk delivering the address.

Interchurch Fellowship Methodist Church Myrtle Point Methodist Assembly of God Church of Christ Church of the Brethren Presbyterian Presbyterian Church W C Gronk

Local Dairy Ranch Sold Monday

E C Roberts facilitated the sale of a 19 acre dairy ranch in South Myrtle Point from Lila Veatch to Luther Daniels of Coquille. Veatch and her son in law and daughter L F Darby plan to move this weekend into the Ed Jones house, while the Bartletts relocate to Roseburg where Bartlett will run a Veterans Facility.

E. C. Roberts Lila Veatch Myrtle Point Luther Daniels Coquille Veatch L. F Darby Ed Jones Clarence Bartlett Bartlett Roseburg Veateh

Local arrests and fines from Myrtle Point and Powers incidents

Roger Ewing, 36, arrested at North Bend on petit larceny and fined 10 dollars. John W Shepherd, 18, detained at Myrtle Point for larceny, fined 36 dollars. Thom J O'Brien, 45, of Curry County, arrested at Myrtle Point for drunkenness. William Reeves, 20, held at Myrtle Point for assault and battery, fined 50 dollars with 25 suspended. Hiram Hampton, 5, cited at Powers for operating a vehicle while intoxicated, fined 60 dollars and 30 days jail. Bari Phillips, 30, jailed on involuntary manslaughter charge from an Empire-area accident several months prior.

Roger Ewing North Bend John W Shepherd Myrtle Point Thom J O'Brien Curry County William Reeves Hiram Hampton Powers Bari Phillips Empire

Jr Women’s Clubs Sponsor TB Health Seal Sale

The Junior Women’s clubs announce a tuberculosis health seal sale starting around Thanksgiving. Mrs. Wallace Dement leads the mailing campaign while Mrs. Eugene Laird chairs county junior clubs efforts. The local club benefits from the sale, with funds to buy TB seals chaired by Mrs. Carver.

Wallace Dement Eugene Laird Carver

Non-High Report Details Coos County Pupil Transport Costs

A non high school report prepared by secretary Martha E Mulkey shows 406 high school students in Coos County last year, with 441 transported by bus at three cents a mile and 98 toward board. The average annual transport cost per child is 43.32 dollars. Non high enrollment totals include 141 at Marshfield, 119 in North Bend, 76 in Myrtle Point Union, 63 in Coquille, 48 in Coos River, 42 in Band on, 11 in Riverton Union, and 3 in Lakeside. The board has five directors from five zones. one per zone is elected annually. The district's tax rate for non high schooling is higher than under old tuition, but the new law expands access to transportation.

Martha E. Mulkey Marshfield North Bend Myrtle Point Union High School Coquille Coos

Gravelford couple buy 42 acre Roseburg dairy ranch

Mr and Mrs Bruce Henry of Gravelford purchased the Jacob Strong property on the Roseburg highway at the town edge. The 42 acre dairy ranch will continue under operation and possession will pass December first. The Backman family had been renting the property.

Bruce Henry Gravelford Jacob Strong Roseburg Highway John Backman

Small Sitkum Girl Hurt By Pony

Lila May Laird, daughter of Ivan and (blank) Laird of Sitkum Valley, suffered a fractured leg when kicked by a Shetland pony. She remains confined to bed for several weeks and is currently a patient at Mast hospital. The text follows with a separate quote about banking and politics from an elderly ex-official.

Lila Ivan Laird Ee Valley Lee Shetland Mast Hospital

Weekend visitors and travel notes across Oregon

Local listings recount weekend visits and travels of residents to cities like Portland Berkeley and Coquille. Entries name Mr and Mrs W E Lundy Mrs Wallace Snyder James Albee Herman Eickmeyer and others visiting relatives dining with friends and attending events in towns such as Roseburg Eugene Coquille Portland and Bandon.

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