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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1936
Page
6
Obituary note from Murney cemetery records for Mayson See Tuy Bs Ses. Mas ope county mentions the deceased married Cole, with a sister Sica bias of Herts Bend and a nephew count.
A marriage license was issued at the court house on Tuesday to Merbert A. May of Portland and Mary Anna Powell of Umatilla. The ceremony and further details were not available in the readable text.
Several parcels change hands across Cros county and region. B R and Genarah Finley sell in section 20 near Poxbridge. EBC and Eunice Finley to KE B and Genarah Finley in same area. Virginia Billings transfers to H T and Irene Matfield on one acre west of Bridge NM. Marton Haver sells to Roy Tenant. a half acre in section 28 at Bridge goes to Roy and Ora M Tenant. John Holman sells to J H and Sarah A McCloskey. Coquille City lots 1 2 and 4 6 transfer to Oliver Shull in Myrtle Point. Jessie H Huntley sells 20784 acres in section 10 near Cooper Bridge on Gravelford road to Lloyd and Catherine Huntley.
Dozens of patients arrive at the hospital Friday and Saturday for injuries and procedures. Names include Robert Van Fessen Francis Krekeneder Odelia Oden and Robert King with football and fall related injuries. Many patients are recovering and several have been discharged after operations.
Greta Ellen, a 7 pound baby girl, is welcomed by proud parents Ay and Henry Barklow. The newborn, their fourth child, arrived Sunday November 8, 1936.
Me leaves to mourn his passing. Three brothers C. A. Woodward of Marshfield, George Woodward of Sausalito California, and John Woodward of Newark City, and one sister in Los Angeles. Funeral services set for 3 pm Thursday at a day funeral home with interment at Sunset cemetery.
Pumeral services were held today for Andrew C. DeMartin of Harbor after a fatal bridge accident on the southwest edge of Coquille. He suffered a broken neck and was a Kalama, Washington native born September 21, 1902. Interment will be at Smith River, California. DeMartin was a high climber by trade and was en route to a county camp when the accident occurred.
Bridge Grange elected officers Friday Nov with Master Vern Magill and Dwight Culver as leaders. Beth Culver Ernest Labert Nellie Culver Marjorie Magill and Laurence Knight named senior officers with Alice Evernden Altha Finch Fiera Edna Knight and Myrtle Beckett in roles. Executive committee includes Don McPherson Henry Brownson and Ray Beckett. Plans were made for a Thanks Junior play.
A dinner will be served at the next regular meeting on Friday November 20 at 6 30 p m followed by the meeting and program. Each family must be represented on the program.
A vine laden with ripe red raspberries is displayed in The Herald window drawing attention that week. Mrs Barbara Barnett brought the berries, picked from her yard east of the Junior High School, to the newspaper.
School District No 41 Myrtle Point calls warrants up to 3400 for redemption. Interest ceases Nov 13 1936. All warrants drawn against Union High School District No 2 Myrtle Point numbered 4682 to 4752 inclusive will be paid on presentation to the clerk. Interest ceases Nov 12 1936. Mabel Barkiow, Clerk.
John Oscar Johnson and Alice Cornwell of Coquille married last Thursday at the groom’s home with Justice C E Maybee presiding. The same day Wayne Donald Roser of Iowa City and La Vonne McGillivray of Coquille wed at the Methodist parsonage. John Henry Schroeder and Nellie Houser of Coquille received a license, all in the local area.
Albert Falkins of Coquille entered the Mast Hospital for medical treatment on Wednesday of last week. Erwin Kimball of Powenm was admitted last Thursday for treatment of an infected arm. Tommy Gant, 77, son of Mr and Mrs Elmer Gant, was brought to the hospital on Thursday for pneumonia. Lila Mae Laird, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird of Sitkum, was admitted for unspecified illness.
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