Old Maids Convention Draws Bachelors to See Inside
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church presents The Old Maid's Convention at Union High School at eight Friday evening. Cast includes Ann Doherty May Rackley Augusta Prim Laura Schroeder and Prof Pinkerton. All widowers and bachelors urged to attend for an evening of pleasure and potential wedding bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Anniety Doherty
May Rackley
Augusta Prim
Laura Schroeder
Faithful Blessom
Lecy Barker
Fedore Bodkins
Clara McKay
Rhoda Larkin
Sarah Hermann
Salina Bagter
Zelia Diets
Susanna Smith
Martha Young
Miranda Price
Thalma Howe
Mary Ann Barave
Georgia Hickman
Prudence Baker
Pearl Dedele
Amanda Hern
Jean Ostrander
Petunia Pickine
Viela Diekineen
Sophia Potter
Corda Lawelien
Beet of
Prof
Pinkerton
Ela
Ladirs
Presbyteria Church
Death of Mrs T J Davis in Belle Fourche South Dakota
Mrs T J Davis aged mother of Mrs J W Hall died November 6 in Belle Fourche where she resided with a daughter. She spent 1891 with the Hall family then moved to Camas valley for five years before returning to South Dakota. Services were held November 7 at the daughter’s home and burial was in Pine Slope cemetery beside her husband who died in 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Hall
T J. Davis
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Hall
Davis
Camas Valley
Seuth Dakota
Sinee
Gilbert Carrick Recovers After Grave Illness
Grant Carrick and son Albert were called to Milwaukie for the grave condition of Gilbert Carrick who had gone there for a second operation. Doctors gave little hope but by Monday morning his crisis passed. He improved steadily with care and friends here rejoice in his recovery. N. P. Peterson bought a car in Salem last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Carrick
Albert
Milwaukie
Mr. Carrick
Gilbert
County leaders praise growth this year in Oregon
County officials in Oregon report stronger progress than ever before, noting widespread community appreciation for these developments. Local leaders emphasize the positive impact on residents and the economy as overall county growth accelerates this year.
Clinton Couple Mourn Baby Death in Early Return
Friends of Mr and Mrs Isem Clinton learn of the death of their first born a stillborn infant at Wesley Hospital in Marab Agid Sundey alahi The mother Vera Arant formerly of Myr the Point is named The infant is the Clinton family s first grandson and Grandpa Clinton is over seventy years old The Avant family notes the second grandchild and many friends send sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isem Clinton
Wesley ‘Weepital
Marab Agid
Sundey
Alahi
Mise Vera Arant
Myrthe Point
G. W. Clinton
Clinton
Grendchild
Avant
Cool Valuation Tops Twenty Five Million in 1980 Property Survey
The 1980 property assessment shows total valuations around 25 million with detailed figures for lands, improvements, livestock, and other assets. Edward F. Shear, brother of Turner B. MacDonald, is visiting Hiland home. he travels from South Dakota to spend the winter near Los Angeles.
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Feroperty
Ding
the. Fc
Aresort Ronee Sesser Jeese P. Aeren
Nereq
Segea
Aimins
AMO Ir Spoons Imrovements Aoe
Edward F. Shear
Turner B. MacDonald
Hiland
Edward
South Dakota
Los Angeles
Auto Wreck Capsizes Near Stringtown Wounding Youth
Wille Miller and four others rode on a narrow Stringtown road when a second car approached. The hub struck a wire fence causing the car to overturn and roll over a bank. The youngest Kroeger boy suffered a broken ankle while others escaped with scratches.
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Wille Miller
Dan Miller
Stringtown
Kroeger
Tte
Miller
Miss Weet
Billings
City Banks Donate Prize Animal to Myrtle Point School
The two Myrtle Point banks contributed a prize animal kept at Heery Strong's home near Bald Mountain. Delos Strong works for the project in the high school and Angus in the school may use the animal to improve stock breed.
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Myrtle Point
Heery Strong
Bald Mill
North Fork
Ma Strong
Ee Project
Angy
Obituary Notice Gaither B Harrison Werd
Gaither B Harrison aged forty died after four years ill health at the Veterans' hospital in Portland. Survived by wife and two children Lawrence and Barbara Jean. Also his mother three brothers Olaf Lester Julius Arlington and two sisters Mrs Rose and Mrs Wallace. He lived in Myrtle Point from 1901 until World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Gaither B. Harrison
Portland
Lawrence
Barbara Jean
Olaf
Lester
Santa Rosa
Julius Arlington
L. E. Rose
G. W. Wallace
Myrtle Point
Fearnley Leaves Duties. Everett Takes Charge in Pharmacy
W. H. Fearnley is taking a leave of absence from his duties at the stere or pharmacy amid business in Georth. During his absence M. K. Everett of North Bend is in charge of the prescription department and handles transactions there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Fearnley
Stere
Ae Pepe & ‘ Mae Anesiege Georth
M. KE. Everett
North Bend
Local Boys Plan Long Auto Trip
Elton Schroeder and Raleigh Green plan a long auto trip starting next Wednesday. They will attend the California Stanford game in San Diego and the Florida Oregon game in Miami on December 7. They may visit Cuba on return and could tour New England or Kansas City before finishing via the southern route if funds permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Schroeder
Raleigh Green
Nexr
San Diego
Maimi
Florida
Cuba
New England
Kansas City
County Seat Boys Battle Myrtle Point Coquille Friday
Myrtle Point and Coquille meet in a rescheduled Friday game as Marshfield reads North Bend strong and poised for the conference title. Injuries deplete Myrtle Point with Barklow out and Carey Bones hurt. Coquille shows improvement after tying Bandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gars
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Eugene
Oregon State College
University of Oregon
Coquille Boys
Bandon
Myrtle Point Aleo
Barklow
Carey Bones
Retée
Lever
Marshfield
North Bend
Bank Hours Change in Myrtle Point After Bank Closings
Following the oustor of many banks in Joes county and across the state, Myrtle Point banks will close at 12 noon on November 1 and each Saturday thereafter. Bank of Myrtle Point. Security Bank: The Shenandoah group of Camp Fire girls held a candy sale at the Junior High School yesterday noon netting a neat sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joes County
Banks of
Myrtle Point
Bank of
Security Bank
Shenandoah
Visiting Southern Asia Couple Meets Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs aera Banch formerly of this county visit relatives on Paul Bunch avenue and will attend an Adventist college after teaching for five years in the Malay Straits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera Banch
Paul Bunch Aveily
Bothwell
Malay Straits
Am Adventist
Adventist College
Water Tests Show Strong Well Water Best Myrtle Point
A state board of health report on water from the Jacob Strong well on Railroad Avenue confirms the water tests as high quality and best possible. Locals rely on the well as river water quality declines. resident advocate Mr. Strong urges Myrtle Point to acquire a drilling machine to provide reliable city water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Jacob Strong
Railroad Avenue
The
Trong
Strong
Myrtle Point
Endeavor Rally Draws Three Carloads To Marshfield
Three carloads of Endeavor workers traveled to Marshfield Tuesday evening for a rally at the Christian church. The event aimed to drum up interest in the state convention set for Marshfield next April. Paul Brows, a Yeading Endeavor worker, delivered an energizing address. Coquille led the county with the most registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Marshfield
Endeavor Workers
Christian Church
Paul Brows
Yeading
Pep
Coquille
Weather and logging boom amid long Oregon dry spell
The region enjoys fine weather with a brief shower on Saturday and bright skies since. Loggers push into the Middle Fork despite low Coquille River water as streams fill with logs waiting a storm to move them to mills and transport. Old residents note an unprecedented long dry spell affecting ranchers loggers and business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Coquille River
Tea Event Showcases Myrtle Point Library Books
A group of young girls entertained at a city hall tea with hosts Miss Louise Lemon and Miss Phyllis Dement guiding the event. Mothers and townspeople were urged to visit the library during book week and support youth literacy with a $5.50 gift from Gilver Offering toward children's books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Louise Lemon
Phyllis Dement
Dorothea Teeters
Alta Miller
Eleanor Brewer
Mary Evans
Marianna Steele
Thelda Miller
Judith Lemon
Gilver
Library Board
Elmer Russell Hosts 75th Birthday Tea
Mr and Mrs Elmer Russell entertained a small group Sunday afternoon for Mrs Helen Russell’s 75th birthday in North Bend. Guests included George Maser William Laird Claudia Parker Rev E V Ostrander Sarah Haughton Ella Guerin and others. Music conversation and refreshments followed, with wishes for many more happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Russell
Helen Russell
George Maser
William
William Laird
North Bend
G. M. Parker
Claudia
E. V. Ostrander
Sarah Haughton
Russell
Raspberries Picked Near County Fair Grounds
Mrs. Elmer F Bushnell brought a large red harvest of raspberries to The Herald office this week. The fruit looks as good as seasonal berries, contrasting with weather reports from other sections of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Elmer F Bushnell
Maxon Home Burned In Unclear Incident
A residence identified as the Maxon home was reported burned with references noting a move to the old Hamm Bunch location. Details on cause, timing, or casualties were not provided in the readable text.
Art shop moves to Herald building by Mrs Mullen
Mrs. Reta Mullen who opened an art shop in the hotel annex has moved the business to The Herald building. She occupies the east front room that formerly served as the office of Dr J D Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta Mullen
Herald
J D Chambers
Norton to Speak Here on State Law Changes
Henry A. Schroeder chair of the chamber entertainment committee announced J. E. Norton of Coquille will be the principal speaker at the chamber meeting Tuesday evening. The event is an annual wives and sweethearts gathering at Hamm's cafe. Norton will discuss proposed changes in the state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Schroeder
Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Norton
Coquille
Chamber
Hamm
Norton
Dogs Waiting Homes At City Pound
Pet dogs available at the city pound include a Fox Terrier and two Collies. Owners have ten days to redeem these animals. if not claimed, they will be sold.
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We . Ce
Coquille annual corn show honors exhibit winners
The Coquille chamber reports an expanded corn show with top awards for white and yellow corn, potatoes, squash, pumpkins and other garden produce. Judges name diverse exhibitors from Coquille Myrtle Point Arago and surrounding towns for best displays in multiple categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Matpher
W. H. Perdy
Coquille
F Yy Miller
Grace
Myrtle Point
Carlton Seeith
Frank Lane
Roy Miller
Ernest Hatcher
E. L. Meyers
Arago
Hubbard
C. A. Halverstott
McKinley
Aist
Harvey Smith
Bridge
Mamgels
J. N. Jaesbeen
Ind
Fred Sell
Riverton
Grace Miller
Iine Point
Olaf Aasen
Arage
Carlton Smith
Smith
Fren Zelio
Haf Asem
Coquills
Ist
W. Mast
E. J. Meyers
Aragond
J. Mayne
Dora
W. G. Avastin
Guille
Helen Graham
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T. 3. Davis
Gilbert Carrick
N. P. Peterson
Salem
Contan
Niall
Mites Neten
Ehub
Acehear
Lad
Schooe
Hneedek
Leah Mughes
Union
Gaither
B. Harrison
Neathall
Bandes
Staeng
Ang
Asia
Mrs
Lowell Bunch
Adventiet Miselen Field
Magapere
Vielt
Endeavor
Dees County
City Library
MAXON
ART Shop
Poe
Chen—Ist
D. L. Evernden
Bridga
G. Hermann
Broadbent
P & Sona
Sugg
Myr
Wy Purdy
Seteira
E. L. Rebbing
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