New Sewer Extension and City Hall Shrubbery Request
The city council approved extending Sewer District No. 41 trunk lines in the southeast area and instructed the city engineer to submit a profile at the next meeting. A garden club urged shrubbery for City Hall grounds but no budget allowance was available. A request for sidewalk work along Willow Street from Assembly of God Church was tabled due to budget constraints. Fred Parry earned a liquor license for advertising a card room. Marshal Pearson secured approval for three new mattresses, three double blankets, and three pillows for the jail. Building license fees were discussed as cabins may be built, with charges to be decided when applications arrive.
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Fred Parry
Hs Hotel
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Pinbom, Ment, Breuer
Ehrieer
Bridge Folks Plan to Have Choral Society
Community activities include a Sunday school attendance of 48 with Mrs R B Lattrell standing in for the superintendent. A birthday offering was given by Tommy Luttrell and a missionary program led by Mrs Elin mp featured songs, recitations, and a medical playlet. Harold James returned from Portland and a community chorus is to be organized at the high school Monday evening.
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Alma Larkins
Mia
W A. Lett
Ma Po Byu
Maude Hooton
Florence Johnson
Harold James
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Hooton
Evelyn Beckett
W A Lett
Tracy Cribbins
Good Citizen
Christian Endeavor
Jonelle Curtiss
Dorothy Hooton
Elmer Wilson
Virginia Les and
Burton
Sitkum
W. A
Wilson
Charles
Oliver Clarke
Laurene Gettmann
Haven
Gemea Returne
Veterans’ Hospital
Portland
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Fnspionid Choral Society
Parent-Teacher Association
Oregon
Needle Passage Through Child Ends Without Surgery
Nola Rae Christy, year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H B Christy, was moved from Mast hospital to the Christy home after a week of observation for a sewing needle passing through her alimentary canal. Despite two X rays, the needle could not be located, leading staff to believe it paused through the intestines without embedding. The child showed no pain and will not need an operation, delighting her family and care team.
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Nola Rae Christy
H. &B. Christy
Mast Hospital
Christy
Anna
Unwelcome guest fined and jailed in city court
Fred Mannila was found hiding in a pigeon loft at Spruce and Fifth Streets billiard hall and fined 50 plus costs. City Recorder E A Dodge ordered six months in county jail with parole after 60 days served. The incident stemmed from Frank Brain who deemed Mannila unwelcome the night of the arrest.
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Fred Mannila
Eddie Brain
Spruce
Fifth Streets
E. A. Dodge
Mannila
Hoover Proclaims 1931 Thanksgiving Day National Holiday
President Herbert Hoover designates Thursday November 26 1931 as a national day of thanksgiving. He urges Americans to rest from labor and give devout thanks for blessings, noting harvest abundance peace and the nation’s institutions. The proclamation is dated November 3 1931 in Washington.
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Herbert Hoover
United States of America
Young People Advised to Stay in Home Town
Myrtle Grange meetings draw record crowds with 125 attendees including 65 local members and 48 from other units. Soper Mast and Sawyer initiated to third and fourth degree. Bridge Frange entertains after lecture hour. visitors from Bridge Broadbent McKinley Coquille attend. Community Chest message urges youths to stay home amid Portland unemployment, advising remaining in school or at home unless funds or housing are secure.
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W. A. Sawyer
Bridge Frange
Bridge
Jean
Broadbent
McKinley
Coquille
the Herald
Community Chest Committee
Portland
Black Sand Operation At Euchre Creek In Curry County
George Mullen Lawrence Mullen and Harry Davis began work at Euchre creek mouth in Curry county on a leased tract to mine black sand. Concentrates will be milled at the plant operated by Doc Fitzgerald in Coquille.
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Jerse
Clyde Barker
George
Lawrence Mullen
Harry Davis
Euchre Creek
Curry County
Doc Fitzgerald
Coquille
Local Thespians Stage Big Community Play At Union High
Local actors in Union High School open a community benefit play with child performers and a lively cast. The production features Verna Knight as reader and Myrtle Point glee club as singers, with a large cast including coaches, students, and local businessmen. Proceeds go to the community center. tickets listed at 60 cents.
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Union High School
Hermann Tedsen
Norway
E. L. Clausen
Broadbent
Cr. Murphy
Bridge
Flentge Perkins
Jerry
Fellene
Ellis Gant
Genevieve Preston
Mary
Helen Summerra Extelle Chase
Pete Knight
Elton Scher
Fran Larson
Monk
George Hamnton
Grace LaFlamme
Dean Howard
Prof Gadd‘s
Arago Young Folks Active At County Meet And Local Events
Arago reports include a Christian Endeavor convention in North Bend with attendees led by Nile Miller and Lilah Dement amid elections and a banquet. A fundraiser bazaar at Arago gym features skits It Could Have Been Worse and Lost Trousers with various local families and guests. Also noted are Homecoming attendance travels to Eugene and community dinners hosted by local residents.
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J. B. Kornan
Ae Ae . Taesmning Bow O
Joe Milan
Christian Endeavor
North Bend
Nile Miller
Gladys
Orvus
T. B. MacDonald
Lilah Dement
Lavaun Assen
Auper
Lavaun Aasen
Orvus Miller
Christian
Arago Ladies’ Aid Society
Fritea
Arago
Arago School
Na Monel
Mary Jean
Ren
Aed
I. Levy
Lang
Clarence Schroeder
Bally Hickam
Aenu Kent
Tome
John Mogue
Joe Milanis
Peter Reberg
Albert Davis
Florence Byron
Margaret Davis
Pearl Johnson
Catherine Ferrari
Pone
Eugene
Ruth Woodward
Gladys Baylis
Frank
Joe Sinko
Ernie Milani
Ernie Ferrari
John Carl and Son
Grants Pass to Receive Funds for Highway Work
The article notes Cool County roads are to receive about 90 dollars for highway work. It mentions plans to connect with the Pacific highway at Grants Pass and signals forthcoming spending on the project despite limited detail from the Herald.
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Cool County
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Peat Wit Saude
Grants Pass
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Breuer Resigns from City Council
Sam Breuer filed his resignation with Mayor Hayroceer and will step down at the next council meeting. He cited attitude of some members as the reason and noted he was elected two years ago.
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Hayroceer Crm
Fai
Otten
Breuer
Seven Hundred Birds Set for Bandon Egg and Poultry Show
Bandon Oregon prepares to host over 700 prize birds for the second annual Egg and Poultry Show on December 2 and 3. The event, non profit, will feature silver trophies, cash awards, and a licensed judge from Portland, Professor C S Brewster.
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Bandon
Obe
Bandon Egg & Poultry
Oregon
Jens F. Smith
Coos
Curry
C. S. Brewster
Portland
Farmers Store and Le Point Meat Co Back Unity Play Support
Two business firms, Farmers' Store and Le Point Meat Company, are assisting to promote the Unity Play. Both firms pledge support to help make the event a success.
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Farmers’ Store
le Point Meat Company
Thieves Take Gas From Home In Nighttime Break
A break in at a residence leads to missing gas from the system. Police investigate as Mr and Mrs Ten report unauthorized removal of gas assets from their home, with damage noted to entry points.
Rancher Wanted After Family Arrives in Myrtle Point
A report from Myrtle Point describes a rancher and his family arriving with a trailer and grass seed. Neighbors seek a final address or contact as locals arrange housing and farming supplies for the group.
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F . Lee
Herald
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