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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1934
Page
6
A list of marriage reports states that Nev. 16 saw Ase Y ee wk tantedss wed by Judge D. F. Marten V Besbanen of Kauterprice and Blanshe A. Witeen of Myrtie Point. John C. and Helen Frances were wed the following day by Justice J. N. Bolt.
Bil Thomas, 29, arrested in Marshfield for drunk and disorderly conduct and driving without a license, fined $1 and costs. Clarence Russell, 33, of Bandon, arrested for public intoxication and released after jail time for failure to pay. Shaffer jailed for nonpayment. Wane Bren' Testaine noted in county records.
Ship fees have been established at ten dollars for the vessel Coal Grange Supply. Corporators listed include Hugo Reiher Everett Messerle George Meves Mihai Demetanons Iine Acre 3 Mason.
D F Thompson sues Maybelle and Paul W Cowan and Credit Service for 600 plus attorney fees on an 860 promissory note dated Aug 12 1936 with foreclosure on lots 10 12 block 14 North addition Coquille requested. Doels L Wilmot sues Thomas C Wilmot. Coos Bay Lumber employed. Plaintiff seeks 100 attorney fees and costs plus 25 monthly during suit and 25 monthly child support and custody for Vera Nell Wilmot aged 2. State Industrial Accident Commission v Bennett Trust Company v Emmett G and Mary A Black and Marion and Frances Brandon. Pilsinoff claims 1300 loaned and seeks foreclosure on railroad addition Marshfield lots 31 32 block 0 947 Tenth Street South Marshfield.
Laura Green receives a divorce from William A. Green with custody of three minor children awarded to the plaintiff and $15 per month support. Viola N. McElwain is awarded a decree from Paul V. McElwain.
Hal Baxter of Coquille wins approval to erect a log dumping site on North slough near the state highway subject to road patrol inspection. A county foreclosure sale property in section 17 near China Creek head about four miles south of Bandon is offered to Geo W Cox of Bandon for 8776 cash. Tiny Griffin 56 of Bandon receives 750 monthly indigent aid due to age and lack of support from children.
Ladies Aid plans a church gathering in the parlors on Wednesday with Mrs Frank Haze and Mrs Francis Floyd as hostesses. Members are to bring all pens for the vote counting in the club contest and attend with entries. Names listed include Mrs Marlin Evans Mrs Laine Fearson Miss Velma Agutin and others.
A farewell turkey dinner was hosted at the home of Mrs Jennie Wood in Nomar of Curley Cramer White Salmon Washington with guests Genevieveight Melvin Bunch Hugh Maclean Earl Wood Ben Thomas and the honoree Eugene Cramer. Birthday party honors Shirley Lane Laird with Norman Lee Ralph Weekly Gordon Billie eden Charles Hunt Robert Trigg and the birthday girl as guests. cake and ice cream served.
At the Rebekah lodge meeting on Monday evening officers were elected for the Noble Grand Eliza beth Decker and vice grand Ida Harris with secretary Iva Hufford and treasurer Sarah Hermann. The Three Links club formed with president Slanche Felsher and officers Rebecca Adams Velma Johnson Maud Ellis and Ruby Baker. A social hour followed with refreshments.
Perry Wooley was sentenced to life in prison after changing his plea to guilty of second degree murder in Judge Brand's court on Saturday. He allegedly killed O. B. Conrad of North Bend following an argument at the Frank Brooks cabin over not securing beer for a party collection.
Richard Leroy Adams, 13 months old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Adams of Myrtle Point, wins a silver cup in a baby beauty contest sponsored by a Chicago firm at the World's Fair in Chicago. More than 100000 photographs were submitted nationwide.
Oregon theater offers Wagon Wheels based on Zane Grey with Randolph Scott Gail Petrick and Monte Blue plus a three reel Look for The Silver Lining from a Ziegfeld show and Come in 6 Marines with Richard Arlen Ida Lupino Roscoe Karns at 11 oclock Also The Gay Divorcee starring Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers and cast to thrill audiences followed by Death on the Diamond a mystery comedy with Robert Young Nat Pendleton and Ted Healy 80 000 fans react to the killer show
Mr and Mrs Wallace Dement took W Taylor Dement to Portland Sunday and returned home Tuesday. Meve to Broadbent as Mrs. W J McClement relocates from California to live on their farm here.
Notice lists a horse sale or trade offer from G 8 Breuer with phone number. Also a warrant redemption notice from Union High School District No 2 Coos County Oregon stating warrants 3637 2638 and 2643 will be paid on presentation at the clerk’s office. Interest ceases November 23 1934. Dated November 23 1934 Mabel Pearklow Clerk.
The item notes Harold Dey visiting friends in Myrtle Point on Friday and a separate visit by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis to the Leslie Dey home Monday evening. Mrs. Joe Mast has been bedbound for a week with a throat ailment. Ralph Christensen family to join AA Baker at Thanksgiving. Henry Vetter of Arago visited Myrtle Point and Coquille for business on Monday.
A Medford Oregon navy recruiting officer C E Yongue sends money to renew The Herald. He commends the paper for navy news and Myrtle Point coverage and says he will inform his successor to continue the subscription.
A local church notes its Sunday services at 945 am 11 am and 730 pm with Elder W H Dancer as speaker. Wednesday 730 prayer, Friday women’s meeting hosted by Mrs Charles McCracken at 1:30 pm. Christmas entertainment at Presbyterian church December 3 with Sunday School 10 am Morning worship 11 am. Calvary by Harold Lawrence URenn, sermon Beauty For Ashes, Evangelistic services nightly 730 pm with no Monday service.
The article lists schedule for Rev BR Young at Epworth Church with morning and evening services. It notes a Sunday service last week featuring five speakers on gratitude including Floyd Summers, Henry Howard, Mrs Ray Robison, and Mrs Ray Epperson, highlighting diverse vocations.
The county potluck supper featured tributes and talks from members including James Bartlett. Mrs. L P Linn to supervise the primary class until a new superintendent is elected. Beginning December 8 Bible study and prayer meet Thursdays at 7 30 PM. Assembly of God James Gibeon pastor lists weekly services with Mrs Henry Carver speaking next Sunday. If no church home, come worship with us.
A daughter born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Edgar Richard of Myrtle Point at Knife hospital in Coquille. The baby weighs eight pounds ten ounces and is named Rosemary. She is the family's first child.
Mr and Mrs John Fellner returned home in Myrtle Point Saturday after a week at the W A Fish home. Mr and Mrs P A Ross shopped in Myrtle Point Friday. The Snyder family and children spent Sunday at the W A Fish home. Floyd Evernden and Mrs E E Evernden were in Myrtle Point one day last week. Herbert Snyder and daughter Aileen and George Sargert were in Marshfield Wednesday for business.
Mrs Elmin Fry of Powers underwent a major operation and was discharged last Thursday. Robert Johnson, 10, son of Charles Johnson, had tonsils and adenoids removed at the hospital Friday. Mrs Ethel Welsh returned after a major operation on Tuesday. Mrs Charles Farmer of Bridge entered for a major operation Wednesday morning. Donald Lee Kelly had his cast removed from his arm Tuesday. Frank Day of Bandonts is recovering after ruptured appendix surgery. Harley Miller is recovering from tractor injury. A Schroeder remains in hospital receiving treatment. Leland Minard is recovering well. Mrs Zoe Shields is receiving medical treatment and is doing well. Mrs Robert McCune and baby of Powers were dismissed Monday. Dwight Culver is recovering satisfactorily from recent work injuries. E Evernden is convalescing from an operation a few weeks ago. Mr George McClellan of Coquille returned home Tuesday.
The readable text notes Waldo Martley is making good progress in what appears to be a treatment. Details are sparse and unclear due to the damaged OCR segment.
Maria Ellen Baker 72 formerly Maria Killener died at her Phoenix Arizona home after a brief illness. She moved to Phoenix in 1868 from Myrtle Point with her husband the late John H. Baker. She was daughter of Dr Henny Hermann a pioneer physician and sister of the late Congressman Binger Hermann of Roseburg. Surviving children include Glen Guy and Mrs Nellie Bayles all of Phoenix. Luray a daughter died earlier. Surviving siblings and extended relatives lived across Myrtle Point Broadbent Coquille Roseburg Myrtle Creek Grants Pass Klamath Falls Portland Washington DC and Bakersfield California.
An elderly man RB B Ray of Coquille passed away Saturday after a long illness. He was the brother of Calvin Ray of West and was aged 68. He leaves relatives who received the news with sorrow and held a family gathering in Coquille.
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