Numerous marriage licenses issued at courthouse this week
A batch of marriages and legal actions fill court records. Licenses granted include Wm A Oderding of Coquille and Naor12 Cobb of Salem, Cyr lL Fogel of Bandon and Alta Mac Dumgardner of Laneve, and Leo C Call with Elia Poole, all Friday or Saturday. Debates include foreclosures and divorce suits involving George Berks, Annie Geaney, and LA Radley, plus probate for Chas A Matlin with administrator W A Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oderding
Coquille
Naor
Cobb
Salem
Cyr Ll. Fogel
Bandon
Alta Mac Dumgardner
Laneve
Leo C Call
Elia Poole
Loth
D F Thompson
Edwin S Fish
Winnifred
Cuttard Hanson
Florence
Olga Christensen
Ernest Whoreat
Mabel McGuffin
Earl & Welch, Jr
Bernardine Johannes
Appli
Chas A Matlin
Douglas
Duncan E Douglas
George F Wincheater
Carl Everston
Mary Margaret Bhatton
Elton C
Metlina
W Ashton
J L Ansen
M Christensen
Wendelin Feteh
George Berks
Marshfield
Hatt
Marie Berks
Sacramento
California
Wild George
Annie Geaney
Patrick Geaney
Near Coquille
San Francisco
Jeremiah John
Mary O’brien
Dan Gall
LA Radley
Lincoln Sinclair
At Law
Bank of Bandon
Clyde E Btearna
County Sells Realty Auction Near Prosper
County court ordered realty in acct on 16 near Prosper offered to Carl S andstrom for 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acct
Prosper
Carl S ‘Andstrom
Davis Ordered Back To Jail To Pay Fine Balance
Rerving out fine Davis of Marshshield was sent to the county jail to serve the balance of a $1750 old fine. The process resumes the outstanding penalty, with Davis to remain jailed until the amount is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Marshshield
Seven Devil Mining Incorporation Filed
Lee Reed and associates have filed articles of incorporation for a placer gold mining company named Seven Devil Mining. The filing marks the creation of a new mining concern with potential local economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reed
Seven Devil Mining Company
O Placer Gold Mining Concern
Assumed business names filed in Marshfield and Coquillo
Assumed names include New Deal Service Station filed by Alton E Robertson Marshfield Ostlind Lumber filed by Joe Ostind Marshfield Folsom Grocery filed by Clarence L Tuttle Coquillo Local filing records indicate these business name registrations and the individuals responsible in the Marshfield and Coquillo areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton E Robertson
Marshfield
New Deal
Ostlind Lumber Company
Joe Ostind
Folsom Grocery
Clarence L Tuttle
Coquillo
Deeds Recorded Across Coos County As Property Transfers Noted
A series of real estate transfers are recorded from Coos County including Bessie and Rollie Caries to HH Coopers in Coquille and various parcels near Budd Cunningham creeks Saundersville Isthmus sloughs and Middle Fork Coquille River. Additional transfers include King to Fliegman Roberts to Baugh Holley to Cobleigh Kellogg to Clinton and others with one loan qualification and a city tax delinquency matter noted in Marshfield and North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Rollie Caries
HH Coopers
Coquille
Cunningham
Phillips
Louis T
Jeannetta
William A
Emma B. Cobleigh
Los Angeles
Schaefer
Coos Bay
G O. Worth
Marshfield
R. H
Blanche Kellogg
Davis and
Isthmus
Alva
Ellen E. Huntley
Jesse D
Daisy B. Clinton
Gravelford Road
Myrtle Point
Sam Carter
Matthew Iiw
Martha M. Belleu
Middle Fork
Coquille River
Roseburg
Schoolhouse Gulch
James W
Frances Cole
State of
Oregon
Idaho
North Bend
World War Veterans State Aid Commission
Mathew D. Coy
John W. Butler
Local Girl Chosen In Health Contest
Dolores M. Belloni of Myrtle Point has been chosen to represent Alpha Delta Pi at the campus Pocture contest during Health Week at the University of Oregon. She is a freshman studying business administration, one of 18 selected for outstanding posture and charm amid campus health activities and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Women’s Athletic Association
Dolores M. Belloni
Myrtle Point
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Miss Belloni
Health Week
Juniors Present Class Play Dec 15 at Myrtle Point
The junior play Who Wouldn t Be Crazy will be performed Friday December 15 at 8 pm in the Myrtle Point Union High auditorium. The three act farce is set in an insane asylum courtyard and features 20 cast members with 10 male and 10 female roles. First 100 seats are reserved free by Sempert s drug store. tickets sold by cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Union High
Speedy” Marshall
Raymond Carver
Mr Marshall
Melvin Bunch
Lola
Frances Truu
Janet
Esther Nelson
Beatrice
Dorothy Lundy
Marjorie
Bertie Forrest
Reggie Mortimer
Roderic Barkltow
Mise Lavelle
Mary Davenport
Mr Heggins
Alden Barktow
Evelyn Winslow
Eleanor Breuer
Pendic
Wilma Johnson
Pluribus
James Bartlett
Earl Parry
Mario Clinton
MacCafferty
Luke Pierson
Sempert
Vets Attend District Meeting At Medford
Five members of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter traveled to Medford for the Southwestern Oregon district meeting held last Thursday night. District Commander James E Van Zandt of Washington DC spoke before members from Coos Douglas Jackson Josephine and Klamath counties. Attendees from the local group included Charles King C R Bartlett L B Martin John Rissberger and Harry Penrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Veterans of Foreign Wara
Medford
Oregon
James E van Zandt
Washington, DC
VFW
Coos
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Klamath Counties
Charles King
C R Bartlett
L 8
Martin
John Rissberger
Harry Penrod
Miss Grace Linn Named Regional Director of Oregon Speech
Miss Grace Mary Linn an English and Latin instructor at Myrtle Point Union High School has accepted the post of regional director for Coos Curry and Josephine counties in the Oregon Speech Association. She will attend the Western Association of Teachers of Speech convention in Portland from November 30 to December 2 and host a reception and dinner for her county members on Thanksgiving evening at the Multnomah hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Mary Linn
Myrtle Point Union High School
Oregon Speech Association
Coos
Curry
Josephine
Miss Linn
Western Association of Teachers of Speech
Portland
Multnonah
Child Severes Finger In Arago Water Wheel Accident
Three year old Beverly Wiebe daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wiebe of Arago cut the middle section of her right index finger while near a water wheel her father was repairing for a generator to charge radio batteries Parents rushed her to Coquille for medical care and she suffered little blood loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Wiebe
Ernest Wiebe
Arago
Coquille
Late Blooms War Display At Herald Window
Carlile brings a display of late blooming flowers to the Herald office featuring wild bleeding heart chrysanthemums fuechia snap dragons Scotch broom and yellow cosmos. A Portland paper notes a Gold Beach bloom while Myrtle Point claims the longest bloom variety for this period. The display is viewable in the Herald window this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlile
Herald
Portland
Gold Beach
Myrtle Point
Openash sanitarium patient to visit Arago kin for treatment
A patient from the Openash sanitarium will travel to Arago to see her sister Martha Smith. The visit lasts two weeks with back and forth treatment arranged. The party is making steady progress and expects continued improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater Thane
George Hampton
Arago Beft
Ties
Martha Smith
Riol
Woman's Club Hosts National Book Week Program
The Woman's Club met Monday afternoon at Presserian church with about 86 attendees. A program celebrating National Book Week featured two Junior High Glee Club numbers, musical numbers by pupils, and talks by L. P. Linn and Floyd Summers on library funding and usage. Donations of 26 books were presented to the library, posters promoted reading, and proceeds from a recent W club dinner benefited new books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preebsierien
Tom Guerin
A. C
Beatrice Abel
M. W. Molier
L. P. Linn
Floyd Summers
Prlach
Linn
Summers
C. KE. Huling
Garden Club Plans January Meeting
Garden club met at the C E Ruling home with Mrs Verne Lundy in charge. Members discussed various topics and nine hospital bouquets were delivered to strangers in town. No December meeting was held. the next gathering is January 16 at T G Sumerilin with Rev E V Ostrander in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
C E
Verne Lundy
Dies At Powers Mrs Wary Newton Thomas 61
Mrs Wary Newton Thomas 61 died at her Powers home Saturday afternoon from age related complications. Born September 27 1872 in Massachusetts she is survived by husband Frank A Thomas of Powers two sons Frank Thomas of Powers and George Thomas of Blake a daughter Mrs Flora Smith of Marlal and two grandchildren Funeral services were held at 2 30 Sunday afternoon with interment at Powers Rev Zellmar officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wary Newton Thomas
Powers
Thomas
Massachusetts
Frank A. Thomas
Frank Thomas
George Thomas
Blake
Flora Smith
Marlal
Zellmar
Norway Couple United At Church Here Last Sunday
Miss Derma Agnes Lett and Muii M. Peters on were married at the Church of Christ in Norway with Rev. MasDonald officiating. The wedding featured chrysanthemums and champagne decor, with bridesmaid Mrs Henry Dellefsen and best man Leslie Lett among a large party. After a wedding dinner at Elizabeth Lett’s home, the couple left for a honeymoon in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derma Agnes Lett
Muii M. Peterson
Church of Christ
MasDonnald
Rey Ee
Henry Dellefsen
Slater
Leslie Lett
Elizabeth Lett
Turner Mac
W. A Lett
Orland
M. Wagner
Ellis Warner
Bruce Henry
Z. C. Strang
Eldon Brady
Fatty
Arden Floyd
Sarah Willams
Ernest Strong
Emme Hermann
Ezabeth Lett
Norway
Let
Christmas Seal Sale Starts Tomorrow
The Christmas seal sale for tuberculosis relief opens in Coos county on Thanksgiving Day and runs to Christmas. Mrs. R A Wernich of Coquille announced chairmen including Miss Karen Jane Hassler and Mrs Ted Balcolm with others from North Bend Meshillaki Coquille Myrtle Point Bandon and Powers. Seals will be mailed Friday with a plea to return funds promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
R. A. Wernich
Coquille
Verne Lundy
Myrtle Point
Ann Hicking
Bandon
Kenneth Murdock
Powers
Jesse Jones
Cold Wave Brings Heavy Snow Across Valley Hills
A cold wave hit Monday night with exceptional temperatures for the season. Three inches of snow fell along the highway in Camas Valley while Eden Ridge was blanketed with 14 inches of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camas Valley
Eden Ridge
Chamber hears talk on CWA programs at Myrtle Point meeting
County Judge Thompson outlined CWA expansion during the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce session. He said the first 50 percent of workers would come from county relays and the rest from registrants with veterans given priority, while Mr. Higgins of Marshfield was named disbursing agent and registration head. Thompson discussed school funds, labor and materials percentages, and a plan to aid Sitkum and Bradford camps on December 11 with a committee appointed to run the program. The chamber invited further ideas and input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Works Administration
Thompson
Myrtle Point
CWA
William V. Barney
Eufor
Sitkum
Bradford Campe
Hi Sresentative
Braden Daughter Reaches Dallas During Texas Visit
Word arrived that Bandayire Mise Jacqueline Braden daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 C Braden of C Street reached Dallas Texas after leaving last week She will visit Mrs Mattis nee Flossie Knight Mrs Mattis grew up in Myrtle Point attended Monmouth Normal and married Dr Mattis after graduation They now reside in Texas where she teaches at a grade school principal in the southern state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Braden
8. C. Braden
C Street
Dallas
Texas
Miss Braden
Mattis
Flossie Knight
Examinations for Local Postmaster Notice
Word has been received that a competitive examination for a shuttle Point postmaster will be held. Applications are obtainable at the post office and must be filed with the United States Civil Service commission by December 15, 1933. Locations and details available with the blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shuttle Point
States Civil Service Commission
Fragmentary OCR Note About Arteta Dayle Event
The readable text mentions Arteta Dayle and a third Ys Fossim of the Meath Woek. It hints at a rear, group, or site activity but details are unclear. The fragment suggests participation or attendance at a past event with names that may be misspelled or garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weial
Meath
Bo Grous
Interesting New Books At Library
A note on fresh library acquisitions highlights The Master of Mastery and other new titles arriving recently. The piece mentions the sense of rediscovery and curiosity sparked by the new desk display and the early pages of this and related works.
V F W Dance and 49 Celebration Plans Feature Prize
V F W Dance and 49 Celebration plan attractive features for the occasion. Prizes will be awarded for the best whiskers and for the couples contest. Old time and modern dancing will be enjoyed with good music. The dance starts at 9 38 P M and the public is invited to attend.
School Fund Delivers 35000 to Coos County Districts
Coos county school districts received 35000 last week from the county school fund in the first apportionment since December of last year, according to the county school superintendent's report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Long Beach Visitor Units with North Carolina School Tie
Mrs. Georgia Blackburn of Long Beach California visited her aunt Mrs. W W Whittington and Mrs. Joe Mast for an all day Saturday. Blackburn came from a two months port land trip to visit brothers and sister and attend the same North Carolina school as Mrs. Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Whittington
Georgia Blackburn
Long Beach
California
Joe Mast
Blackburn
Portland
North Carolina
Rib Injury Report From Fall Break Incident
A fall caused a rib to detach from the spine after Mrs. Mill slipped. Medical staff taped the area and kept her comfortable as she regains, noting the rib loosened from the spinal column and requiring rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill
Feverhod and Les Face Deration in Local Brief
A fragmentary note outlines a local event involving Feverhod and Les with unspecified details. The readable items suggest a brief notice or community update from the area. Further context is not available in the fragment.
Dawdling thieves caught in creekside car thefts
A fragmented report notes two men tied to a vehicle theft scheme near Smalley Place. Police found a dilapidated car and items linked to their alleged pilfering. Both suspects claim to be innocent as officers pursue charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Coquille Fe
Smalley Place
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Court House
Nannie J
A L McNair
Lonnie Sinclair
Couuille
Woman's Club Book Program
Chamber
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