Myrtle Point Chronicle Notes and Local Happenings in Oct
The column reports on 40 bushals per day evaporator added by Bleck & Condemne doubling output, a seven times weekly mail link to Port Orford, a wedding of Frank Tripp and Annie Costs, and a fall of 1904 in Myrtle Point with Civil and community events. It includes bridge details on a suspension span, local business changes, road gravelling progress, and various marriages and relocations reported from 26 and 38 years prior.
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AML Bleck & Condemne
Port Orford
Frank Tripp
Annie Costs
Jokgnesey Mill
John Ronewitz
idev—Oake Gant
Massey
Cooper
Bennises Trip Planned by Mr and Mrs William G
The notice describes a trip planned by Mr and Mrs William G Bennis. It mentions departures and timelines but the text is garbled leaving key details unclear.
Myrtle Point Bobcats Battle Marshfield Pirates to 0 0 Tie
The Myrtle Point Bobcats and Marshfield Pirates fought to a scoreless tie in their season opener amid penalties fumbles and near-misses. Myrtle Point’s Alfred Culbertson Ernie Davenport Ean Brown and Everett Rhute starred, while veteran fullback Breuer was lost to a knee injury for the season. Next game at Bandon Saturday at 2 p m with a full schedule listed for October through November.
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Myrtle Point Bobcats
Pirates
Myrtle Point
Alfred Culbertson
Ernie Davenport
Ean Brown
Everett Rhute
Pen Breuer
Myrtle Pointer in Switzerland letter from Geneva
Mrs. L. Leatherman received a Friday letter from her son Kenneth in Geneva Switzerland awaiting passage to America. He says many Americans await return and he will have interesting wartime facts to relate upon his return. He notes letters take 186 days to reach America since the war began, earlier 14 days.
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8& L. Leatherman
Kenneth
Geneva
Switzerland
America
Germany
Local Happenings Return Home from California Trip
Mr and Mrs Austin Dodge brought Mrs C J Thornquist and Bunny to Grants Pass to catch a train to Corte Madera California. Mrs Thornquist is Mrs Dodge’s sister. they have been guests at the Dodge home for two weeks.
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Austin Dodge
C J Thornquist
Bunny
Grants Pats
Corte Madera Calif
Thornquist
Mrs Dodge
Dodge Home
Elv
Eads
Nellie Waymire
Mra
California
G R
Tunsmutr
Suncay
Wes
Arthur We
Shasta
Curry County
Dal
Albert Hackle
Powers
Clare Lehmanowsky
Vickers
James Albee
Susanville
Calif
Port Orford Guede
Forrest Barklow
Port Orford
J B. Barkdoll
Marshfield Viellers
Minnette Bell
Marshred
B. Bar Selloes & Grove
Aister
Ang Ae Ee
Saturn Buhday
Fez
F. Cekorne
Ashland
Petition to Close Stores Early Circulating in Myrtle Point
A petition in Myrtle Point asks for earlier store hours from Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The effort lists many signatories including Safeway Store No 487 City Meat Market Thrift Grocery Ropers Variety Store and Moon's Bargain Houses. The Herald office hosts signatories for those wishing to add their name.
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Myrtle Point
Safeway Store No
City Meat Market
Thrift Grocey
Ropers Variety Store
Myers & Myvurs
Coos Feed & Seed Store
Snodgrass Shop Service
County Teachers Institute Oct 20 at Marshfield
The Coosa County Teachers Institute will be held at Marshfield High School on Friday Oct 20 at 9 am. Public attendance is welcome and a full program will be published later. Out of county speakers include Rex Putnam Buena Maris and Helen Heffernan. A parents meeting led by Mrs Maris is planned at city hall Marshfield at 1 30 pm.
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Coosa County
Woman's Club Attends State Peace Advocates Meeting
Members of the Woman's Club traveled to Roseburg for the second district meeting of the state Peace Advocates. The event included speakers on Education for Democracy and a report from the state federation treasurer. The group will convene in Corvallis next year.
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Woman's Club
Roseburg
Coos Douglas
Lincoln
Lane Counties
Myrte Pont
Mesdames L
Court House News From Cosco Public Notices
Otto Coster, 90, released on own recognizance after arrest on receiving and concealing stolen property charges. Kenneth Fry, 18, Agness, fined 100 dollars for driving while intoxicated and jailed to serve sentence. Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Leonard Carlson and Olive Schnier, Wm Ogren and Vienna Rankelz, James Moore and Fay Moore, Harold Hartana and Florence Anderson, Vance Eager and Glaubriefer, Emery Beden and Ruth Mann, plus Wesley Warrison and Shirijan Terrell. Probate cases note guardians for Blossom and Ellatine Counts.
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Otto Coster
Kenneth R. Fry
Agness
North Bend
Leonard D. Carlson
Lakeside
Olive Grace Schnier
Marshfield
Joel Benton
Wm. W Ogren
Vienna
Townsend Club in Former Hall Sets Sunday Meeting
Mrs L F Neldeigh vice president and chair announces the last Townsend club meeting. Members gather next Sunday at 2 pm at the round church for a homecoming style program. public invitations extend to attend.
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L. F Neldeigh
Townsend Club
Cor Gally
Junior Woman's Club Holds Inaugural Meeting for Season
The Junior Woman's Club held its first meeting of the season Monday evening at the Elton Schroeder home. Mrs. Harold Carver reported on the San Francisco convention held last May. Several new members joined the group.
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Junior Woman's Club
Elton Schroeder
Harold Carver
San Francisco
Local High School Shows Fine Gain
The Union High School budget for this year raises 2448.78 less than last year. For the first time since district organization the high school begins the school year on a cash basis.
New Barn and Silo Underway in Pleasant Point Ranch
E L Cisusen began constructing a new barn 48 by 60 feet and a silo 10 by 22 on his leased Pleasant Point ranch. The buildings replace two barns lost to fire on September 20 and are rushed to finish before the rains to provide winter feed storage.
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E. L. Cisusen
Pleasant Point
Henry Detlefsen
Circuit Jury List Drawn For 16th Circuit
The circuit court jury list has been drawn and its personnel summoned for duty at 10 o'clock Monday morning Oct 16. Composing the jury for this term are the following: Mrs. Karl Dement, Harry G. Dement, Mrs. Henry Rosslow, Jesse Herea tyrise See erand W E. of iat. J D. Curl and Olaf Arsen of Arago, Clinton Carman, Fred True and Mrs. Howard Smith of Broadbent, Mrs. C. T Selbig, Mrs. J. R. Bunch, Mrs. Edith Zander, L. C. Eaton and W. E. Buell of Coquille, L. T Roselle of Bandon, Mrs. Walter Atchison, Fred Nues, Ben Chandler, W L. Cassady, Arnon Hall, P J Shepherd, J. W. Krester and H.C. Tripp of Marsh- 4, Elizabeth Dillon, Frank Muscus, .arenee Newell and Fred Summons of North Bend, and Carl Mathews of Suroner
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Circuit Court
Karl Dement
Harry G. Dement
Henry Rosslow
Jesse
Edith Zander
L. C. Eaton
W. E. Buell
Coquille
L. T Roselle
Bandon
Walter Atchison
Fred Nues
Ben Chandler
W L. Cassady
Arnon Hall
P J Shepherd
J. W. Krester
H.C. Tripp
Marsh- 4
Elizabeth Dillon
Frank Muscus
Arenee Newell
Fred Summons
North Bend
Carl Mathews
Suroner
Coquille Tavern Anniversary Fete
The Riveria tavern in Coquille announced an anniversary party for next Wednesday night Oct 11 marking the tavern’s first year in business. Del’s Swing band will play and a fine floor will host the gala with noisemakers confetti and ribbons provided.
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Riveria
Coquille
Del
Methodist Rally Proves Success
Sunday Rally Day at the local Methodist church drew a large audience for a 10 o clock service. The gathering included a Sunday school program and a sermon on Vital Religion followed by a communal meal. Ernest Purvance of Coquille reported on the Uniting Conference in Kansas City where he served as a delegate. Rev J Pryor urged members to attend every Sunday.
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Vital
Ernest Purvance
Coquille
Kansas City
J. Pryor
Laird Named to Oregon Public Utilities Commission
Eugene E. Laird of Myrtle Point receives an appointment to the Oregon Public Utilities Commission. He and his wife left Saturday morning for Salem where he will begin his duties. Laird has a history in law and public service, with ties to the Myrtle Point Lions Club and local bar associations.
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Eugene E. Laird
Myrtle Polit
Oregon Public Utilities Comension
Selem
Omce
Ise Scholin
U. Seat of the Interior
Laird
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Myrtle Point Chamaber
Infantry
Coos
Community leaders form cast for high school fundraiser
Twelve prominent business and professional people in the community will compose the cast for a high school fundraiser aimed at betterment. The event plans and purpose reflect local efforts to support education and civic improvement.
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Wat
Ocean Ot Bec
Supple
Myrtle Point Chamber to Meet October 9
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday October 9. They will elect a new secretary to fill the office vacated by Laird who recently moved to. Members of the newly organized Taypayers League of Coos County will be guests at the meeting.
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Myrtle Point
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