Pool license revoked after council hearing
Walter Perry's pool hall at Spruce and Third faced license revocation by a city council special meeting after witness testimony including Joe Knight of Caring Creek. Knight alleged liquor sales and disturbances. Perry denied wrongdoing and defended lack of ongoing sales, saying he expelled troublemakers.
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Joe Knight
Caring Creek
Walter Perry
Spruce and
Third Streets
Catching Creek Rancher
Bud Brearns
Perry
W W. Bay
Knight
Peel Hall
Parry
Baynes
E. A Dodge
Wallace B. Dement
P. W. Culver
Hansen, Serriofer
Clinton, Davis
Kring
Dement
Jerry
John Parrish
Olaf Anson
Areen Boy
Lawrence Varry
Bud Stearns
Stearns
Clinton
Bud Stearre
Marshal P. W. Culver
Parry Pool Hall
High School Football Exhibition In Roseburg Falls Through
Union High School plans an exhibition with Roseburg High School tomorrow afternoon on the local field. Coach Lever prepares the team for Friday’s rearranged game due to schedule conflicts amid conference play.
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Levers
Uniom
High Schoet
Roseburg High School
Roseburg
Caravan from Portland to Myrtle Point Next Tuesday
G L McKay of the Southern Pacific reports Portland chamber of commerce members will visit Cees county next week by special train arriving Myrtle Point October 16 at 10 30 AM and leaving at 11 30 AM. About 100 to 150 men expected. locals urged to greet the guests at the depot.
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G. L. McKay
Southern Pacific
Chamber of Commerce of
Portland
Cees County
Myrtle Point
Chamber of Ecommerce
Robeon Horses Triumph at County Fair Races
Jas Hobson's horses were brought home from Prineville after winning the big races at the county fair in the latter part of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Hobson
Hereca
Prineville
Sermon Sunday Night On Social Problems At First Presbyterian
The sermon focuses on the family as the foundation of society and the source of history. It argues that a healthy family shapes industry politics and religion and invites all readers to attend the Sunday night talk at First Presbyterian church for insight and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Presbyterian Church
Teachers Entertained At Ben don Beach Cottage
Mrs J R Bunch Mrs Leland P Linn and Mrs Floyd Summers hosted Tuesday evening for teachers from all three local schools at the Bunch cottage on the beach in Ben don. Guests included Neil MacDonald Gilbert Carrick and Mr and Mrs Thos Geer. A bonfire on the beach drew them indoors when rain came, and the social evening continued in the cottage with friendly good humor.
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J R. Bunch
Leland P Linn
Floyd Summers
Bunch
Bendon
Neil MacDonald
Gilbert Carrick
Thos. Geer
Myrtle Point
Star to Entertain Elgin Chapter of QOEB
Elgin chapter of the Order of the Eastern Brotherhood will host a social evening after the regular session October 18 inviting all Masons their wives and Eastern Star members and families. The entertainment committee includes Mollie Perkins Marjorie Emery and Winnie Wilson.
Red Grange leads with four touchdowns in loss
The Myrtle Fulet Bobcats were defeated 82 to 0 by Baaden in their league opener. Lancaster scored most of Bandon’s touchdowns, with the defense sealing the game after a strong first half where the Bobcats trailed 13 to 6 at the break.
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Myrtle Fulet Bobcats
Baaden
Lancaster
Bandon
Tome Boys
Bobcats
Cops
Baby Clinic to Be Held at City Hall Next Thoraday
A baby clinic is scheduled at City Hall on Thoraday between 1 and 3 PM. The event invites parents to bring infants for checkups and guidance in infant care.
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City Hall
Thoraday
Prompt Payment of Life Insurance Highlighted
John T Sullivan of Oregon Life Insurance delivered a $10 000 check to Mrs. Hattie M Hall for her husband John W Hall killed September 27 at Chaney's camp The company paid the double accidental death benefit and praised prompt service with immediate full payment on approved proofs.
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John T Sullivan
Oregon Life Insurance Company
Frida
Hattie M. Hall
John W Hall
Chaney
Bullivan
Oregon Life
Groin yeutegilay Secures Temporary Injunction in Sixes
A. H. Groin yeutegilay wins a temporary injunction in Judge J. T. Brand's court to halt commercial fishing in Sixes river. The hearing is set for Wednesday at 10 o'clock with a bond of 93 000 required.
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A. H. Groin Yeutegilay
J. T. Brand
Sixes Rivdll
Sebardsy
Guerin
Banks Closed Tomorrow for Columbes Day
Local notice states banks in the city will close tomorrow in observance of Columbes Day. Merchant L Strong of Myrtle Point reports lower sales this month and notes three robberies occurred recently.
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Morrow
Columbes
L. Streng
Promeer
Myrtle Point
Bebler
Bay district singers compete in state finals bid
Durward won second place amid judge disputes as Harold Jedsen led, trained in Portland by Otto Widemar. Durward praised for natural voice and many public votes propelled him toward Portland. finalists proceed to San Francisco and New York. Local attendees included Dr. Clarke and family, Rev Idso, and Deloss Druliner.
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Bay District
Durward
Mise Leeille Hoover
Coquille
Arage
New York
O H. Clarke
Oliver Clarke
Omer Idso
Druliner
Chris Chrestensen
Deloss Druliner
Highway Engineer to Attend Myrtle Point Chamber Meeting
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce members are urged to attend as W E Chandler state highway engineer for this area is set to speak at the next meeting. A dance plan for the Oaks pavilion at the fair grounds was also discussed with a committee appointed to organize the event.
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Chamber
Elliot
W. E. Chandler
Cregan
Chamber of Commerce
Coquille and
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Oaks
Fair Grounds
Foll
Chas
Tredrick Hart Clinton
Harry Demer
R . Kring
Wallace Dement
Fragmentary OCR mentions property and occupancy details
The text references a barn at Spruce Street and an address 5 Spruce Street with unclear owner identity. It notes non occupancy for about two years and mentions Myrtle Point and drunkenness, implying a landed property finding with uncertain ownership.
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Spruce
Kéwarde
Myrtle Point
The Setz ee NT se im thie and the Merdd
Fragmentary text hints at a history and romance tale by Hal G Evarts. The narrator references the great weet and set pieces, noting it as the first inetailment of a story.
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Sori Gery
Weet
Theli Ifog
Hal G. Evarts
Parent Teachers to Hold Meetings Evenings
The money raised will fund grade school needs. This year the plan will move meetings to the evening so fathers as well as mothers can attend.
Exchange Club Quits Lions Club To Begin
At a Myrt le hotel meeting the Exchange club voted to disband and all members join a new Lions club once a charter is secured. Lions club members from Coquille attended as neighboring clubs are scarce with Gold Beach the only other Oregon unit. The move follows national organizers’ assurances and rapid Lions growth prompting the local link up.
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Exchange Club
Myntle
Lions Club
Lions Club of
Coquille
Oregon
Gold Beach
Myrtle Point
Chub
The
Lions
Schmitt Bridge Store Moves to New Building
C E Schmitt's Bridge store moves into a new building near the school house. Mrs John Shields now runs the store, formerly operating it from her home. The shop, established about a year ago, has enlarged stock.
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E. Schmitt
Bridge
Schmitt
John Shields
Fordyce Worsham and Alta Goodman Married in Highland Home
Fordyce Worsham and Alta Goodman united in marriage at high noon Monday in Highland Home. Turner MacDonald officiated with pink blossoms decorating the ceremony and a corn yellow chiffon gown for the bride. The couple, well known in the area, will honeymoon in Baker City and then Angels before settling in Myrtle Point.
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Fordyce Worsham
Alta Goodman
Highland Home
Turner MacDonald
Myrtle Point
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page
Incomplete readable text with scattered phrases about a place and events. Names, dates, and details are missing, making it difficult to identify the main person or incident described.
Death of H B Lewellen in Crescent City Funeral in Eugene
Word reached Myrtle Point on Friday that H B Lewellen was found dead in a Crescent City motel. A Caleman for the Tru Biu Biscuit Co he collapsed, undressed, near a phone. authorities suspect a heart attack. Lewellen, born 1890 in Myrtle Point, leaves wife Daisy Endicott and three children. His body were brought to Marshfield, shipped to Eugene for funeral services Monday, with graveside rites at university cemetery.
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Myrtle Point
H. B. Lewellen
Crescent City
Lewellan
Caleman
Tru Biu~Biscuit Company
Ed Lewellen
Coquille
Marshfield
Eugene
Elke
Christian Church
University
Harry
Daisy Endicott
R. P. Endicott
Hattie Bampton
Seattle
Howard Eyerly
Ashtebula
Ohio
Leura” Smith
Kiddle
California
J. L. Lewellen
Henry Miller
Bridge
Forest Hermana
Johns Creek
Meacy
Hermana Ot
Megs Potet
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Ney
Onka
Larry
Bennett
Caravan
Robeon
Henry Rosslow
Blake Sunday
RED Grange
Sad Smith
Leeal Mar
L. Strong
J. J. Smith
Mr. Smith
Coquille Chamber of Coonmerse
Finley
Boy Scout
E A Britton
Coos
Douglas Counties
Mr. Britton
Scott Lwork
Schmitt Bridge Store
Goodman—Worsham
Inera Greguay
Wie
Miss
Rhee Kasd
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