Coquille News Highlights and Local Trials
The week features the Aunt Lucia slay at the American Legion theater raising funds in Coquille. A 17th annual corn show is planned for November 7 and 8. A Crescent City man, 28, dies during a dental extraction. A Marshfield woman is found guilty of a drunken spree and fined 60 with county departure. Local lawsuits involve West Coast Lumber Co. and two log-related claims. A Coquille home fire causes damage before firefighters contain it. Plans for a new bridge across Hinums Inlet at Bunker Hill are discussed. Ground deeds to San Francisco residents are sent to the highway commission. A drive to boost Sunday school attendance includes a fuel and gas prize for top car entrants. Fire district expansion near Coquille is proposed. Pioneer Charley Chandler dies in Los Angeles. A car accident near Coquille and a cougar hunting account are noted. Local pie contests and fund-raisers for student bodies headline Gold Beach events. Sheriff sale excitements at Floras Lake attract buyers, with Los Angeles firms buying ground in Curry County for future promotions.
County News Mixed With Local Incidents
The report lists a bucking contest in Langlois near Myrtle Point, road fund transfers for Hall Creek surface work, and Shell Oil planning Bay area terminals with 600000 gallon tanks at North Bend. It notes a $160 claim for a horse’s death after escaping from city pound, a jewelry robbery in Bandon, and Deputy Sheriff Culver hospitalized after a collision near Flanagan mine.
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Tuly
Ite
Mrs E E Bender Rites Held At Myrtle Point
Mrs KE EB Bender died last Thursday in Marshfield after a long illness. Born Tauretta May Bender in California she lived in Coos County most of her life. Funeral at Schroeder chapel with Presbyterians’ Rev. FEV Strander officiating. burial at Myrtle Point cemetery. Attendees included relatives from Portland and Rogue River.
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Bender
Bakersfield
California
Pheenix
Arizona
Coos County
Portland
A E Dennes
Rogue River
Fetch Back to Bridge After Two Year Absence
Jacob Fetch and wife return to Coos county from a two year absence. They previously operated a 4 service station and store near Newport but have moved to a 214 acre ranch. The Fetches' children remain in the county and the farm community of Bridge welcomes farmer Jacob Fetch.
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Jacob Fetch
Herald
Fetch
Coos County
Newport
M M Miller
Bridge
Religious meeting promotes interest in Oregon churches
Clarence Branders of Portland and R L Dann of Rostburg led a Myrtle Point Christian church gathering to discuss church work across Coos county. North Bend sent the largest delegation with many members from local churches, and speakers included Mr Swander and Mr Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Clarence Branders
Portland
R. L. Dann
Rostburg
Christian Church
Myrtle Point
Coos Eounty
North Bend
Recaress
T. M. White
Ethel Miller
Misa Alta Miller
Reed
Elsie
Geraldine
Lillybell
June
Johnson
E E. Wilson
Swander
Dunn
B B Watkins
Halls Creek
Ed Myers
Artland
Ralph
Laffertys
Pastore
Thor wringerless washer shown cutting wash time
The Thor wringerless washer claims to save 15 to 20 minutes per load by eliminating wringers and moving clothes from tub to spinner. It dries one batch while another is washing, all in a single tub, and is on display at the local power company showrooms drawing interest from local women.
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Thor
Community Notes From Marshfield And Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs W A Moors and son Marvin visited Mr and Mrs F T Diedrch of Marshfield on Sunday. Martindale and Combs from Camas Valley joined J and Mrs R E Doyle’s gathering on Friday. Wm Stavff had a minor operation Thursday removing his tonsils. M Knox county agent met calf and poultry clubs at the school house to discuss forming another club. Mrs John Merchant of Marshfield spent Wednesday evening at the W Moore home. Ora Patrick wed Olat Starr Tuesday at Coquille.
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Ru. W. A Moors
Marvin
F. T. Diedrch
Marshfield
Martindale
Combs
Camas Valley
R. E. Doyle
Wm. Stavff
M. Knox
John Merchant
W Moore
Ora Patrick
Olat Starr
Coquille
Sermon and Services at Arago Hi School Event
Rev E G Banton will deliver the address at Arago high school on October 24 at eleven o'clock. Parents are invited. Morning worship features attev Barnett of Arago with choir music. Evening service centers on Romans Gospel. Epworth League meets at 6 30. The day includes testimonies and special music by local performers.
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Charleston
Bandon
Starr
Coast Guard
E G Banton
Myrtle Point
Arago Hi School
Moore
J L. Burtis
Schroeder
Lois
Baylis
Marshfield
Rogue River
Attev Barnett
Arago
Epworth League
Thelma Howe
Oliver Clark
E. G Mn
G. Morris
North Bend
C. L. Church
Charlotte
Josius
Marlin Evane
Cwereh
Benton
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Lucia
The
American Legion
Jamea Minor
Crescent City
Miller
S. Dahl
Cesta
Dennis McCarthy
West Coast Lumber Co
Coquillo
W. V. Hagedorn
McCarthy
Roy Attleby
State Highway Department
le‘ Hinus Inlet
Bunker Hall
Highway Commission
Battle Rock Park
Port Orford
State Highway Commission
T D J> Vdson
Eleanor J.vdson
San Francisco
Davidsons
Charley Gardner
Walt
Chandler
Cous County
Cec County
Los Angeles
Misa Helen Heald
Miss Heald
Fred Gardner
Chetto
Mr Gardner
Gardner
Gold Beach
Ric
Old Town
Floras Lake
Abony Vorier Fevtterel Ane
County
Giark
R. Watson
R. McCall
McCell
Langlois
Tt Wack
General Road
Hall Creek Fund
Ie Shell Oil Company
Coon Bay
Chas. F. Winters Jewellar
Sherif P. W. Culver
Flanagan
Culver
Deshwelig
Ry. Culver
Bir Culver
Harry Folsom
Mrs
KE. EB. Bender
E E Bender
Broadbent
Schroeder’s Hall
Doc and
His Melody Boys
Ted Bach
Baritone
Gale
Southern Pacific
Pacific International
J. G Penney Hall
Smith-Hughes
T. B. Wilcox, Jr
Bank of Myrtle Point
Iore
LLCS
Ueagay
Tomer
Safeway
Umpqua
Umpqua Valley
Sycana
Carsten
van Camp
Peets
Grape Fruit
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Phene
Or Methodist Church
Oame
Red Ball Freight Lines, Inc
Myrtle Point Transfer
Southport Coal
Endicott-Johnson
E Trust
Coquille - Marshfield - Bandon
Frask Sins
Eck
Grude
God
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