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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
6
The term opens with Lloyd charged with larceny in a dwelling. Also on docket Friday morning are Gene Mecum of Bangor for forgery and William Butler in a shooting case involving Za Lund, tow boat captain.
Lily G. Hibarger sues to obtain a transcript in a case involving Nash and others at Coos River, heading toward circuit court proceedings.
In the case of Frank L. Lowe versus Roy Jenkins the suit has been dismissed. The ruling closes the matter with no further action expected.
School District No 36 of Coos River sues Ray and Grace Nash Norman J Nash and Karl G Bjerke to foreclose a $10 000 mortgage on 295 acres along the south fork of Coos River ten miles east of Marshfield. Other filings include equity actions by A L Powrie against Earl L Stillings and A C Meyer v Mineralized Cell Wood Preserving Co for various charges. Elizabeth Decker seeks divorce from Edward Decker claiming 1917 Spokane marriage and one child Hope born 1917 who turns 16 in December 1934 with custody and support. Nannie McNair sues Alonzo McNair for divorce and division of real property and child custody with support and name restoration.
Edwin L Spaulding Coos Bay Sign Co and Coos Bay Process Co announce Clyde Waterman withdrawal from Dalen Manufacturing with Dalen now sole owner. Lena A Isler files business name for Coquille Sheet Metal Works in Marchfield and Coos Bay region.
A list of individuals and lodges including John L Aasen Liberty No 2 C W Ashton Liberty No 3 John L Aasen Daisy No 8 Beryl F Wilson Iola Fraction Frank J Fish and others associated with The Taylor.
Joseph Benjamin Emery and Eleanor Clinton tied the knot last Thursday in Marshfield with Judge D F Thompson officiating. Emmett E Arrell and Amanda B Evernden witnessed the ceremony.
Lloyd R. Johnson aged 25 released by order of Justice J J Stanley after an old game violation. Jack Olsen aged 27 held for assault and larceny released on $500 bail. Henry B. Winquist aged 47 of Powers sentenced to five days in county jail for vagrancy. John Dewey Woolms aged 36 who escaped remains noted in docket.
The report lists several individuals arrested on alcohol related charges. Jack Rhinnegar 21 faced a 100 dollar fine and 30 day jail term with 73 dollars and the jail time suspended and was paroled for one year. Warren Besney 44 received 10 dollars and costs and 30 days with six months parole. Evelynn Morton 19% was committed for observation after a suicide attempt. Sam Rust 44 paid a fine and costs for dismantling an auto without surrendering state papers. Narvey Ellis 33 was arrested for disturbing the peace with a 100 dollar bond.
Sunday program at the church features the Epworth League performing a one act play The Charge of the Cross with musical numbers. Officers and radio bell wall positions to be installed by Fatherman and Mrs Campbell during the Sunday morning service.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs Floyd Summers home next Wednesday with Mrs W H Ortman assisting and Mrs F A Denison in bay. Mrs L P Trigg will lead the devotional and provide entertainment for the afternoon.
The State Corporation Commission warns daily of complaints about A K Wilson of Portland who offers building loan shares under Afton Bond and Trust. He takes only one dollar from members and promises fifty percent of net proceeds from sale or adjustment of certificates, with questions about fraudulent misrepresentation.
The article reviews a mining proposition in Cinnabar highlighting a potential high value deposit with a cretaceous structure and red sandstone along granite, a 2 foot ore sample showing 26 percent test, and advantages of timber and water. It notes chrome and manganese prospects in nearby Currys counties and discusses capital needs and transport routes.
Unclear game recap with players Mast Young Bennicksen Smith Barnett and Be tlett noted. Yardage advances and incomplete passes surface amid a series of plays and injuries for Myrt Point with no clear final outcome.
North Bend defeats Hobcats 6 to 0 as Mast leads with field position and key plays. Highlights include multiple punts, a pivotal fumble recovery by Shields, and late Bobcats drives halted by interceptions and stout North Bend defense.
The filing describes severe facial and skull injuries from a wreck, including fractures to the left cheekbone and skull base, lacerations, dental losses, and long term heart and nerve damage. Plaintiffs seek hospital and medical bills, general damages, and legal costs from the defendants, citing permanent disfigurement and disability.
FRNESTINE SCHNEIDER is listed with a prop phone 70 R in a record of fashion or theater items. The entry notes a permanent waving, wet and dry finger description as part of the prop specifications.
Attorneys Cal King of Myrtle Point and J W McInturff of Marshfield represent plaintiffs in three suits. They claim the vehicle's value fell from 800 to 30 as junk after the mishap and seek 34 percent, with costs and disbursements. The case is not yet on the docket.
A Con was born to Mr and Mrs Emory E Johnson of Coquille on Saturday naming George Henry. An eight pound daughter Velma Marie born to Mrs Isaac Miller at home Tuesday. A boy born to Mr and Mrs Emil Peterson of Norway at Mast Hospital Friday, first child. Mrs H W Stevens of ngu tle gave birth to a five pound boy at Mast Hospital Friday. Glendale visitors Lyle Berker and family join Mrs Barker and parents J T Sperry for weekend. J T Sperry and family move from camp near Myrtle Point and plan to live in their remodeled upper house. Donald Drulner Ray Morrison and Frank Morrison fished Rogue river with a 35 pound chinook.
Mrs. Richard Arnold hosted a Wednesday afternoon party for Dorothy Morley’s 10th birthday. Ray Kelle Whitaker and other guests from Bridge Broadbent and Marshfield joined 12 attendees for games. Lunch followed, with flowers and favors decorating the table and Mrs. Sandy Ellis assisting.
The members gathered at Mrs Wallace Dement on Fifth Street Tuesday evening. High score was held by Mrs Harold Carver who served refreshments at the close to Mesdames Raleigh Greene Chris Moller John Hunt Harold Carver Barton Stemmlier Aulden Warner Austin Dodge Miss Ruth Barton and the hostess.
A gathering at the Robert Parrish home in Gravvesford Saturday night celebrated Miss Agnes Parrish who recently recovered from surgery in Mashfield. Friends and family listed include Mr and Mrs Parrish and many relatives, with the event marking the first in a series by the Royal Neighbors.
Mrs A B Davenport of Twin Oaks and Mrs H RR Haughton played in a card party with eight tables in play. High scores went to Mrs Chris Nelson and P F Bartlett. Consolation prizes went to Mrs Henry Schroeder and W Lee Ray. Refreshments were served late.
A notice states a party heading to Los Angeles can take two passengers who will share expenses. Call 4 R 12.
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