Fire Zone Change Spurs City Council Debate
City council discusses excluding the north half of blocks near Alder and Maple from the fire zone. A committee of Spruce Street property owners will confer with officials while plans for a building ordinance are explored to allow development of vacant ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren Church
Conc
Clinton
Alder Stree
Maple Street
Sam Breuer
Wallace R Dement
Alao
Oa Raine
Spruce Street
Acction
Chas Harlocker
Myrtle Pont
Harlocker
Recorder Dodge
Tennont
Bert Pearson
Clinton, Dement
Breuer
Bridge Grange Holds Interesting Meeting at Bridge
Bridge Oregon Oct 21 The Prid Grange held its regular meeting with 273 in attendance two officers present and one visitor Wm H Fearnley of Myrtle Grange spoke on the Grange Council dosiga Roll Call asked members if they read the Grange Bulletin and discussed articles Readers praised the bulletin and a social evening is planned for October 30th Ladies served pie and coffee after the meeting Decorated hall featured autumn leaves and fences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Ore
Prid Grange
Wm H Fearnley
Myrtle Grange
Fearnley
Grange Council
Grange
Grange Bulletin
Lloyd J. Cameron
Butherlin
Stanley Lake
Terrebonne
Cameron
Sutherlin School
Frank Culver
Lynn Tommy
Edeon
Lucy Culver
Wm Barnett
Arago
Mr. Chase Bill
Coquille
Mra M_ Brownson
Big Creek
W A Iatt
Orlin
Dwight Culver
Mra Verde Smith
Son
Ivan Laird
Sitkum
Mra Firen Lamp
Minas Alma Larkins
Mira Laurene Gettmann
Horton’s Haven
Maude Horton
Dorothy
Cort
City Water Tests Show A Sample Passes Health Board
Water Superintendent Bert Pearson reports city water samples from multiple faucets in the business district tested A grade with a clean bill from the state board of health. The test results indicate no contamination and affirm general water quality for public use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health By
Bert Pearson
Armistice Day Dance Planned by American Legion Post No 38
American Legion Post No 38 announces a Armistice Day dance in Sehreeder Hall. Event aims to honor veterans with music and refreshments. Further details forthcoming from the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post No. 38
Sehreeder Hall
Moonshiners and pursuit end with still seizure in Coquille
A moonshone still of latest design and a car are seized by the sheriff at Coquille. George Wilson and Paul Bracktey, Myrtle Ole man, and a reputed still owner are jailed on charges including killing a female deer and part ownership of the still. Art Johnson and Paul Stibitz are reportedly in California to avoid arrest as County authorities pursue the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilson
Coquille
Paul Bracktey
Myrtle Ole Man
Art Johnson
California
Paul Stibitz
Walker
Hie
Atill
Ear
Johnson
Bert Pearson
Woman's Club Program for Husbands Set at Preety Rais
The Woman's Club hosts a program for husbands at the Preety Rais event with Grace LaFlamme and Mrs. Hamilton in charge. Performances include orchestra music under Miss Faith Lindros, a skit about a pea, and the old album sketch by club members.
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Tee
G. E. Hamilton
Bere
TaFianwine
Grace
Eva Kaselwood
Nellie Veara
Ley
Sophia Hall
Maryany
Laura Schroeder
Randleman
Corda Lewellen
Florence Jumokin
Sarah Hermann
Faith Lindros
Bob
Alma Larkins
Comairs
Grace LaFlamme
BR. Dickinson
Launcelot LaFlamme
Hamilton
Four-H Clubs and Grange Host in Myrtle Meeting
Arago Broad Bend and Twin Oaks 4-H clubs attended Myrtle Grange Tuesday with over 60 members and about 120 total attendees. Melvin Carl and Knox spoke, George Hampton did elderly lady impersonations, and Lee Ray Tom Sumerlin and Sophia Hall performed. Social time, games, refreshments followed, with Bridge Indies present and plans for a November third Tuesday program by the ladies.
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Arago
Broadbent
Twin Oaks
Myrtle Grange
Melvin Carl
Mr Knox
George Hampton
Lee Ray
Tom Sumerlin
Sophia Hall
Bridge Indies
Murphy
Albert Panco
Bridge
Death of Coquille resident Robert Forrest
Robert Forrest of Coquille died after several months of illness. The body was brought to the area for burial at Camas Valley Cemetery beside his wife. Rev E G Banton officiated at services held this afternoon. He leaves brothers Ed Forrest of this city William of North Bend and Paul believed to be elsewhere. Sisters Eliza in Montana Nancy Seattle and Emma with unknown address. A step daughter Frances Cribbins survives.
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Bob Forrest
Coquille
Schroeder
Camas Valley Cemeery
E. G. Banton
Mr Forrest
Ed Forrest
William
North Bend
Paul
Eliza
Montana
Nancy
Seattle
Emma
Frances Cribbins
Garden Club Flower Show Presented With Musical Program
Garden club hosts a flower show with blue ribbons for best specimens and a programmed performance including glee club singing and readings. Chairman Dr Clarke and Sumerlin provide entertainment as the event outlines evening activities and encourages full attendance.
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M. Pomipon
Min High’ Glee Club
Dr. Oo.h. Clarke
I Sumerlin
Prowler Steals Potatoes From Rancher Field
Tom Hall of the Lawrence Clinton place north of M Point discovered his potato crop missing Monday morning. The nighttime theft left little for the Hall family, with the poaching described as a lone act by a prowler in the field.
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Tom Hall
Lawrence Clinton Place
M Point
Hall
Benefit Dance Planned at Gravelford Community Hall
The Herald announces a benefit dance to be held at Gravelford Community Hall. Proceeds will support local services and the event features a night of dancing and community fellowship.
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Gravelford
Rebekah Social Planned at Odd Fellows Hall
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs announce a social event next Wednesday at the Adams building in Coquille with guests from the lodge. A dance is the main feature. Frank Young, Bob Powrie and his brother hunted in the Glendale area Sunday.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Adams Building
Coquilie and Powers
Frank Young
Bob Powrie
Glendale
EBE Woman's Club Corn Show Booth Promoted
Community notes list activities for the EBE Woman's Club including a corn show booth. Various local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending events plus teachers Miss Sandine and Miss Bullock attending an institute in Marshfield. Other items note travels, juror service in Coquille and Elwin Baker breaking his leg while working in camp for John Aasen.
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Roy Mast
Jer‘ene
The
Harmony
Chester Bender
Portland
Bander
Bet Myri
Ain
Ape
Miss Sandine
Misys Bullock
Institute
Marshfield
Alleghany
Sandine
Ben Sandine
California
Li Leatherman
Erlin
Calif
Herman Samerlin
Bumerlin
D. M. Samerlin
Helen Mast
Martin jGasner
Norway
Clinton Gravelford
Season Tickets Boost Support for Union High Athletics
Union High School athletics seek community help by offering season tickets for football basketball and track at a low price of 3 dollars. With two games remaining on the home schedule and five more basketball games, supporters are urged to purchase season tickets to ensure football returns this year and to cover finances pledged by local citizens.
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Uniion High School
Arago High Wins Volley Match in Narrow Style
Arago high school defeated Langlois with teamwork that baffled the visitors. Lineup included Currie Griffen Cari Sinko Milani with Bees as subs. Local social notes mention honeymoons and visits among families in Coquille Myrtle Point and Norway, plus readers invited to Page Two for continuation.
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Arago
Ore
Arago High School
Langlois Warriors
Lens
Toe
Currie
M. Griffen
M. Cari
Sinko
Milani
Bees
Drink Question Sparks Shooting Fray In Taft Tale
Miss Leona M Hope 80 of Taft California is recovering in a Coquille hospital from three gunshot wounds inflicted Saturday night John P Werner also of Taft is held in county jail on a pending charge not yet filed by the district attorney’s office The two rode together when an argument over drinking turned violent Werner allegedly fired three times at Hope striking her in the right cheek neck and shoulder The shooting halted when Hope reached a car driven by J H Hmsto who assisted and took her to hospital Werner was transported to the county jail after deputy sheriff P W Carver arrested him for the alleged crime
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Leona M. Hope
Taft
California
Coquille
John P. Werner
Miss Hope
Misami
Werner
Dia Ao
Misa Hope
J. Hahmsto
Fea
Nem
Aed
Ce Ont
Sheeid
P. W. Carver
Coemler
Ose
Hope
Avon
Road talk on highway progress sparks public comment
A fragmented discussion from a local gas official notes more mileage to be shown. The county backs the project citing no strong opposition, while critics question timing and funding.
Vague Rain and Spring Voting Mentioned in Fragments
Fragmentary lines note rain last night and a mention of voting today. Content is unclear and contains garbled words. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
Unclear fragment from church notice page
Fragmentary text referencing a church event or announcement with damaged lines and unreadable portions. No clear names, dates, or locations are extractable.
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Wight
W. W Doyoe
Eddie Brain
Dave Q
Bridge Grange
James
Hopital
City Water
Bunny
Pacific International
Hallowe'en Dance
Woman's Club
Arago, Broadbent and
Robert Forrest
Chrysanthemame
City Hall
Citi
Tom Mall Field
Dag-Thom
1. C. O. F.rebekah Social
EBE Woman's Club
Empire
Hex T
Ean
Bextea W
Nora Lewis
Willett
Lola Sadien
Lena Anderson
Mary Harvey
Clarence Peterson
Wae & Visiter
Lukias Gant
Elu
Asa Keyes
Los Angelea
San Quentin Prises
Jean Petroleum Corporation
Langlois
Gras
Myr.ead
Karrait
Honymoon
Shaw
Rotha Knasbe
William Knabe
Colquite
Fred Dedich
William Star
Clarence Schroeder
Your
Vay
Ater
Tom
Motherbiet Church
Yonmurray
Smilin
Charly
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