Bobcats Fall 7 0 to Coquille in Muddy Clash
Myrtle Point and Coquille clash in a mud soaked game with Coquille scoring once in the fourth quarter on a reverse to reach seven points. Myrtle Point fails to capitalize due to lack of field generalship and a lack of a quarterback, while standout players Mast and Shover contribute defensively for Myrtle Point as Coquille wins 7 to 0.
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Coquille Field
Coquille Ted Devils
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Myrtle
Wuld
Yeas
Bud Cats
Qomnguille
Red Devils
Canguillo
Preseree
Paoas
Kino Bucking
Cuquille
Woods
Coquilles
Wianis
Mast
Bob Cats
King
Mormon
Myrtle Poat
Hall LE Seeley
Martindale Hunt
Ireland
Hedell
Donaldson
RT Greenough
Oannoll
Cooper Shelton
Perrott
Early campaign tricks and rivalries from Beverly Hills
A humorously cynical take on how political campaigns ignite after election returns. It notes ready-to-aim traps, posturing for future races, and the expectation that incumbents may concede or resist, with a wink at past leaders like Coolidge and Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Paris Green
Jim
Ameri Financial Ballegas
Flaxer Seeks District Attorney Post in Coos County Oregon
Flaxer campaigns for district attorney focusing on merit based prosecutions over raids. He cites twenty five years in Oregon, legal training on the coast, practice in Coos County, and partnership with former DA Bedingfield as credentials for serving the county with prudent, efficient legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Coos
Atorney
Proeticulor
Cava
Heap
B Bedingfield
Coos County
Jending
Sunday Fog Crash on Myrtle Point Highway
An accident blamed on heavy fog occurred Sunday night near the curve before the bridge over North Fork on the Myrtle Point Coquille highway. Two Chevrolet sedans collided after missing the turn, fronts badly smashed. Owners Chartes Newton and W W Whittington.
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North Fork
Myrtle Point-Coquille
Chartes Newton
W W Whittington
Eastern Star Bridge Night Includes Prizes and Games
Members of the Eastern Star enjoyed a bridge evening with playful score changes and humorous tactics. Prizes went to high scoring ladies and men, with kitchen prizes for others. A reception was planned in honor of Mrs Inez Gladayor of Coquille, associate grand conductress of Oregon Eastern Star, on November 2.
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Eastern Star
RA Lg
Ralph Wring
Henry Miser
Hugh Ladys
Charles Racklef
Otto Davis
North Bend
Inez Gladayor
Coquille
Eastern Star of
Oregon
Scenic Rogue River Bridge Frontispiece Featured in Union Quarterly
The fourth quarter 1932 Union Junior Quarterly uses a frontispiece showing the Rogue River bridge. Rev. J. B Braker publishes the quarterly for the American Sunday School Union in Philadelphia. Mrs Braker, née Ella S Leep, is Myrtle Point native and daughter of S Endicott. A copy is on display in the Herald windows.
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Rogue River
Union
J. B Braker
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Braker
Ella 8. Leep
Myrtle Point
S. Endicott
Brake
Garden Club Discusses Bulbs and Bi-Centennial Plan
At the Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Ralph Kring's home about fifteen members attended a talk by Mr. Cooper of Myrtle Green houses on care of gladiial bulbs. The group set November 23 as the Washington bi-centennial commemoration date with grammar school children to assist with the program.
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Garden Club
Ralph Kring
Cooper
Myrtle Greenhouses
Washington
Floyd Summers
Grammar School
License Exams Saturday Held for Operators and Chauffeurs
An examination for operator and chauffeur licenses is scheduled for Saturday November 12 at 9:90 am in City Hall. Myrtle Ward McReynolds will be in charge of the proceedings.
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Myrtle Point
Ward McReynolds
Injured Woman Falls From Spruce Street Porch
Mrs J G Houser visited neighbor Mrs James Albee on Spruce street to borrow bulbs. Blindness from sun caused her to miss a step on the back porch, tearing off the guard rail and falling fourteen feet. She sustained a deep head gash, a broken right wrist, and multiple bruises, though glasses remained intact. The incident occurred while Albee entertained in front of the house. She is resting but受 nervous shock lingers.
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Mra J G Houser
James Albeea
Spruce Street
Mra Albee
Mires J G Houser
Albee
Mr. Albee
Corn Show Wedding Planned With Local Officiant
A couple to wed Saturday afternoon at the Corn Show has been chosen. Rumors place the pair from the North Fork. Justice J J Stanley will pronounce the ceremony with Granuary officiating.
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North Fork
J J Stanley
Mrs Floyd M White Recovering After Hospital Operation
Word was received Wednesday that Mrs. Floyd M White of Los Angelica is recovering from a serious illness following an operation in a hospital in the southern metro polis She is the wife of a prominent Los Angeles physician and a daughter of R C Dement a well known Myrtle Point resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd M. White
Los Angelica
Mra White
Los Angeles
R_ C Dement
Myrtle Point
Prominent Couple Celebrate 37th Wedding Anniversary
The 37th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs A O Hooton of Bridge was observed at home on Sunday evening, October 23, with a dinner hosted by their daughters. The table featured yellow daphnias and Halloween decorations. Attending were Mr and Mrs A O Horton, Mr and Mrs W A Lett, Mr and Mrs Harold J Laswell, Mr and Mrs Wm R Brown, Mrs. Alvin Allen, Eliseo Lamp, Alma Larkin, Orlin Lett, Lou Maude Horton, and Dorothy Horton. The couple received gifts.
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A O Hooton
Bridge
A O Horton
W A Lett
Harold J Laswell
Wm R Brown
Alvin Allen
Eliseo Lamp Alma Larkina
Orlin Lett and
Lou
Maude
Dorothy Horton
Candidate Mast Seeks Myrtle Point Mayoral Seat
Dr H Bucy Mast runs as the sole candidate for mayor at the Myrtle Point election. He praises his health officer work, would keep the water supply high, and cites public service without charge. Supporters credit his qualifications and insist he has Myrtle Point’s interests first.
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BR. H
Bucy) Masi
Ter Mayer
Haa
Mast
Myrtie Pelmt
Buchy) Mast
Citisens
Myrtle Point
Neo Public Utility Organization
Myrtle Peint
Judging Team Repeats Success at Pacific Exposition
Kenneth Carl and the judging team from Arago earned silver medals for top Jersey and Holstein judging at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. They also won a cap for leading in all four breeds. Kenneth Carl won a gold for Jersey judging and a bronze for Holstein, placing third overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra J D. Carl
Arago
Kenneth
Jersey
Enneth Carl
Portland Brother Suffers Severe Heart Attack
Mrs Bary Sirginson of Sixth Street learned Tuesday that her brother John McDonald of Portland had a very severe heart attack and was in critical condition. She left Tuesday noon for Portland to be with him.
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Bary Sirginson
Sixth Street
John McDonald
Portland
Sirginson
Marriages and an arrest reported in Curry County
George M Fischer and Leis C Conklin both of Coquille were married by Rev G A Gray in Coquille last Saturday October 22. Jets Jonathan King and Rose York of Marshfield wed by Justice C E Maybee of North Bend on Tuesday. Harold D Smith of Marshfield and Nellie Gault of North Bend applied for licenses on October 26. Hussey Jones, 21, of Coquille was arrested for possession of intoxicating liquor and fined 25 dollars plus costs.
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Marriags
George M. Fischer
Leis C Conklin
Coquille
G A Gray
Methodist Church
That City
Jonathan King
Rose York
Marshfield
C E Maybee
North Bend
Harold D Smith
Nellie Gault
Young Smith
George W Smith
Curry County
Hussey Jones
Burglary Arrests Tied to Bandon Cheese Factory Break-In
James Estle Lee, 26, and Bert Overman, 16, were arrested yesterday on charges of burglarizing the Bandon Cheese factory. Lee’s bail was set at 300 dollars but unpaid, sending him to the county jail, while Overman is being held for juvenile authorities.
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ROB Cheese Factory
James Estle Lee
Bert Overman
Bandon
Lee
Overman
Raleigh J Hayes Fined After Reckless Driving Charge
Raleigh J Hayes aged 25 was arrested on a reckless driving charge following a crash with a car from the highway department. He was fined 25 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh J Hayes
Highway Department
Shower Honors Recent Bride
A bridal shower for Mrs Lawrence Mullen nee Irene Hayes was hosted by Miss Rachel Phillips assisted by Mrs Claude Mullen on Tuesday night. The event featured a large gift basket and a social reception with cake and ice cream served by Phillips and Mullen. Attendees included Mesdames Sandy Weekly, Maurice Ray, Flentye Perkins, Francis Floyd, R H Mast, Joe Mast, Bud Emery, Hazel Stevens, Frank Tripp, Barbara Harnett, Myrtle Button, Ellis Shull, Fordyce Worsham, O S Adams, T Verle Johnson, L L Sumerlin, James Hervey, Henry Hermann, and Miss Ruth Borton, Mary Johnson, Gyrene Fitzpatrick, Pearl Roselle, and Dorothy Hooton.
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Rachel Phillips
Claude Mullen
Lawrence Mullen
Irene Hayes
Woman's Club to study measures at City Hall meeting
On Monday October 31 the Woman's club will convene at City Hall 2:30. Mrs E V Ostrander and Mra L P Linn will lead a discussion on measures before voters this election. A speaker will head the discussion and the year book is being compiled for distribution. New members will be presented at the meeting.
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Woman's Club
E. V Ostrander
Mra L P Linn
Chipmunk Plans Spoiled for Coquille Corn Show
In Coos county authorities halted a planned Coquille Corn Show celebration by seizing two cases of gin. Chipmunk alias Raymond A Hilton, 28, was jailed and a large supply of Gordon gin was confiscated, barred from attendance under a sixty day sentence and $100 fine.
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Coos County
Coquille
Raymond A) Hilton
Sheriff's Office
Hilton
State Officers to Install VFW Local Officers in Myrtle Point
Veterans of Foreign Wars will install newly elected local officers at the November 2 meeting in Schreiner Hall Myrtle Point. State officers will be present to oversee the installation, moved two days earlier to avoid a conflict with the Coquille Valley Corn Show and its joint activities.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Schreener Hall
Myrtle Point
Church Fellowship Meeting At Assembly of God Church
The fellowship meeting at the Assembly of God church last Thursday drew many attendees. Daughters of Rev J H Stilton led the morning services with Mrs Gillespie and Mrs R C McAtee, while Mrs Henry Carver of Medford delivered the message. The commissary was opened and dedicated after lunch, and the afternoon and evening sessions featured sermons by Mrs Carver, Mrs Gillespie, and Rev Henry Carver with Mrs McAtee delivering the closing message.
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Assembly 4 God
J H. Stilton
Gillespie
R. C McAtee
Henry Carver
Medford
Gilespie
McAtee
Mining Boom Near Rusty Butte Shifts Toward Private Prospecting
Mining writer H. M. Marron notes strong summer activity in Goldfield area claims North Star Sunrise Orofino La Bell and La Pine led by Adolph L. Foss with private prospecting and little public detail. Linebner at Golden Cloud shows promise while 70 Cross Cut remains in ore. Placer activity continues with Akerson at Goldbug and Ophir on Grub Creek gearing up for winter work. Western Development Assoc plans Camp No 3 on Middle Sixes.
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H. M. Marronee
Decn
Rusty Butte
North Star
Sunrise
Orofino
la Bell
la Pine
Adolph L. Foss
Minneapolis
Minn
Foss
Coos
Curry Counties
Linebner
Golden Cloud
Pamey Butler
North Dakota
Lorenz
Ophir
Grub Creek
Western Development Association
Hart In Fall Miks Sunerlin Suffers Barn Accident
Hart in fall from a barn stairway injures two ribs when a grabbing bar gave way. He slid across a stanchion and fell to the barn floor. Lawrence Rackleff continues duties while Hart recovers from the injuries.
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Miks Sunerlin
Lawrence Rackleff
Faculty Guests At Fifth Street Home
Ms Edgar Rickard entertained high school faculty at her Fifth street home on Saturday night. Guests included Mr and Mrs L P Linn, Mr and Mrs John Extsman, Mr and Mrs Clarence Church, Mr and Mrs W A Sawyer, Miss Grace Linn, Miss Alice Alverdes, Miss Gertrude Sick and sister Miss Elizabeth Sick of Marshfield, Miss Ruth Woodward, and the hosts. Refreshments of ice cream sundaes wafers and punch were served.
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Edgar Rickard
Fifth Street
L. P Linn
John Extsman
Clarence Church
W A “Sawyer
Grace Linn
Alice Alverdes
Gertrude Sick
Broadcast Tonight Explains Oregon Bus Bill
Voters in Coos and Curry counties and nearby areas will hear Honorable Oswald West at 8 pm tonight on KOOS. He will explain bill No 314 and discuss its reasons and key points to help voters make an informed choice at the upcoming election.
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Coos
Curry County
Koos
Oswald West
Oregon
West
Fishermen Bring Nine Silver Sides and Three Chinooks
A group of Myrtle Point anglers led by Doc Howland with Glen Robinson and his wife fished the Rogue River Sunday. They returned with nine large silver sides and three larger Chinooks, a notable haul for the outing.
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Areng
Myrtle Point
Noma
Doc” Howland
Glen Robinson
Rogue River
Local bouts thrill Myrtle Point crowd with tight matchups
Last week's fights delivered fast six and four round bouts. Laird fell to Cyclone Nelson in four rounds while Tex Davidson and John Camden Devideos fought near the end of the fourth. Al Smith of North Bend, a rising pro, stopped Gene Meckum in two, while Jack Farmer edged Babe Riddle on a popular decision in eight rounds. Next week promises similar honest exhibits with Farmer vs Camden and Smith seeking tougher opposition.
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Laird
Echlen
Cyclone Nelson
Tex Davidson
John Camden Devideos
al Smith
North Bend
Smith
Gene Meckum
Bandon
Jack Farmer
Babe Riddle
Myrtle Point
Farmer
Tony Camden
Fam
Eckert
Wet Streets Bad Brakes Toll in Fall Driving
Secretary Hoss warns faulty brakes and lighting raise crash risk as autumn rains hit roads. He notes 25 percent of motor accidents stem from vehicle defects and urges owners to keep brakes and lights in proper condition amid wet pavement and poor visibility.
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United States
Hose
Hoss
Around Town and The Nit Wit Gossip Column
Satiric notes on local figures and events as elections approach. Mentions Jerry Sirginsem Dec Sempert Lou Pearce and A A Schrider along with Mrs P Lund Jim Mast Al Bezoskey Dr Newland and other townsfolk in playful, partial anecdotes about daily life and appearances.
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Flaxer
Q.E. S
Rebekahs
Court House News
Chipmunk
Ol Man Slades
Jones
Hart
Gabby Gertie
Jerry Sirginsem
Lou Pearce
Myrtihe Point
A. A. Schrider
Jim Mast
al Bezoskey
Dr. Newland
Fitch
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