Local Notices From Crescent City And Nearby
Broadbent Merold Berg and Edgar Sugdan returned Monday to Crescent City. Forrest Hermann and family visited Up Cons river Sunday. Minnie Robbins and daughter Genevieve were guests of Sara Robbins Sunday. Gene Moody and daughter Joyce and Mrs Webs of Leneve called at Geo. Mannan home Sunday. Misses Luanna Fry Dora Fry Elizabeth Ralph Loutee Nendershott Marion Mendershott hiked to the Massey place last weekend. Martha Mulkey county school superintendent called on Case IL and Broadbent schools Friday. Rose Hill schools plan a summer session and will close soon. Jim mie Wallace in Portland for appendicitis operation reports good progress. Muss Pearl Roselle visited the Hendershott home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merold Berg
Edgar Sugdan
Crescent City
Forrest Hermann
Cons River
Minnie Robbins
Genevieve
Sara Robbins
Gene Moody
Joyce
Webs
Leneve
Geo. Mermann
Luanna Fry
Dora Fry
Elizabeth Ralph
Loutee Nendershott
Marion Mendershott
Massey Place
Martha Mulkey
Case IL
Broadbent
Rose Hill
Jimmie Wallace
Veteraus
Portland
Muss Pearl Roselle
Hendershott
Mae Hatcher elected new local society president
Maude Hooton resigned from the presidency of the local society and Mae Hatcher was unanimously elected to succeed her, becoming the new officer for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hooton
Mae Hatcher
Local visitors cited in Dora area notes
Fragmentary notices show Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shepherd of Dora visiting relatives, with references to Mrs. E4 Marcey and Date Marcey and callers at the J. D. Laird home in May. The text is incomplete but indicates social visits and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felke
Sedi
Marcey
Date Marcey
Dora
J. D. Laird
Lloyd. Shepherd
Shepherd
Local Grange Club Notes and Community Events at Coquille
Horace Feermaden couple returned from Standish last week after ten weeks away. Nannie Dillings visited Portland with grandparents. Mrs Stanley Lato hosted a birthday dinner for Vivienne Mislampis. Fred Scofield's family in Coquille. stormy weather interrupted plans. Grange committee to aid needy. country carnival canceled in favor of a bazaar. Lecturers discuss election measures. refreshments served. Marshfield trip for knee treatment. sewing club meeting with demonstrations. Bridge of Lights to print Helen James story The History of Sewing. Temperance League held meeting. dramatization planned. Bridge members attend Myrtle Union convention at Coquille. Union offices elected from Bridge group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace 1
Feermaden
Standish
Alfuna
Nannie Joan Dillngs
Portland
Mre Jr
Huser Mire Fise Lamp
Alma Larkine
Stanley Lato
Vivienne Mislampis
Viennes Cacher
Fred Scofield
Fuert Wehmann
W Heath
Helen Pan
Lavina James
Ulver
Grange
Nelli
Ulsso
Alice Evernden
Brown
Glen Hutton
Marshfield
Eewing Club
Helen James
Fenday
Mio
Afra
James Morrison
Acer
Patward
Pyeavn
Neidesigh
California
Dwight Culver
Mary Louse
Everett
McKevy Fame
Coquille
Bridge Christian Endeavor Society
Coquille Briday
Myrtle Union
Seasion
Constance Knight
Winifred ‘Laston Mae Hatcher
Elise
Amp Alma Larkina
Lou and
Maude Hooton
Junch
Local social notes from Yellow Creek and nearby communities
Dora M Gearhart visits Yellow Creek for a business stay. Edwin Abernathy works in Myrtle Point. New log bungalow for Mr and Mrs Rube Cotton and family. Mrs A J Mayse ill with a severe cold. Harold Shepherd and O G Bunch visit Coquille. M C Miller and son Teddy weekend with Edwin Abernathy. Wanda Houdyshull and Mario Whobrey dine with J N Gearhart. Joe Yoakum and A J Mayse attend Taxpayers League in Coquille. Gearhart engineers meeting and Marshfield potluck. Pittman and Glenn Thompson visit from North Bend. Hunters visit Sunday. china pheasants spotted. Vern Bennett visits Jon Walker family. Mrs K E Mart and son visit Jap Youku home. Harald Shepherd and Amanda Holfenback visit Heulge Thursday. Wornock, Calr, Joon callers to Navy Swan home. Wornock authorship of Mrs Swan. Yoakum and Gearhart on business trip to Sire river. Henry Howard visits community. Harold Peart from Albany visits teachers Miss Whobres and Miss Houdrehell. Deere Woman's Friendly Club meets at Laura Minard home. Christmas party plans discussed. Refreshments served to many including Dora Gearhart Jessica Swan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Gaarhart
Yellow Creek
Edwin P. Abernathy
Myrtle Point
Rube Cotton
Famly
A J Mayse
Harold Shepherd
O. G. Bunch
Coquillo
C Miller
Teddy
Edwin
St Calr
Mr Joon
Navy Swan
Wornock
Eo Auathor
Swan
Yoakum
J N Gearhart
Sires Tiuver
Henry Howerd
Harold Peart
Albany
Miss Whobres
Mise Houdrehell
Deere Womans’ Friendly Club
Laura Minard
R M Minard
Dora Gearhart
Jessica Swan
Macie Crumley
Eula Mayse Grace
Margaret Durnam
Angie Yorkum
Wilma Shepherd
Amanda Hollenbeak
Monta Minarad
Molle Fay
Georgia Bunch
Colleen Shepherd
Helen Swear
Lauro Minard
Arago Mound Witnesses Weekend Local Incidents
Mrs B S and S Wallen of Myrtle Pollant aided by Mr and Mrs George Hampton spent Saturday afternoon at Arago. Cartten Smith of Coquille and Har Bellmore of Fat Elk stayed Friday night in Smiths potato patch at Arago. A Chevrolet broke its axle gear causing a night stay. Mrs Naomi Robinson and Sam Root of Grenada California arrived Friday to care for the Arago store during the absence of Mr and Mrs Kurtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound
B S&s Wallen
Myrtle Pollant
George Hampton
Cartten Smith
Coquille
Har
Bellmore
Fat Elk
Smiths
Arago
Naomi Robinson
Sam Root
Grenada
California
Mre Robinson
Arage
Rurtis
Arago Community Attends Carnival and Gatherings
Mrs Priedlig Hickam of Coquille attended Ar vialtor Sunday while the Ha Oue en carnival at the aymaselum Friday night drew a large crowd. Local families from Arago and vicinity joined the Christian Endeavor convention in Coquille and visitors from Portland, Marshfield, and Myrtle Point toured area friends and hosted booths for the Corn Show preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priedlig Hickam
Coquille
Aymaselum
Wyett Marity
Cleve McAllister
L. M. Aazen
Local social notes from Myrtle Point and neighbors
West Myrtle Point hosts Dorothy Landy as a guest of Elean and Breuer. Paul Breuer and family travel to Bandon for a meal at Victor Breuer’s home. Mire Bennett visits son Dr C R Bennett of Gravelford. Eleanor Brewer visits Dorothy Lundy. June McClellan spends weekend with R C Latham in Myrtle Point. Mrs C R Bartlett hosts dinner for sons Dean and Arthur with Denison family. Martin Lassen and Edna Zimmerman call at C R Bartlett home. Mrs Tom Hall of Broadbent visits Bartlett household. Mrs J W Bell recovers from a severe heart attack and shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Landy
Eleanor Breuer
Paul Breuer
Paula
Helen
Bennie
Mary Robison
Bandon
Victor Breuer Mire
M. B.nett
C R Bennett
Gravelford
Eleanor Brewer
Dorothy Lundy
June McClellan
R. C Latham
Myrtle Point
C R Bartlett
Dean and
Arthur
Fall Plowing Noted As Rain Arrives
The report notes rain arrival prompting farmers to begin fall planting preparations. Ollie Ellen Loshbaugh visited Joe Myers's home Monday night of last week and is currently residing somewhere nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Ollie Ellen Loshbaugh
Joe Myers
Local Family News and Weekend Visitors
The passage notes Coquilie and her mother adjusting after a move and riding the school bus. Visitors Owen W and Fatally this weekend, Marshfield business visitors, and visits to Mrs. Brown's mother in Co. Connley bought a Ford truck. Teddy Bennett family headed to Lakeside with Ruby Jones and Jay Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleer
Sea Pole
Zed Finley
Owen W
Marshfield
Brown
Connley
Teddy Bennett
Laura Jean
Setteh
Lakeside
Bennett
Valley Families Attend Funeral and Travel Plans
Genevieve Crowley accompanied by her mother traveled to Coquille to visit relatives. The Laird, Benham, and Taylor families, among others, attended the funeral of Del Walker in Dora. Kenneth and Binger Laird planned a trip to Redmond, while Ivan Laird and family visited Roseburg. The group also noted business trips to Marshfield Myrtle Point and Prineville calmed by Earl Williams of the State Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Crowley
Finevieve
Coquille
J . Laird
Walter
Car Laird
Julius Benhamn
Ernest Krewson
Kenneth Taylor
W A. Nickason
Florence Mead
del Walker
Dora
Ivan Laird
Kenneth Laird
Binger Laird
Julius Benham
Redmond
Oregon
Roseburg
Mra Binger Laird
Ivan
Marshfield
A Nickason
Myrtle Point
Earl Williams
State Police
Prineville
Elmer Wilson
Williams
Mre Wilson
Tom Lawhorn
Visitors and local visits extend across Marshfield area
Friday to Sunday many Marshfield residents hosted or visited relatives. Mrs Lawhorn’s ill father was cared for at home as friends from Marshfield called on Ernest Krewson and family. Albert Christensen traveled to Marshfield on business, returning Thursday. Mrs Laird visited Coquille with her daughter. Mildred Benham attended an all day Assembly of God meeting in Myrtle Point. Welter and Carl Laird watched a Myrtle Point bout. Families at Elmer Wilson’s Sunday dinner included Nickason and Wilson households. Annie Qoerman of Dora visited Edwin Alford’s daughter. Brant Taylor’s Coquille trip and Glenn Ackerman’s dinner with Leslie Groat preceded a Coquille visit with Mr Acker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McClure
Marshfield
Ernest Krewson
Jack Bridges Ant
Neh Odd
Tame
Albert Christensen
Walter Laird
Coquillewy
Bob Dutton
Mildred Benham
Assembly of God Church
Myrtle Point
Welter
Carl Laird
Paul Laird
Deb Nelson
C M Wilson
Elmer Wilson
A Nickason
Carrie Nickar
C M. Wilson
Chee Bellew
Lestie Groat
Rodgers
Robert Groat
Lelda
Donald Groves
Florence Mead
Annie Qoerman
Dora
Edwin Alford
Brant Taylor
Coquille
Glenn Ackerman
Leslie Groat
Acker
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Brewster. Valley
Hamm’s Cafe
House of Plenty
Forrest
the Shop of Prompt Service
Coos County
John G. Mullen
Nomiee
Foe
Marshfiela
W. H. Howland
Bond Apts
E. P. Adams
Reali Estate and Insurance
Heisenies
H. G. Volkmar Hardware
Hiland Theater
John Gilbert
Paul Lukes
Bruce
Washington Masquerade
Lionel Barrymore
Karen Morley
Nils Asther
Safeway
Miss Lou
Betty Crecker Biscuit
Locateia
Mertens
Carton
Schilling
Noeder
Nia
Real Caving
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Myrtia, Polat, S Obesiar
Are Brey
Resta
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