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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1936

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Cattle Drive to Idaho and Oregon Wintering Tale

A narrator recalls leading cattle from the Emigrant tract to Idaho, surviving a harsh winter in Grand Ronde with heavy losses, then moving stock toward Boise and Pendleton. They return via boats on the Columbia, settle in Portland for schooling, and later head to Forest Grove with partner Willits Dean, amid Panama Isthmus travel era notes.

Laurel Hill Government Camp Wheat Country Grand Ronde Valley Boise City South Mullee Oos County Aeling Ataitiog Uamatilla Columiioa Pendleton Dallea Podinge Portland al Firat Polund Forest Grove Willits J Dean Dean

County arrests reveal plea and sentences in livestock theft case near Bridge

The July 28 livestock larceny arrests at Big Creek near Bridge led to pleas and sentences. Lawrence Power, 6196, received a two year maximum with a 30 day stay to allow parole review. Loren Knight 44 posted a larger bond until the new term is heard. Loomis, Bithe, Bell, and Warren Johnson were discharged with no true bills. Farl Phillips pled guilty to involuntary manslaughter. Dewey Woolls 38 was fined ten dollars for intoxication in a public street.

Big Creek Bridge Lawrence Powre Loren Knight Loomis Bithe Bell Warren Johnson Farl Phillips Dewey Woolls 38 Powers

Myrtle Point groups to raise funds with theater ticket sale

Community groups in Myrtle Point plan a joint drive to raise 500 dollars for the Bandon School Relief fund by canvassing districts next week and selling tickets to a Hiland Theater show on November 18 and 18. A committee from the Chamber of Commerce Lions Club Senior Woman's club and others oversees the effort.

Bandon Myrtle Point Hiland Chamber of Commerce H A Schroeder EB. C. Roberts L. P Linn Lions Club John Belloni H & Whitaker Elvin Eads C. Barker Verne Lundy L. A. LaFlarame

Airplane to reseed burned county land initiative launches

An aircraft formerly used for mail transport arrives at Eastside airport to reseed burned over farmland. Pilot Arval Haselwood and ground man JW Richardson will execute the program at a cost of 109 dollars per acre for seed plus 20 cents per acre for plane use. The seed mix includes Highland Rent grass, white clover, orchard grass, and rye grasses with eight pounds per acre. County agents urge farmers to report acreage and timing.

Eastside Arval Hazelwood Frank Watelwood Myrtle Point Haselwood JW Richardson Coquille

Fowler-Wendrik nuptials held at Assembly of God

Ethel Ellison Fowler daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Fowler married Henry Hendrick of Powers at 5 o clock Monday afternoon. The ceremony at the Assembly of God was conducted by Ren J Gobson with Miss Dorothy Sutphin and Mrs Edwin Schroeder as attendants. The couple reside with the bride’s parents while seeking a home. The bride is a Reedport High School graduate and the groom is known in Powers where he attended school and works at a local camp.

Ethel Ellison Fowler Floyd Fowler Henry Jeff Wendrik Hendrick Powers Assembly of God Ren J . Gobson Dorothy Sutphin Edwin Schroeder Reedaport Reedsport V Vo Hagedorn

City arrests man fined for missing muffler and license

City arrest report notes Robert Louis Cline fined 3 dollars plus costs Saturday for no muffler on his truck. George Pratt taken into custody Friday for driving without an operator license and fined 5 dollars plus costs.

Robert Louis Cline George Pratt

Local Happenings and Visits Across Douglas County

Friday callers include Mr and Mrs George Spencer of Oakland visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman on a hunting trip near Twelve Mile Creek yielded no luck for FC Barker and Norman Hartley. Reedsport couples Jack Hendrick and Floyd Fowler were called on by Mr and Mrs. Floyd Fowler, while other notes mention dinners, guests, and trips among locals in Coquille, Shutter's Landing, and Coeur d Alene Idaho with various families visiting relatives and returning home from Portland and Washington.

George Spencer Oakland Charles Hoffman FC Barker Norman Hartley Twelvemile Creek Douglas County Reedsport Jack Hendrick Floyd Fowler Burley W Lee Ray Clifford Kern Coquille Folster R i. Tucker Grippe A M_ Christensen Marvine Jesse Clinton Portland Gareta John Sperry Ray Vialta Parente Priscilla Deyoe Shutter's Landing Warren de Idaho M J Morrison Frank R A Mackerrow Coeur d Alene W A Chambers Arapahoe Ned Los Angeles D C Haworth Chambers Charlotte Spencer Grant Norris Melissa Norris Washington Norris Chester Norris Chelan Wash Ed Ward Norris Waterville Frank Emerick Mildred Norris Brewster Wm. Hawes Withrow George Hamilton Thee Sig Point Merald Awiy Ee

Lucky Miner Dies Near Sixes Diggings

A historical feature traces the Johnson Creek placer gold rush in Coos County. It recalls founder "Coarse Gold" Johnson, his Eureka moment, and how Johnson Creek became a famed western placer field before the miner's long pursuit ended with a skeletal discovery on Avery Ridge.

Johnson Eureka Port Orford Diggins Johnson Creek Ilinois Midas Avery Ridge South Sixes River Ge A

Ministers Move To Ban Sunday Funeral Services

The Coos County Ministerial Association pushed a plan to end Sunday funerals arguing the change would rest funeral directors employees and cemetery staff and improve ministers service to congregations. Funeral directors and others across the county largely endorsed the petitions and action.

Coos County

Rebekah Lodge Holds Regular Meeting

The Rebekah lodge held its regular meeting Monday evening in the lodge hall. After the usual business, refreshments were served.

Rebekah Lodge

News Stand Moves To New Location

The Myrtle News Stand shifts weekend operations to the Hotel Myrtle building now housing Harjocker Pharmacy earlier moved by E O Sempert in 1933. The room is repainted with new racks and showcases. periodicals and bulk candies remain the focus. Mrs Mabel Barklow says the shop will open Sunday at the new site.

Myrtle Hotel Myrtle Harjocker Pharmacy E O Sempert Mabel Barklow

Coquille Couples Tie the Knot in October Marriages

Marriage licenses were issued and ceremonies held for several couples. Joseph Harry Sutton and Amanda Monte Stem wed October 17 at the Dr C G Stem home in Coquille. Harry W Pendarvis and Ella M Endsley, both of Coquille, received licenses on October 21. Curtis Capps and Lucile Fenley of Springdale Ark were married October 21 by Rev G A Gray at the parsonage. Levi Steve Billings of Coquille wed Minnie Lewis of Powers October 26 at the parsonage. Clifford Larson and L M Walters, both of North Bend, were granted a license on October a.

Joseph Harry Sutton Amanda Monte Stem Coquille Turner MacDonald

Friday Evening Party Honors Mrs Byrne at Linn Home

Miss Grace Linn hosted a Friday evening event in Myrtle Point for Mrs W H Byrne of Portland. Guests included Mrs Wallace Langworthy, Mrs Leslie Barklow, and several other locals as they enjoyed a theater outing and refreshments at the Sumerkin home.

Grace Linn W H Byrne Alice Alverdes Portland Linn T G Sumerlin W H Byrnes Wallace Langworthy Leslie Barklow Marshfield Mesdames Church

What Anne Brings Home From Valpo Comedy at Myrtle Point High

The Junior class presents a four act comedy What Anne Brought Home on Friday Nov 13 at Myrtle Point High School. Dudley pursues a fish farm while navigating the condescending in laws and a power company magnate. The cast includes Sam Bennet Gene Benniksen Mrs Bennet Edith Redell Alma Nina Ellen Carver and more with Aleta Bryant directing ticket sales managed by cast members.

Anne Myrtle Point High School Valpo Dudley Nevetheless No Power Company Howk Herb Hardcastle Henry Mr Bennet Sam Bennet Gene Benniksen Bemperts Drug Store

Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Mullen At Albee Home

Mrs. James Albee hosted a Saturday dinner party in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Mullen's birthday. Mrs. Mullen received gifts including a mantel clock. Hosts included Mr and Mrs W E Lundy and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lewellen amid a guests list of Miss Belva Stemm ler and Miss Ruth Barton.

James Albee Lawrence Mullen

Vote Prosperity for Continued Democratic Prosperity

A partisan plea urging voters to reelect Democratic officials from the President down to county offices. The text attacks Republican fear tactics and DuPont influence, praising four years of economic rebuilding and sections of prosperity under Democratic leadership.

United States Hitler Germany duPont

Armistice Day Program at VFW Hall Featured Speakers

Plans are completed for an Armistice Day program to be held Wednesday Nov 11 at the VFW hall. The event begins at 10 30 with installation of officers at 2 30 and includes outside speakers.

V . W Hall

Local Couple Wed In Quiet Methodist Ceremony

Miss Haze Durrell daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Durrell of Sitkum and Harold Mullen son of Mr and Mrs Claude Mullen of Bullards were married Monday at the Methodist church by Rev W C Cronk. The couple will honeymoon in Portland then reside in Marshfield.

W C Cronk Haze Durrell Oscar Durrell Sitkum Harold Mullen Claude Mullen Bullards Mullan George Martle Fioint Portland Marshfield Harold Taylor Ennis Mra Mullen Myrtle Point Redmond High School Oregon Brown and Carver

Bridal Shower for Miss Vera McNair Hosted by Mrs Laird

Mrs Wilfred Laird hosted a pre nuptial shower for Miss Vera McNair at the home of Mrs Lawrence Mullen on Friday night. Miss McNair will wed Victor Johnson of Marshfield this Friday and both will reside there after marriage. The evening featured gifts for the honoree and refreshments of ice cream cake and coffee. Guests included Mesdames J H McCloskey Richard Arnold Chester Peden M J Morrison Eugene Laird Leta Baker and Miss McNair.

Wilfred Laird Vera McNair Lawrence Mullen Miss McNair Victor Johnson Marshfield Mesdames J H McCloskey Richard Arnold Chester Peden M J Morrison Eugene Laird Leta Baker

Sunday school class social hosted by Phyllis Belloni

Phyllis Belloni hosted the Friday evening gathering at her C street home for the Sunday school class. Refreshments included cider and chocolate cake. Attendees listed: Mildred Hunt president, Phyllis Belloni vice president, Betty Ross secretary, with members Mildred and Hazel Hunt, Betty Druliner, Ul ine Freeman, Betty Davis, Genevieve Strong, Aileen Strong.

Phyllis Belloni C Street Mildred Hazel Hunt Betty Druliner Uline Freeman Betty Davis Betty Ross Genevieve Aileen Strong Mildred Hunt

Thursday Affair at Mrs Sumerlin's Sixth Street Home

Mrs L L Sumerlin entertained a group of ladies last Thursday evening for sewing and chat. Refreshments of coke and fruit pudding were served late, with Mesdames Linn Higgins Church Thomas Rick ard Haberly Dement Schaad Lundy Breuer Evans Gurney and Misses Smith Smith Gibson attending along with the hostess.

L. L. Sumerlin Sixth Street L. P Linn Florence Higgins C. L. Church H. H. Thomas Edgar Rickard Theodore Haberly Ellis Dement R. W Schaad Verne Lundy Paul Breuer Marlin Evans Waldemar Gurney Rose Smith Ruth Smith Loene Gibson Mrs. Sumeriin

Budget Reorganization Nominates Atchison for Lumber Interests

Atchison was appointed to replace Carl L. Davis who could not attend and will represent the county lumber interests. The budget was completed Monday.

W XR. Atchison Carl L. Davis Monae Ee

Citizenship program at Woman's Club addresses voting and theater plans

Mrs. M. White chaired a Citizenship program at the city hall Woman's club. Members answered roll call with patriotic quotations. Austin Dodge proposed two November theatre nights. A committee of Mrs. Berker, LaFlamme, and Lundy will coordinate with other groups to promote the event. Junior members performed a skit from What Anne Brought Home set for November 13. Wallace Dement discussed eight measures on the upcoming election. Mrs. A W Bell praised Law Enforcement. The Junior Woman's club, led by Auson Dodge, plans a late November benefit to fund Red Cross seats. Next meeting is November 30 chaired by Beile tana.

M. White Woman's Club City Hall Austin Dodge E. C Berker L. A LaFlamme Verne Lundy Dodge Anne Wallace Dement Oregon A W Bell Auson Dodge Junior Woman's Club Red Cross Phigh Beile Tana

Local Youth Secures Government Weather Post

Roderio Barksow, a Willamette University freshman from Salem, has joined the Salen airport weather bureau. He works hourly from 7 a.m. to 7 a.m. typing weather data and sending air condition reports via teletype to Seattle through Oakland. He earned a Willamette scholarship for his honors record and leadership in interscholastic debates.

Mabel Barksow Roderio Willamette University Salem Salen Government Weather Bueau Seattle Oakland Calif

Sunflower Tale Sparks GOP Window Display and Oil Uses

In a weekend incident in the old country, a sunflower window sign mocked the GOP insignia with a Donkey Feed banner. The article recounts Breuer family seed imports from Hungary, their large blooms, oil extraction for shortening, and cattle feed leftovers, noting US oil seeds lack nut meat.

C Roberts GOP Sam Breuer Europe Breuer Budapest Hungary Emery Robbins Coquille Pacific Coast

Loggers Inn to Open Saturday in Myrtle Point

Myrtle Point prepares a new beer parlor named Loggers Inn by F. W. Fowler who has served as day chef at the Jack and Jill Café since June. Initial offerings will be beer and soft drinks with a future lunch counter planned. The rear room, renovated with chairs and seating, will debut as part of the inn.

Myrtle Point F. W. Fowler Jack and Jill Cafe

Party Saturday Night Plans At Frank Bur Ming

Local committees led by Mrs Karl Ridgman and Mrs David Root prepare a Saturday night event at the Frank Bur Ming high school center. Refreshments include tea, beetle and cider. hats and horns are to be shared between the Aid and the high school.

Frank Bur Ming i Edawand Desoratica Karl Rdgman Cmtertesha- Ernest Aller Scott Sen Root David Root Lynn Burtis John Carl C. S. Wedd

Presbyterian Aid to Be Held at a Later Date

A Presbyterian Aid event has been postponed to a later date. Organizers will announce new timing and venue once arrangements are finalized.

Octagon Club Members Meet at Doctors' Home

Octagon club members gathered Wednesday afternoon at the home of Drs. hy i oped wegen c vepeet for a regular meeting. The session focused on club activities and upcoming events.

Drs. Hy i

Thursday Shower Quille and the Hostess

Mrs. Wilson hosts a Thursday shower for quille and other guests, with (implied) preparations and social details highlighted in the readable lines.

Quille Mrs. Wilson

Weekend Visitors and Leisure Outings in Marshfield Area

Local families enjoyed Sunday visits and trips this past week. Notable gatherings include Marshfield residents hosting guests at Henrle and Schroeder households, fishing trips to Gold Beach, hunting near Douglas county, and a family weekend in Walden and Seaman avenues.

Marshfield Vickers H. B. Christy L. E. Henrle Marshfield Richard Arnold M. J Morrison Chester Peden Gold Beach Dimner E C. Barker L L Powers Henry Schroeder Washington Leonard Caraker Frank Zumwalt Seaman Avenue Cemetery Road R. G. Phillips Walton Frank Sorter

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Crete Bandon Relic Sixes Diggins R M Harrison R. Morrisom Johnson Johnson Creek Rebekahs Meet Cive V.F. W Loggers Inn Presbyterian Aid Octagon
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