Social Roundup from Coquille and Nearby Towns
Local families and visitors fill a week with weddings, dinners, and travel notes. Mrs. A. J. Mayse hosts guests from Portland and Fairview while Muriel Smith and Wilda Shepherd attend a dinner and swimming event. The Dora school opens with 18 pupils as residents reminisce on trips to Ohio New York and the world fair in New York.
Waterman Family Hosts Week of Social Visits and Dinners
Clarence Wetemin and Mrs Elvin Waterman joined Miss Ruby Johnson for a birthday dinner honoring her eighteenth. Guests included Clarence Waterman, Mr and Mrs Elvin Waterman, Freddie Earl Robert and Miss Johnson. Numerous relatives from Powers Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby towns visited or stayed, with multiple Sunday dinners and Labor Day meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wetemin
Elvin Waterman
Ruby Johnson
Mrs Waterman
Catherine Appleton
Mixa Ruby Johnson
Clarence Waterman
Freddie
Earl
Robert
Miss Johnson
Robert McMillion
Naomi
Ramona Knight
Powers
David Waterman
Freddie Waterman
Robert MacMillion
Hazel Archer
Pondon
Evernden
Local Social Gatherings Across Coos County
Mrs Kate Hodson attended a Tuesday noon dinner hosted by Mrs Hugh MacLean in Pleasant Point in honor of her mother Mrs Henry visiting Portland. Mr and Mrs J Finley Schroeder were Sunday guests at Levi Snyder's Coquille home. Mrs Annie Lett Mrs Sarah Williams of Myrtle Point and Lot tie Williams of Klamath Falls joined Mrs Elizabeth Lett for Sunday dinner. The A H Bender family and Dorothy traveled to McMinnville to visit the Latham family and their son Edward then proceeded to Portland for the Leonard Rinton wedding. The Bender family planned to attend Salem's state fair on Chekeeday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Laird
Coos County
Robert Detlefsen
Douglas Druliner
Donald McLarrin
Norway
George Jenkins
Salem
H T. Stewart
Evs Hall
San Jose
Calif
Laird
Cafornia
Canada
Montana
Stewart
Thomas Gilklean
J. W. Hall
Kate Hodson
Hugh MacLean
Pleasant Point
Henry
Portland
J Finley Schroeder
Levi Snyder
Coquille
Annie Lett
Sarah Williams
Myrtle Point
Lottie Williams
Klamath Fall
Elizabeth Lett
A. H .Bender
Dorothy
McMinnville
R. C. Latham
Edward
Leonard Rinton
Bender
Ghost towns of the Sixes river area revived as relics of mining days
The article tours ghost camps along the Sixes river in the Port Orford district, recounting Butcher Town Bear Poa Flat Wendileville Gold Bug and Valentine Rusty Butte and notes their decay. It warns that mining's decline stems from lack of capital, though the district holds prospects for strategic metals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orford Quadrangle
Port Orford
Port Ortord
Une
Johnson Creek
Salmon Creek
Sixes River
Butcher Town
Sixes
Butcher Creek
Butcher
Tiber Bar
Reston
Thompcor
Thorowron
O Galte
Wendleville
Weiidieville Sai Daalacomy
Mepis
Nandy
Wendileville
Campe
Father Time
Gold Bug
Wiliam Lusk
Laughing Canyon
Mining CO
Valentine
Myrtle Point
Valentine Venture
Harrison Brothers
Rusty Butte
Piace
Forest Department
Big Joe
Midas
Galena City
Nugget Patch
Flanagan Bar
Salmon Mountain
Orford Rangle
Residence Changes Move to Karl Dudie House
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin J. Shoultz are moving this week into the Karl Dudie house on Maryland avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Larkin J. Shoultz
Karl Dudie
Maryland Avenue
Western ranges dominate farms says state official
The state official argues ranges dominate western agriculture with 86 percent used for grazing. In 1987 total farm income reached 1.507 billion, livestock contributing 965 million. Oregon licensed 155,918 cattle, 11,963 horses, 534,352 sheep in 1987 totaling 704,723 animal units to 1646 ranch operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar
Oregon
U. S Grasing Service
Nick W. Monte
Rural teachers elect officers at Coos School News meeting
Seventy teachers attended the pre school meeting for rural teachers. Bert Cox was elected president and Don Beckham secretary treasurer with other officers named. The program highlighted school work displays from recycled materials and local crafts. The Non High budget committee plans a Sept. 9 meeting to reorganize the board. Etalka school will start Sept. 9 after flooring work and refinishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cox
Eastside
Don Beckham
Empire
Something For Nothing
Coss
NON High
Etalka
Broadbent School Opens With Large Attendance
Broadbent School begins Monday with high turnout in both rooms. Miss Ellen Watson teaches the lower grades and Miss Ethel Fish the upper. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Watson and Mr and Mrs James, vacationed at Daphne Grove near China Flats. Sheep shipments, visits to Marshfield, and attendance at John Bell’s funeral are noted among community activities.
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Local social calls and visits circulate in the marshfield area
Sunday through Thursday residents made several calls and visits. George Delyria drove to Marshfield on business Thursday afternoon. Mir and Mrs Leonard Watson and Carol and Wayne visited Mr and Mrs John Koch and Mr and Mrs Amer Magill in Bridge Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Robert James and Donald and Rosemary and Miss Aileen James of Myrtle Point called at Leonard Watson’s home last Thursday. Miss Aileen James of Myrtle Point also stayed with Mr and Mrs Robert James last Thursday. TM C True hosted Mr and Mrs Littrell of Coquille for the weekend. Rarely Mr and Mrs De os Hermann's family visited Marshfield one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Delyria
Marshfield
Mir
Leonard Watson
Carol
Wayne
John Koch
Amer Magill
Bridge
Robert James
Donald
Rosemary
Aileen James
Myrtle Point
Robert Littrell
Coquille
De‘os Hermann
Weekend visitors greet Leslie Strong family
Twin Oaks residents hosted weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and Virginia Jayne Roy Strong of Cottage Grove. Mr and Mrs Robert Ocheltree and Sheron of Myrtle Point returned Sunday from a week in Humbort and Shasta counties California. Mr and Mrs Herbert Haughton moved Monday to Blue River j. Marian Hendershott and Bill and Helen Daniels of Gaylord joined Sunday evening callers at the Strong home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Brown
Virginia
Jayne
Roy Strong
Cottage Grove
Leslie Strong
Robert Ocheltree
Sheron
Myrtle Point
Humbort
Shasta
California
Herbert Haughton
Blue River
Local visitors from Coquille and Marshfield visit Klamath Falls and town
West Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs W B Hubbard and Lils and Sharop and Edward Moore of Coquille plus Mr and Mrs Walter Moore of this community spent from Saturday to Monday visiting Mr and Mrs John Owen of Klamath Falls. Mr and Mrs Bennie Daniels of Marshfield were guests Monday evening to Wednesday of her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Breuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hubbard
Lils and Sharop
Edward Moore
Coquille
Walter Moore
John Owen
Klamath Falls
Bennie Daniels
Marshfield
Paul Breuer
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Margaret Mullen
George Rees
J. N. Gearhart
Old Dam
Muriel Smith
Robert and
Wayne Thompson
Wilda Shepherd
Gail Bunch
Durene
Narv
Ted Miller
J . Gearhart
Ohio
New England
New York
Washington, DC
Maci Crumley
Thurston
Louise
Perry Nea
Fairview
A. J Mayse
Mra Monta Minard
Hazel Bolin
Duene
Fred Minard
A J Mayse
Misa Muriel Smth
Gat Bunch
Lorraine White
Myrte Point
Monta Minard
Nancy Kreiger
San Francisco
C J Thompand
Voril Bilderback
Maron
Harold Shepherd
O ' Aurh
Brewster Vale
W. A. Warner
Va Schroeder
Coquile
J. Finley Schroeder
Bancroft
M. Harrison
Coos School News
Broadbent
Schoo
Ellen Watson
Ethel Fish
Risd Mire
Robert Palmer
Afailea Aled Patrick
Gaylord
Daphne Grove
China Flats
Darrel
Mr. Delyria
W. H. Ortman
Parrish
P D. Parrish
Averil
Walter Newbury
Winifred
John Bell
Chuck’s Signal Service
Sporting Goods
DuPont Powder
Huling Lundy & Sons
Weedrew Crook
Baci
Aah
Twin Oaks
West Myrtle Point
City Meat Market
Lester T. Dement
Prop
Spruce St
Ronald
E. C. Roberts
Pheme