Coast News Roundup From Curry and Coos Counties
A Curry County circuit court opened with Judge Walter H. Evans presiding. In Coos Bay region a high school enrollment rose 50 percent from last year to 49 students. Bandon highlights include film scenes shown as far as Norfolk Connecticut and a big cheese order for San Francisco. Local deaths include Thomas Carter and George Rhodes, while Roy Wernich plans a saw mill purchase near Coquille. Darlingtonia plants ship to eastern buyers. deer hunting bans affect regional reserves. a Marshfield Coquille road project proceeds with shared costs.
Marshfield School Enrollment Gains Mark 1987 Start
Marshfield schools report a 106 pupil gain over initial 1987 registration as students return to classes. Roosevelt highway travelers complain of long waits at the Rogue River ferry. Ivan Neill, 47, dies at Marshfield home after a two year battle with spinal tuberculosis. He was an automobile mechanic for J. O. Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Roosevelt Highway
Rogue River
Ivan Neill
J. O. Fisher
Arago School Opens With Community Celebration
Arago teachers led a school opening marked by a party mood and student praise. The district plans new rooms for third and fourth grades, enrollment looks strong, and fall sports including basketball and soccer are set to begin under Coach Mullins. Local families visit, stock judging and lunch programs are in place, and courses in English algebra and shop remain active.
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Arago
Trena
Jolene
Atyle
Bennett
Mullins
Levy
Puck
Mies
Bandon
Teresa
Hias
Prospecta
Mallins
Herd High
Bishop
Nebraska
Revac
Donald
John Root
Eddison
Granada
California
Root
Mary
Deloris
Ither
Ethel Clemens
Ner
Miss Clemens
Fred Lafferty
Albert Fish
Britton
Board For Play
Ruby Robinson
Oregon
Terrill Woodward
trr_naporta
Powers Ia
Wnty
Avago
Sumerling
Big Fu
Cou
T. B. MacDonald
Mat Tett
Aridea
Ies
Rosslare
End
Rain Returns as Farmers Welcome Wet Weather
A fragment notes the first rain since April reaching Tuesday and bringing wash and growth. It mentions J Burtis, Burtic, and Mr and Mrs Curtis visiting for a week of respite, with a cheerful line about rain benefiting grass, grain, milk, and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Burtis
Lyan Burtic
Urtis
Sealed Bids Sought for Stringtown School Grounds
School District No. 41 Myrtle Point Oregon calls for sealed bids for the Stringtown school building and grounds with bids opened September 25. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Motta H Rosslow Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Stringtown
Bridge Lady Recovers After Fall Hospitalized
Fragmented report notes a bridge lady who fell and was taken to Mast and Wilson hospital in Bers Poca ge with friends by her side. Other items mention visits, church attendance, and recovery from illness for several residents including Ployd England and Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
Mast &Wileon Hospital
Bers
Frank Poster
Albert Davenport
Mises
Vermann
Lou
Beotes Hogeip
Frank
Elmer Crenka
Hosgel
Yeversl
Bert Anderson
Bandon
Berkett
A. C. Hooton
Glen Hatten
Heeten
Maude
Dwight Culver
Myrtle Faiakane
Ovid
Clifae Ryan
M Point
Boon
la Eres
Califor
Cleo
Sunyday Sgh
Ms Y Mge
D. L. Steinke
Myrtle Point
Notice of Sale in Coos County Oregon Auction
Notice of sale under a circuit court attachment in Coos County Oregon. The sale, on September 28 1928, includes property described as sections in Township 28 and 185 acres near the Coquille River. Sheriff and veterans group listed, with redemption rights and costs.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Coos County Oregon
The sheriff announces sale under an execution for $9714 plus costs and 6 percent interest since 1926. On October 13 1928 at 10 a m at the County Courthouse door Coquille Oregon the property of defendants Ross Smith and Sarah L Smith will be sold to satisfy the claim of Farmers Store of Myrtle Point Corporation with bounded parcels Lot 8 and 9 Section 10 Township 29 West Range 12 West, including a specified land description and deed easements.
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Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Myrtle Point Corporation
Ross Smith
Sarah L. Smith
Coquille
Copa County
Wouth
W. M
Cooa County
Nort SY Fork
Coquaillé River
Coquille River
Grim Breakfast Setup Foreshadows Fatal Fixation
A fragment suggests a man appears dead before preparing breakfast, hinting at a staged or deceptive death scene. The line implies a setup or plan that reverses expectations and centers on a morning meal moment as the key to the outcome.
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Gold Beach
Curry County
Walter H. Evans
Portland
Bandon Beach
Norfolk
Connecticut
Coes River
Bandon Cheese and Produce Co
San Francisco
Denver
LE McGrew
Hollywood
Port Orford
Thomas Carter
Walter M Pierce
Nicholas Sinnott
Tom Smith
Fort Orford
George Rhodes
Lakeside
Jacksonville
Roy Wernich
Gitka
Elvin
Elmer
Vic Miller
Lobster Creek
Miller
Patteurston
Washington
Edwin Crowley
Neal McGilvery
Roy Belloni
Paul Vincent
Osborne Nulf
Coquille High School
Dike
Englewood
Honolulu
Corvallis
Heas Ranch
Edgar McDaniel
Low Loomis
Lyle Chappelle
Knights of Pythias of North Bend
Vancouver
Lestee Crouch
Pythian
Ofice
Crouch
Coos County
Jupe
Lobbette
Directric
Jennie Neideigh
Werd
Poland
China
Thomas J. Hayes
Powers
B. B. Ae
W. Lever
Norway River Road
Our Place
Tartonsh
J. Bonewits
Weston
the Auto Park
Jack Edwards
Tle
Southport
Myrtle Peter Transfer
L. Strong Fourth
Maple Street
Motta H Rosslow
Heinz
Idaho
Giebes
Ibs
Peirce
KER Masons
Myrtle Pett
Ore
Sarge
Coos Coos County
Willamette
Fant Fork
North Fork
Wilamette
Coos Ae
Coquitle Valley
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF
United States
Edward J. Brophy
Mammy Sperry
Preffle Coast
Tweeday
KFI
KPO Kco
KGW
KEQ
W. W. Gage
Coos Choy
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
West Coast Telephone Company
Marshfield, Oregon
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