Local visitors intertwine at Elmer Russell home
Walter Russell of Coos River visited his brother Elmer Russell yesterday. Dr. Mina Hall travels to Eugene to visit her sister Mrs. E R Endicott and family. Mrs Earl Grey of Alleghany visits Mee Point to see Helen Russell. Mr and Mrs Ellis Warner and daughter Alice of Powers were guests at Verne Lundy home Tuesday. Jean Blake, ex-teacher in Myrtle Point, reports employment in Chiloquin schools next year. More text unclear about Sperry camp and Fallraine exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Russell
Coos River
Elmer
Mina Hall
Eugene
E. R. Endicott
Earl Grey of
Alleghany
Mee Point
Contessing
Helen Russell
Elmer Russell
Ellis Warner
Alice of Powers
Gu Wests
Verne Lundy
Jean Blake
Myrtle Point
Chiloquin
Local Notes and Travels Roundup From The Community
Miss Beneva Vou kmar will leave next week for her second year of college. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs Paul Breuer’s home with Mrs Fedell assisting. Ed Barker family visited with Mrs Mary Barker and Mrs Harmett Gould at Clarence Gould home in Alleghany. Miss Crystal Guerin arrived from Los Angeles to be with her ill father. she is a graduate nurse. Miss Wilda Barker leaves for LaGrande Oregon to work as secretary to the president of Eastern Oregon Normal School. Warren Deyoe and daughter Priscilla drove to Ukiah to take Mr Deyoe’s mother to Watsonville. The Deyoes returned Monday. Mr and Mrs George Hall attended funeral of Eli Hall’s little son. the baby died after birth. The Halls then drove to Harrisburg for illness of Mr Hall’s mother, who remains ill with poor prospects. Mrs Ford Worsham and son to leave Mast hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Guerin
Los Angeles
California
Miss Crystal
Wilda Barker
LaGrande
Oregon
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Warren Deyoe
Priscilla
Ukiah
Mr Deyoe
Mra L. W Deyoe
Watsonville
Deyoe
George Hall
Poteete
Eli Hall
Roseby
cClarence Fish
Cildren
Dale
Darrel
Joyce
Seattle
Lillie Fish
SS. Endicott Tome
Fish
Mm Wilson
Mast Hospital
Wilson
Social Notes From Myrtle Point and Nearby
Mrs Belle Whitaker hosts dinner for Mr and Mrs H A Schroeder of El ton and Elbert. Families plan moves to Eugene and Corvallis for education with several students entering universities and graduate studies in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schroeder
Elton and
Elbert
Belle Whitaker
Herald Adjusts It Schedule For Two-County Fair
The Herald will publish one day earlier next week due to the two county fair. Advertisers and parties with copy should submit it early to assist the publishers.
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Herald
Local Notables Remembered In County Obituaries
An obituary outlines the life of a longtime county resident and former Confederate Army veteran. He taught in the county for many years and held several county offices including constable and Justice of the Peace. Funeral arrangements are pending with services at a local home and Norwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewta
Baneral Servicer
Fesson
Thin
Nevada
Nelson schemes and thefts plague Sixes River mining tale
Nelson, traveling from New York, defrauds Huebner mining interests on Sixes River. He loans and misuses weapons and money, fabricates a West Indies family myth, and leaves Myrtle Creek with a lease on the Huebner claims. Huebner vows stricter checks and credentials for future buyers after Nelson’s supposed sale collapses.
Norway Bridge Club Honors Local Hostess and Guests
Mrs Hermann Teisen entertained yesterday honoring Mrs Elzner of Port and Taé as the honor guest. Afternoon bridge produced high scores for Mrs Henry Detlef sen and Mrs Otto Slavis, with low scores for Mrs Bertie Me luakey and Mrs Tom Detlefsen. Mrs Elzner received an honor gift. Other attendees included Mrs McCloskey, Mrs Martin Schmidt, Mrs Albert Schroeder, Mrs Theodore Clinton, Mrs Herman Detlefsen, Mrs Henry Detlefsen, Mrs Tom Detlefsen, Mrs E Clausen, Mrs Ray Rockman, Mrs Otto Davis, and Mrs George McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Teisen
Elzner
Port
Henry Detlefsen
Otto Slavis
Bertie Meluakey
Tom Detlefsen
McCloskey
Martin Schmidt
Albert Schroeder
Theodore Clinton
Herman Detlefsen
E. Clausen
Ray Rockman
Otto Davis
George Mc Donald
Grange Meeting in Schroe der hal with talks and plans
Myrthe Grange met Tuesday evening in Schroeder hall with Judge Thompson present. Mr Sawyer, Smith-Hughes Instructor, was a candidate during business. members voted $26 to aid in apprehending Neson. A fair booth is planned for the upcoming fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrthe
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement touts fat loss using Fruschen Krushen Salts. Take half teaspoon in hot water each morning, note fat loss after three weeks, and expect more energy and a clearer skin tone. A 4% bottle from Perkins Drug Store is sold nationwide for four weeks with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Perkins Drug Store
America
Portland families and visitors recall events around Coquille
Mrs Gordon Litthe and three children return to Portland after weeks visiting owners Ansen and Mrs McAllieter near Bandon. A Jesse family summering in Coquille reports a horse tied incident at Briage. a mule injures Mr Knight, who is hospitalized. Aubrey Kendall buys a cow from Mrs MacDonald, while Mo Donalds sells none to Aubrey and a Coquille tenant makes purchases on Burns farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Litthe
Ansen
Mra. McAllieter
Alvo
Bandon
Portland
Jesse
Coquille
Briige
Slice
Boch
Knight
Mast Hospital
Frank Barklow
MacDonald Wodi
Aubrey Kendall
Burns
Mrs Barker Hosts Birthday Tea for Mother
Mrs Birdie Hagieton entertained yesterday for her mother Mrs Mary Barker on her birthday. Several invited guests could not attend. Those who joined included Mrs Helen Runsell Mrs Lille Bish Mrs Mary Holt Mrs Witteman and Mrs Ragleton. Mrs Barker received several gifts and refreshments were served on the rear porch during a pleasant afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie Hagieton
Maryarker
Wuesta
Mra Barker
Helen Runsell
Lille Bish
Mary Holt
Witteman
Ragleton
Barker
Mrs Tom Wilson Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Tom Wilson, brought from Seattle, died this morning at Mast hospital. She was well known locally and leaves four sons and three daughters including Cosory and Jim of Myrtle Point, Green of Wealling, Will in California, and Mrs Emma Johnanon of Myrtle Phent ane. A service is pending as arrangements are finalized. Rev E Vo Ostrander and HOA Schroeder led a Southwest Presbytery meeting at Rosburg yesterday. Mrs Jason Smart and Eastside visitors joined relatives of Elmer Russell Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Seattle
Wilson
Theo Arroal
Cosory
Jim
Myrtle Point
Green
Wealling
Will
California
Emma Johnanon
Myrtle
Clarence Fish
Millie
E Vo Ostrander
Hoa Schroeder
Southwest Presbytery
Rosburg
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Russell
Wm. Gurney & Son Cleaners
Ases
William
Sperry
Donald Camp
Eppear
Beneva Vou'kmar Wil
Paul
Ed Barker
Mary Barker Andrs
Harmett Gould
Clarence Gould
Mrs. George Hall
Harrisburg
Mr. Hell
Helen
Myrtle Point High Ech
Aine mi Union High School
Rita Clarke
Linneacer
Hamim
Delbert
James Carting
Oakland
Oream
Guy Mann
Mann
John Essman
St. Paul
Sapeete
Ella Guerin
Jean
Corvallis
OSCC
Agnes Gearhart
Mary Ellen Hartley
Guerinson Gearhart
A . Chase
Margaret Chase
Velma Hamilton
Ira Barklow
Montague Califonia
Emma , Barklow
Fred Barklow
Hepberhart
John
Molalla
L. L
Harriett Gould
Monnay
Brokaway
Bert Gould
Brockaray
Klanath Falls
Grayce Barker
Fresno
Porterville
San Bernardino
Ine Banks
Ety Wa
Ine
Aingc Ref Tueners Houser
Ety
S Darnell
Hamm's Cafe
Roseburg Highway
Hermann
Galan
Breuer
An Trennen
Waltham
George Roger
Maude MacDonald
Arago Road
B. K. Werner Marshfield
A. T
J. L
Wee
Nelson
Utah
Holtum
R. D. Murray
Myrtle Creek
Broadbent
Ostrander
Huebner
Dominican Republic
New York
Yang
Haebner
Nelso
Gong
Norway Bridge Club
Arago
Halls Creek
Mrs. Darker
Tom Wilsons
Jason Smart
Famly
Eastside
Smart
NASA
Oguinest
Resall Drug
Marshfield
Astive
G. L. Meray
DR. Mellenthin
Chandler Hotel
Mellenthin
Thint Street
Fagan
Suyers
N. P. Peterson
Bank of Myrtle Point
Durham
Woeken
Cloyd Paverveert
Harold Fern Rayne Remley
Morshay
John Sperry
Th Lee Ray Home
Auto Park Service
Station
Lund’s
Coos & Curry
Lund's
Toggery Point
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