Local Notes From Myrtle Point and Marshfield
Daily items recount residents’ movements and work. Jas Perry exhibits and shoots a cougar on Rock Creek in Myrtle Point. Mrs Ella Bryant and Miss Isabelle plan Corvallis for the school year with Isabelle attending the 0. B. C. W. E. Schneider visits McMinnville. Lever family happy there. Paul McNair heads to Oakland for electrical work training and employment. Royce returns to Myrtle Point for bridge work, previously in Reedsport and North Bend. Wheat at 1.90 per 100 lbs and seed and grain offered by Peterson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce
Myrtle Point
Cooper Bridge
Reedsport
North Bend
Local notices and student moves in Myrtle Point area
Mrs Mulkey and others appear in public notices listing who is assisting in local businesses, travel to universities for freshman year, and school achievements. The items include bakery help in Russell, plumbing referrals, visits by San Bernardino residents, and Elma Russell joining Corvallis OC as senior in home economics with extensive school honors and music involvement.
CASS COUNTY WCTU HOLDS ANNUAL CONVENTION AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The WCTU of Cass County held its annual convention at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Hulet presiding. State Senator candidate George Belloni spoke on cabinet government. Charles C. Hulet commented on the water bill. Officers elected included Minnie Hulet president and Georgia Richmond vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Presbyterian Church
Marshfiel
George Hazer
North Bend
Claudia Parker
Myrtle Point
Children Farm Home
Thrilling rescue on the Bandon bar by Coast Guard and fishermen
In heavy seas at Bandon’s bar a Christie fishing boat crosses safely while the Sylvia’s engine dies. Coast Guard and Christie crew battle breakers to free stalled men as Anderson falls, then tows him aboard. A spectator crowd watches from the bluff as the damaged Sylvia drifts and is later rescued.
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Bandon
Cit
Christie
U. S. Coast Guard
Sylvia
Everett
Olaf Johnson
S. Anderson
E. Harbell
Harbell
Anderson
Coast Guard
Joe A Russell
Billy Austin
Weasel
Three Calif suspects questioned in Oregon after highway robbery
Fred Cooper Sally King and Hugh Hamilton, sought by California authorities for an Yreka area robbery, were arrested in North Bend and are being questioned by local and Siskiyou County officers. Hamilton reportedly confessed to the attack on a filling station attendant and Sally King allegedly stole about 80 to 100 dollars. The incident center on funds for Martha Ye Cooper, mother of baby Fred Cooper, who is jailed on a prohibition conviction.
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Coquille
Fred Cooper
Sally King
Hugh Hamilton
California
Yreka
North Bend
E. A. Calkins
Siskiyou County
Hamilton
Cooper
Martha Ye Cooper
Broadgents News Roundup From Local Church and Schools
Community notices from Broadgents include a Saturday gathering at a resident’s home, a school’s Oregon state traveling library set, and enrollment gains this year. Visits to family in Myrtle Point and hospital treatments for residents are reported, along with a speaker from Eugene on anti cigarette efforts and several local visitiations.
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Rm Union
Joe Evernden
Oregon State
Lend
Myrtle Point
Keiser
Mulkey
Broadbent
Russell
Sammy Dement
Leo Wagner
Milford Smith
Hess Estate
Ernie Bender
North Bend
Ra. Bender
I and
River
True
Santa Ana
California
Atchley
Anti-Cigarette League of
Eugene
Vernon Barklow
Charles Hoffman
Brittenbush
Ore
BE. M Hoffman
Manley Barklow
Leander Barklow
Waters and companions enroll at state college in Corvallis
Mrs. Millie Waters will drive to Corvallis with daughter Misa Gwetzeth to attend state college for the coming year. Reneva Volkmar will accompany them. all three enter school. Waters, class of 1930 graduate, will study Home Economics and previously assisted in its high school economics department. Gweneth has singing talent and was chosen for the U O state contest in Eugene. This summer she worked for Russell Baking. Mr and Mrs Ralph Kring returned from a mountain outing in California and visited Mrs Kring’s father, Jesse Barker, as Lyle Barker and family plan to drive home from San Francisco in Verne Barker’s car due to illness.
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University
G. E. Hamilton
Kathryn
Eugene
Velma Hamilton
Elma Russell
Elma
Corvallis
Glee Club
Susan Campbell
Millie Waters
Misa Gwetzeth
State College
Reneva Volkmar
Miss Waters
Gweneth
U. of O
Jesse Barker
Lyle Barker
San Francisco
Will
Lyle
Verne Barker
Ranchers Press Flood Control Plan at North Bend Meeting
George Dickinson Elmer Ree and others attended the county Chamber of Commerce gathering at the North Bend hotel. A flood control survey of the Coquille river was reported by George Jenkins and Mr Keunts of Portland. Proposals seek to raise banks in low spots while allowing winter floods. A half mill tax for county advertising was discussed and petitions were circulated for ballot signatures. R A Annin spoke on publicity and urged Coos County visitors to register for the state fair. Two county exhibits will go to Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al George Dickinson
Elmer Reecell
North Bend
Wreaing
County Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Brown
Banden
George Jenkins
Mir
Keunts
Portland
Coquille River
Henry Korn
R. A Annin
Crescent City
Roosevelt Highway
Coos County
Coosa County
Salem
Lady hunter bags first buck of season near Myrtle Point
Louise Thomas daughter of Marshfield ex mayor L L Thomas bagged the first reported buck, a two pointer, while hunting with her father and F C Grubbs fourteen miles south of Myrtle Point. Sam Barber and Darrell Rasmussen of North Bend followed with a four pointer in Broadbent district and a 130 pound three pointer in Two Mile district.
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L. L. Thomas
Marshfield
Louise Thomas
Thomas
F C. Grubbs
Myrtle Point
Sam Barber
Darrell Rasmussen
North Bend
Barber
Broadbent
Rasmussen
Two Mile
Union High Social Calendar With Football Schedule
The Union high school announces a first semester social calendar with four home football games. Events include a November carnival and the Junior play, plus institute days and multiple away and home games through October and November at Bandon North Bend Coquille Roseburg Marshfield Marsfield and other sites.
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The
Union High School
Banden
Freahmer
North Bend
Coquille
Institute Marshfield
Bandon
Frances E. Willard
Roseburg
Methodist Church Announces Week of Services and School
The church invites all to a Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11:00 features hymns, music, prayer, and a sermon on Progressive Christian Living. Evening services include a live song service and an evangelistic message.
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Ranton
Norman and Friends Schedule For Event Week
A schedule lists events including a November 27 Thanksgiving play and December 19 senior program. It notes January 9 post exam student body party with juniors in charge and a Wednesday French Mutren party.
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Gram
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Mt At
Skeets " Gallagher
Mitzi Green
Marie Dressler
Pelly Moran
Teer Ber
Bebe Daniels
Raffles
Ape Ken Maynard
Mickey Mouse
Walt Disney
Talking Pictures
Norris Grocery
Prisca, Parmess’ Store
Er. H. Hansen
Henry Moselew
Ralph Kring
Jas. Perry
Rock Creek
Ella Bryant
Miss Isabelle
Isabelle
Paul McNair
Oakland
Calif
Paul
Peterson’s
E. J. Schneider
Wilamette Valley
H. W. Lever
McMinnville
Lever
Chrest Christensen
Linfield
Peterennee
Mires
Lucille Sumeriin
John Harris
Mexico
South Fifth Street
George Hughes
Huling, Lundy & Sons
Alice Baker
San Bernardino
George Terry
EC Barker
Geraldine Watzling
O 8
Gertrude
Medford
Peterson's
Gravenstein
Bartlett
E. W Hermann
Bridge Road
Temperance Union
George Belloni Speke Mere
Mrs. Richmond
L. L. Graham
Southern Pacific
Broadgent
Mrs. Kring
Lady Bunter
Herald
Elgin Legionnaires
Eccurete
Dupandobis
E. C. Barker Jeweler
Myrtle Point, Ore
Myers & Myers
Perkins Drug Store
Armatho
Methodist Episcopal
Coos and Curry County Fair
N. P. Peterson
Bank of Myrtle Point Building
Libby
Happyvale
Alaska
Talla
Ghirardelli
Sperry's
Buyers' Guide
New
Clams Otter
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