Local Notices and Social Roundup in Corvallis Area
A collection of social updates and travel notes includes Nerweed Brown and Gene Laird heading to Eugene to resume studies at the University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dodge plan to live in Corvallis during the coming college year. Ed Lewellen and Henry Hermann attend a Marshfield style show while Rev E V Ostrander heads to Merrill for a prebytery meeting. The Hampton family visits from Seattle and travels were to California with a reminder to attend the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerweed Brown
Gene Laird
Eugene
The
U. of O
Austin Dodge
Corvallis
Ed Lewellen
Henry Hermann
Marshfield
E. V. Ostrander
Merrill
Oregon
Community Notes and Personal News from Local Folks
Wayne Carver heads to the O S C for senior school duties. Maxine Nelson plans to study art at the University of Oregon in Eugene. Harry Rose recovers from typhoid fever after recent transfer from Klamath Falls. Farmers Store delivers groceries at 10 and 4 daily. Mitchells visit Jim Myers in North Bend then attend Port Orford trip. Dickinson and Russell couples tour Marshfield and North Bend for events. Golan Dietz enlists in the Marines in Portland and heads to San Diego for aviation. Haughton family returns from Walla Walla Pendleton trip. daughter Mrs Mel lor joins them. plan to return after Fair week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Mitchell
North Bend
Jim Myers
Mitchells
R. W Haughton
Walla Walla
Penddleton
Pendleton
Clarence Mellor
Canby
Oregon
Mellor
Welcome to new teachers as Arage holds reception
The Arage community hosted a welcome reception for new teachers led by Prix Gpal Bennett with assistant Mr Nearing. The event featured performances by a girls quartet and songs by Mrs McAllister, with remarks by John Carr and Ernest Watkins. Social hour followed with fruit punch and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arage
Gpal Bennett
Nearing
Mise Bayles
Portland
Clarence Schreeder
Mise Cochrell Ic
Woodward
Mizees Halter
Schnwder
Green Twins
George
Watkins
Burbank
Asland
Spud
MAST HOSPITAL REPORTS MULTIPLE CASES AND LISTS PATIENTS
Hospital notes from MAST HOSPITAL detail injuries and surgeries. Floyd Evernden received leg stitches after an axe cut. Milo Frederick, a 7 pound boy, born to Mrs. Jas D Avery. Mrs Fred Zumwalt underwent emergency surgery. Ashton of Coquille admitted for treatment. Lewis Furman treated for back injury and broken rib from snag. Laird of Sitkum treated for hand injury. Elsie May Crowley underwent appendix rupture operation and is recovering. Mrs. Lester Billings discharged after appendicitis surgery. Raymond Smith recovered from blood poisoning in hand. Gwen Shores admitted for appendicitis and pelvic abscess. Irene Hayes operated on for appendicitis and returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Evernden
Sykes & Kenyon
Jas. D. Avery
Coquille
Milo Frederick
Fred Zumwalt
Myrtle Point
Miss Ashton
Lewis Furman
Laird
Sitkum
Adrian Schroeder
Elsie May Crowley
David Crowley
Gravelford
Lester Billings
Raymond Smith
Powers
Gwen Shores
Irene Hayes
Royal Neighbors Hostess Group Plans Marshfield Rally
R N Plan Campaign Monday night Myrtle Camp No 2801 hosted Royal Neighbors from Valley Camp No 093380 Powers. District deputy Anna Stallsmith and her Medford husband attended. After business and a musical program, five princesses and two pirates were named for the group system. The first rally is set for Marshfield on the second Tuesday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Valley Camp
Powers
Anna M Stallsmith
Medford
Marshfield
Students Excelling at Willamette and Myrtle Point High
Miss Carolyn Schneider enters Willamette University and earns an English honor division ranking. Karl Dement also earns high marks in the A1 class. Wilda Barker and Averil Laird plan to attend Oregon State College in Corvallis for the coming year. Averil, a 1980 graduate, will study commerce and has strong typing and shorthand skills. George Bryant of Coquille visits Myrtle Point today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette University
Carolyn Schneider
Karl Dement
Myrtle Point Union High School
Wilda Barker
Averil Laird
Corvallis
Wilda
Commerce Department
Averil
George Bryant of
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Thomas Endorses Meier for State Merchant Post
Thomas, a former Oregon Retail Merchants association president and long time state native, endorses Meier for merchant office. He cites personal acquaintance with Meier’s ability and a 10 to 15 year record of industry effort, noting Meier’s readiness to advance worthwhile development in Oregon. Thomas was born in Stayton in 1867 and moved to Coos County in 1918 to open his business.
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Thomas
Oregon Retail Merchants’ Association
Oregon
Comerce
Pacific Northwest Advisory Board
Meier
J. Thomas
Stayton
Coos County
Mary's atthe lamb is gens House for rent ad
A fragment notes a rent listing titled eOi House for rent with a price of five dollars per month and mentions Peterson's in a casual, garbled OCR style. The text repeats with misspellings and stray phrases. No clear date or location is provided.
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eOi
Peterson's
Highland Home becomes Friendly Wood property name change and lumber sale
Turner MacDonald declares a name change for the stumps and hill to Friendly Wood for registry purposes after discovering Highland Home is taken. Frank J. Sander advertises 240 thousand feet of common lumber for sale at his mill near S P depot with listed prices per thousand feet and timber sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P Depot
Public Notice of Homestead final proof in Oregon
Department of the Interior Roseburg Oregon September 18 1930 notice that Carl G Grove of Dora Oregon with prior entries seeks final three year proof to establish his land claim. Witnesses Oscar G Bunch Ezra D Watson Charlie Oscar Qoberman William Axe all Dora Oregon. Before Edgar A Dodge Myrtle Point Oregon October 24 1930. Hamill A Canady Commissioner or Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior General Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Carl G. Grove
Dora
Willamette Meridian
Edgar A. Dodge
U .S. Commissoner
Myrtle Point
Oscar G Bunch
Ezra D. Watson
Charlie Oscar Qoberman
William Axe
Hamill A. Canady
Perfect Retention Shields Demonstration by C F Redlich
Minneapolis expert C F Redlich offers a free demonstration of his rupture containment method at the Chandler Hotel on Oct 2 and 3 from 10 pm to 4 pm. He claims the shields provide instant relief, long lasting support in any position, and also relieve stomach troubles backache and constipation associated with rupture. The home office is listed at 505 Becton Block, Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C F Redlich
Library Board Mulls Election Tax for Library Funding
The September meeting at Mrs. Nellie Fourney's home discussed sending a voter proposal at the November election to raise money by tax to support library operations. Approval from the chamber of commerce and the city council was noted. The past month saw 1430 adult books checked out and 9800 in pay books brought in, with 8 dollars in overdue books and twenty cents in state books. the library will close Thursday and Friday for the fair but open four to five each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrary Board
Nellie Fourney
Chamber of Commeres
Ey Counsil
Myrtle Point Notes: Visits and Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Elmer Roussell spent Friday to Monday in Medford visiting Harry and family and Helen Russell attended the county fair. Mr and Mrs B S Svendsen of Vancouver BC visited Myrtle Point relatives. Hulda Greene remembered by older residents as Ed and Mrs Greene daughter left 80 years ago. Flag at the post office stolen Monday night. Ben Turpin became night clerk at the Myrtle Hotel last week and is brother of actor Norman Turpin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Roussell
Medford
Mr. Russell
Harry
Helen Russell
B. Svendsen
Vancouver
B. C
Myrtle Point
Ben Turpin
Hardy Smith
New Myrtle Hotel
Myrtle
Mr. Turpin
Norman Turpin
Adams and Watkins Quiet September Wedding at Myrtle Point
A quiet wedding took place at Turner MacDonald’s home on September 16 with Oswald Adams of Myrtle Point marrying Florence Watkins formerly of Elmore Idaho. Dr. Clyde Barker and Turner B MacDonald served as witnesses and officiated. The couple plan to reside on Third Street in Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner MacDonald
Oswald Adams
Myrtle Point
Plorence Watkins
Elmore
Idaho
Mast Hospital
Clyde Barker
Turner B. MacDonald
Concrete and Brick Work Offered by A Reed and Myrtle Polst
Local advertises concrete and brick work services with guaranteed workmanship. A Reed and Myrtle Polst promise solid results for all projects.
Safeway Offers Free Coffee and Bread Contest at Fair
The Safeway store partners with the gas company to serve free coffee and hot biscuits this week at the fair. A 40 pound sack of flour will be awarded to the party winning the best loaf bread by using the blue ribbon. A group including Bert Gould and others camps near the head of the Chetco River below Brookings in Curry County hoping to harvest big game as the season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
Bert Gould
Coqutle
Dr. Tourtelott
Porterville
California
Elbert and
Henry Schroeder
Edwin Barker
Cecil and
Qgrayce Barker
Chetco River
Brookings
Curry County
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Goodyear
L.h.pearce
Russell’s
H. N. Hampton
Seattle
Re-bel’s
Ff Regh
Ela
Gaiurgo
Harlocker
Wayne Carver
Maxine Nelson
Harry Rose
Klamath Falls
George Dickinson
Elmer Russell
County Chamber of Commerce
Marsfield
Golan Dietz
Marines
San Diego
Golan
Union High School
R. N. Plan Campaign
Roll Rewer
Euttmas of
Marshield
L. L. Thomas
Mary
C. F Redlich
Minneapolis, Minn
Chandler Hotel
Home Office
Minneapolis
Mian
Library Board
Adams- Watkins
Henry A. Schroeder
Lone Fir
Marshfield Highway
J. R. Laurance
Country Newspaper
Community
Ler
Munity Newspaper
Tising
Herald
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