City Council Adopts Budget After Deliberate Session
The city council in regular session plus budget committee members approved a lean budget figure. The plan reduces expenses since 1930, trims the delinquent bonds staking fund and improvement warrants, and refunds taxes next year through paid city hall bonds and Mountain States Power franchise revenue. The ordinance committee reported on water rent collection and was continued.
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Breuex
Barker, Hermann
Mast
N OG
W. Perking
P W Laird
W. E. Lundy
A. A Schriefer
Frank Davis
M. J Maerrisen
Maple Street
Mountain States Power Company
Grangers To Hold District Meeting In Coos Co
Grangers from Coos and Derry counties will meet at Woodmen's hall in Coquille on Saturday September 22 at 7 00 am. Pomona Grange Master George E Hampton says Nay W Gill and other state officials will attend. Miss Gertrude Show will be present and Fred A Goft will attend and host a morning agricultural committee session.
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Coos
Derry
Woodmen
Coquille
Pomona
George E Hampton
Nay W Gill
Gertrude Show
Fred A Goft
State Grange Agricultural Committee
Grange
Curry Counties
Hampton
Wed Postmaster Ceremony Unites Ruth Miles and Marion Clayton
A quiet wedding near Bandon joins Miss Ruth Miles and Marion R Clayton of Coquille. The ceremony at Grace Miles residence included 20 guests, with Ruth in white crepe and a bouquet of bride's roses, Marion in blue. A luncheon followed and the couple planned a brief honeymoon in northern California before the groom resumes duties at the Coquille post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner MacDonald
West Norway
Grace Miles
Bandon
MacDonald
Ruth Miles
Marion R Clayton
Coquille
Miss Wade Buckney
John Mile
California
Post Office Designated for Migratory Stamp Sale
Elton Schroeder of Myrtle Point reports the local post office is designated to sell federal migratory bird hunting stamps under a March act. The stamps are required to hunt ducks geese and other migratory waterfowl and cost one dollar each.
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Elton Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Budget Committee Seeks 985000 Levy for District
The budget committee of the non high school district met Monday to propose a levy of 985,000. Members named were James Jacobson Comaille BE M Campbell Millington K EB Marey Dora Everett Maseerle Catching inlet and Guy A. Smith of Empire.
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James Jacobson
Comaille
BE. M. Campbell
Millington
K. EB. Marey
Dora
Everett Maseerle
Catching Inlet
Guy A. Smith
Empire
Exhibits showcase Myrtle Point fair with quilts and crafts
The Herald notes diverse exhibits at the Coos County fair including fruit baskets quilts and decorative textiles. Booths from Bridge Grange Myrtle Grange Arago and 4-H display a wide range of handmade items produce relics and Myrtlewood novelties while health tests and goat displays draw visitor interest.
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Moses
Cook County Beach
Herald Reporter
Bridge Grange
Coos County
Palmview North Fork
Myrtle Grange
Wer
McKinley Grange
Bridge Junior Woosters
United States
Arago
Bericka
V. F
Philicpine Republic
A. C Gates
Dridge
Sharpe
J H Ellis
Little Big Horn
Custer
John Paulsen
Bridge
Mra Calvin Ray
West Myrtle Point
Lee Ray Post
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Garden Club. the Arago Flower Club and the J H McCloskey
Ehibit Hall
Truman Hartley
Broadbent
Barkdoll
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Honors Band Leaders
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce will meet next Tuesday at Hamm's Cafe. The event will entertain Myrtle Point Banner band members and their leader F D Hollister who promoted the Coos County Fair float in the Marshfield Paul Bunyan parade. Joe Barker and other donors will also be guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
Karl Kaufman
Jesse Clinton
R L. Tucker
John Bellow
Worsham and Burnett
Alma May Larkins Weds Orlin Lett At Colton Church
Miss Alma May Larkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Abraham L Larkins of Mulino married Orlin Carl Lett son of Mr and Mrs Wiliam A Lett in the Advent Christian church Colton. Rev J O Staats officiated with a gown of white silk crepe and Talman roses in the bouquet. Bride’s sister Myrtle Larkins was maid of honor and Allen Larkins was best man. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home and a short wedding trip preceded their home in Bridge. Out of town guests included relatives from Myrtle Point Bridge Hubbard Portland Molalla Retepeds and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma May Larkins
Abraham L. Larkins
Mulino
Orlin Carl Lett
Wiliam
Advent Christian Church
Colton
J O Staats
Myrtle Larkins
Elsie Mietuner
Winifred Clayton
Barbara Dunrud
Ethel Deine
Dan Roberts
Janet Gwillams
Allen Larkins
John Miettuner
Arne Jarvie
Charles Anderson
Charles Freeman
Mrs Lett
Eleanor
Bridge
Myrtle Point
Lottie William
William A. Lett
Ted Miller
Hubbard
Glenn Larkins
Ellen Carl
Portland
Ira Carl
Clyde Wilde
Ray Morrison
E. McCuen
Molalla
New Library Books at Myrtle Point Public Library
The Myrtle Point public library lists new arrivals this week across fiction and non fiction. Titles include Grey Code of the West Grey Drift Fence Morrow Beyond the Blue and Jungle Ways by Bower. Other new works are Laughing Water Lea Half Angel Larrimore Hill Hill Chance itn a Lifetime White Collar Girl Hawk Pink House Vance Encore the Lone Wolf and Obscure Destinies by Cather.
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Myrtle Point
Blue Sierra
Seabrook
Jungle Ways
Bower
Laughing Water
Lea
Half Angel
Larrimore
Hill Hill
Vaagg
Hawk
Pink House
Vance
Miss Ernestine Schneider Opens Beauty Shop In Myrtle Point
Miss Ernestine Schneider opens a beauty shop in the W Lee Ray Post house on Maple street near Seventh. A Myrtle Point High School 1932 graduate, she recently completed beauty training and has been gaining experience in a large capitol shop. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Schneider of Slake and has lived in the area all her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Schneider
Myrtle Point
W Lee Ray
Maple Street
Seventh
Hneider
Myrtle Point High School
Ao Salem School of Beauty Culture
Capitol
Miss Schneider
E J Schneider
Slahe
Constable Named for Point County Justice District Five
P. W. Culve was appointed as constable of justice of the peace district No 5 at Point to fill the vacancy after Charles Wooldridge resigned. The appointment comes as the lead court news item in Many Commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constable
P. W. Culve
Justice of the Peace District
Charles Wooldridge
Local couples seek or receive marriage licenses and marriages
Vance Mulray of Marshfield and Louise Spencer of Kimath Falls applied Monday for a license to wed. Clarence Darrow Drosch of Worth Bend and Celeste Dinsmore of Marshfield were wed Friday by D. T Roberson. James Howard of Eugene and Olive Loshbaugh of Coquille were married last Thursday by County Judge D. F. Thompson. Marion R. Clayton and Ruth E. Affles of Coquille were issued a marriage license Saturday. Prentis Eugene Carpenter and Sigrid Sylvia Anderson, both of North Bend, were issued a license to wed Saturday. John E B Devoe of Allegany and Wanza McCollum of Eastside were married Saturday by County Judge D. F. Thompson.
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Vance Mulray
Marshfield
Louise Spencer
Kimath Falls
Clarence Darrow Drosch
Worth Bend
Celeste Dinsmore
D. T Robertson
James Howard
Eugene
Olive Loshbaugh
Coquille
D. F. Thompson
Marion R. Clayton
Ruth E. Affles
Prentis
Eugene Carpenter
Sigrid Sylvia Anderson
North Bend
John EB. Devoe
Allegany
Wanza McCollum
Eastside
D F Thompson
Jail Terms and Bonds From Justice Courts Report
John Dewey Woolls 36 jailed on disorderly conduct and released by Justice J J Stanley. Others include Jim Cerns Wesley Hampton and Jack Mull held on petit larceny with $50 bail each. Stacy Ward 37 jailed for disorderly conduct, fined $10, released on Stanley's order. B L Baird 31 jailed for drunken driving and released the same day. John Sutton 39 sentenced to 90 days and fined $10 on a fire setting charge by Justice W B Baynes of Bandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dewey Woolls
J J Stanley
Jim Cerns
Jack Hampton
Wesley Hampton
Jack Mull
G N "Lt
Stacy Ward
Stanley
B. L. Baird
Justce J J. Stanley John Sutton
W B. Baynes
Bandon
Drying House Burns at G. M Parker Place
A small house used for drying fruits on the G. M Parker place burned to the ground Saturday. A hot drying fire is believed to have started the blaze. A neighbor helped extinguish it. no other damage occurred.
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G. M Parker
Reception Honoring Mrs. Nicholson From Coos County
Marshfield Woman's Club hosted a Friday afternoon reception for Mrs. William Nicholson president of the state federation of Women's clubs. Attendees included Mesdames Henry Roslow R C Young and LA LaFlamme and several state committee women.
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Henry Roslow
R. C Young
LA LaFlamme
Marshfield Woman's Club
William Nicholson
State Federation of Womens Clubs
Herald expands Coquille news coverage for eastern Cees county
This edition announces added service by The Herald with complete Eastern section coverage. The policy aims to provide all available news of interest for the territory and invites reader suggestions and appreciation from management.
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Herald
Cees County
Myrtle Seal Names New Editors and Reporter
The Myrtle Seal high school section of The Merald announces editor in chief Kati Moorer and managing editor Verlin Mermann with sports reporter role assigned to a staff member.
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Myrtle Seal
The
Merald
Kati Moorer
Verlin Mermann
Morning wedding unites Larsen and Davenport in Twin Oaks
A simple ceremony at 11 o'clock at the A. R. Davenport home in Twin Oaks joins Miss Dolores Davenport and Frank Larsen of the city. Rev. R. C. Young officiates with Esther Nelson playing the wedding march. The couple will reside in Corvallis as the groom attends Oregon State College.
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A. R. Davenport
Twin Oaks
Dolores Davenport
Frank Larsen
R. C. Young
Esther Nelson
Weil
Albert Davenport
Audrey Davenport
Lloyd Davenport
Larsen
Jeremy
Rodney Davenport
Donald
Amy Marie
Billy
Lois
Lila
Mary
Ernest
Herbert Haughton
Kenneth
Delos
Roland Weekly
Frank Tripp
Chester Peden
P F. Bartlett
R. C Young
Karl Adams
Ellen Menrad
Corvallis
Joe Lavenawe
Heesseer
Oregon State College
Woman's Club Winter Meeting Planned at City Hall
The first winter meeting of the Womans club is set for next Monday at 2 30 PM in City Hall. State president Mrs Nicholson of Marshfield and temperance education chair Mrs L A LaFlamme are expected to attend. All members urged to be present.
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Womans Club
Nicholson
Marshfield
L. A la Flamme
Temperance Education Committee
Formal Opening At New Gant Funeral Home
The formal opening of the new Gant Funeral Home is set for Sunday and Monday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the corner of Third and Coulte streets in Coquille. Mr and Mrs C Gano announce full remodeling and new equipment including an ambulance service. the public is invited to inspect.
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Gant Funeral Home
Third and Coulte
Coquille
C . Gano
Races and Entertainments Draw Large Crowds at Exposition
Thousands attended the 23rd annual meet where Pacific Northwest horses shone at the local course and pari mutuel betting booths, with side shows, air rides, and carnival features drawing strong crowds. Myrtle Point Fire Department aided by efficient cooks and staff kept the event smooth as local businesses joined the tradition.
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BPR
Prr
Pacific Northwest
Ind
Myrtle Point Fire Department
Myrtle Point
Former Resident Wed In Seattle
Brief obituary note indicates a former resident from Myrtle Point, linked to Dedele and Guy August in Seattle. The text notes four years at Myrtle Point Junior High and recent residence in Seattle, with incomplete details on life events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wort
Dedele
Guy August
Bries
Myrtle Point
Coos County C of C Meets At Powers
Coos County and Powers hosts a county chamber meeting with Judge D F Thompson detailing road history above Powers. Ed Miller of the Oregon Coast Highway Association reports the highway shows a ninety percent traffic increase over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Thompson
Ed Miller
Oregon Coset Highway Association
Oregon Coset Highway
Hart Family Moves to Ruth and Bobby Ranch
Karl D. Hart of North Bend rents Walter Donald ranch at Ruth and Bobby and plans to move to south central Wisconsin around October 1. They previously lived in Wisconsin and have begun choosing Broad Bent as a destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl D. Hart
North Bend
Walter Donald
Ruth
Bobby
Wisconsin
Bobby Donald
Broadbent
Corn-Hog Assn Meets In Coquille
Members of the Coos and Curry County Corn-Hog Control association met in the county agent’s office at the call of W K E Cross to review the corn-hog reduction program. Contracts with supporting evidence were sent to the state board of review and returned with county quotas. the state committee will complete allotments for Coos and Curry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos and
Curry County
W K E. Cross
State Board of Review
Oregon
Coos
Curry Counties
W. E. Cross
Coquille
Ben Monson
Lakeside
Ed Lawrence
Pistol River
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Grangers
C of C
New Library Books
High School News
Woman's Club
New Funeral Home
C of
Powers
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