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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
6
A Monday wedding in Lang Sy parish drew families from Langlois and nearby areas. Attendees included Vittale and Bardon as part of the ceremony, with the couple exchanging vows in a short service at the local church.
The will of Anna Macutis of Marshfield, deceased, was admitted to probate last Thursday. A. Y. Meyers of Marshfield named executor. Appraisers Roy Kaufman, George C. Huggins and Carrie Larson, all of Marshfield, valued the estate at about $5,000. Meiers are three daughters: Bernice Macutis, Anna Macutis Nicsud, both of Marshfield, and Stella Macutis Clark of Los Angeles.
The Weyerhauser Timber company paid about $6,000 in 1931 taxes on Tuesday. It is noted that only a small portion of this total was settled with warrants.
Mrs Hazel Leisch has been discharged from the state hospital where she was reported fully recovered. The release confirms her condition as restored and free from active treatment.
On Mrs Zora Armstrong’s complaint the court ordered Wallace Armstrong examined after doctors James Wheeler and James Richmond of Coquille found him insane. The adjudication follows their medical opinions and wards the defendant under care.
By a court order on Monday the Coos and Curry County Fair Association received 600.05 dollars, which was turned over to Coos County by Secretary of State Hal E. Hoss as its use of the pari mutuel betting system returns.
The court vacates the east end of First Street between lot 6 in block 1 and lot 1 in block 6, noting the action affects no rights of way and does not impact nearby property.
Court reports insufficient relief funds for October so indigent payments across multiple districts are reduced. list includes names and revised amounts from $4 to $10, with some individuals receiving groceries support and a November 1 hearing set for road work and boundary surveys at Coos River and Marshfield area.
Court house records show Renta Mia A and transferral of Oerding Industries property in Myrtlewood to Portland Mortgage Co amid a foreclosure suit against G W Ingram trustee in bankruptcy Albert Oerding and Albert Rivers. Others include transfers in Marshfield Powers Coquille Allegany Bay Park and Bandon properties plus a state deed for foreclosed land south of a Catching Creek road.
E L Vinton filed a transcript of judgement Monday against Bandon Beach Realty for about 48 dollars. A Seaman filed transcripts Tuesday against Orville Thompson of the Coquille Marshfield road for about 50 dollars and against Charboneau of Marshfield.
The Ocean Dock and Terminal company filed suit Saturday to foreclose a lien on the Edmund Carson property in Empire Carson is now living in Canada. The State of Oregon filed suit last Thursday to foreclose a mortgage on the John W Moore ranch.
Daisy Inez Vineyard files a divorce complaint Tuesday against Warren John Vineyard who is serving a federal prison term for liquor violation. She alleges cruelty and inhuman treatment. The couple has no children.
Margaret F Powell daughter of Attorney W B Ridle of Bandon was granted a divorce Tuesday from John R Powel of Bandon coast guard. Plaintiff alleges desertion. The couple have no children.
File papers filed at the courthouse Tuesday name Messrs Liljeqvist Bennett and Swan ton and Miss Nancy Smith as incorporators of the Caquile Mill company. A Schramm of Farmers and Merchants Bank of Coquille says the bank holds a prior claim to the Carrier property in a related suit. Henry Crump, jailed for about a month over copper wire theft from Bandon, received a one year sentence. Carmen Andrews, 25, arrested on drunken driving in North Bend, was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 dollars. Delbert Sunmerlin, 22, arrested near Klamath Falls for forging a check on a Marshfield merchant, is bound over to the grand jury.
Mrs Eva Hoffman hosted a turkey dinner Wednesday in honor of her sister Mrs Rachel Grieg of San Francisco who has been visiting relatives. Grieg will leave Friday for home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman, Ray and family, T M Stover, Hal G Patrick, Floyd Parry and families, Frank Strong and daughter, George Hoffman, Jim Parry and daughter Thelma, and Jack Epperson. A dance by the Figin Social Club is set for Saturday at the Oaks Pavilion.
The 23rd Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland hints at record premiums with $5500 in beef cattle, $5250 dairy cattle, $3200 sheep, $2000 hogs, and $3500 horse divisions. The event features the McCarty Elliott Rodeo, 4H and Smith Hughes contests, and diverse industrial, fish and game, poultry, and kennel showcases.
Dement shipped two car loads of cattle Friday to Portland markets. He owns one of the largest cattle ranges in southwestern Oregon, located in the Eckley country.
Oregonian columnist Gregory recalls H W Lever known as Hard Work a Linfield head coach with a wide career. Lever played end at a university in Athens Ohio in 1908 and coached at several colleges and teams including Texas Christian University while also scouting for the Cincinnati Reds before ranching in Alberta and returning to Couns county.
A Myrtle Point high school coach, once a dairyman who kept 25 cows, led the team after a brief stint at another school. He returned after a successful first season, teaching local boys football and guiding many wins before moving to a new post in 1029.
Mrs Ed Hoffman Mrs Rachel Grieg and Mr and Mrs Jim Parry visited Brewster Valley Thursday morning. Mrs H D Bones confined to bed and ill Bobby Bones ill with flu Rachel Bones weak at home but improving. Rhode Island guests nephews of Captain Charles W Culler visiting Mr Gilroy at Tammany hill ranch. Roseburg Chapter attendees Mrs K H Hansen Mrs Henry Ross Mrs R H Lemon and Mrs P O Luna. Mr and Mrs H B Christy and children dinner guests of LL W Clinton.
Daniel Martin longtime Powera logger and Coos Bay Lumber employee died in Coos Bay hospital from pneumonia after returning for treatment for a severe leg injury suffered at Eden Ridge camp. Born in Oregon City in December 1891 he was the son of William Martin of Wisconsin and Mabel Hansen Martin of Germany. Survived by widow Fay Martin and three Alberta children Robert Everett and Yvonne. two older Astoria children Myrtle Daniel jr and Raymond. brothers William jr and David of Oregon City. sisters Mrs Luke Duffy Beavercreek Mrs Nathan Cassidy Corvallis Mrs Leon Van Order Astoria and Mrs Harvey Gant Powers. and his aged father in Oregon City.
Funeral services were conducted at 2:00 at local church with Turner MacDonald in charge. The body was sent to Oregon City for estate affairs and interment at the cemetery on Saturday at 2:00 p.m. The deceased, a member of the Odd Fellows lodge, lived 17 years in Powers and previously operated mining claims later claimed by the Popper Brothers Mining Company.
A Providence Rhode Island man reports shedding 24 pounds from 192 to 168 between November and February 5 1932 after using Kruschen claiming constant energy and no longer needing a prior laxative. He challenges other men who doubt weight loss.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Kruechen in hot water every morning for health. It claims the product is inexpensive and lasts four weeks, promising benefits for general wellbeing and urging purchase at Perkins Drug Store.
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