Real estate transfers and notices from Coos County
Property deeds show transfers in Marshfield Bandon Coquille and North Bend with amounts from 1 800 to 4 500. Marriages and naturalizations listed. Bankruptcies filed by Ray Lowe and Maybelle Ford. Probate estates assigned for Kempthorn Corbin Medlock Guilliford Hopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F
W. _ Bhamenrother
C. T. ‘Blumanrother
C. Britton
Ruby M. Douglas
A. E. Seaman
E. C. Brit
Bangor Plate
Jas
Irene Harrison
West Bunker Hill
Marshfield
C. YY
Lowe
A. G. Thrift
Ward A. Graham
Bandon Heights
Bandon
Emma John
Mabel Adele
Josaph Campbell
Raith Cramp
Coquille
Arther Brandt
Faith Headrickoe
Talorag Ave
Mary Ee Young
Byron J. Young
Irene Willard
Ernest Willard
Maggie Sherman
F. M. Sherman
George B. Lee
Florence Lee
Harry 8. Mead
Marie Mead
Sterling B. Smith
Amy Smith
Ive Merle Barnes
Grover C. Barnes
Alta Maureen Baker
Harry Baker
Ida Conn
James Conn
Ray Lowe
Maybelle Ford
Kempthorn
Martin Nagle
Ida Corbin Medlock
Louisa Jane Corbin
F. D. Medlock of
Powers
Eva J. Guilliford
S. K. Guilliford
J. H. Bowers
Henry H. Hopp
Hiland Theatre Week Film Schedule North of 36 and More
The Hiland Theatre lists showings Sunday and Monday April 36-27 with North of 36 a companion feature of the Covered Wagon. April 28-29 offers The Side Show of Life with Ernest Torrence and Anna Nilsson and Idaho Chapter 5. Thursday and Friday present The Perfect Flapper with Colleen Moore and Hot Foot. Saturday May 2 features Broken Barriers and Century comedy Harem Follies.
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Ernest Torrence
Anna
Q. Nilsson
Idaho
Colleen Moore
Union High Announces New School Year Staff
Union High reveals the incoming staff roster led by Superintendent L P Lynn with Howard George in mathematics, Helen Whitaker in English, and Hazel Halverson in science. The board plans to elect three additional teachers at the next meeting on the first of the month.
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Union High
L. P. Lynn
Howard George
Elks Initiate Barge Class Of Elis At Powers
A group of 32 new members were initiated into the Elks at Powers last Saturday. Exalted Ruler Robert Dillard of Marshfield presided as the town celebrated with decorations and festive welcomes from the station to the gymnasium. The event featured dancing and hearty hospitality for all visitors before they departed on the early morning train.
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the Elks
Robert Dillard
Marshfield
Carly Moraligue
Oregon Outdoors: New Travel Folder Promotes Southern Pacific Resorts
The feature describes Oregon scenery including Crater Lake, forests, lakes, coastlines, and cliffs. It notes hotel and camping details for various resorts and that copies are available from Southern Pacific agents and the Portland office at 805 Yeon Building.
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Oregon
Crater Lake
Southern Pacific
Yeon Building
Portland
Ashland High Wins State Typing Contest at Corvallis
Ashland High School claimed first place in the Oregon contest with 57.6 net words per minute. Medford High and University High of Eugene followed, earning second and third with 51.98 and 61.78 net wpm, respectively, as 43 teams competed.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ashland High School
Medford High School
University High School of
Eugene
Albany High School
Corvallis High School
Evelyn Churchill
Salem
Royal Typewriter Company
Churchill
Charles Tilton
Ashland
Underwood Typewriter Company
Royal Neighbors Hold County Meet With Local Pleasures
Royal Neighbors from Marshfield North Bend Powers and beyond attended a county gathering in Coos County. Eva Hazelwood led hall decorations in purple and white lilacs as Myrtle Point and Azalia members staged initiations and two act plays. The evening featured a full supper, campaign songs led by Mrs Evens, a welcome by Bledsoe, and a delegate report by Cousins.
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North Bend
Marshfield
Powers
Eva Haxelwood
Pride of
Oregon
Mollie Schriefer
Iowa
Coos County
Lee Ray
Marshfield Camp
Mr. Schriefer
Myrtle Point
Deacon Schriefer
Ella Hanson
Mrs Mary Huling suffers broken hip at home
Mrs Mary A Huling broke her hip after a fall about a week ago. She is in home care with her daughter and Mrs Campbell and, at the last reports, was doing as well as could be expected.
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Mary A. Huling
Campbell
Five Die In Marshfield Fire At Noble Building
A blaze in Marshfield killed six people and destroyed substantial property valued around 35 000 dollars. The Noble Building housed H Hopps and family, whose wife and three children perished. Mrs Watton later died from injuries after being carried from the burning structure. The fire was first spotted by the Motor Garage night watchman, origin undetermined. the Coos Bay Times published a special edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hopps
E. L.” Watton
Ken
Going Furniture Co
Coos Bay
Abe
Pioneer Laura L Watson Dies in Coquille Home
Mrs. Laura L. Watson mother of the county clerk at Coquille died at her daughter’s Coquille home Monday morning from complications of old age. Born in Platte County Missouri in 1849 she crossed the plains with her parents in 1866 to Jacksonville Oregon and later came to Coos County on her wedding trip to marry David L Watson. Her passing marks another loss among the early settlers who helped build the region.
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Laura L. Watson
Coquille
Dorothy Watson Tuttle
Watson
Platte County
Missouri
Jacksonville
Oregon
David L .Watson
Coos County
Bear attacker killed after sheep ranch chase
Lloyd Jarvis tracked a large bear near Coquille on Tuesday with his dogs. The bear killed 15 sheep for Dr. Boyd and earned Jarvis $100 plus a bear worth 300 to 400 pounds. Jarvis killed the bear with a shot from a tree, and the event highlights his canine hunting work for the State Game Commission.
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Lloyd Jarvis
Boyd
Deelow Coquille
Mack Bear
Jarvis
Dr. Boyd
Special Election May 12 On Bond Issuance For Coos County Roads
Notices announce a May 12 vote on authorizing bonds up to 400000 for road construction across Coos County. Funds target Coos Bay Roseburg highway segments, Roosevelt Coast Highway, Myrtle Point routes, and district road improvements. Polls open 8 AM to 8 PM at Precinct No. 54 Myrtle Point North.
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Coos County
Coos Bay-Roseburg
Douglas County
Myrtle Point
First
Spruce Streets
Southern Pacific Railway
Coquille River
Coquille City
State Highway Commission
Hauser
Coquille
Bandon
Curry County
Two-mile Creek Road
Bradley Lake
Four Mile Roads
Bear Creek Prosper
Bear Creek Market
North Bend Market Road
Fishtrap
Fat Elk Market
Norway-Mcinley
Market
Norway-McKinley Market
South Slough-Sachs Beach
Coos Head
Coos River
Allegany Road
Catching Inlet
South Coos River
Davis Slough
Marshfield-Libbey
North Slough Road
Haynes Slough Road
Larson Slough Road
Glasgow- Kentuck-Cooston
Schetters Landing
Myrtle Point-Sithum Market
Hoffman-Powers Road
Myrtle Point-Fishtrap Market Road
Bie Creek Road
Rock Creek Road
Myrtle Creek
Coos Bay
Marshfield
Isthmus Inlet
Egg with two sacs puzzles readers in bakery scene
A print shop report describes a two sac egg, with white and yolk in separate compartments. The piece notes Mrs Mac Donald training hens to lay eggs for cake making, suggesting purposeful poultry preparation.
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Turner MacDonald
Real Surprise as Reverend Anderson Caught in Home Invasion
Mr and Mrs Al Neideigh found the intruder resting asleep in their home on Wednesday afternoon. The visitor was the Rev Mr Anderson formerly pastor of the local Presbyterian church. His daughters greeted him with delight while neighbors learned he had wandered in, and the evening included lighthearted family banter about who would welcome him next.
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al Neideigh
Traveller Lecturer Virgil Finnell Speaks at Brethren Church
Traveller lecturer Virgil Finnell will lecture on April 27 and 28 at 8:00 p.m. in the Church of the Brethren. The program includes home builders of parang-80 and pictures titled The Brown God and its Imps with 85 pictures. Admission is free.
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Virgil
Finnell
Church of the “Brethren
Parang
Myrtle Point to Celebrate the Fourth
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce plans a two day Fourth of July celebration with an organizing meeting at City Hall this evening to appoint committees and outline the program to appear in next week’s American.
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Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
Roses of Myrtle Point Aim to Impress Portland Visitors
Residents note two months of bloom in Myrtle Point as they sent roses to Portland for the State Chamber of Commerce meeting. This year no roses were sent, despite a mild climate and cherished blossoms filling the bushes with buds and fragrance.
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Myrtle Point
Portland
State Chamber of Commerce
Ian Nee
Dairymen Call Meeting At Bagarkat Creamery
Dairymen are urged to attend a meeting on April 2 at 10:00 a.m. at Bagarkat Creamery to discuss past and future issues. Attending are W. L. Veeck Guy Portarfield Henry Streng Walter Barklow and H. F. Tedson.
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Bagarkat Creamery
W. L. Veeck
Guy
Portarfield
Henry
Streng
Walter
Barklow
H. F. Tedson
French Cabinet Formed Under Painleve After Negotiations
Paul Painleve announced the completion of his new cabinet with all members new except the former finance minister. The lineup lists Aristide Briand at foreign affairs, Joseph Caillaux finance, Anatole de Monzie public instruction, and others including A Schrameek interior and Emile Borel marine. A closing verse reflects on love and memory.
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Paul Painleve
Doumergue
Aristide Briand
Joseph Caillaux
Jules Steeg
Anatole de Monzie
A. Schrameek
Charles Chaumet
Emile Borel
Andre Hesse
Jean ‘Dursand
Pierre Lavel
Antoine Durafour
Pierre Deyris
Louis Anteriou
Chamber Votes Funds for Boy Scout Move and Road Project
The chamber held an enthusiastic meeting at city hall to discuss financing the Boy Scout movement in the county. An allotment of 216 dollars was approved and a road route near Bando by-the-sea was proposed to improve all year access. A strawberry festival committee reported for June and Oil Co. presented a fifty dollar check to support Chest relief efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scout
Bando “By-The
Stra
Ares
Osborne
Oil. Co
Aew
Covered Wagon Trek Depicts Treacherous Westward Drive
The article recounts the perilous cattle drive and the famous trek of covered wagons as a major cinematic event. It previews the Irwin Willat production North of 36 opening at Hiland theatre April 26 27 with stars Jack Holt Ernest Torrence Lois Wilson Noah Beery and author Emerson Hough linked to the story.
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Hati
Tiegh
Irwin Willat
Pammennt
Hiland Theatre
Witch
Jack Holt
Ernest Torrence
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
Emerson Hough
Atery
Death of Joseph B. Hatcher 18 in 1925 service member
Joseph B. Hatcher born Myrtle Point December 9 1906 died in the Hawaiian Islands March 7 1925 age 18 years 2 months 29 days His body returned last week He served in U S Artillery No 55 Battery D He leaves father and brother John W Hatcher of Arizona and many relatives Funeral service Church of the Brethren April 23 1925 at 9 30 am with burial at Dora cemetery nearby
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Joseph B. Hatcher
Myrtle Point
Hawaiian Islands
U. S. Artillery No. 55
John W. Hatcher
Arizona
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Circuit Court
Elis
ORK
ROYAL
Myrtle
Boy Scouts Movement
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