Coos County Property Transfers and Marriages Noted
A list of property transfers across Coos Bay area towns includes Marshfield, Bandon, and Coquille deeds with values up to 180.04. Marriages announced involve residents from Charleston to Marshfield and North Bend, with numerous names linked to parcels and estates. Administrative actions name executors and guardians for several estates, including Luttrell and Boak, with valuations cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferndale
Justice My Berris Ito Curtis
Townsend
Coquille
City of
Bandon
J. H. Prather
Mabel
Bchoppert
Ocean View
North Bend
W. T. Rogers
Beck
Bay View
Marchfield
Gee
BS. A. Carmichael Etlun
J. F. Itener
Flanagan
Mary Mullen
N. D. Oswald
Chas. Sneddon
Ellen Sneddon
L. F
Falkenstein
J. T. McGuire
Marshfield
Bennett’ Trust Co
Annie G. Black
Bennett
Bandon Beach
Thos. Howe
Thos. Howe, Jr
Waterman’s Park
C. W. Upton
A. Hayes
Elliot
James Chaison
Henrietta B. Moulton
Charleston
Louis Dyer
Ella Sheehan
Powers
Guy Armstrong
Jane Bengman
John Stowell
Eugene
Verle Bedford
James H. Drennon
Edna Naylor
George E. Schroeder
Raith Ellis
Rodelph Hillstrom
Agnes MaGianis
Jack Vittilow
Mariel E. Rutherford
Ralph McAdam
St. Helens
Lillian Christy
Jennie Luttrell
Heaty C. Luttrell
Isaac Barklow
Mildred
Mella
Margaret J. Boak
Gurley Boak
Mountain States Power opens new steam plant at North Bend
Grand opening extended invitation to all for Mountain States Power Company’s $700,000 steam plant on the water front in North Bend. Open house Friday and Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to cover the day with guided tours through the plant.
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Mountain States Power Company
North Bend
Myrtle Pointer Honored Soldier Lifelong North Carolina Ties
An elderly local veteran, A M Bede, is honored in Myrtle Point for his service with the U S airplane corps. The report notes his years in town, family links including brothers Frank and Joseph, and a World War I era enlistment in 1922.
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A. M. ‘Bede
U. S
North Pole
Myrtle
Point
Good Roads Association Elects Marshfield Leader at Coquille
At the annual meeting of the Cood County Good Roads Association held in Coquille Tuesday evening January 1 Marshfield was elected president Dr S C Endicott of Bendon vice president and S Snyder of North Bend was reelected treasurer. The meeting discussed matters affecting Coos and Curry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coda
Good Roads
Coquille
Bopad Jiot
Marshfield
8. C. Endicott
Bandoni
Sia Deagde E. Snyder
North Bend
Pias Ae
Coes
Curry
Art exhibition to feature world masterpieces at Grammar School
Belmont based Elsen Art Publication Co. plans an exhibition of famous paintings sculpture and architecture at the Grammar School on May 14 1988. Proceeds fund school purchases of pictures for wall decoration and to broaden public access to art for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsen Art Publication Co.,.Inc
Belmont
Mase
Bebeat
Grammar School
Aon
John C. van Dyke
Myrtle Point School District Adds Two Teachers for Next Year
The district elected two more teachers for the coming year. Mrs. Effie Shindall will teach the fourth grade and Mrs. Minnie Hermann will serve as an extra teacher. Old teachers remain in Myrtle Point schools. The budget committee will meet the school board on May 1.
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Nec 41
Effie Shindall
Minnie ‘Hermann
Myrtle Point
A. C. Chast
J. Oly
Lundy Cheese Factory Names Coos Maid in Branding Move
The Lundy Cheese Factory files the name Coos Maid for their cheese. Vern Lundy and his father oversee the factory with Mr Nel Som as manager. The plant has expanded its building to add a large room to boost production of the famed cheese.
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Lundy Cheese
Coos Maid
Vern Lundy
Nel- Som
A Gong of Columbia Highway by Barsee
In his bouvenie edition C Louis Barsee presents a history of the Columbia Gorge. He links the region’s formation to a past inland sea and aims to restore factual accuracy while crafting a captivating narrative. Barzee is identified as an instructor at Benson Polytechnic in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Louis Barsee
Benson
Polytechnic Fidheel
Portland
Columbia Gorge
Bistary
Thi
Tt Peti
Ota
Esate
Local notes from Coquille pass time and timber work
Dora Sin Gearhart travels to Coquille while loggers finish season work on Elk Creek and river dams. Miss Margaret Raish’s school boys visit. Easter program by Dora school. May 16 fundraiser for cemetery chapel set at McKinley hall with baskets and partners. local property trades and roadwork noted.
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Sin
Gearhart
Coquille
Bill Olsen
George” Chaney
Stemmler
Brino
Lange
Myrtle
Point
Glenn
Shores
Elk ‘Creek
Bill ‘Olsen
Leatherman’s
McKinley
Margaret
Raish
Ceoys
G. G. Gill
Walker
Woodburn
Swan
Leland
Harvey
Minard
Dora Post Office
Cemetery Chapel
Bridge School Bonds Bid Report From District
Bids on Bridge School District No 0 bonds were opened Friday night by Clerk Earl Stee at the Bank of Southwestern. The issue totaled 16,000 dollars with premium noted. The bonds will fund a new building and related school improvements for teachers and staff.
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Bridge
Saat
Earl ‘Stee
Bank of Southwestern ‘Gb N
Eaiface
Fragmented diary notes from unnamed families and individuals
The text lists several individuals and surnames in a fragmented fashion, mentioning Mrs. Nellie Bander Nelda Benders Mrs. Carrie Hermann Mrs. Ernest Shuison and daughter Donna Mrs. Dora Schroeder Racklef Mr. and Mrs. Gusa Bébder and children Edward Rilwerth Dorothy, with unclear context or event.
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Nellie Bander
Nelda ‘Benders
Carrie Hermann
Ernest Shuison
Donna
Dora” Schroeder
Racklef
Gusa Bébder
Edward
School Play Arioso to Be Presented Friday Evening
Readable text describes a real school play by a Boggt freshman titled Arioso. The event will be held in the gymnasium Friday evening, May 9, as part of the school spirit display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariigo
Saale
Are “Gymnasium
Tor
Spirit
JeTeereg
Bond Election Date Confusion Prompt Court Review
The article outlines a dispute over bond election dates with inconsistencies noted in multiple documents. Bond attorneys urge precision to avoid nullification and loss of funding, and say petitions need not be circulated again as originals will stand after corrections.
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Spo
Péilland
Teal
Winfree
Johnson
McCullock
Opening Dance at Oaks Pavilion by Myrtle Point Fire Boys
The Myrtle Point Fire boys have leased the Oaks Pavilion for six months for dancing. The opening dance is scheduled for Saturday night May 2 with a special out of town five part orchestra providing the music.
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Myrtle Point
Miland Theatre May 3 4 Week Schedule At A Glance
The Miland Theatre lists a May 3 4 program with Marion Davies in Yolanda and In ternational News. May 5 6 features Fred Thompson in Calloping Gallagher Idahos Chapter The Law Forbids and a two reel comedy. May 8 shows a high school program and May 9 Richard Barthelmess in Twenty One and a Century comedy Whats the Use.
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Marion’ Davies
Yolanda
Fred” Thompson
Calloping
Gallagher
Idaho
TeoBeby Reney
Wesday
High School
Richard Barthelmess
Teachers Elected for Coming Year Named
The Ridge school teachers selected for the upcoming year are G. G. Springer, Miss Ev Nice, Lapham, C. B. Murray, and Mrs. Irene Steele.
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Dridge Echoels
Een
G. G. Springer
Wwife
Evnice, Lapham
C. B. Murray
Irene
Arago Caley Robinson Very Ill At Home
Arago Caley Robinson is very ill and staying at the home of his sister Mrs Clarence Schroeder in Atago. Visitors listed include Mr and Mrs Russell and daughter Mr MacFarland Professor Beck Mrs Frank Culver Miss Lou Hooter Mr and Mrs Goldner and son Marold Mrs Steinhoff and children. Everett Lafferty and sister were on business to Bay-on Wednesday.
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Caley” Robinson
Clarence Schroeder
Atago
Russell
Mr. MacFarland
Professor Beck
Frank ‘Culver
Lou Hooter
Gosldner
Marold
Steinhoff
MacDonald
Everett Lafferty
Smother
May Pole Dance and Operetta Opens Series Finale
The event closes a Parent-Teacher Association series with an operetta titled Midsummer Eve and a May pole winding by two groups. Costumes are elaborate and proceeds help fund a school piano for the year. Community attendance urged to support next year’s improvements.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Germany Elects President by Popular Ballot for First Time
Germany conducted a presidential election by popular vote for the first time in its thousand year history. Von Hindenburg won on the second ballot, after seven candidates split the March vote. the seven year term allows possible reelection, and women gain equal voting rights at age twenty.
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Wis
von Hindenberg
Rand
Local Social News From Coquille Myrtle Point And Sitkum
Bridge J T Efernden delivered seed corn to Coquille while Jennie Luttrell visited Myrtle Point. The Birthday club gathered at the Left home for April dinner with 72 attendees including Charles Wilson Sitkum and Guy Porterfield Myrtle Point. Omer Idao to preach at Bridge church Sunday. Mrs Culver and Lou Hooton visited West Norway. J C Lane on business trip to Portland. life quote ends.
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J. T. Efernden
Coquille
Jennie Luttrell
Myrtle Point
Lou
Maude Hooton
Birthday Club
Cecil Lett
Joe Lett
Miss Dorna
Theresa Dement
Norman Williams
Emery Eggers
Guy Porterfield
Vesta Crunk
Dorothy Hooton
Ernest Lett
Electric Shop Moves to New Location Across Street
The Electric shop relocates its operation to the former Cops Ke building across the street. Staff invite customers to inspect the new location as the move completes.
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Usy
Sea Tee Searle
Ketel Daibding
Perkins
MaBiding
Band Organized in Myrtle Point for First Rehearsal
Citizens report a new band organized in Myrtle Point to perform at city events. About 15 enthusiastic players plan the first rehearsal this evening at 8 o'clock at City Hall. The group aims to provide an armed recreation and entertainment, with high prospects of success under Abbott Street.
Bemele Ways Big Qsy Tot Schools of County
The county track meet is set for Friday May 9 at the grounds. Judges named by the committee include Wells Huggins Coleman and Loewe for track events Kirst Mast Toshlinson Archibald. Dr A B Peacock starts the events. Ralph Sparrow is not yet official.
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Ounty
Jhaive
Bees
Wells
Huggins
Coleman
Loewe
Kirst
Mast
Toshlinson
Archibald
A. B. Peacock
Ralph Sparrow
Oregon
Doctor Magroder to Speak in Coquille May 21
Doctor Magroder is recommended as a speaker and is to address students in Coquille on May 21 and the following evening. His topic is Assets and his book American Government, adopted for use in Onersa High School next year.
Odd Fellows Celebrate 106th Anniversary Event
The Rebekahs and visiting lodges joined the Odd Fellows in a 106th anniversary event. C W Gano presided as Rev Me Branham led prayers, with musical numbers by Mrs Specker and Elsie Moller. An impersonation of Old Joe and songs by Sam Johnston and others closed with a lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Brother Odd Fellows
Magmie Rebekah Lodge
Gequille
Jim
L O
C. “W. Gano
Ole
Virginia
Tucker
Mr. Johnston
Branham
Order
America
Tenbirths Note Count Shows Boys Among Deliveries
Mr and Mrs John F Thorp of Powers Hill raise the first 1925 10 pound boy born at Mast hospital on Friday April 24. The nurse Reland reports a mix of births with eight male among last ten deliveries observed by Dr Mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Thorp
Powers
Mast Hospital
Mire
Reland
Mast. Teperta
Local School Concert and Oration Under Oaks
A Virginia gathering celebrated with a speech by Dr Hermann Parkwood and musical performances by a trombone duet and strings. Attendees praised freedom and the Creator's works as the program opened under a great oak with a procession,orse and chorus joining in.
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Charles
Drs Hermann
John’ "Parkwoold
Virginia
Lobey
Know
Felk
Sam
Rhode
Rhodes
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Sohal Ra
Pistmict
Lanily’Cheese Co
Columbia
Dora
Bridge School
Aragosebtida
Miland
Arago
Germany
Seeger
Electric
JO Bemele Ways
I. O
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