Real Estate Transfers and Notices Across Coos Bay Region
The week’s real estate activity lists numerous deeds across Bandon Marshfield North Bend and Coquille with transfers between individuals and companies including Beach Investment Co. and Nashburg’s additions. Notable names include Gage Besch Hanley Spencer Fitzgerald Adams and the Windward firms. recorded lots tracts and dates span Coos Bay area properties and public records. A divorce granted Ethel Robison from William Robison and business notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Harry
E. N. Smith
Yange
C. A. Gage
Portland
Bandon
Margaret E. Hanley
Beach Investment Co
Weat Bandon
Mathilda Anna Spencer
West Bandon
William M. Lorenz
Larry C
Leona E. Fitzgerald
Powers
Larry C. Fitzgerald
Harold R. Adams
Frank Davis
Frank E. Lockhart
Border &Bender
Myrtle Point
Gertrude M
Platt
Frances Travis
Bay City
William Kittson
Carl John West
Cummings
Spokane
Coos Bay
Charles Locke Paddon
Evalynne D. Paddon
C. M. Barton
J. N. Colomb
Cartwright's Addition
Laura A. Martin
Aiz
F. C. Farrin
City of
North Bend
E. P. Ellingsen
Coos County
J. D. Donaldson
Bahdon Beach Relaty Co
Marshfield
Sunset City
Ralph F. Milne
Rose M. Phelan
Tom of Powers
Frances Traves
R. C. Kitteen
J. D. Trousdale
H. E. Burmester
Western Addition
W. W. Beckelet
Ernest Porter
John L. Ansenetux
Seymour H. Bell
Aleo Timber
Edwin V. Kinley
Bank of Bandon
Rey L. Gouldin Et
C. A. Delong
Sherman Avenue
William R. Brown
State of Oregon
Nosler
Coquille
G. O. Brown
Ernest E. Allen
Boise
W. B. Rohrer
Geo. A. Gilman
Fat Elk
G. & Brown Et Ux
Coral Dasher
Amanda Filen Loggie
Pythian Sisters Toasts Newlyweds in Social Evening
The M. E. C. announced a social evening after last Tuesday's meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Noel were feted, followed by the surprise introduction of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Schroeder. An auto trip to southern Oregon preceded the wedding on August 2 1924 in Grants Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Noel
Percy Schroeder
Oregon
Grants Pasa
Mr. Schroeder
Wisdom
Mr. Fields
Train Delayed Near Umpqua River Bridge Repair
The Eugene bound train arrived late yesterday due to a bridge issue north of the Umpqua River. Bridge repair workers reinforced the piling and no crossing attempt occurred until the structure was stabilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Kroll
Umpqua
Producers Problem Given Consideration
Frances Barzee details the Rochedale system for farmer cooperatives, outlining member fees, payment methods, rebates, and bank reserves. He describes strict farming qualifications, no credit, and centralized shipping, citing a California store as a successful model with wide expansion and predicted growth across the nation.
Incentive to Jonsasate and Producer Spotlight
The phrase highlights the incentive given to Jonsasate and the producer, described as the essential backbone and lifeblood of every country, reflecting the drive behind national progress.
Nine Carloads of Cattle Shipped from Myrtle Point
Beef cattle moved to Portland market from Myrtle Point on Saturday with 2 cars for Taylor Dement 3 for Max Dement 3 for E. F. Dement and 2 for Joe Knight. Yards remained full Monday with over 100 head held for sale and prices weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Portland
Taylor Dement
Max Dement
Dement
Joe Knight
Coos County Road Bond Push Seeks 280000 Vote
The Coos County Good Roads Association met at the Coquille hotel and endorsed a 280000 road bond to match state funds and complete started projects. A larger 585000 bond plan was discussed but postponed. the county court rejected it for the upcoming special election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
J. E. Norton
Coquille
Boy Scouts to Port Orford Pioneer Reunion
Coos County Boy Scouts will visit Port Orford for a pioneer reunion this week with a reenactment of the Battle Rock battle by Captain Kirkpatrick and his eight men. Myrtle Point Scouts join from Bandon at 11:00 a.m. in a single caravan to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Coos County
Port Orford
Kirkpatrick
Battle Rock
Myrtle Point
Bandon
Myrtle Point Council Passes Pedlar License Ordinance
The Myrtle Point City Council met Monday night to pay bills and review monthly reports. It passed a pedlar license ordinance banning street vending without city fees, while farmers may sell produce on streets or door to door. The petition to ban street dancing was referred to the Ordinance committee as the building committee reported progress on the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idso
Branham
City of
Myrtle Point
Anna Barklow
Harry Snell
John Harris
E. J. Michael
E. Wilton James
B. F. Barklow
I. Barklow
W. A. Lett
R. F. Mumford
J. H. Barklow
Wm. Stauf
Adolph Spiess
Sam J. Root
J. D. Root
George B. Adams
Louis D. Root
Flossie Wilson
F. Snell
Mra
Anna Reed
Etta Barklow
J. 8. Root
8. S. Reed
Omer Idso
Chas. Os Hosman
Wilhelmine Christensen
C. O. Hosman
Ida E. Harris
Elizabeth Bartling
F. L. Handerson
Chas. Bartling
J. A. Hart
M. RB. Lee
C. E. Pullen
G.A. .Spencer
J. A. Green
George Spencer
Myrtle Pullen
Jennie M. Clarke
Albert Spencer
Building Committee
Local Coquille Triumph Over Myrtle Point 10 to 0
In a Sunday baseball game at home the Coquille team defeated Myrtle Point 10 to 0. Prizes awarded included belts. Shoes and other goods for top hitters, baserunners, and fielding feats to multiple players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coos County Picnic Enthusiasm At Salem Meeting
Former Coos County residents and current members gathered in Salem for the annual picnic. C. L. Bender was re elected president of the Coos County club and Mr. Dryden, formerly with the Coquille Sentinel, was re elected secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos ‘County
Coos County
Salem
C. L. Bender
Dryden
Coquille Sentinel
Trease
Sunday Gathering List Names and Families Across Towns
A Sunday gathering listed numerous attendees and their families from Portland to Myrtle Point. Couples and individuals include the Le Bénder, Cari, Todd, Folsom, Nolsom, Coke, Steward, Neideigh, Braden, Lee, Conner, Pemberton, Moon, Minard, Annin, Mooniaw, Garnett, Annin, Coleman, Benham, Flinn, Willard, Bright, Mereen, Summerlin, and Lardin. Locations spans Portland, Salem, Woodburn, Aurora, Myrtle Point and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ene le Bénder
Ira Cari
Ira Todd
Gene Todd
L. + Traver
Fred Folsom
Nolsom
John 8. Coke
H. B. Steward
Hugh Neideigh
Charlie Fredrickeee
Pak Salem
Town Plans Home Building Corporation to ease housing shortage
A Monday evening meeting in the Council Chamber formed a Home Building Corporation. A committee will draft by laws and plans, with a report soon. Proposed stock to start the venture is ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Comcern
Dressing Up as City Hall Building Nears Completion
Residents notice changes as the new City Hall rises. Across the street Mr Barklow renews his porch and paints his house. Methodist church officials decide to begin exterior painting to align with the new construction. The drive to match the era of progress prompts heightened vigilance and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barklow
Methodist Church
Ee Cone
Sven
Forest Fires Raged Near Halls Creek and Rural Areas
A Monday fire west of town scorched a large area before Fire Marshal Non Adams and a large force of men halted it. It held on the Smith Burn with no damage to valuable timber. Creeks Catching and Middle reported under control with Maiden farm house once threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halls Creek
Non Adams
Old Smith
Maiden Farm
Marine guardsman joins U S S Seattle on Pacific voyage
Kenneth Wayne Cutler of Myrtle Point Oregon completed Sea School training in San Diego and was assigned to the U S S Seattle flagship of the Pacific Fleet as a Marine guard. He joined the Marine Corps last April and learned duties in San Diego before transferring to the Seattle which patrols Pacific waters near the West Coast. The Seattle was reported at Bremerton recently and is expected to move to another port soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Sea School
Kenneth Wayne Cutler
Myrtle Point
Oregon
U.S. 8
Seattle
Pacific Fleet
Cutler
Agnes Broderick
Marine Corps
Portland
Pacific
West Coast
Bremerton
Washington
Brownsville expands sewers hydrants and water system
Brownsville undertakes sewer improvements, adds fire hydrants, and upgrades its water distribution. Albany accelerates work on a new hospital project. Astoria Savings Bank lifts capital to 200000 dollars. Oregon wool fleeces average nine pounds, above national 7 to 8 pound average in 1922. Rainier forms a new sewer district. Hood River repaves Oak Street. Astoria-New builds a 16000 dollar structure replacing aging Hapf apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Albany
Astoria Savings Bank
Oregon
Rainier
Hood River
Oak Street
Astoria
Hapf
Union High District to Run School in Old Building Next Year
At a joint meeting of Union District No. 2 and District No. 41 officials and legal and banking representatives, contracts for teachers are in place and plans for another year in the old high school building were set. A budget committee will draft next year’s budget while litigation delays a new building. If Union High is barred from operating, District 41 will assume duties to keep the school functioning for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union District No. 2
Union High District
Names left off in Chautauqua guarantor list
The list of guarantors for next year’s Chautauqua omitted the first 18 names because they were written on the paper’s back side. The American set marked the visible signs as actives, missing names such as Campbell, O. G. Bunch (McKinley), A. G. Thompson, Fred S. Jolly, and A. A. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
O. G. Bunch
McKinley
A. G. Thompson
Fred S. Jolly
A. A. Baker
Marshfield Seeks Water From Brewster Valley Survey
A Marshfield committee headed by City Engineer Burton and including Mayor Duncan Ferguson J, W M Inturff Earl W Murphy and Dan KE Maloney visited Brewster valley to survey it as a potential water source for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Brewster Valley
Burton
Duncan Ferguson
J.,w.mc.inturff
Earl W. Murphy
Dan KE. Maloney
Family Reunion Brings Memories of Long‑Lost Relatives
A Myrtle Point gathering brought together E. E. Howe and sister Mrs. R. Gilmore with their kin. They recalled their brother Charlies Howe who settled in Myrtle Point in 1872 and died about 16 years ago, his children now at home. Their aunt and uncle traveled from Nadi to join the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Howe
R. Gilmore
Myrtle Point
Charlies Howe
Marshfield
Nadi
Prophetic Bible Conference in Methodist Church
Jacob Moses Harris of Chicago will conduct a Prophetic Bible Conference at the Methodist church from August 7 to 17. Harris is an orthodox Jew converted to Christianity 22 years ago and brings 30 years of Bible study to the event. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Moses Harris
Chicago
Methodist Church
Mr. Harris
Conference on Public Health Held in Portland
A Pacific Coast Health Authorities conference occurred yesterday in the Portland Public Library hall. Prominent national figures attended and discussed many topics related to public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast Health Authorities
Portland
Public Library
Building Beauty Parlor Planned Next to News and Music Store
E. J. Schneider is erecting a new building on Fifth street beside the News and Music Store to house a beauty parlor. Mrs. R. C. Bowers will move her beauty parlor to its location when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Schneider
News and Music Store
Fifth Street
R. C. Bowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit
Court :News
E. H. Hern
Elliott
Archie Brown
Alva A. Cooketux
Ellott
Edgar G. Cooketux
L. J. Davidson
Highland Park Addition
C. Ginder Et al
Riverside Addition
Agnes R. Sengstacken
Jennie M. Stewart
J. F. White
F. E. Conway
Ida Magerie
Myrtle Magerie
William Wakefield
Hauser Construction Co
Clare D. Gordon
Christine Kruse
Charleston Bay Company
E. E. Long
Charleston
Provrieges
James L. Rockwell
Inez F. Bunch
Delmar R. Tarmbell
Elizabeth Turner
Grants Pass
Nellie Wisdom
Alfred Crowell
Rose Turner
Lawrence B. Reynolds
Ida Loranger
Eastside
Earl Elson Noah
Ida Mack
Charles Sherman Wheeler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Hazel B. Whitman
Fred Madden
Mabel Mayfields
Velorous N. Cail
Alma Sickles
Ethel Robison
William Robison
A. W. Chapin
A. W. Chapin, Jr
Chapin
Pythian Sisters
Barzee
Rochedale System
Frances
Grange
Rochedale
England
Roth -$E
Fcr
Board
California
T. T. Bennett
J. H. Bowers
Wm. Grimes
T. P. Hanley
E. R. Peterson
Charles Hall
C. H. Nosler
Chamber of Commerce
F. J. Schneider
Henry Rosslow
H. A. Schroeder
H. M. Branham
E. G. Mann
R. A. Annin
William Gurney
A. C. Chase
Dal M. King
George Willoughby
G .E. Tabor
J. M. Bledsoe
Henry A. Schroeder
Lyle Nosler
Harlocker
C. Nostrom
Hatton
Bryce Nosler
Bon Ton Cafe
S. Breuer
Lee Clothing Co
Bud Carewe
J. H. Myers
Perkins
B. Nosler
Penny
Civic Queen
W. L. Herron
Schmitt Grocery
M. Poland
Gus Dietz
Schneider
Wennies
Dey
City Market
Home Building Organization
ON Pacific
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