Marshfield navigative team leads in Coast League event
The Marshfield squad and five named rivals including Myrtle Point Willam Lada and Huge Gurney claimed victory in a coastal league meet. North Bend defeated Coquille while Set first place is noted. A later tiebreak is planned to settle standings.
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Sumiday
Gilad
Marshfield
Myrtle
Point
Willam
Lada
Huge Gurney
North Bend
Coquille
Carnival Night at Weedman Hall Featured Diverse Entertainment
A night at Weedman hall showcased a candy booth, a fish pond, and a Gypsy tent along with a refreshment booth. Decorations themed with hearts framed performances by locals including H Clarke, Ray, Thelma Pearson, Sam Jeha ntom, and Mrs O H Clarke. Special mentions praised Mr Johnston's makeup and the event as neighbors enjoyed the variety amid rumors of a next show.
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New York
H. Clarke
Les Ray
Thelma Pearson
Jes
Sam Jehantom
Mr. Johnston
Piras
Pecan and North Bend Schedule For Local Events
Fragmented text lists a series of venue pairings including Coquille Marshfield Myrtle Point Bandon and North Bend with a fall calendar. It mentions PTA programs this Friday and a patriotic program to support local youngsters.
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Nes Konm
Jane Wel
Gasoline Men Organize in Local Board
The group elected officers Archie Walker of Coquille as first vice president Harvey Gernea of Merth Bend as second vice president ScA Whitacre of Marshfield as secretary and E E Capps of Bandon as treasurer.
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Sng Stew Eesgents
Archie Walker
Coquille
Harvey Gernea
Merth Bend
Sca
Illustrated lecture at Craigtien Church by Rev Purnell
An illustrated lecture by Rev. Mr. Purnell will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 in Craigtien Church. Slides will accompany the talk on Australia and New Zealand. Purnell has addressed large audiences in Coquille North Bend and Matchfield, where he was well received. A collection will be taken. All are welcome.
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Carigtien
Purnell
Sildes
Australia
New Zealand
Purnel
Talbon
Sunday and Monday February 22 1 2
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Way
Dewan East
Lik
Danie
Property transfers and notices listed in Marshfield area records
Legal notices list numerous property transfers in Marshfield and North Bend areas including lots and blocks in Ball, Swepmey’s First additions, and South Marshfield. Also recorded are divorces granted, marriages, and estate actions plus a Floyd case note.
Senate Considers Child Labor Amendment Bill In House
After hours of debate the Senate focused on House Bill No. 426 to refer the Child Labor amendment to voters, with the bill taking priority over other measures before the chamber.
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Senate
Supreme Court Denies Reversal in Peare Covell Case
The court declines to reverse the sentence for Hang L. W. Peare and Covell. Judge Kefidall indicates both are to be executed on the same day, with a potential date set for Friday March 13.
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L. W. Peare
Supreme Court
Kefidall
Peare
Covell
Hamng
Sdate
Mothers & Daughters Club Elects Officers
At the recent meeting of the Mothers and Daughters Club officers were elected for the coming year. The home of Mrs Nelson was chosen for the first Friday in March to host the next gathering.
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Mothers & Daughters Club
Nelson
Bids Open for Myrtle Point Bridge and Roosevelt Highway Work
Bids will be opened at the Multnomah hotel in Portland at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday February 26 for the Myrtle Point bridge construction and Roosevelt highway resurfacing from Bandon to the Carry county line and other segments. Specifications call for 790 feet of excavations 13000 lineal feet of piling 205 cubic yards of concrete 21000 pounds of reinforcement 40000 board feet of lumber 129000 feet of structural steel and 1390 lineal feet of truss superstructure. Other bids include bridges over Fierag creek Merteneek and Willer as the highway commission reviews proposals.
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Multnomah
Portland
Myrtle Point
Bandon-Curry County
Roosevelt Highway
Cegquille River
Bandon
Carry County Line
Denmark
Sixes” River
Highway Commission
Weidges
Fierag Creek
Merteneek
Will
Lundy Cheese Factory Hosts Lively Saturday Event
On Saturday evening February 14 the Lundy Cheese factory buzzed with patrons enjoying a feast of sandwiches cakes cheese and coffee. Ice cream overflowed as guests praised the facility and forecast brighter results ahead with confidence in Mr Nelson as a cheeseman unlikely to be beaten.
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Lundy
Nelson
St Valentines Masquerade Delights Local Social Set
A large crowd attended a St Valentine masquerade ball at Woodmen hall hosted by Mr and Mrs E J Schmeider Roy Osborne Henry Schroeder and Chris Meller. Prizes went to best costumes while Elsie Moller and Elise Cutler served at the punch bowl amid a red heart themed decor.
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E Ij. Sehmeider
Roy Osborne
Henary A. Schroeder
Chris Meller
Hutts
Natednalaty
Misa
Elsie Moller
Elise Cutler
Aeeast
Edna Throne
Bowers
Ray Dement
R. C. Bowers
Kari Kaufman
Clarke Fensler
W. E. Landy
Ed Roberts
Henry Roeslow
Bud Emery
Flentge Perkins
Ellis Dement
Guy Mann
Harry Dement
Elmer Bushnell
Ralph Kring
Percy Schroeder
A. Cc. Chase
Murphy
Charles Harlocker
D. W. Giles
Ernest Clausen
Robert Fearnley
Ralph Wilson
H. G. Hermann
G. L. McKay
N. G. W. Perkins
Schillings
Fred S. Bynon
BR. Buggee
G. E. Tabor
Marshfield
Edne Throne
Helen; Billings
Bridge
Mabel Lundy
Messrs
Orvin Gant
C. W. Gano
E .M. Dryndale
Chet Huling
Mervin Moller
Scout Haselwood
Cooper
Thompson
L. L. Graham
Eugene
Business Outlook Good Se. J. Loney Report
Se J Loney and wife return from the east noting optimism in business. He reports strong lumber demand in spring and summer, with winter delays hurting building. He predicts the west will feel the stimulus soon as eastern prices rise and bootlegging quoted at six quarts for 25 dollars.
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Se. J. Loney
New York
Washington
Birth Notices for William Eads Child
Mr and Mrs William Eads announce the birth of their child on February 5 1836 with the name likely Levey Back Levey and an adjacent name fragment.
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Wiliam Eads
Treday
An & Nari
Back Levey
Bridge to Build School From Community Efforts
A fragmented note suggests a near consensus to fund and construct a school through local community actions and collaborative support. The text hints at participation and regional involvement to achieve the project.
Local score recap as Myrtle Point battles Powers and Coos River
Friday night basketball results show Myrtle Point 26 14 over Powers while Coos River tops Neath Bead with 18 points. Bandon defeats Marshfield 12 10 amid high fouls as teams struggle at the line.
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Beheol
Wee Leek
Cogailipzs
Aragers
Myrtle
Marthfield
North Bend
Coes River
Myrtle Point
Powers
Boars
Gale
Coss River
Cots River
Neeth Bead
Coos River
Bandon
Marshield
Marshfield
City council weighs alley lights and dog licenses
The council rejected a petition for alley lights due to lack of funds while referring a request for a street light at Grand and Maple to the Street committee. Rockwell got a $2,200 Sixth Street residence permit. Culver became City Marshal. Beer for the fire company cost 300 feet from A. G. Lang Co. Dance hall ordinance cut to 5 dollars. a new ordinance draft ordered. Dog licenses set at 2 dollars for males, 3 dollars for females. curfew to be signaled by siren at 8 PM Saturdays. mufflers enforcement urged within city limits.
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Gr and
Maple
Street Committee
Rockwell
Sixth Street
W. Culver
A. G. Lang Co
Kennals
New Chief of Police Appointed by City Council
At the mid monthly city council meeting the mayor named FP W Culver as Chief of Police. The report notes that Culver has died several years ago.
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W. Culver
Culver
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Reports New Members and Plans
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce held its regular monthly meeting with 30 percent attendance. 34 new members were reported as the drive continues, and a park committee outlined year plans while a building association to ease housing congestion was explained. next meeting set for Tuesday, March.
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Fhe Chamber~ of Commerce
Sp. A . Russell
Debaise
Macking
Baynes
Mammittes
Aed
Jack
Barker
Budi Ae Wes
Ema
Mell
Horton
Eugene
Building Association
Messrs
Chase
Clin
Tom
Myrtle Point
Thhe City Hall
Siren to Sound for Curfew Enforcement Each Evening
The fire siren will be used for the curfew law and sounded each evening at 8 00 p m with a short blast. Citizens are warned not to mistake it for a fire alarm and are informed the test will occur nightly to keep the system in working order for true fire emergencies.
Roads Improving On Cocs Reneburg Highway
Bright sunshine has melted water on the Cocs Reneburg highway as crews work to drag the road and stabilize the surface. The scene reflects steady progress on the project with days of favorable weather aiding completion.
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Cocs-Reneburg
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Hattie Carter
Ernest Porter
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George Fillet
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Henry Stel
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Herman E. Edwards
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Charles Harbecker
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