Real Estate Transfers and Legal Notices Report
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels in Coos and Marshfield areas with buyers and prices including L. J. Simpson to Henry Wiebke, Ida Knowlton to J. L. Gaunt, and others. The section also notes several divorces denied or granted, custody orders, and new business name filings for Radio Electric Hardware, Yellow Cab, Coquille Home Building and Investment, and Coquille River Boom Company with Marshfield involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Simpson
Henry W. Wiebke
Lotsa
Lakeside
Ida M. Knowlton
J. L. Gaunt
Coos Bay
A. R. Knowlton
Coos Bay Plate
North Bend
George Horsfall
Lydia E. Horsfall
Marshfield
W. G. Robertson
C. Tyerne
Woodlawn
Merchant Land Co
C. A. Tyerne
Railroad
W. J. Conrad Etux
Western White Cedar Co
Radio-Electric Hardware Company
Coquille
Oerding Mfg. Co
Geo. F. Oerding
Walter F. Oerding
Yellow Cab Co
J. C. Sherman
Coquille Home Building & Investment Co
Robert A. Ross
W. 8. Stickles
J. J. Stanley
Hughes Resigns as Secretary of State
Secretary of State Charles E Hughes announces his resignation to take effect March 4 1925 after twenty years in public service. President Coolidge accepts with praise and ambassador Frank B Kelley is named to succeed him in the role with Kelley to London first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court
Harlan F. Stone
Charles B. Warren
Charlies E. Hughes
Freak B. Kelleg
Mate, Making
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bbis
Syceeene
Charlies E Hughes
Frank B. Kelley
London
Hughes
Coolidge
Kelley
Washington
State Department
White House
New York
Oregon Governor Warns Legislature on Tax Reform and Assessments
Governor Pierce addresses the 13th legislative assembly urging tax reform and state economy. He cites reduced state taxes from 1922 to 1924, defends income tax, critiques Multnomah County assessments, and calls for legislation to rectify tax inequities and improve assessment practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
33Rd Legislative Assembly
Oregon
13Rd Legislative Assembly
Rigs Tax Commission
Road Law Parley Seeks Unified Auto Rules
Senate considers two measures on vehicle regulation. Senator Hall proposes a five member committee with two senators and three representatives to confer with California and Washington on uniform speed, lighting, and driving rules. He also seeks to end use of speed traps on public highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Senator Hall
California
Washington
Hall
Coquille National Farm Loan Association Elects Officers
The Coquille National Farm Loan Association elected officers for the new year. C. E. McCurdy was named president with George S. Davis as vice president and D. F. Thompson as G. C. Welch and W. O. Matthews as directors. R. HL Maatt serves as secretary treasurer with D. T. Thompson and Geo. S. Davis on the board of appraisers. The group has 31 members and a loaning capacity of 116000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille National ‘Farm, Loan “Association
C. E. McCurdy
George 8. Davis
DF. ‘Thompson
C. Welch
W. O. Matthews
HL. ‘Maat
D. T. Thompson
Geo
Davis
Security Bank Holds Annual Meeting for Officers
The Security Bank held its annual meeting last Thursday to elect officers for the coming year. All directors were re-elected and officers retained in their current posts. Directors include R. C. Dement N. G. W. Perkins W. E. Lundy Lester Dement and Claude H. Giles. Officers are R. C. Dement president N. G. W. Perkins vice president Karl Kaufman cashier and Harry Dement assistant cashier. The bank reports a prosperous year with a surplus over half of its $25 000 capital stock and a good dividend to stockholders earlier in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
R. C. Dement
N. G. W. Perkins
W. E. Lundy
Lester Dement
Claude H. Giles
Karl Kaufman
Harry Dement
Joint Installation of Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors
A large crowd attended a Wednesday joint installation. Royal Neighbors officers including Laura Schroeder and Ruby Northrup performed a drill with an extra chaplain and six team members. The Woodmen followed with Sam Johnston as installing officer and L S Martin as marshal, along with listed officers and ceremonial staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Nellie Ray
Sarah Hermann
Sam Johnstom
Laura Schroeder
Ruby
Q. Northrup
P. O
Lucy Barker
Mary Fite
Mollie Schriefer
Eva Hazelwood
Anna Tripp
A. M
Mabel Martin
I. S
Anna Clinton
O. S
Mollie Stevens
Dr. Clarke
Gladys Evans
Faith
Irene Hayes
Courage
Audrey Wagner
Marjorie McCulloch
Modesty
Dena Mast
Endurance
Ardyce Clinton
The
Woodmen
Vo. C
W. E-- Fite
Rebekahs Install Officers At Una Lodge No 120
At the Una Rebekah lodge meeting the officers for the coming term were installed with Pearl Hendricks as District Deputy President and Jennie Rackleff as Grand Warden among others. The list includes Amelia Perkins N G Dora Schroeder V G and Irene Hayes treasurer plus Lillie Dement Jennie Rackleff and Pearl Hendricks in various offices. Mrs Ida Harris and Mrs John Felcher were elected trustees for terms. Members recalled 23 years of the lodge’s history and charter members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Rebekah Lodge
No. 120
Pearl Hendricks
Jennie Rackhelf
Sarah Hermann
Lennie McLaughlin
Anna M. Bledsoe
Una
Amelia Perkins
N. G
Dora Schroeder
Grand
Marshal
Aid Meeting Set At Barker Home In Friday Tea
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church will meet at 2:00 PM Friday at the home of Mr E. C. Barker. All members and guests are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the
M. E. Church
E. C. Barker
Seleak
Local County Basketball Opens With Wide League Play
Eight county schools began league action last week as Myrtle Point defeated North Bend 17 to 11 at Marshfield armory. North Bend’s new coach focused on speed and strength as Arago beat Bandon 21 to 13. Coquille routed Marshfield 20 to 7 while Powers beat Coos River 20 to 7 at Powers Gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AYR ZO
Bandon
Coos River
Coquilbe Ecco
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
North Bendoo
Powoee Oon
Powoee Oon. Eesaceeeneneessceeeeneeeees
North Bend
Marshfield Armory
Myrtll Point
Myrtle
Point Orrell
Nosler McDaniel
Arago
Banden
Faber
Krantz
Coquille
Coquille Boys
Marshfield Boys
Bay Shooters
Powers
Coos River Powers
Coog River
Duck Season Closes Amid Low Shot Totals at Myrtle Point
The Myrtle Point marshes end their duck season with poor hunting conditions. Clark Fenster boasted about 14 mallards and widgeon from an early hunt, but this claim is treated as an exaggerated tale by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Clark Fenster
Ford Sedan Award Goes To Two Subscribers
Leslie Tichenor and Miss Mary O Neil won a two door Ford Sedan in a subscription contest run by the Saturday Blade and Chicago Ledger. They sent in over 400 subscriptions and will receive delivery from the local Ford dealer after a telegram from the contest manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Tichenor
Mary O'Neil
Blade
Chicago Ledger
Crowded Out by Advertising Forces
An extra heavy run of advertising forces the newspaper to rein a portion of the Governor's next week edition.
Oliver Train Drowns In Elk Creek Near Dora
Oliver Train a 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs A T Train drowned in Elk Creek near Dora on the Coquille River while log driving with others. He was riding a log when it bumped and he fell into swift water. body not recovered as searchers continue the next day. The family mourns a second loss to the same household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Train
A. T. Train
Elk Creek
Dora
Coquille River
Oliver
William Olsen
Ince
Train
Infant Daniel Cribbins Dies in Clarke Hospital
On Tuesday January 13 1925 the infant son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Cribbins of Bridge died at Clarke hospital The child named Daniel Olives Cribbins was one month old The parents have another child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Cribbins
Bridge
Clarke Hospital
Daniel Olives Cribbins
Hunters barred from preserves and posted reminders at intervals
The game commission declares hunting unlawful on the listed preserves and will post signs at half mile intervals. The properties included are 753 acres of L. J. Simpson at Shoreacres, 4,300 acres of Russell Dement in Myrtle Point, 2,500 acres of Taylor Dement in Myrtle Point, and 2,000 acres of Indian and North Prairie owned by S. M Wellock, Jackson & Dyer, and H. A Deleng.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Game Commission
L. J. Simpson
Shoreacres
Russell Dement
Myrtle Point
Taylor Dement
S. M Wellock
Jackson & Dyer
H. A Deleng
Mrs J H Schroeder Dies After Illness In Oregon
Mrs J Henry Schroeder died January 8 1925 after illness with bronchial pneumonia at Prosper Oregon Elisabeth Maude DeLong born March 15 1892 in Prosper later married J Henry Schroeder March 15 1917 She leaves husband an adopted boy and a newborn son born January 3 1925 Funeral January 10 1925 at Ellingsen chapel Coquille Rev Turner MacDonald officiating Interment TY OOF cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Schroeder
Elisabeth Maude
Isaac DeLong
Prosper
Oregon
J. Henry ‘Schroeder
Ellingsen Chapel
Coquille
Turner MacDonald
Coos County Superintendent E. C. Mulkey Elected President
C E Mulkey county superintendent of Coos County schools was elected president of the State Association of School Superintendents at its Salem meeting. The group endorsed establishing normals creating training centres in high schools and restoring the old three day annual institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Mulkey
Coos County
State Association of
Salem
Birth of a Son for Maurice and Mrs Ray
Mr and Mrs Maurice Ray welcomed a son named Richard Gene on Monday January 12 1925 The notice expresses a sentiment of joy amid sorrow and marks the family milestone in a concise family obituary style
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Ray
Pound
Richard Gene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Cara Johan Johnson
Ingrid Bofian Henderson
Edeon Carpenter
Bertha
Eva A. Cummings
Reedsport
Jack Dempsey Downer
Winnifred
Boramers
Marchnett
Jensle
B. Clark
L. H. Witspatrick
Flora Ham
Mond
Garmi K
Shew
Bether
Rath. Dararod
Secretary OF State
State Income Tax Department
State House
State Tax Commission
Justice McCourt
South Carolina
Multnomah
Biooks
Multonomah County
Multnomah County
Tax Investigating Committee
I. N. Day
Joint Committee On Assessment and Taxation
Prohibition
Joe
Rebekahs Install
J. H. Schroeder
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