Real Estate Transfers for the Week Listed
Real estate transfers include G. F. Sanborn to Arthur R. Rogers for sections u and 12 township 27 south range 11 west at 5000 dollars. Ellingsen deeds to multiple parties including Marshfield city and Coos County tracts, ranging up to 343.33 dollars. Also notices of marriages, divorces, and bankruptcies with various parties and locations including Marshfield, Bandon, Coquille, and North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G._F. Sanborn et al
Arthur R. Rogers
O. T. Bender
Roxie E. Stinton
E. P. Ellingsen
W. W. Endicott
W. E. Newbury
Powers
Marshfield
Perham Park
Bandon Beach Realty Co
Elliott
W. T. Moffett
Bay Park
Belle Madden
Rowe
Township
L. J. Davison
W. A. Hadden
J. A. Rasmussen
Bennett
Bandon Beach
Cora Davis
W. W. Livengood
Bangor
Warren
Butler
John F
H. A. Leake
W. E. Moers
Coos Bay
H. E. Broughton
A. Schmitt
F. RB. Jackson
Charles Cavanagh
Charles H. Waymire
Coquille
J. A. Collier
City of
Bernice Freitag
Esther Schillerstrom
Fred
Bynon
North Bend
W. R. Ochiltree
K. Lynch
Edward Rauschert
Fisher
Bandon
State Land Board
Stout Lumber Company
Range
J. E. Paulson
Agnes R. Sengstacken
Henry Sengstacken
R. D. Blakely
C. Baldwin
Mt Rairoad
E. W. Wright
Nestor Nurmi
Harpole
Mabel A. Weltzheimer
Eastalde
H. ©. Scammon Et Ax
Hazel E. Lange
Schaefers
Central Place
Roy J. Pettie Et Ax
W. M. van Norden
Bandon Beach Realty Company
Andrew Osberg
Dan Goldbloom
F. E. Conway Mortgage Company
W. G. Barnes
Coos County
Charles M.‘Smith
Peter ¥. Diecina Et Ax
Notley’s
Perham Park Company
Edward H. Joelink
Henry Sengstacken Company
Stewart C. MacDonald
Coos Bay Plate
Biland Theatre Weekly Schedule July 2 8
Sunday and Monday August 2 Peters and Patsy Ruth Miller in Head Winds Inter national News. Tuesday and Wednesday August 4 5 Monte Blue and Marie vost in The Lover of Camille Spat Family comedy Hot Stuff. Thursday and Friday August 7 Virginia Valli and Lloyd Hughes in In Every Woman s Life and comedy Keep Moving. Saturday August 8 Corinne Griffith in Love s Wilderness and Powdered Chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S—House Peters
Patsy Ruth Miller
Monte Blue
Marie Vost
Camille
Spat
Virginia Valli
Lloyd Hughes
Corinne Griffith
Vacation Bible School Progress and Friday Program
The daily vacation bible school is progressing well with teachers and pupils showing strong effort. A Friday evening program will display the students' work and Bible study, followed by a Saturday picnic at four oclock for all to attend at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Smith
No Meeting Here C E Report Cancels Local Session
The Christian Endeavor announces no meeting here this Sunday. Coquille Endeavors join Myrtle Point Endeavors for a union gathering at Patterson Grove from 8 30 a m to 4 30 p m Sunday inviting all youths to attend and enjoy the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
N“Union
Myrtle Point
Patterson Grove
Port Orford Hosts Spanish War Reunion Veterans Meet
Port Orford hosted the Spanish War Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary encampment with about 200 delegates. Myrtle Point members attended. resolutions urged immigration limits, praised Oregon's delegation, and called for a permanent liaison with the American Legion. Officers were elected. Snake initiatory services closed the session with several Myrtle Point veterans among initiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Orford
Myrtle Point
Robert Redell
Sheree
Siro
L. C. Martin
A. C. Hartle
John Felsher
J. M. Bledsoe
Frank Tichenor
Charles Hall
Oregon
Jay Upton
Bend
Hyde
Port ‘Orford
Philippines
Agate Beach
Congress
Adj
White
American Legion
Battle of Battle Rock
Frank B. Tichenor
Mr. Axtell
Frank Godfrey
Seaside
Lafe Manning
Portland
Lee A. Hurst
Albany
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Helen Updyke
Grants Pass
Clasaner
Edna Carr
Lee
Manning
Myrtle Point Veterans Thank Merchants for Street Decorations
The Spanish American veterans of Myrtle Point thank the merchants and the Chamber of Commerce for street decorations and banners welcoming veterans who passed through the town en route to Port Orford for the State Encampment. The delegation heard many compliments, saying the decorations will spotlight Myrtle Point as a lively community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Chamber of Commerce
Myrtll Point
Port, Orford
Special Grange Meeting At I. C. O. F. Hall
A special Myrtle Grange meeting at I. C. O. F. hall discussed the Farmers picnic and residency rights for concessions. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Brown from McKinley grange and Mr. and Mrs. Kaley Robison from Arago grange. The event invites all farmers in Coog county and neighboring counties with baskets, ice cream at a nominal price, free coffee, and afternoon sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
I. C. O. F. Hall
Myrtle
Bryan dies in Dayton after dinner rest in Arlington burial planned
William Jennings Bryan former presidential candidate and Democratic leader died in Dayton at about 4 30 pm after a rest in his room following a dinner. Physicians said death came within 30 to 45 minutes. Bryan who led the Scopes prosecution and opposed modern ism will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery with services in Dayton and Washington planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Tennessee
Democratic Party
Bryan
Jim McCartney
W. F. Theampeen
A. C. Broyles
Third
Nebraska Volunteers
Arlington
Mr. Bryan
Jasper
Winchester
Tenn
John T. Scopes
Scopes
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
William Jennings, Jr
Richard Hargraves
Los Angeles
California
Ruth Bryan Owen
Ohio
Spain
Volunteers
National Cemetery
Town of Peace
Roosevelt highway work in Curry county bids opened
The State Highway Commission opened bids totaling over 1 300 000 dollars with 941 602 for Curry county Roosevelt highway work. Four units were awarded to Bauer and Bauer Dayton Washington Englehart Paving Eureka California J W Sweeney Portland Oregon and Bauer and Bauer Dayton Washington. Other projects include Newport Corvallis road Alsen highway in Benton county and Meacham overpass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Roosevelt Highway
Curry County
Curry
Bauer and Bauer
Dayton
Washington
Englehart Paving & Construction Co
Eureka
California
J. W. Sweeney
Portland
Oregon
Bauer & Bauer
Newport-Corvallis Road
Benton County
Mitchell and
Day
Farmers Picnic Set For August 22 At Norway Grove
A corrected notice states the Farmers picnic will be held at Norway Grove on Saturday August 22. Governor Walter M. Pierce and state market agent C E Spence are slated to speak at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway Grove
Walter M. Pierce
C. E. Spence
Dont Tor
Social reforms aim to fund education and welfare programs
The piece argues for universal high school access and services for children, babies, and distressed youths in slums. It notes the difficulty of social planning given scarce attention to divorce issues, mentioning divorce proceedings and social events around them.
Contaminated Rivers Warn Swimmers of Health Risk
The Coo River and Coquille River are adjudged diseased and swimmers warned that these streams are unhealthy. This condition is not new, as both rivers have long been known to be in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coo River
Coquille River
Financially sound School District No 41 reports cash reserves
The district states it has enough funds to cover all warrants and still maintains money in the bank. Officials express satisfaction with the district’s strong financial condition and fiscal health.
Reunion of Hustler and Blue Bird classes at M E church
A church reunion was hosted by Aileen Barker for Miss Maric Clinton visiting from Corvallis. The 1921 Hustler and Blue Bird groups played four progressive Rock games, Verla Summerlin and Shirley Carter winning high scores, followed by prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird
M. E. Church
Aileen Barker
Maric Clinton
Corvallis
Verla Summerlin
Shirley Carter
Missés
Merle Clinton
Grayce Barker
Maybelle Dey
Ena Christenson
Marjorie Thompson
Galen Barklow
William Ladd
Austin Dodge
Robert Ladd
Burton Handerson
Angus Rackleff
Marshfield
Farmers Picnic at Norway Grove With Speeches and Sports
The Farmers Picnic at Norway grove end of August includes speeches by Governor Pierce and State Market Agent Spence, orchestral music and other features. The afternoon features baseball and other sports. Dinner is old fashioned bring your own basket with coffee free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway Grove
Pierce
Spence
Ambassador Bancroft Dies in Tokyo After Illness
American Ambassador to Japan Edgar A. Bancroft died suddenly in Tokyo on Tuesday, July 28, 1925, after weeks of illness from indigestion and a small duodenal ulcer. He had been improving until a sudden decline. Edwin Neville will become charge d affaires. Remains to be sent to the United States aboard Japanese battleships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Bancroft
Japan
Tokio
Suesday
Bancroft
Edwin Neville
America
Official Visit Delights Rebekah Lodge Members
The Rebekah Lodge held a special meeting Thursday evening to receive the official visit of Miss Myrta Games of Newport, with many members and visitors from Powers. Mrs Eva Haselwood presented a large bouquet, followed by a lengthy repast in the banquet hall and a late conclusion. County Rebekah convention is planned for Coquille on August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah’ Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Miss Myrta
Newport
Eva Haselwood
Una Rebeksh Lodge
Powers
E. M. Driver
Helts
W. Miller
W. Pee Ee Ee Ee Sen Thomas
Phelan
Meai Mim Ces Mbean
All Boys Invited to Wagner Ranch Scout Camp
The Boy Scout summer camp at the Wagner ranch near Broadtent will host about 60 boys aged 12 to 16. The weekly fee is $6, with sessions planned for mid August and possibly earlier if enough applicants apply. a swimming hole is highlighted as a feature. Interested boys should contact Scout Executive Harris Ricksecker promptly to secure a spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Ranch
Broadtent
Scout
Harris Ricksecker
International Christian Endeavor delegates report in Portland
The Christian Endeavor delegates to the Thirteenth International convention in Portland held a Sunday evening church meeting at the Presbyterian church to present reports. Speakers covered convention lectures music, junior workers, Pima Indians in Arizona, the California winner of the oratorical contest, Quiet Hours sessions, and overall impressions from Rev. Turner MacDonald and other delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
International Christian Endeavor
Portland
Presbyterian Church
Hyman
Mr. Davidson
Estella Hart
Allan Searle
Turner MacDonald
Henry Schroeder
Claudia Parker
Alice Nosler
Percy S. Foster
Washington, D. C
Lila Dement
Elsie Moller
Arizona
Mr. Dirk
California
Helen Whitaker
Bryan's Body to Rest in Arlington
Funeral services for William Jennings Bryan will be held at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church on Friday. The body lies in state in Washington at Lincoln's church prior to services, with a partial military tribute, and burial in Arlington Cemetery. An attempted robbery at the post office and store yielded a few dollars and items, with no arrests yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenning
Bryan
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Tennessee Hills
Washington
Lincoln
Artingtom
Arlingtos
Unclear Liquor Charge Report From Local Court
Fragmentary OCR reads a liquor charge case before a judge with partial names and details. The text is garbled, but indicates a court action involving G. Paseo and a defendant described as living nearby and prior ties. No clear outcome or date is established in the readable lines.
Agricultural Teacher Hired for Union High School
E. R. Cooley of Alturas California is named agriculture instructor for the coming year at Union High. The Hughes act covers half the salary. Mrs Cooley will also handle music and physical training for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Cooley
Alturas
Californnia
Union High School
Hughes
Baby Clinic at Christian Church Seeks Incoming School Children
The baby clinic will be at the Christian church on Thursday August 6 1925 from 2 to 4 PM and may be the last of the summer. Parents are urged to bring little ones especially those entering school in September. Last month July 2 the clinic examined 18 children with nurse Sandquist assisting Marshfield school nurse for five years. Mrs Claude Nosler chairs Health Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Zee
Mist
Sandquist
Marshfield
Claude Nosler
Health Association
Mileage Cards From Standard Oil Aids Drivers
Standard Oil of California introduces a mileage card for all branches and dealers to offer motorists a tool for recording fuel use. The card helps drivers compare fuel efficiency and, if consumption rises, directs them to a Red Crown garage for carburetor adjustments by qualified experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company of
California
Red Crown
Cafe to reopen at Guerin Hotel Saturday evening
The Guerin hotel cafe will reopen Saturday evening with Mrs. E H Ireland in charge. She brings experience from other venues and has prepared the rooms this week for guests. Plan now to enjoy the clickers dinner Saturday evening. it should be worth your while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerin Hotel
E. H. Ireland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Circuit Court
Alton Sydnam
Langlois
Ive Young
Edward ‘Wright
Phoenix
Hannah Fitzgerald
Eddie ‘Pikifiaraenen
Alma Johnson
James Mast
Belva ‘Hamilton
Naomi Cullver
William Cullver
Ae B. Langlois
Bettie Langlois
Phil
Chaesey
Yarbourger
William D. Egenhoff
Dixie Egenhoff
W. H. Smith
Egenhoff
Artha
Allegany
Biland
Daily Vacation Bible School
Rebekahs
Hes
Smith & Westen
G. Paseo
X. Sey
Bera
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