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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
8
Local items list visitors and business calls in North Bend including ML A Todd, Mrs. C R B Howard, J Whebrey, F M Whittington, Opal Whobrey, and Erie Gibson. Discounts offered at Farmers Store and a five room apartment for rent. Plus theatre notice for He Who Gets Slapped June 7 8 and visits from Mrs Heastend and others.
Marshfield readers hear that the Hiland Theatre will show He Who Gets Slapped on June 7 and 8. Local residents visit Myrtle Point and surrounding towns, with officials and attorneys noted among attendees. Fishing on the Rogue River is delayed by high water.
Local notices describe a dusty ring tragedy and romance for June 7 and 8 at the Hiland Theatre with a staged screen reproduction of He Who Gets Slapped. Nearby events include a strawberry festival at MacDonald farm and a roast among community gatherings.
The W. C. T. U. plans a gathering on Tuesday June 9 at the home of Mrs. Elmer Russell all are urged to attend. Landon Recall for Justice of Peace L. J. Radley gains 226 votes citing impartiality concerns and unfitness for office. R Y F Snyder to spend summer in Portland visiting his brother A Snyder. Mrs F B Lame noted as North Bend business visitor Bullerd also in North Bend Tuesday.
Mrs Gladys Morrell a senior high school teacher departed Thursday for Pectland to spend her summer vacation. Mr and Mrs Fred Powers were mentioned nearby. Rose Phelan was a North Bend visitor this week staying as a guest.
Oscar Gustafson visited Salem with his sister Mrs. C Jensen. EZ D Webb and family plan a Cresten Jaws visit to Mrs. Webb's father M 8 Webb. Mrs H 8 Morton is a patient at Kelser hospital this week.
Portland reports several hundred loggers laid off last week amid a west coast downturn. Grays Harbor and Puget Sound districts show most activity in logging, with sawmills mostly on six day weeks. Seattle and Everett note job declines but some mills and camps stay open while others prepare for seasonal curtailment.
Funds on hand at pbeccat to cash all warrants of School District No. 41 Nos. 1998 to 2971 inclusive. Judgment West conses June 5, 1928. S Mm Ahealy.
A fragmented OCR passage links quotations from Stephen Grellet about kindness and the world war era. It references a clerk, district affairs, warrants, and a call for not deferring compassion. The text weaves in old religious sentiment and scattered phrases about peace and duty.
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