Real Estate Transfers For The Week In Marshfield And North Bend
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds from Henry Kern to Levi Smith and others for lots in Alder Park Marshfield and North Bend. Several other transfers involve W. M. Lone, Mary Dalton, Irene Flynn, Chandler Investment Co, Paris Ward, Dillard Hall, and multiple additions to Marshfield and North Bend. The week also notes marriages, divorces, condemnation suits for Roosevelt highway right of way, a contested will, and an executor appointment with an estate valued around $1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kern
Levi Smith
Alder Park
Marshfield
Tra Padrick
Effie Walker
North Bend
United States
Floyd E. Ball
W. M. John M. Lone
G. W. Gage
Mary I. Dalton
Fred Young
N& Ne
Irene Flynn
Hattie E. McAllister
Swinch
Nwaew
Chandler Investment Co
Henry Sengstacken Co
Mary Ward
Paris Ward
P. C. Dillard
Et Ux
Ann E. Hall
J. M. Williamson
M. T. Bartholomew
Charleston
E. M. Shriver
B. W. Pierce
Emil L. Watson
Daisy Hollender
D. H. Martin
Reba Fay Mitchell
Powers
Roosevelt Highway
F. A. Evernden
J. H. West
Elsie Elwood
Mary A. Landers
Frad Powers
Amelia Miller
Peter Miller
Barn Yard Golf Thrives in Myrtle Point Circuit
Cal King claims the championship while rivals Ball and Ellis Tlement dispute his standing. The Grand Championship will debut soon, reservations available at Sugar Bowl Confectionery for $1.50 ringside seats. A planned ladies branch failed after clashes over court access and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barn Yard
Myrtle Point
Masonic Club
Cal King
Mr. Ball
Ellis Tlement
Sugar Bowl
Michigan university head to nominate Coolidge candidate
Dr Marion Leroy Butler president of Michigan University will present President Coolidge’s name before the National Republican convention meeting next week. Butler is a lifelong friend of Coolidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Leroy. Butler
Michigan University
Butler
Coolidge
Herron Opens New Sales Room for Chevrolet Cars
W L Herron of Keith Motor Co announces a new sales room at the Myrtle Point Garage. He takes on the Chevrolet line for the territory and will supply parts and service to customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Herron
Keith Motor Co
Myrtle Point
Grain display reports tall grain samples from local growers
Chas Dye of Gravel Ford submitted a sample bundle of oats and vetch measuring 6 feet 2 inches. Dan Barklow across the river brought a wheat bundle measuring 8 feet 2 inches. The message notes rainfall would likely have increased growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Dan Barklow
Democrats Meet Organize County Committee in Coquille
The Democratic County Committeemen met in Coquille on Monday afternoon and elected W. L. Mast as chairman F. M. Young as secretary treasurer Dr. G. W. Leake as state committeeman E. F. Bradley as congressional committeeman. Speakers praised prospects of electing a president in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coquille
W. L. Mast
F. M. Young
G. W. Leake
EF. P. Brandley
Chautauqua Week Announces Plays and Lectures
The Chautauqua Association reveals The Mellusc a comedy by Hubert Henry Davies presented by Clark-Brown of New York with Laurette Browne in the title role. Also on July 12 to 17 1924 Six Cylinder Love opens the program with autos as a comic villain. Lectures include Dr E T Hagerman Bagdasar K Baghdigian Homer B Hulbert and H L Taylor plus musical acts Going Bell Epperson Vernon Symphonic Quintet American tenor Frank L Cowan Australian Artists Trio Davies Quailen Entertainers and McDonald Birch magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
Hubert Henry Davies
Clark-Brown
Players of New York
Laurette Browne
E. T. Hagerman
Bagdasar K. Baghdigian
Armenia
Homer B. Hulbert
Far East
Korea
Japan
H. Leo Taylor
Going-Bell-Epperson Company
Vernon Symphonic Quintet
Frank L. Cowan
Davies- Quailen
McDonald Birch
Chautauqua Meeting Called for June 11 at City Hall
Notice urges all interested to attend the meeting next Wednesday evening June 11 at City Hall to elect officers appoint committees review last year’s work and handle other business. Vale Vale Salt Co organized plans to start work at one of its wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale—Vale Salt Co
Washington 1928 tax cut details unveil under Coolidge plan
The president signs a tax reduction measure allowing individuals to cut 1928 income taxes by 25 percent if the full amount was paid last year. The bill outlines normal rates exemptions surtaxes and taxes on gifts estates and corporations with a broad tax repeal for several services and goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Internal Revenue Department
Correction notes missing G A R member at memorial service
A correction states J. H. Roberts attended the Christian church memorial services and G A R gathering, noting an omission in last week’s report as the group grows smaller and they aim to include all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roberts
New Myrtle Point Play House Plans Under Way
The New Theatre de Dodge plans inspection trips to Willamette Valley towns this week to review show houses and audience comforts. Upon return, architect plans will be drawn for the Myrtle Point play house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Dodge
Plume
Willamette Valley
Myrtle Point
Bakers Grow Space With Rear Work Room Addition
A local baker expands his shop by adding a large rear work room to ease cramped quarters. The change supports a growing business and improved efficiency for daily production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Celebration at Gravel Ford Fourth Rally Near Northwest Grove
Gravel Ford plans a big Fourth of July celebration with outdoor sports races and a ball game. A barbecue dinner and coffee will be served at J De Bennetts grove, described as the finest maple-pig grove in the northwest, with preparations underway for a memorable community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.de Bennett
New Camp Opening Near Rock Creek Bridge
Sullivan completes arrangements for the opening of a camp on the Wm. Coney holdings of Rock Creek near Bridge. He is also closing his logging operation near Broadbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Wm. Coney Holdings
Rock Creek
Bridge
Broadbent
Memorial Day Observance at Myrtle Point
Memorial Day observance at Myrtle Point included a quiet ceremony with veterans placing mementos at the cemetery. J. M. Bledsoe L. H. Martin both Spanish War veterans and Del M. King a World War veteran gave remarks before all graves of soldiers from any war were decorated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
G. A. RB
J. M. Bledsoe
L. H. Martin
del M. King
Myrtle Inn Building Nearing Completion
The Myrtle Inn Building by proprietor J Miehaala nears completion with three large ground floor store rooms including Bon Ton Cafe, a planned heating and plumbing shop, and another potential tenant. The second floor offers three apartments on one side and single rooms on the other, totaling 26 rooms plus four toilets two baths and one shower all arranged for simultaneous sunlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Inn
RE. J. Miehaala
Bon Ton Cafe
Republicans Elect County Central Committee Members
The republican county central committee met at Coquille and elected H. A. Young chairman Roy Mercer secretary J. N. Gearhart treasurer and Steve Dalien state committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Coquille
H. A. Young
Roy Mercer
J. N. Gearhart
Steve Dalien
Birth announced for Gilbert Warren Swinson
Mr and Mrs G R Swinson welcome an 80 pound baby boy named Gilbert Warren born Friday May 30 1924 in a family notice from the local newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Swinson
Gilbert Warren
Marshfield seniors host annual senior breakfast at Coquille hotel
Coquille's Marshfield seniors held their annual senior breakfast at the Coquille hotel last Thursday morning with a delightful repast and a well received program. Mina Erma Pierce left Thursday for Portland to start the weekend. Howard Getz and John Lenove have been certified by the Civil Serv Commission for postmaster here with Congressman Hawley to pick the appointment. Emma Brice returned Tuesday after a Portland visit. she works in Barton's Abstract office. John Ansen came back Tuesday from a Portland trip. W C Chase and wife visited North Bend to meet Genevieve returning from Eugene with Alpha Delta Pi events. Mr and Mrs J Bullock were in North Bend yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Coquille
Mina Erma Pierce
Portland
H. L. Widdifield
Civil Serv Commission
John Lenove
Howard Getz
Hawley
Emma Brice
Barton
John Ansen
W. C. Chase
Bay Cities
Genevieve
Eugene
Alpha Delta Pi
J. Bullock
North Bend
Forest Fire Outbreaks Sweep Oregon Coast Ranges
Dry weather fuels one of the most serious timber fires in state history. Fires flare in Tillamook Scappoose Helens and nearby districts with a single blaze near Tillamook at Knight covering acres. Losses exceed 2 000 000 with 109 additional men needed as crews work to halt spread. some areas show minimal damage and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascades
Tillamook
Hammond Lamber Co
Wheeler Lember Co
Nehalem Timber & Logging Company
Helens
Clark-Wilson Lumber Company
Milton Creek Logging Company
Knight
Enright-Cochran
Cops & Carry
Bere
Local Gossip and Illnesses Report From Myrtle Point Area
Waware Jentina and relatives visit. Laney Parrish buys a new car. Dallas Mullen and Lawrence Mullen visit Bandon. B L Tracey and Bartha Cotton ill in Myrtle Point. Several cases of meneses in the area. Alva Huntley ill after appendicitis. Gladys and Lester Huntley visit relatives. Eaith Lusk visits Robert Parrish home. John Lusk from Myrtle Point calls. Gardens and grain fields show need for rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waware Jentina
Twits
Tifth
Glendale
Laney Parrish
Dallas
Lawrence Mullen
Bandon
B. L. Tracey
Everett Parrish
Shiller Phillips
Rock Creek
Folka
Bartha Cotton
Clarke Hospital
Myrtle Point
Alva Huntley
Gladys
Lester Huntley
Eaith Lusk
Robert Parrish
Lester Parry
John Lusk
Powers RG. Summers returns from Portland trip
Rev. RG Summersin returned home last week from a trip to Portland. Visitors in Maralefeld late last week included Peter McKeon L M Wat timer A Dougherty Mike Sommers and F Perkins. Mrs Arthur Gant entered Smedburg sanitarium for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Summertin
Portland
Maralefeld
Peter McKeon
L. M. Wattimer
A. Dougherty
Mike Sommers
F. Perkins
Arthur Gant
Smedburg Sanitarium
Fred Bynon
Jorge Bynon
North Bend
M. Crisley
Mercy Hospital
J. H. Powell
Charleston
West Virginia
Alberta
Canada
Fred Bunn
Marshfield
Miller
Hamberg Buys 10 Acre Middle Fork Property for Summer Home
O J Hamberg purchased a 10 acre tract on the Middle Fork from Mr Von Needa this week. The property is described as an ideal site for a summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Hamberg
Middle Fork
von Needa
Myrtle Point Voters Endorse $12,000 City Hall
Eugene builders Masons start $16,000 check house project at the university while Myrtle Point residents vote for a $12,000 city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Eugene—Masons
U. of 0
Oakland Plans Two Day Celebration
Oakland announces a two day celebration in July with ball games and a special event. Plans are progressing smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Logging Begins on New Rail Line Haul Route
The C. C. Carter Logging Company started hauling logs today on the new railway. A train of 10 cars was delivered to the main line and logs will be shipped daily to the Bay mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Carter Logging Company
Railhread
Bay Mills
Ben Tea Cafe Opens in Michaels Building
The Ben Tea cafe opens in the new Michaels building under manager Mr. Morrow. The staff serves an increasing patronage in a safe, well decorated space designed to attract customers and provide a pleasant place to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaels
Morrow
Driver Kills Cow on Highway Near Norway
J A Cromwell of Prosper Washington struck and killed a cow owned by Mose Gametti near Norway on Friday. The animal was mangled and euthanized. The report cites reckless driving and calls for stronger highway safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cromwell
Prosper
Washington
Norway
Remiste
Notes from a long Eastbound train trip to Hershey for church meetings
A traveler logs a May trip from Myrtle Point to Hershey Pennsylvania, via Portland Spokane St Paul Chicago ending June 4 to 14 for a Church of the Brethren conference. She notes ticket costs, stops, scenery, a brief wreck delay, and travel impressions across Oregon Washington Montana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polata
Myrtle Point
East
Portand
Spokane
St Paul
Chicago
Harrisberg
Hershey
Pennsylvania
Church of the Brethren
Vane
Montana
Butte
O' Sock
Tresk
Florence Neideigh
Anderson
Tillamooa
Portland
Spokame
Columbia River Highway
Multnomah Falls
Coos County Eyes Bond Election to Fund Road Repairs
Coos County seeks 280000 to match state and federal funds for finishing primary roads. Judge R H Mast and colleagues plan petitions for a special bond election while the Good Roads association circulates petitions. Projects include Coquille to Douglas line 4000, Coquille to Curry line 123000, Glasgow to Douglas line 8300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Portland
R. H. Mast
J. E. Norton
W. E. Chandler
C. W. Parker
Mast
Highway Commission
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Bridge
Douglas County
Bandon
Curry County
Glasgow
Hauser
Lakeside
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Reed Nerth
Coos Bay
Bureau of Public Roads
Glasgo
Roeeburg
Public Service Commission
S. P. Railroad
Southern Pacific Railway
Marriage of Luch and Widby in Corvallis Oregon
Miss Luch and Arthur Widby wed at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben H Nichols in Corvallis with Rev Clarence W Reynolds officiating. The bride is a Vancouver Washington native and O A C graduate. The groom, a Coos County dairy man and Eugene butter maker, is an O A C graduate and Alpha Pi Delta member. They plan to reside in Eugene as newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben H. Nichols
Corvallis
Oregon
Luch
Arthur Widby
Clarence W Reynolds
The
Christian Church
Anna Luch
Henry Loch
Vancouver
Washington
W. H. Widby
Myrtle Point
O A. C
Coos County
Farmers Creamery
Eugene
Alpha Pi Delta Fraternity
Myrtle Point Wood Company to Start Deliveries by June
The Myrtle Point Wood Company announces a new business venture in the city. The yard will be ready to deliver around the 15th of June with dry wood in all lengths. The motto is full measure. For orders, call 917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Wood Company
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Circuit Court
J. P Byers
Myrtle Byers
Marie McArthur
C. W. McArthur
Will
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Board of Tax Appeals
W. A. Lett
Ortin
Sitkum
Elmer Wilson
Irene Hatfield
Pemberton Hospital
Tuenday
Charles L. Thornton
Lindsay
California
Hooton
K. A. Leep
Weshkey Hospital
Bridge Church
J. S. Johnson
Keith
Lou
Orville Johnson
Reedsport
Hooton's Grove
Archie
Jim Culver
Lila Halloway
Mrs. Halloway
the New Theatre
Gravel Ford
Myrtle Inn Building
Republicans
Oregon Weekly Industrial Review
REA
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