Marshfield area property transfers and marriages listed
A long list of Marshfield and surrounding area property transfers shows numerous lot sales in sections and subdivisions with $10 payments and names the buyers. Marriage licenses issued include Ralph Boon with Mildred Johnson and several other couples from Sumner Danden Coquille Marshfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanger
Frank
Lasie
Bangor
Susie
Malcolm
Kronholm
Bay Park
W. A. Darling
Frank Morris
Darling
Iin
North Powers
H.J. Kohr
Joseph M. Wright
Matchfield
G. BR. Norris
Lina Halli
Lina Hall
B. A. Roberts
L. A. Sonneland
Audrey
Trego
W. Johnson
Coaille
Elisabeth Prescott
John
Otella ‘Tellefson
East Marshfield
KB. Conway
Mortgage ‘Co
Marshfield
Auto Co
Bunker
Myrtle M. Bale
John Grant
Merchant Land Co
E. C. Sommers
Aine
I. Helm
Edward
MM. Magill
Timber Co
Te. Coes
Cader Co
Owen Pa
W. Russell
Otto H. Land
Jets
Delath
North’ Bend
Sheen
Ralph Boon
Mildred M. Johnson
Sumner
Clifford Moore
Olive McMichael
Danden
Vernie KE. Hatcher
Violet M. Moore
Coquille
Arthur J. Smith
North Head
Washington
Mary B. Rust
Stanley L. Brown
Florence: Dupree
Archie’ McKenzie
Velvie Sherman
R. C. Crowley
Lima Ewing
North Bend
Eli Walkana
Nina Lamber
Alton F. Dungey
Anne M. Hooton
Frank L. ‘Smallwood
Clare “van Decser
Marshantt
Obituary: Mrs Lett Honored For Lifelong Faith and Family
The obituary notes Mrs Lett born April 80 1840 in Monitor county and dying after a life of Christian faith. She moved from Missouri to Oregon in 1875 then Coos county in 1881 and Rocketek forest homestead before Norway and Myrtle Point. Survived by two sons and two daughters and interred in Norway cemetery.
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Monitor County
Salas
Missouri
Douglas County
Oregon
Coos County
Rocketek
Norway
Myrtle ‘Point
Williams
Ant
Baptist ‘Church
Christian’ Church
Church of the Brethren
Hneil
Church
Isreal
Caterpillar Outbreak Delays Albany Newport Rail Service
Reports say caterpillars slowed eastbound tram traffic by 15 minutes to nearly an hour last week. Southern Pacific waives crude oil to combat the infestation while Yaquina forest reports crop damage and farmer concerns over ruined harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Yaquina
Woman's Club Plans Regular Meeting and State Delegate
Regular meeting of the Woman's Club will be held at the club rooms on Tuesday June 19th at 3 90. The delegate will report on the state meeting at Mead's business ford.
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Club
Réomea
Cape
Mear ' S Buininess
Ford
Basket social to raise funds for cemetery house rescheduled
The basket social will now be held at McKinley hall on June 23 at 8 p m to raise money for the new cemetery house. Grange had planned June 30 as the date. Ladies should bring baskets and men should provide bidding cash while volunteers work roads in good condition. Esra Watson moved to Middle Fork of Coquille to haul logs and C F Leatherman plans to return to his East Fork ranch amid road absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Hall
Grange
A. T. Mayos
Vern Bennett
Watson
Coquille
F. Leatherman
Tent City Challenge in Marshfield Council Debate
Marshfield faces a growing tent city as housing shortages force residents to live outdoors. The city council weighs jurisdiction and sanitary controls to manage temporary shelter while seeking long term housing solutions.
Portland creates four year term appointment for Dr Thomas Pick
The governor announces the man appointed to a four year term on the Portland Board of Public something. The term begins June 1 and names Dr Thomas Pick to the commission amid a focus on local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ee
Portland
Tee Arthur
Bute
Death notices mother, Myrtle Point resident dies at hospital
Mrs Henry M Stephens died at Pemberton hospital Wednesday at 5 AM. Her child died at birth. Hallie A Leep, daughter of Dr and Mrs K A Leep, born June 6 1894 Myrtle Point, married Henry M Stephens June 18 1922. Survived by husband, parents, sister Mrs Freda Roberts, two brothers Homer Lew and K A Leep, and Dr R V Leep of Bandon. Services Friday 10 AM at Christian church. interment Myrtle Point cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Stephens
Pemberton Hospital
Hallie A. Leep
K. A. Leep
Myrtle Point
Freda Roberts
Homer Lew
Myrtle
Point
Body of Mr Huff Found After Wreck Near Crescent City
A body found near Crescent City is identified by clothing and a watch engraved with the initials Huff. The deceased is believed to be Mr Huff who was drowned in the Brush wreck. Huff’s widow traveled to Crescent City for the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent City
Huff
Mr. Huff
Arue
Motel Near Powers Nears Opening With First Rooms Ready
The Collier hotel at Powers is partially running with about 15 rooms ready and plans to have five more completed each week until 50 rooms are ready. The Colliers, Mr. and Mrs. James Collier, will manage the hotel themselves.
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Collier
Powers
Ranning
James Collier
Incomplete OCR Note From Oetase 35 Salad Ad
Fragmentary text mentions a salad item and sales terms. No clear person or organization names. Unable to extract a coherent event or claim. Further readable context needed to form a proper summary.
Marshfield Elks Lodge Scholarships Spotlight
The Marshfield Elks Lodge offers a $100 scholarship from a legacy of Willian Fellows and honors a graduating senior. Clare Kellangy and Roy Gurnea are noted as recipients or associated figures, highlighting the lodge's aim to support local youths through college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshield Elly Lodge
Willian
Fellows
Ets
Marshfield Elks Lodge
Clare Kellangy
Ackor
Wallace Marshfield
Roy i
Roy Gurnea
Bonn
Local Man Buried After Tuesday Burial
A 37 year old man died and is survived by five children a father and a brother. The body was taken to Looking Glass on Tuesday for burial.
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Looking Glass
Oregon Income Tax Argument in Voters Pamphlet
The column argues for a state income tax to ease property tax burdens, noting real estate bears 90% of state and local taxes while generating under 4% of the taxpaying ability. It cites Oregon’s antiquated property taxes, foreclosures, high millage rates, and capital flight to Washington and California, urging adoption with modest exemptions and simple forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Vater
Oragon
Acheel
Committee Con
Winewasin
Menead Hewesane
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Cleveland
Washington
California
Oragin
Multnomah County
Portland
Los Angeles
Tex Rene
Flag Day Observed Sparingly in City
The city marks Flag Day with few ceremonies. Several business houses display flags and small observances are planned, totaling about 20 local events.
Sugar Prices Seen Staying High Despite Small Fall
Stephen Love in the U S Sugar Manufacturers Association report from Colorado Springs says sugar prices will likely stay high until fall due to demand outstripping supply. He notes Americans bought five million tons last year, up 20 percent, with European sales up as well. He urges conservation, against hoarding, and limiting purchases to actual needs.
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Peetland
Stephen Love
United States Sugar Manufacturers’ Association
Colorado, Springs
North Bend church meeting calls for Park River minister
Congregation of the Congregational church held a meeting last Tuesday evening with about 50 attendees. A call was issued for Rev. ue McGionia from Park River North Dakota to serve the church for one year starting September 1. Summer services will be in the evenings with focus on music. After adjournment, refreshments were served at the manse. The church and Sunday School planned an open air service day with North Bend on Sunday June 24.
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Masting
Snyder
Nosph
Bend Haying
Ue. McGionia
Park River
Neeths Dakota
Nesiroua
Fiaiday School
North Bend Church
inTopen Air Services
Bideawee
Chautauqua Officers and Committees Form Year Plan
At the Chautauqua Association meeting on Wednesday officers were named and committees set for the year. President Dr. O H Clarke Vice President Clark Fensler Secretary Treasurer Mrs BR A Annin and numerous committees led by Clarke Fensler W W Deyoe Tom Guerin and F W Lang plan advertising grounds reception decorating and ticket sales. The Chautauqua runs July 6 to 11 with top entertainers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Association
O.H. Clarke
Clark Fensler
BR. A. Annin
Clarke Fensler
O. H. Clarke
Vern Lundy
L. D. Cook
Arthur. Brown
A . Grounds
W. W. Deyoe
J. 8. Whitaker
Harry Guerin
E. P. Adams
S. Breuer
C. C. Carter
Tom Guerin
Mary B. Campbell
R. A. Annin
F. W. Lang
John Felsher
Angus Rackleff
Bob Ladd
Norway Notes On Local Visit And Quiet Wedding
Dr. N E Winnerd and wife of Eugene visited the MacDonald family in Norway. Winnerd is part of the Eugene hospital staff, noted as well equipped. Termes MacDonald officiated a Coquille wedding for Alton Dungy and Anna Hopton. The couple wed quietly at the bride’s home and will settle at Butler Square in Coquille after a brief Medford trip.
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N. E. Winnerd
Eugene
MacDonald
Norway
Winnerd
Eugene Hospital
Portland
Termes MacDonald
Coquille
Alton Dungy
Anna Hopton
Medford
Butler Square
Births Reported for Bretton and Laswell Families
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Bretton on Sunday, June 10, 1928. Earlier, on Wednesday, June 13, 1923, a daughter named Leona June was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laswell of Norway.
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Edward N. Bretton
Leona June
Frank Laswell
Norway
Nosler Buys Half Interest in Emery Service Station
Claude Nosler, grammar school principal, bought a half interest in the Emery Service Station earlier this week. He will be present at the business and pursue both vocation and avocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Nosler
Emery
Mr. Nosler
Finger printing series to discuss identification worldwide
The Myrtle Point paper previews a sequence on fingerprinting by local writer Charles E. Cremsey. He argues for a Central Crime Bureau and universal fingerprinting in the country, promising clear insight into how prints identify individuals. The column notes Cremsey’s local stature will boost reader interest, while a separate vivid description extols hillside grandeur.
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Charles E. Cremsey
Myrtle Point
Residents oppose outflow of capital from Oregon taxes
Letter from Walter M. Pierce and others urges turning away capital flight by raising state income taxes to keep investment in Oregon. Signers include C. E. Spence of Oregon City, T. T. Bennett of Marshfield, John H. Carkin of Medford, and others across Albany and more.
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Oregon
Walter M. Pierce
Salem
Ore
C. E. Spence
Oregon City
T. T. Bennett
Marshfield
John H. Carkin
Medford
A. K. McMahan
Albany
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Upfary “Lytle
Henry Blank
Bennett Trust Company
EB. G. ~Perham
Kendall
Blanche Kibble
Edward T. Kibble
Banning
Wis
Allen J. Walker
W.T. Dement
Wallace
Dement
Fannie G. Dixon
D. N. Brack
Reynold
Mere
James
Henider. Menning
Wy Fr ‘Mast
Woman's Club
Dora
Cit City
Pythian Sisters
Mle. Schriefer
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