Real Estate Transfers for the Week
Real estate transfers listed include multiple parcels in Marshfield Coos Bay North Bend and Bandon with values from 1 to 1500 dollars. Transactions involve Dement Dements Union High School district parcels Moorland and railroad additions along with several small lots and acres transferred between named buyers and the Merchant Land Co and others. Marriages and divorces noted include several local unions and filings with accompanying names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Dement
L. A. Dement
Union High School
Myrtle“Point
Zelpha McKinnon
W. J. Conrad
Nellie E
Oran Sommers
Marshfield
M. L. Kline Co
Bessie Savage
Dean & Co
E. M. Shriver
Thomas Laskey
Bangor
Anna Huggins
Williams
R. Mofitt
C. A. Tomlinson
Coos Bay Plate
N. B. Butler
Frank E. Prices
Morris Subdivision
F. E. Crane
Frank Timmons
Ethel Timmons Gamble
Woodland
Bandon
John Nolan
Eliza Nase
Lotsa
Eastside
Nasburg Land Co
Luella Cook Emery
Nasburg’s
Merchant Land Co
George Chard, Jr
Township
Range 13
Leon Beauregard
Willis ¥. Hughes
Laurel Park
Nellie J. Elizey
A. E King
Porter Addition
North Bend
Eleanor Jane Flanagan
Gust Erickson
West Bunker Hill
Marshfeld
Ann L. Whitacre
Alex. Couty
E. J. Carlson
Chester Carlson
Carl C. Wilson
Barbara Trebel
Vernon W. Coliver
Katherine Somers
Powers
Melvin Vanderer
Alphild Ewanson
Jay V. Taylor
Alice Li. Thrush
Los Angeles
James 8. Mills
Frances M. Clark
Westside
Ellis L. Barclay
Portland
Sadie Elizabeth Abel
Coquille
Celine Shinn
Dorothy Belle Brummett
Thornton
L. Stanley
Lillian ‘Co. Stanley
Lacy Wittika
George“ Wittik A
Norma
Kenseth
Eeaenthe
Eireer
Fall Boys
Roy “Iid
Blanney
Quarry Opens at Gravel Ford for County Roads
The Gravel Ford county quarry began operations last week to produce rock for surfacing county roads. Crushed rock will be hauled to needed locations as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravel Ford
Global Wheat Stock Forecast Sees Large Fall Shortage
Government estimates global wheat bins will be far emptier at the next harvest. U S fall wheat output is projected at 455 million bushels versus 590 million last year due to winter injury. Spring wheat in the US and Canada shows strong conditions with expected high yields if weather holds. Births: Ed Forrest couple near Broadbent welcomed a daughter on Sunday June 14 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
North America
Ed Forrest
Broadbent
Evolution lecture at Latter Day Saint church on June 21
A public talk on the principle of Evolution is scheduled for Sunday at 8:00 p m at the Latter Day Saint church. It invites scientists infidels Christians and non believers to attend and hear the presentation in a common sense manner.
County court fixes July 14 for road bond election
The County Court sets July 14 for a road bond election amid contention over 280000 to state 400000 for market roads and repairs plus 90000 for the Marsh Eastside bridge. Voters favor separate 280000 but oppose the combined 680000 plan and bridge funding. Citizens urged to study and vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Marsh‘field-Eastside
Will Race at Oakland Meet July 3 and 4
The Jim Hobson stable trains horses Joe G Black Shasta Calithamp and Buster under manager George McCaslin. They are slated to race at the Oakland meet on July 3 and 4 and aim to return home in time for the Camry County Fair in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hobson
Joe: G
Black Shasta
Calithamp
Buster
George McCaslin
Oakland
Office of Receiver of Land Office Abolished in Oregon
After July 1, 15 the Roseburg land office Receiver position will be abolished and remittances for land office work must be payable to the Register rather than the Receiver. The Receiver’s office has been discontinued in all land offices in Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Oregon
Sundown Bread Zander the Great Tarnish at Hiland Theatre
Sundown and International News start the week at Hiland Theatre the June 21 22. June 23 24 feature Bread with Mae Busch Wanda Hawley Robert Frazer and Radio Mad with Spat family. June 25 26 showcase Zander the Great Marion Davies and My Mistake. June 27 presents Tarnish and West Bound Gump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Hudson
Mae Busch
Wanda Hawley
Robert Frazer
the Spat Family
Annual School Meeting in Union High District
The annual school meeting of Union High Sehor District No 2 will be held Monday June 22 at 2 o'clock p m at the Myrtle Point High School building. Henry Harvey of Lee is the only nominee, and voters are urged to show appreciation for his excellent work on the board this past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union “High
Sehor
Margiat
Lee
Myrtle Point
Henry
Harvey of
Hervey Foe
Bob Cat Captured After Hounding Dogs On Prairie
Lloyd Jarvis led his pack of dogs Tuesday morning on Indian Prairie where the dogs tracked a bobcat. In less than a mile the cat climbed a tree and Jarvis shot it after pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd "Jarvis
Ilipdian
Mr. Jarvis
Chautauqua Association Meeting Scheduled At City Hall
A Chautauqua Association meeting will be held at City Hall on Monday evening June 22 at 8:00. Interested parties are urged to attend. Elmer Russell, vice president, will oversee election of a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua’ ‘Association
Cagetangea
Ee Elmer
Russell
Bad Check Artist A Ts Strong Arrested in Myrtle Point
A Ts Strong of Bandon was arrested by Marshal Calver for passing a $25.50 bad check on E C Barker to balance a watch sale. A warrant existed for Strong’s arrest in Marshfield for a similar offense. He had been writing checks on Security Bank for over a month from Bandon Coquille Marshfield, with last evening’s Myrtle Point check touted as the sole one presented there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts. Strong
Bandon
Marshal Calver
Marshfield
Myrtle Point
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Equipment On Upper Catching Creek
Fire early Sunday morning destroyed John Faber's barn on Upper Catching Creek while Mr. Fabry and Adama milked cows. A gas engine powered milking gear ignited the blaze. stock escaped but machinery, separator, farm tools, and a nearby silo burned. Estimated loss about $2,000 with $200 insured on the barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Faber
Catching Creek
Fabry
Adama
Picnic Honors Visiting LA Couple at Bandon Beach
Joe Stanley and wife of Los Angeles stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Barklow. A Thursday picnic on June 28 at Bandon Beach honored the pair with guests including Mr and Mrs Ja Stanley Mr and Mrs John Lewellen Mr and Mrs Jim Lewellen Mrs Geo Bryant Col Geo Loud and wife Mrs Southmaid and son and Mr and Mrs J D Barklow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stanley
Los Angeles
J. D. Barklow
Bandon Beach
Ja Stanley
John Lewellen
Jim ‘Lewellen
Geo. Bryant
Geo. Loud
Southmaid
J. DB. Barklow
School District No 41 Holds Harmonious Election
On Monday the district elected E. J. Schneider as director for three years and Metta Rosslow as clerk for one year. The budget was approved and the district extended credit to Union High District No 2, with repayment expected soon. Plans include adding art and music teachers and regaining possession of the old high school building with its piano and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Schneider
Metta Rosslow
Union High School
Myrtle’ Point
Union High District
School Board
Visitors hosted by Mr and Mrs Glen Bhaton in Palnths California
Mr and Mrs Glen Bhaton visited their daughter Mrs Mary Richards at their home in Palnths California and planned visits to relatives in North Bend and Marshfield. A 20day-time gathering last Wednesday drew 42 attendees with a delightful afternoon and refreshments. Notable attendees included Lizzie Stevens S Ames Joe Mast Perry Lillie W Endicott Lila Thorwald Earl Adams Frank Martin Hilda Adams Helen Endicott Freda Garman Mabel Martin Goldie Perry Jean Pressler Charles McCracken two children Leona Alban Mary Adams Nellie Milbury Julia Williams Florence Buell E M Goodman A A Baker and grandchild C A Guerin Pearl Sykes Claude Pressler Lela Endicott J H Roberts A M Arnold Mary Roup Sarah Houghton Stella Reed and guests Mabel Shanton Glen Shanton and hostess Mary Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bhaton
Palnths
California
Mary Richards
North Bend
Marshfield
Lizzie Stevens
S. S. Ames
Joe Mast
Perry Lillie
W. W. Endicott
Lila Thorwald
Earl Adams
Frank Martin
Hilda Adams
Helen Endicott
Freda Garman
Mabel Martin
Goldie Perry
Jean Pressler
Charles McCracken
Leona Alban
Mary Adams
Nellie Milbury
Julia Williams
Florence Buell
E. M. Goodman
A. A. Baker
C. A. Guerin
Pearl Sykes
Claude Pressler
Lela Endicott
J. H. Roberts
A. M. Arnold
Mary Roup
Sarah A. Houghton
Stella Reed
Mabel Shanton
Glen Shanton
Richards
Pythian Sisters Hold County Convention at Coquille
The Pythian Sisters convention met in Coquille with about a dozen attendees from here. An afternoon program, banquet at the Coquille hotel, and an evening session followed. Damons Temple No 39 members listed include Rackleff Hazelton Taara Schroeder Dors Schroeder Breele Murphy Noel Bledsoe Martin and Opel Barker. Officers elected for the coming year named Anna Mun secretary. Myrtle Point noted as 1926 site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian ‘Sisters
Coquille
Apent
Murphy
Noel
Bledsoe
Martin
Opel Barker
Anna Mun
Oat Myrtle Point
Junior Bible Class Outing to Bandon Beach
The Methodist church Junior Bible Class known as the Young America class went to Bandon last Tuesday for supper and an outing on Bandon beach. Thirty seven members attended the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Church
Bandon
Bandon Beach
City Council Debates Myrtle Point Cemetery Fate
City officials discuss the Myrtle Point cemetery on June 15, weighing upkeep costs of about 150 to bring lots to sale condition and annual expenses around 100. A special committee led by Henry A. Schroeder seeks input from lot owners and Masons for possible endowment or association management ahead of the July 6, 1925 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder
Masons
Oges
Schroeder
Linen mail sale opens in July for 150000 dollars
A linen mail auction event is scheduled for July with a starting value of 150000 dollars. Details specify a single lot and important dates for bidders. The listing notes the item as a unique textile piece with museum interest.
Tragedy Near Myrtle Point Marks Friday Afternoon
A man named R. D. Jones died Friday afternoon about five miles from Myrtle Point while riding with a group after they left a movie picture company event. The rider was thrown and injured, succumbing later. Jones, 28, a local resident, had been employed in nearby work. The incident occurred near the Ancient Highway area, and authorities are reviewing the accident details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movie Picture Company
Myrtle Point
R. D.jones
Gene
Community Notes From Bridge and Nearby Spots
A string of social visits and family gatherings fills this Bridge area report. Friends and relatives from Coquille, Springfield, Coos County and California share dinners, birthdays, picnics, and vacations while visitors drop in at the Hooton and Culver homes and other local addresses.
Hatton Harness House Thanks Patrons in Port Orford Move
L H Batten expresses gratitude to patrons for support while in Myrtle Point and invites friends to meet at the new Port Orford location after relocating the Hatton Harness House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatton Harness House
Port Orford
Myrtle Point
L. H. Batten
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Morris
Hal ‘Baxter
Wv. N. Barker
Arthur Berg
Baxter
Barker
BR. Pahl
iMyrtle Point
Fred Noah, Jr
Oney
Fred Sweet
Sing Sing
BalewyAll
Salem All-ca
Hiland Theatre
Bob
SBARN
BURNS
Worday
Sullivan
May Valentine Company
May Valentine
Miss Valentine
A. W. Cannon
Katioha Tseer
Pythian Sisters
George
Fallis
Europe
Americs
Rayer
Joha
Amd
Enet
Aechee
Frances Musick
Mies
Emily
Bridge
San Jose
Steele, Hooton
Culver
Lett
Freak Celver
James Culver
Nettie Culver
W. A. Lett
Joe Lett
Arago
Reot
Bwitser
Anderson
Coos County
Roy Lattrell
Hooton Place
King Creek
Lyle Nosler
Lester Wilson
Hooton
Haven Sunda
Ralph Love
Allenellier
Springfield
Roy Luttrell
C. W. Hill
Mabel
B. F. Hill
Wm. Gaslin
Rex
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