Real estate transfers and divorce suits in Marshfield area
The notice lists numerous property transactions in Marshfield and nearby towns including Duluth First Addition to North Bend with owners such as Rasgell Thompson King Flanagan and Gisch. It also notes divorces for Arthur Wierman and Charles Broderick and marriages licenses issued for Glynn Horton Elisabeth Holmes George Tealer Mollie Howard Warren Smith Helen Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Rasgell
Warner E. “Whippie
Duluth
North Bend
T. W. B. Thompson
J. Davidoon
Powers
Raat x
Russell
Ito
Roderick
Hawley
North’ ‘Bend
Louis Grbich
Arthur Wieriai
Florence
McCansha
Ee Grocery Company
Grace E. Broderick
Glynn L. Horton
Elisabeth A. Holmes
Marshfield
George W. Tealer
Mollie Howard
Warren B. Smith
Helen Whitney
Bandon
Robison Reunion Brings Nearly Hundred to Family Homestead
The Robison family of Coos County held its annual reunion at the old Fish Trap homestead six miles from Myrtle Point. Descendants tracing back fifty years to Mr and Mrs L L Robison gathered to share pioneer memories, kinship and fellowship, noting enlarging family groups and new members joining each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robison
Fish Trap
Myrtle Point
L. Robison
Pix
Coos County
California
State Officer Visits Local Temple of Pythian Sisters
Grand Chief Mrs Hester Hegan from Albany visited the Temple of Pythian Sisters on Tuesday. A special meeting drew many members to honor the state head. After business, refreshments were served, games enjoyed, and the evening left a lasting impression on attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Mra. Hester Hegan
Albany
Wes
Henry Ford Declines Presidential Run Amid Publicity
The article notes Henry Ford faces massive publicity as a potential presidential candidate but declares he will not run. He cites business commitments as the reason, removing a major contender from the race and reshaping expectations for the election.
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Henry Ford
Thie
Amy
Petrified Myrtle Wood Shown In Local Window
A striking specimen of petrified myrtle wood on display in an American window. The piece, from Myrtle Point near the border, is described as beautifully grained and well preserved. Mrs Belle Hall is noted as the observer or presenter of the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bender
Myrtle Point
Belle Hall
Women’s club hears county nurse on prevention drive
The Wom an's club met last Tuesday at the club rooms where Miss Emily White the new county nurse spoke on preventive work for Daly Point. She urged early prevention to avoid illness and reduce later suffering noting that prevention is worth more than cure. Plans for a future clinic were discussed with possible venue at the grammar school.
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Emily~White
Tragic Accident Claims Four-Year-Old at Mill Yard
Four year old Della Bessie Wickham died when a stack of ties toppled onto her in the yard of the Oregon Export Mill at Millington. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs 0 A Wickham who run a Donvaide house for Western White Cedar. Funeral services were held Wednesday with Elder Thomas Barklow officiating at Norway Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Bessie Wickham
Oregon ‘Export
Millington
Trains Delayed After Lumber Train Accident Near Mapleton
A lumber train destined for Eugene caused delays to the passenger and mail trains last Monday after an accident near Mapleton. The wreck blocked the line for a short period before being cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Mapleton
Amy
Keighley Players Stage The Phopheril July 6
Fragmentary notice indicates Keighley Players present The Phopheril at Chautauqua on July 6. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Keighley
School board reviews high school safety and district plans
The committee reports on the lowered valuation of the assessment and proposes a rate change to match last year. The clerk recommends A Lehrleter as director for three years and E P Adams as an acting rising vote. The board elects Dr Clarke and several members to the committee to inspect the high school building for safety and plan for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Lehrleter
E. P. Adams
Dr. Clarke
Annis
Anna Guerin
J. M. Bledsoe
Henry Schroeder
Ose
Local Births and Community Notes in West Myrtle Point
The West Myrtle Point column records the birth of Anna Belle Miller on June 3 1923 to Mr and Mrs Wale Miller weighing nine pounds. A Cannuus California visitor C H Pullen visits sister Mrs Dan Barklow. School closed Friday for a strawberry feed. Mrs Roy Stevens from Powers visits mother Ma pan Root. A surprise birthday for Mrs Den Barklow on her 15th June 18 with gifts from many neighbors. Several families and local residents are listed among visitors and social events with numerous Barklow and Miller family names noted.
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C. H. Pullen
Cannuys
California
Dan Barklow
West Myrtle Point
Roy Stevens
Powers
Ma. Pan Root
Den /Bark
Crime wave and police reforms in postwar America
The article argues the United States faces a peak in crime due to varied factors and stresses the need for stronger police efficiency, better records, and coordinated federal state and local efforts. It notes an increase in youth offenders and the growing importance of detectives amid evolving challenges.
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United States
Cba
Local Visitors and Sports Highlight Coquille Area News
Mgr and Mrs Chas LaRee stayed at the North Bend hotel last Monday. Marshfield beat local teams 5 to 3 in a Sunday bail game. Mrs Frank Holman died after a paralysis stroke the previous Saturday. The gasoline launch Star owned by Chas Ashton burned on the Coquille River yesterday. Andrew Jackson and E A Moon were seen in Marshfield on weekend business. Continuous notes mention Miss Myrtle Neeley and Miss Emma Kennedy visiting relatives in Marshfield and Arcata California.
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Myrtle Neeley
Marshfield
Emma Kennedy
Arcata
Calif
D. Clark
Gravel Ford
E. A. Moon
Andrew Jackson
Frank Holman
R. M. Holman
Beck
Oregon
Star
Chas. Ashton
Aity
Coquille River
Coos Bay Auto Caravan Opens Read Route on Sunday Morning
A Coos Bay auto caravan passed through early Sunday with banners on each deck drawing attention. Residents from Broadbent joined the event, returning Tuesday with stories of hospitality along the line, as the opening march sparked hope for a fully opened road by spring.
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Coos Bay
Broadbent
Dovgise
Jackson’ Comnellion
Marshfield Area Social Roundup and Local Notes
tt se St J W Sweeney hosted a baseball game. Sarah E Pallerton acted as Chandler in Marshfield last week. Albert Burch, a logger, was treated for three badly bruised fingers. James Collier and wife visited the latter part of last week. George W Cool was a Marshfield visitor last week. A H Cook visited at the bay early this week. Charles Gram and L Swanson arrived from Marshfield on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ed Liddell and son Emerson came from Portland last Saturday. Mrs William Shull is at Keizer hospital for treatment. J W Sweeney spent the week end in Marshfield. Miss Ruth Lytle shopped in Marshfield on Tuesday. Mrs Fred Powers visited relatives on Tuesday. Mrs A McMillen may adopt her sister’s three-year-old daughter from Duluth Michigan. Al Senith of Coos River was a business visitor earlier this week. A bridge repair south of Myrtle Point delayed the Powers train Tuesday but is now fixed. E J Loney spent a few hours in Marshfield yesterday. Mr and Mrs William Holtz and children moved from Red Lake Falls Minnesota to reside here. Born to Mr and Mrs Percy Kramer a son John William. C E Ladelle was a business visitor in Marshfield this week.
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J. W. Sweeney
Sarah E. Pallerton
Chandler
Marshfter
Albert Burch
Bay
George W. Cool
Marshfield
A. H. Cook
Charles Gram
L. Swanson
Ed Liddell
Emerson
Portland
William Shull
Keixer Hospital
Ruth Lytle
Fred Powers
A. McMillen
Duluth
Michigan
L. Wai
Myrtle Point
Powers
E. J. Loney
William Holtz
Red Lake Falls
Minn
Gustafson Funeral Details Record Single Man
The notice states A Gustafson is recorded as a single man. Funeral services are to be held Wednesday with interment at Myrtle Pelst Cemetery. Elder Thomas Béshiow is head of the services.
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Pelst
Thomas Béshiow
el Kee
Birth announced for Kathryn Elisabeth Summerlin
Mr and Mrs T G Summerlin announce the birth of a daughter Kathryn Elisabeth on January 19. Mother and baby are doing nicely.
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T. G. Summerlin
Jame
Kathryn Elisabeth
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Circuit’ Court
John King
Fred F
Ella Dobbyn
Bunkerhill
Pillsbury Lumber Co
Pacific States Lumber Co
Eleanor Flanagan
Lillette Erickson
West Bunker Hill
J. C. Gisch
Ross Brown
South Marshfield
Fugene & Coos Bay Land Co
David J. Vance
Hay
Bortner
H. H
W. E. Laird
Bennett
Sereh F. Overton
Fred Moser
Wm. H. Ashman
Bennett Swanton
J. L. Aasen
Western White Cedar Co
Edgar W. Wright
Duane Baldwin
Walter
McFarland
W. L
Ivy Wirth
Boulevard Park
Percel
E. A. Aasen
Bik
Pleasant View
J. L. Aasén
Emil Gabrieleen
Margaret Reed
Eliza A. Clintom
Smith
R. L. McMullen
Lylah Fullerton
Leatherwood
Morris Subdivision
Perham Park Co
Geo
W. Leslie
Perham Park
Park
Eugene & Coos Bay Land,.Co
W. BR. Oldaker
Woman’s Club
Campbell
Charles E. Cramley- Welles
Spokane
Kaufman
Les
G. W
R. T. Kaufman
Ralph O. Kesfman
Helena
Montana
Kari Keufsian
Thomas Brown
Chilesgo
T. H. Temple
Soma
Mgr
Mrs
Chas. LaRee
North Bend Hotel
Eek
James Collier
Percy Kramer
John William
C. E. Ladelle
A. Gustafson
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