Real Estate Transfers For The Week In Coos County
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Marshfield North Bend Coos Bay and Bandon with buyers sellers and prices. Transactions include ships like Bennett’s Bandon Beach and Nasburg additions plus W. Gash and others. Also includes marriages in Bandon Coquille Marshfield Astoria Vancouver and North Bend and a divorce filing and a farm suit. Public notices include Mountain States Power right of way and Oregon Coast Co. dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Ellingsen
Coos County
Rofstad
Eddithom
North Bend
KE. P. Ellingsen
F.young
Coos
Phillip Meagher
North Ferndale
R. Moffitt
KB. P. Ellingsen
Coos' County
FE. M. Shriver
Glasgow
Florence Hendryx
Gens
Regetad
Wack
Eric Pate
Schaeffer
Central Place
Beck
Ocean View
E. P. Ellingsen
Weyhauser Timber Company
C. A. Gage
Nasburg’s
Marshfield
Bennett's
H. EB. Bedford
Coos Bay Plate
John H. Greves
Central Addition
A. R. Mercer
City of Coos Bay
T. G. Calvin
Highland Park Addition Bandon
H. V. Schnur
Bennett’s Bandon Beach
Preston Wesley McPherson
Mary F. Stinnett
Bandon
Clare Mintonye
Coquille
Eden Alley
George Melville
Astoria
Gladys Bell
M. T. Wise
M. KE
Robert L. Davis
la Center
Washington
Lillie E. Kinnunen
Vancouver
Chester Alfred Coltver
Myrtice A. Cawley
Marsh
L. B. Jodson
Norman V. Borgard
Clarence E. ‘Bokgard
Herbert Meadows
Firet National Bank of
Coos Bay
Madison Scott
F. R Ellis
Mountain States Power Co
Farr & Ellwood, Inc
Salem
Chester Farr
Ida D. Farr
Cecil J. Elwood
Motice
Oregon Coast Co
Donating efforts repair Lempa eresch Mountain road
Citizens from both sides of the Lempa eresch mountain worked with teams and tractors to restore the mountain road for Fourth of July travel. Businesses supplied feed and labor, naming many volunteers from Banden end and Myrtle Point side, noting the road becomes a boulevard and will shorten travel time to the beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sdes
Lempa Eresch
Banden
Sam Javits
George Mancict
Bill Deaner
John Dickey
Henk
Charles Page
McNair Hardware
Merkey
C. A. Glen
Mr. Mabin
E. Leobeagh
Denham’s Grocery
Fred Mehl
Bill Mast
Conrad Bergoed
Jena
D. IL
Thode
Myrtle Point
Anniversary notices for Roberts and Dunham families in Myrtle Point
Mr and Mrs J H Roberts celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with children traveling from afar and many kin present. He born 1840 in Ohio she 1846 in Missouri eldest of 16 and still active in town. Hark W Dunham and wife marked their 50th anniversary with family dinner and visits from county pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Roberts
Ohio
Missouri
Hark W. Dunham
Pythians Picnic Fosters County Wide Club Effort
About 150 people gathered at Norway grove last Sunday for the DOKK annual picnic. A bounteous lunch followed a Barnyard Golf course and after talks aimed to form a county wide Pythian club uniting existing Magi of Marshfield. Contests and river swimming capped a delightful day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway Grove
DOKK
Magi Club
Marshfield
Miss Alice Dement Returns from USC Music College
Miss Alice Dement returned this week from her studies in the Department of Music at the College of Southern California in Los Angeles. Her mother Mrs. Taylor Dement also came back from California at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dement
College of Southern California
Los Angeles
Taylor Dement
California
Conti Continents in a Day Flight by Lt Maughan
Lieutenant Russell L. Maughan, army flier, completed a daylight long distance flight from New York to San Francisco covering 2,850 miles in 21 hours 47 minutes 45 seconds. He stopped for five fuelings, departed around 3 AM standard time, and landed at Crissey Field in San Francisco at 9:47 PM after crossing the Alleghenies under a half moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell L. Maughan
Army Flier
New York
San Francisco
Alleghenies
Crissey Field
Bridge Defeats Myrtle Point 12 to 4 in Sunday Game
Bridge beat Myrtle Point on Sunday with a 12 to 4 score. A return match is set for this coming Sunday at the Fair Grounds in Myrtle Point at 2:00 p m. About 200 cars attended the last game, and Myrtle Point plans to regroup and redeem itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Peint
Bride
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Fair Grounds
Pee Im Bridge
Elects Delegate for Myrtle Teint Chautauqua
The guarantors of the Myrtle Teint Chautauqua met at City Hall and elected Mrs Meal Annimna delegate to a meet mecca event. They plan further meetings at City Hall and set Chautauqua for July 12 to 17 with tickets on sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meal Annim
Weston
Camping Trip With Families Leaves for Brewster Valley
Mr and Mrs R C Bowers with children Mr and Mrs Walter Sykes and children E E Bushnell and family and Mrs R W Catton left Monday for a week long camping trip in Brewster valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bowers
Walter Sykes
E. E. Bushnell
R. W. Catton
Brewster Valley
Convention Bulletins from New York Telegrams News
Tele grams from the Convention in New York report June 24 with Oregon and eastern delegation actions plus named officials and speeches. June 25 notes permanent organization, nomination speeches for Underwood Robinson and McAdoo, Colorado Klan issue, police interference, possible split and further bulletins to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thompson
Oregon
Goss
Bledsoe
McLean
Jules
Harrison
Underwood
Robinson
McAdoo
Colorado
Mast Brothers Challenge Bonds for New Union High School
Last week the Mast Brothers complained to restrain bond issuance for the new Union High School. A circuit court motion seeks precise charges and the district where the required number of legal voters was not obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Brothers
Union Z High School
Circuit
Harvey
Cannery treble aim with Logan berries praised
The cannery now processes 1 600 gallons of Logan berries daily and plans to triple output next week. Robert N Stevens of Corvallis is employed for the season at the cannery and intends to stay. his parents plan to follow. The berries are reported to be of exceptionally good quality despite the dry weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Logan
Robert N. Stevens
Corvallis
Porterville Farmer Recalls Harsh Conditions Amid Severe Drought
The note from Porterville California describes farmers facing very bad conditions due to a persistent drought wind that is the worst remembered in that region. It highlights farming hardships and the impact on crops and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porterville
California
Nelson family returns from Rocky Point camping trip
Jacob Nelson and family came home Sunday after a week at Rocky Point below Empire. They harvested many clams and crabs but reports say the fishing was poor. The family also sighted whales during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Nelson
Rocky Point
Empire
Mr. Nelson
Loosters to Be Known as Bandon Beachmen
The group formerly named Sons of Bandon Beaches adopts the name Bandon Beachmen. The bathing costume remains humorous and the narrator hopes they avoid parading in cold climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Bandon Beaches
Bandon Beachmen
Dement Family Camp Trip Ends In Illahe
Mr and Mrs Max Dement with daughters Theresa Lila and Frances and Ellis Warner traveled by Powers to Illahe for a camping trip last week. Max, despite being best at home, rode into camp at dusk and stayed for the stay. Mrs Dement boasts of flipping flap cakes now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dement
Daugters
Theresa
Lila
Frances
Ellis Warner
Illahe
Powers
Max
Carter Logging Camp Plans to Stay Open Despite Closures
The Carter Logging camp will continue to operate, says Mr. Carter, even as many county camps close over the Fourth. The camp currently employs about 35 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Building Home in Dement Addition by Clark Fensler
Clark Fensler is constructing a modern one story bungalow in the Dement addition. He explains the aim is to keep the rain out and the kiddies warm. He has sold his old home to Claude Rancieman and is living in the Henry Burr house until completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Fensler
Dement
Clark
Claude Rancieman
Henry Burr
Farmer Labor party names candidates and platform
The Farmer Labor party selects Duncan McDonald of Illinois for President and William Bouch of Washington for Vice President at St Paul. McDonald’s candidacy depends on LaFollette not accepting committee endorsement. platform supports Soviet Russia, nationalization of major industries, worker participation, public ownership of banks railroads and marketing, unemployment compensation and public works jobs, and a federal minimum wage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Labor Party
St. Paul
Minnesota
Duncan McDonald
Illinois
William Bouch
Washington
McDonald
LaFollette
Soviet
Russia
Gooding College to Award $50 Scholarship for Myrtle Point Honor Grad
At President Charles Wesley Tenney's request the editor announces that Gooding College trustees will grant a $50 scholarship to the Myrtle Point high school honor graduate for the fall term beginning September 9. If the valedictorian declines, the award goes to another graduate with strong high school records and recommendations from the local principal and pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Tenney
The
Gooding College
Myrtle Point High School
Slight Fire Halts at Leslie Martin Home
A minor house fire in the dining room of the Leslie Martin residence started from a heating stove. Mrs. Martin saw flames in the stairway, alarm was raised, and Mr. Martin and Clinton used a garden hose. Firefighters arrived quickly and saved the home with only water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Martin
Mr. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Ghosts on Air at Eatery-Nosler Three Act Play
A radio event at Eatery-Nosler service station invites the public to a three act play A Real Ghost Flay with Three Live Ghosts and ghost music next Thursday night Bud plans to broadcast the show so it can be heard on the street in the vicinity A novelty project from an area station promises a unique listening experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud
Fire Devastates Empire Town Block Killing Many Buildings
Early Sunday a fire tore through Empire starting from a gasoline lamp explosion. It damaged the central block, destroying a hotel, saloon, livery, stores, and residences. The Southern Oregon Company, Tom Wasson, and camp stores suffered insured losses totaling about $7,400 with receipts of roughly $2,000. North Bend and Marshfield crews aided, guarding nearby oil tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Marshfield
North Bend
Gus Pederson
Thomas Wasson
Enmpire
Pioneer
Lockhart
Reunion welcome for Louis Roberts family in Ashland
Louis Roberts his wife and daughter visiting Ashland with relatives and friends. He is son of J H Roberts formerly active in Myrtle Point politics, serving as City Recorder several times and one term as Mayor. They were warmly greeted by many old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Roberts
Ashland
Oregon
Mr. Roberts
J H. Roberts
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Troop 1 Boy Scouts to Attend Coos Head Camp
Five boys Bryce Nosler Shirley Carter Golan Dietz Mitchell Myers and Clifton Knight from Myrtle Point Troop 1 travel to Coos Head for a 14 day scout camp. County Scout Executive Harris Reckensecker leads with Dr Hayden and others guiding outdoor school of practical value and activities including hikes fishing swimming and first aid instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Coos Head
Bryce Nosler
Shirley Carter
Golan Dietz
Mitchell Myers
Clifton Knight
Harris Reckensecker
Hayden
Reckensecker
Tarantula Captured at Farmers Store Exhibition
A young tarantula was found on bananas at the Farmers store on Tuesday. Employee Gus Dietz captured the spider and placed it in a glass jar. The tarantula is now on exhibition at the Farmers Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dietz
Longest Day Reflections On Day Length And Change
Last Saturday marked the longest day of the year and reflections on how days lengthen then begin to shorten. The writer notes a sense of time stretching before the inevitable turn toward shorter daylight.
New Muscovite Club Formed in Coos County
A new Muscovite club was formed among the I. C. O. F. in Coos county with George Hughes elected as Chronicler. The group plans to participate in future demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
George Hughes
Editors Trip Reflections From National Convention Journey
A traveler diary chronicles June visits from Baker Oregon to Chicago, detailing heat in Oregon, alfalfa crops in Minturn Colorado, scenery along the Colorado River, mountain passes, and a Kansas Royal Gorge stop. Highlights include Denver visits, a baseball game, and Chicago sightseeing with delegates and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Oregon
Minturn
Colorado
Huntington
Mountain Home
Ogden Io Salt Lake
Salt Lake
Tabernacle
Colorado River
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Monumental Creek
Tennessee Pass
Fort Riley
Kansas
Royal Gorge
Denver
Chriesholm
Helena
Mentane Sr
Capital
U. S. Mint
Bill’s
Burns
Omaha
Republican
Kansas City
Seattle
Kiwanis
New, Mexico
Dorothy Ellen Riddle Dies in Pediatric Pneumonia
Dorothy Ellen Riddle, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe A. Riddle, born April 7 1924 and died June 26 1924 at Davis hospital after a pneumonia illness. Survived by parents two sisters and one brother. Funeral in the Methodist Church Friday June 27 1924 at 2 00 p m with Rev Idea officiating. Interment at Norway cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Ellen Riddle
Roscoe A. Riddle
Davis Hospital
Methodist Church
Idea
Norway Cemetery
Oregon Delegation Battles for McAdoo at Democratic Convention
Oregon’s ten delegates clash over seating and factional power as they move to unity under McAdoo. G. A. Marshal chairs after political shifts. John M. Stevenson becomes vice chair with Thomas Burke as secretary. Miss Clare Pierce remains an alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oregon
C. Carter
James C. Stuart
G. A. Marshall
Alexander Thompson
John H. Stevenson
Clare Pierce
John D. Goss
R. W. Hagood
Hugh McLain
J. M. Bledsoe
C. F. Carter
McAdoo
Miss Pierce
Burke
Oregonian
G. A. Marshal
John M. Stevenson
Thomas Burke
Goss
McLain
Bledsoe
Children’s Day Observed at Presbyterian Church
The church held its annual Children’s Day with a morning program by the Sunday school. The event featured hymns, recitations by Alton Barklow Jean Guerin Alma Russell and Melvin Barklow, exercises on rain and nature, a collection for the church, and a choir of 120 girls singing the Children’s Hosannas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Jimmie McInniss
Miss V Laird
Alton Barklow
Jean Guerin
Jesus
Alma Russel
North Bend
Melvin Barklow
Flower's fragrance and fate of influence quote
An attributed reflection by Beccher on how a flower's scent and a man's example fade beyond prediction, underscoring the uncertainty of influence and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beccher
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Court News
Merchant Land Company
Emmetts A. Terman
Anton Knutson
C. R. Johnadm
Flagstaff
Bennett Trust Company
Gash
Bennett
Bandon Beach
George Witte
Francis Mr. Tarmian
Ot Wa
Pythians
NEW High School
Cannery
Rial
Pire
Eere
Reunion
BOY Scouts
Tarantula
Chicago
Swift
Mr Todd
Tennessee
Montana
Financial Street
Negro Quarter
Millionaires Row
Michigan
Boulevard
Lake Front
Canal Street
Dorothy Riddle
Myers
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