Coos County Land Transfers And Estate Notices
Land transfers listed in Coos County records include Ellingsen to multiple buyers in Portland and North Bend plus transfers to Hasel Miller and others. Probate items include Elisabeth K Rogers estate, and minor-appointment actions for Evelyn Effie Allen adoption and other heirs. Marriage licenses granted to Culver and Rosella Fiam and others noted. several diverse property transactions across North Bend, Marshfield, and Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heenees
Frank “Culver
Rosella
Fiam
Bandon
Charles E. LaDelle
Lens Bessey
Powers
Tiny Heryford
P. C. Heryford
Elgemes
Lindsay
Edna Lindway
Jhibelle JE. Peterson
George
Melthed
Lecille
Geeindall
Florence Benabeugh
Ora Bronkergh
Elisabeth K. ‘Rogers
Ales H. Eldridge
Geuchte Trizienttle
Ansor
Charis E. Wood
J. J. Stanley
Evelyn Effie. Allen
H. E. Allen
E. H. Harnden
Evelyn
Allen
Herbert Adams
Chester Palimmer
Myrtle Point
Adame & Palmer
Giles and C F Form Law Partnership Across Counties
Claed H Giles formerly from Myrtle now Marshfield forms partnership with C F prominent lawyers in Coon county. McKnight has 25 years practice. Giles 12 years. The Myrtle Point firm Giles and Dement remains. Dement to handle local office. Partnership strengthens statewide law library and federation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claed H. Giles
Myrtle
Marshfield
C. F
Coon County
McKnight
Giles
Hias
Myrtle Point
Degment
Fire drill timing notice with corrected hour
A warning clarifies the Wednesday fire drill will start at 9:00 a.m. instead of 7:00 p.m. Residents are advised when the alarm sounds to remain calm and proceed as instructed.
County Council Boy Scouts Elect Officers in Coquille City Hall
In Coquille Monday evening the County Council of the Boy Scouts of America completed its organizational steps at City Hall and elected officers. Scout Executive Ricksecker has filed an application for a county charter. Officers include A T Lagerstrom Marshfield president J H Groves North Bend treasurer C Teas publicity C Gornt North Beall supervisor M D Bromd secretary Carter Myrtle Point listed among University of Oregon football hopefuls under coach Joe Maddock with plans for daily practice.
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Boy
Scouts of America
Coquille
Lofficers
Scout
Ricksecker
A. T. Lager
Strom
Marshfield
Presidesit
J. H. Groves
North Bead
CH Teas
C. Gornt
North
Beall
Wuper
Campes
Mee. Carter
Myrtlé Point
University ‘of Oregon
Joe. Maddock
Carter
Cation
Business Administration
Alpha Tau Omega
Oregon to host UC president as June commencement speaker
University of Oregon announces Dr. William Campbell of the University of California will deliver the June 16 commencement address. Campbell, a famed astronomer and former Lick Observatory director, received degrees from Michigan Wisconsin Pennsylvania and taught global expeditions. Also, Oregon women name tennis as the top spring sport amid a PE survey ranking interpretive dancing track baseball field hockey and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
Eugene
Wiliam W. Campbell
University of California
Campbell
David P. Barrows
California Institution
Lick O Oservatory
Nan
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
University of Puinsylvania
Physical Education Department
Keeley and Guistrom Welcome Daughters in 1924 and 1984
To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Keeley a daughter born March 9 1924 at Coquille. To Mr and Mrs Albert Guistrom on Sunday March 2 1984 a daughter and granddaughter to Price Robison.
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Lawrence Keeley
Coquille
Albert Guistrom
Price Robison
Woman's Club Meeting at M. W. A. Hall
The Woman's Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon March 16 at 4:00 p m sharp at the M W A hall. All interested in current problems urged to be present. Lagice Bunch, President.
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Woman’s Club
Lagice Bunch
Scat and Coquille North Bend Hold County Event
Fragmentary report notes a county event staged by Scat and groups from Coquille and North Bend with participants traveling leftward yesterday. Details remain unclear due to damaged text.
Address to Commercial and Woman's Clubs Highlights Federation
A speaker addressed mixed audiences of Commercial and Women's Clubs for the first time outlining the state and general federation departments. She showed how club work links to seven departments and the flexible number of each department per club. The federation's funded work and the scholarship loan fund were explained and questions answered to aid local clubs.
Mrs. Charles E. Roberts Dies in Powers at 60
Mrs Florence Raymond, born in Keokuk Iowa June 23 1863, widow of Charles E Roberts, died in Powers March 8 1924 at age 60 8 9. She leaves husband three sons A G Roberts H L Roberts C C Roberts and a daughter Mrs William Reid, with siblings and mourners in Mabten Seattle Los Angeles and other cities. Funeral services were held at Powers on March 8 1924 with Rev Lammeriin officiating and burial in Masonic cemetery Powers.
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Daura
Florence’ Raymond
John R. Ray‘mond
Keokuk
Iowa
Charles E. Roberts
Mabten
Washington
William Reid
Powers
Coos
Charlee B. Roberts
A. G. Roberts
H. L. Roberts
Los Angeles
California
C. C. Roberts
Seattle
Wiliam Reid
Minnie Thomas
Tillamock
Oregon
Thirsa Smith
Alameda
Stella » Bavideon
Altoona
Kansas
L. L. Raymond
H. A. Raymond
Elks City
Frank Raymond
Missouri
Lammeriin
Masonic Cemetery
Tariff Reductions Announced by Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific announces reduced freight rates effective April 1, 1984, cutting Chicago and New York costs by 10 to 30 percent for the Coos Bay region and neighboring points. Details are available through any Southern Pacific agent as commissions bodies acknowledge the rate adjustment.
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Tatesic Coos
Bay Territory
Chicago
New York
Southern Pacific
Myntie Point
Coquille
North
Bend
Eee
Myrtle Point Ships In For Coast Baseball League Talks
Myrtle Point joins coastal towns in planning the Cees County league with a meeting set in Marshfield on March 19. Delegates from Reedsport Bandon Powers Myrtle Point Coquille North Bend Marshfield invited to discuss early formation and player limits, with aims to keep expenses reasonable.
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Cees County League
Esek
Marshifield
Reedsport
Bandon
Powers
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Local News Roundup From Marshfield and Nearby
Visitors bring home a new car. logging operations begin between Douglas and Coos counties. Mrs Hermann ill halting school two weeks. Families travel to Riddle and North Bend for visits and a basketball game. Gardens and plowing fill the week as dairy ventures and building progress noted.
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Archie Brown
Marshfield
A. H. Powers
Douglas
Coos County
George Hermann
Ben McMullen
Hermann
Albert Mecum
Riddle
Clarence
Walter Billings
North Bend
S. Reed
McMullen
Rose Mecum
Russell Yoakem
Lawrence Jennings
Rock Creek
Cheese Factory Yields Increase in 1928 Report
The 1928 figures show higher butterfat and cheese outputs than 1922 with 1778,000 pounds of butterfat and 199,196 pounds of cheese. Cheese revenue rose to 45,009.03 dollars from 29,685.21, while patron payments were 39,952.77 versus 24,085.21. Butterfat yield reached 11.15 pounds per 100 pounds of milk, up from 11.07 in 1922, and net cheese price to the factory stood at 22.89 dollars per pound compared with 21.43 in 1922. Whey cream receipts were 1,705.56 in 1928, up from 1,283.10 in 1922. Myrtle Peist is highlighted as a notable local figure in the dairy industry.
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A. Caretel
Myrtle Peist
Memorial for Mes James Houston Lamb in Fishtrap
Mes James Houston Lamb born August 6 1840 in Bedford county Tennessee married James Houston Lamb November 22 1861 and had four children. She died March 10 1924 at her daughter Mrs George Robinson’s home in Coquille at 83.7 years. Funeral March 11 1924 at Fishtrap Methodist Church with Rev H M Brenham. Interment Fishtrap cemetery.
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Ann M. Drimmond
Bedford County
Tennessee
Arkansas
James Houston Lamb
George Robinson
Coquille
Methodist Church
Ely “Oxi
John B. Lemsb
Craigmont
Thabo
Phebe A. Hennington
Milton
Oregon
Mary “N. Robinson Coquille
Fishtrap
H. M. Brenham
Thanks for kind and helpful services in our bereavement
We, as children of this mother, cannot express our appreciation of the kind and helpful services of our friends and neighbors in this sad time of our bereavement. But our Lord will richly reward such one for their kind and loving service. George and Mary Robinson and family, John Lamb, George and Phebe Henninger and
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George and
Mary
Robinson
John Lamb
Phebe Henninger
Case Dismissed Against Lester Mayse on Insufficient Evidence
The assault and battery case against Lester Mayse was appealed to a higher court and dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. The ruling ends the proceedings with Mayse cleared of charges.
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Lester Mayse
Changes Hands At Local Hospital Practice Transfer
Dr. D. W. Davis arrives from Canada and will take over the hospital and practice of Dr. W. L. Pemberton. The two physicians will work together for the time being in the city.
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D. W. Davis
Canada
New York City
Our City
W. L. Pemberton
New Navy Secretary Nomination Expected
The President plans to fill the Navy secretary vacancy with Judge Wm. Kenyon of Iowa, reported as the chosen candidate after the resignation. The appointment would fill the key cabinet post.
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Secretary of the Navy
Wm. Kenyon
Iowa
Bug boat rams bridge and breaks one span across Coos Bay
The Martha Buehner owned by Stout Lumber Co rammed the Southern Pacific Railway bridge at Coos Bay shortly after midnight last Saturday. The boat was stranded on the submerged pier but inspection found damage light. A temporary 180 foot span was built and trains resumed after Wednesday evening.
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Martha Buehner
Stout Lumber Company
Southern Pacific Railway
Coos Bay
Octogenarian Honored On 81st Birthday At Family Gathering
Augustus H. Schroeder was feted at his home last Sunday with family and friends to mark his eighty first year. Born March 8, 1843 in Baltimore Maryland he has resided near Norway since 1863. Attendees included Schroeder and spouse children and relatives from Arago Myrtle Point Broadbent Coquille and Reedsport.
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Augustus H. Schroeder
Phomeer
Baltimore
Maryland
Coquille River
Norway
E. F. Schroeder
Milton
Carrie Hermann
Broadbent
Alfred Schroeder
Coquille
J. D. Carr
Kenneth
Melden
Herbert
Wallace
Arago
O. T. Bender
Nelda Bender
Myrtle Point
Lee Schroeder
Reedsport
Henry A. Schroeder
Elbert
Percy ‘Schroeder
A. H. Bender
Elsworth
Edward
Dorothy
Nellie Wisdom
Verle James
James Coats
Herman Nelson
Klocker Seeks Coos County Commissioner Nomination
M H Klocker of North Bend declares candidacy for the Republican primary May 16 1924 for County Commissioner. He pledges county road linking state highways and fair attention to all areas, asking Coos County residents for support.
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Ner
Coos County
M. H. Klocker
North Bend
Married couple wed in Coquille Presbyterian Church
C G Broderick and Mrs Agnes Cutler were married at the Presbyterian church in Coquille on March 5 1924 by the church pastor They will reside in Myrtle Point after the ceremony This item records a local marriage in early 1924.
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C. G. Broderick
Agnes Cutler
Presbyterian Church
Coquille
Accident on Bridge Road Injures Al Rico
Al Rico was struck by a car driven by C. A Goodman on Bridge Road Tuesday evening. He was taken to Pemberton hospital where his leg was set. Neither party could be blamed for the unavoidable accident.
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al Rico
Bridge Road
C. A Goodman
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