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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
8
A garbled OCR fragment from a local page lists unclear names and places with stray punctuation. It mentions Mrs and stores, but most details are unreadable making precise attribution impossible.
Coquille resident James Richwond in town Fri. Hills Hiland theater schedules North of 4 and North of 86. Local business and visitors from Dore North Fork and Bandon Beach frequent the area. Patrons urged to attend Sunday Monday shows and Mother’s Day promotions at Farmers' Store and Myrtle Point Bakery.
H C Peterson of Hillsboro Oregon brother in law of Dr J B Bunch and F W Peterson of Walla Walla Washington visited Dr and Mrs Bunch and left for home Monday via Portland Mrs K C Cough Portland Mrs Benec's mother accompanied them west fax is Portland.
Isaac Jasper Schroeder a four months old child of John Henry Schroeder died May 2 from influenza complications. Mrs Schroeder had been ill several weeks earlier and the family faced hardship during the illness period.
Fragments show residents and visitors in Coos County with visits from Fullerton and Eugene. Events include a benefit entertainment at Highland Theatre May 8 and a P. T. A. program attended by Frank Neil. A track meet with Marshfield High School drew about forty participants at the fairgrounds.
Fragmentary lists show Mr and Mrs George F plus Terry and sons Allen and Jack from North Bend. Also mentioned are ALM Gould and son Dr and Mrs James Richmond with Barbers in Coquille, Miss Qelo McClay of San Bernardino, and Mr and Mrs B C Barker with children Albesi Graves and Carl of Myre.
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