Coos County Property Transfers and Marital Notices
A long list details property deeds in Coos Bay Coquille North Bend and Marshfield with transfers to numerous buyers including J. A. Cobb F. A. Chesik and Charles Neri Bend. The notice also records marriages in Myrtle Point and Bangor and an adoption and estate actions including Tepper’s appointment as administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Wiese
Charles
Gruss
Marthe
Snes A. Emoe Tor
Aebererem & Ble
West
J.T. McGuire
Neri Bend
Z. Leepanieeia
Biéek
North Bend
J. A. Cobb
F. A. Chesil
Bay Park
Eimer
E ‘Gag
J. Landbat Rema
Charleston Bay Company
Chas
John G. Mock
Saarieatens
Ravi
George N. Battey
D. C. Krests
Title Guarantees & Abstract’ Co
Dan Grow
Eiliott
Coquille
Lizsie Bouts
J. A
Cobb
Bunker Hill
Marshfield
J.A. Cobb
F. A.‘Chesik
Edith Cheaik
J. A.lillied
Edith H.cheaik
George J. Williameon
W. D.bel
West Beaker Hill
Joseph Waltermeir
Ronnie “Thempeca
Elliott
Cooquilie
Wey
Lena T. Wianingham
Stephen J. Dey
Pauline Mercer
Coos Bay
Bertha M. DeHart
Felters
Randoll
W. E. Beseserman
Nethy
R G. Stamtakis
Crawford Point
Pearl Ellingsen
Bhabi-Bell
Sielaim
EL Walstran
Horsfall
Bandon
Coes
Ly Welstedt
Mary A. Hoots
Maybelle Armatrong
Armastromg
Mendety
Agnes
Sengstacken
Sengstacken Company
Ammatt
L. Clete
Misexora Myrtle’s Nuptials Sealed With Autumn Vows
In a September 14 1924 ceremony at Miss Patterson’s theme room the couple Mr and Mrs C C Carter Reed Lloyd Jarvis homestead. Attendants include Mr and Mrs C C Carter and son Clarence and Shirley Mrs Craig Condit Forest Grove Harold Barony A Dees Selander Marshfield Veria Lucille Summertin North Bend Miss The Citaten Coriwaltay Wayne Carver Mr and Mrs Charles Cavanaugh North Bend and Rev Omer Idee Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter-Carleed
Patterson
Lloyd Jarvis
C. C. Carter
Clarence
Shirley
Craig Condit
Forest Grove
Harold Barony
A. Dees Selander
Marshfield
Misees Veria
Lucille Summertin
North ‘Bend
Miss
Car stolen from church parking lot during service
A vehicle parked in front of the Presbyterian church on Benday was taken during evening services. Police describe the incident as petty theft and urge witnesses to assist in locating the car and its thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Benday
Marshfield hosts six football games in fall schedule
The plan lists games at Grants Pass October 1 and Medford November 1 with Myrtle Point October 11. Marshfield Myrtle Point and Bandon will each play six games while North Bend and Coquille officials oversee referee duties. Thanksgiving week includes North Bend at Marshfield Myrtle Point at Bandon and Coquille idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoams
Coos
Huse
Grants Pass
Medford
Bearg
Myrtle
Polat
Sehiol
C. A.hewaré
Prin
Mairehfield
Myrtle Point
Coquille
North Bend
Bandon
Marshfield
Ququille
High School Notes on Season Schedule and Talks
The football schedule for the season has been drawn up. Andrew Miller, field secretary of the Oregon Bankers Association, spoke at the high school test on Thursday. The program included information for Constitution Day and was cited at the corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibqbert Schnirgeanschavans
Mr. George
Andrew Miller
Oregon Banker's Association
Cote
Ales Nesler
Coos County Seeks Agricultural Agent to Boost Dairy Market
County officials urge establishing a Coos County agricultural agent to develop markets for surplus calves ten days old. They cite agents in other areas earning over $5,000 from calf sales and argue a county agent is essential to gain state and federal agricultural benefits. A Friday meeting is expected to draw many interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perth
Coos
Counnty
United States Department
County Bankers to Consider Reorganization Next Week
County Bankers Association plans a reorganization at a meeting set for the 28th of the month. A banquet in Coquille drew attendees including Frederick Greenwood of Portland San Francisco Federal Reserve, Powell of Woodburn banks, and Andrew Miller of the Oregon Bankers Association. Myrtle Point guests listed: R. C. Dement Karl Keufman G. E. Taber Jesse D. Clinton A. J. Radabeugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Bankers Association
Wandher
Coquille
Froderick Greenwood
Portland
San Francisco ‘Federal Reserve Bank
Powell
Twe
Woodbarma Banks
Oregon State Bankers Association
Andrew Miller
Myrtle Point
R. C. Dement
Karl Keufman
G. E. Taber
Jesse D.clinton
A. J. Radabeugh
Accident injures city worker with fractured pelvis
Songers of Swenster, employed by the City of Davis, was in an accident involving a truck. He is laid up in the Davis hospital with a fractured pelvis and is reported doing as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Ey
Songers
Swenster
Davis
Arago
Bon Ton Partnership Dissolved and Ownership Transferred
The owners of the Bon Ton dissolved their partnership and Mr Fesberg and his wife took over full ownership. Mr DeVault sold his share in the concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Ton
Fesberg
DeVault
Cooked Food Sale Notice From M B Church
The ladies of the M B church are hosting a sale on September 20 from 4:00 p m to 7:00 p m. Oakes Piety Balada are listed among the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M B. Charch
M. Oakes
Piety Balada
Coast Line Purchase Lets Auto Lines Control Two Passenger Routes
Coast Auto Lines buys the Grants Pass to Crescent City routes with ten touring cars and an $18,000 mail contract. The Kirby Crescent City line and the Grants Pass Kirby line transfer possession last Friday and this Monday respectively for a total price of $25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast’ Auto Lines
Granta Pass
Crescent City
Grants -Pass- Kirby
Kirby Crescent
Scout Booth At County Fair Showcases Merit Badges And Rally
The County Fair features a Scout Booth with exhibits like camp scenes, badge displays, first aid kits, and wood crafts. A 66 badge merit board marks first class awards after Court of Honor. A Boy Scout rally at 10 30 a m Friday September 19 includes signaling Morse code semaphore rope knots and anti friction fire drills with multiple troop teams invited to participate. Scouts in uniform assist at the booth and a police line emergency phone is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca County
Court of Honor
Cops & Curry Telephone Company
Malkey
North Bend
Marshfield
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Bandon and
Powers
Rebel AHS Rebekah Week Highlights State Assembly Meet
Last week featured Rebekah week with the state president of the Assembly meeting the members. A joint meeting of Myrthe Point and Coquille lodges occurred Friday night in Coquille with Nellie-Mast Miss, Lily Dement Mrs, Theresa Dement Miss, Myra McLaghlis Mrs, Ansa Bickers Mrs as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Assembly
Myrthe Point
Coquille
Nellie—Mast
N. G
Unclear OCR fragment on games and housing
Fragmentary text mentions games and homes but lacks clear event, entities, or outcomes to summarize into a coherent news item.
Proclamation declares half holidays in Myrtle Point
Henry A. Schroeder mayor proclaims half holidays for September 18, 19, and 20 1919 with businesses urged to close at noon each day. The measure aims to allow citizens to attend and enjoy community events and holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrberbad
Basiness
Henry A. Schroeder
Myrtle Point
Oregon
Autos Not Sheep Rumor Stirs Spruce Street Incident
A noisy Monday evening on Spruce Street drew residents to view an odd scene as four high school girls named Alice Nester, Vernita Laird, Aloma Davis, and Tone Murphy helped stage a misidentified sheep incident. Neighbors reported confusion and a tow of the more timid vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Emery Neslers
Alice Nesler
Vernita Laird
Aloma Davis
Tone Murphy
Emes
Real Improvement Moves Old Maple Street Barn
The historic Bill Page barn on Maple Street is being torn down after years of service. Once central to town life before autos dominated, the structure is removed to make way for new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Page
Maple Street
City Twandar Ca Moves Office and Store Room
The City Twandar Ca rents the lower floor of the Hermann building and will relocate its offices and store room into the brick structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Twandar Ca
Hermann
Bound Over to Grand Jury in Arson Case
Cleo Winters was bound over to the Grand Jury Monday afternoon in Justice Dodge's court in the sum of $1,000 on a charge of arson. Attorney Thompson appeared for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Winters
Fossils Exhibited in Salmon Creek Finds
Mose Endicott brought in fossils to the American office from Salmon Creek. One fossil contains a fragment of alder leaf and the other shows myrtle. The specimens are clearly defined and reveal finer tracings under a glass. They are on display in the window at the American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mose Endicott
Salmon Creek
Abel Ee
Coos and Surry County Fair Build Up For Big Year
Coos and Curry County celebrate the county fair week with vibrant decorations, harvest displays, and a large program. Karl Topping’s Round-Up and Rodeo anchor the event. Boy Scouts, Beachmen, and a parade by Myrtle Point boosters boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tegerage Ie
Coos & Curry County
Myrtle Point
Avery
Commercial Club
Karl Topping
Northwest
A. B
M. Faripa
Hou@ini
Bandon
Oregon
Coquille
Marshfield
North Bend
G A R Boys Banquet At Bandon County Gathering
The Grand Army boys of the county met at Bandon for a social gathering and banquet. Attendees from Myrtle Point included John Noel and wife W A King and wife A M Arnhold and wife and Mrs L Prey. Mr Arnold recently celebrated his 80th birthday and remains spry and athletic.
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Grand Army
Bandon
Myrtle Beimt
John Noel
W. A. King
A. M. Arnohi i
L. Prey
Mr. Arnolds
Ron
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Carl
Geldier
Denis Ashtenot
Harbart
Bangor
Bert Graydon Bebb
Euguie
Carrie Gail Bosk
Banden
Joh W. Carlson
Ora Myrtle Carter
Myrtle” Point
Earl
Wiper
Marthield
Alicia B
Hage
Minnesota
Meemeth
Kistner
Maxine Me
Geldie Wande Great
Frank E. Tennant
Asabin
Tepper
Coos County
Te Ue
Pee Hy
BON -Ton
Eastyihewr
cBakinday
Coos & Surry County
G. A. R. Boys
West Side
Pacific
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