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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1928
Page
8
A drama of the church program lists two events on Sunday. Mrs Minale Hermann will be superintendent with C E Wolff in charge. Sermon time is at 10 and a Sunday school session follows.
At 10:00 p m Sunday church holds Sunday school and 11:00 a m Holy Communion service. The sub sermon at o o clock is Mussolini and is world preparing for Anti Christ. A special message urges all to hear it. A wild week service Thursday at 8 p m. J R Wiley Pastor.
The M E church reports 145 in Sunday school and good overall attendance last Sunday. Two new members were received. Pastor Omer Idse notes services included Sunday school at 10 and preaching. The Bridge News item notes local visits and merchant calls in Marshfield and nearby towns.
Administrators J. L. Freed and B. R. Harrison Mast notify all creditors to present claims against the Guy Freed estate in Myrtle Point Oregon within six months of first publication. Claims must be verified and filed with Dement Coleman Attorneys for the administrators. First published August 9 1928. last September 6 1938.
Silver Camp 8622 Modern Woodmen of America invites members to attend. W E Fite is council and A A Bobriefer clerk. Coquille Valley Post 1412 VFW meets monthly at Myrtle Point M W A hall and at K P Hall Coquille on the fourth Friday. Edward J Brophy, Ade. Coquille.
Farmers attention manure spreaders ford cutters or heavy equipment may be financed through the Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporation easy two year plan. Call L. Strong and Implements Hardware 18 tf.
The Myrtle Hotel partnership in Myrtle Point Oregon is dissolved by mutual consent. R C Bowers has taken over the property and all accounts are payable to him and he assumes all indebtedness as of July 17 1928. Signed R C Bowers and Dal King.
The Interior Department announces Ern est A. Paulsen of Bridge Oregon filed notice of intention to complete final three year proof for two homestead entries in Section 9 Township 298 Range 10 Willamette Meridian. The witnesses named include Henry Winters Wilfred Hunt Hanks and H Mall of Bridge and Bandon Oregon.
Coos Bay roofing firm Coos Bay Roofing & Supply Co offers complete roofing services in Coos county. R A Corthell of Marshfield is listed with contact details and claims to stock a large supply of roofing material to meet every need.
A countywide agricultural banquet at Myrtle Point featured O D Adams of Oregon State vo cational education and Earl Cooley praising community effort. Speakers highlighted beets yields dairying profits and student achievement with remarks by Dean A B Cordley and Leland Wagner. Attendees from many towns shared town slogans and discussed regional potential.
A Commercial club meeting at Myrtle Point touched on the Smith Hughes conference. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fish and family visited Floras Lake. Funerals for C I Kime and Mr Ansen drew attendees from Arage. Mr and Mrs Haul hosted a sister and husband Erin sins. An outdoor gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs L C Bacall drew a large crowd. Community folks enjoyed fellowship around the fire.
The office lists seven clubs with complete rates and names leaders and members including St. Monica and St. James divisions. Coos County Institute set for October 15 and 16 at Marshfield High with speakers from last November canceled by illness.
The report lists C. C. Gig noux as assistant superintendent of agriculture for the Union Pacific system of Portland, Homer Mank as state manager, and mentions the Chilean nitrate of soda education bureau in Raleigh, NC. It also credits Georgia C. Bibee and Wilma Andersen for noon and evening meals at the high aeheast cafeteria.
Corvallis reports indicate heavy receipts of hard red winter wheat with soft red winter scarce and commanding premiums. Barley prices ease while alfalfa supplies remain ample but firm demand. Red clover seed stays quiet yet firm as October Toled o futures rise. Potatoes ease in shipments but outlooks show large late crop. New Jersey, Long Island blight noted. Pacific coast butter firms prices rise. dairy demand appears strong though some curtailment seen. Cattle prices stay high amid weak finishers, hogs and lambs steady. US onion crop 10 percent below 1927 with poor conditions in New York Wisconsin Minnesota and Oregon.
Emma Shull Josephine Shell and Oliver Bigelow hosted a Saturday birthday party with three honorees. Neighbors and relatives from Leatherman Bennett Howe Thompson McIntyre Sumerlin Stevens and other families joined picnicking and digging at Reedport then moved to a grove for dinner and a group supper. Nearby visitors include James Watson from Riverton and A J Mayse returning from Ashland with family.
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