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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1928
Page
12
Pastor Omer Idso leads Sunday school at 4 p m with morning service at 10 a m and evening service at 8 p m Epworth gathering at 7 p m The morning text is First the blade then the ear then the full corn in the ear The evening text is How long go limping between the two sides.
Sunday school starts at 10 am with preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. Supply minister J O C Templeton will deliver both sermons.
Voters in Scooi District No 41 Coos County Oregon are called to a special school meeting at Junior High School September 1 1928 at 730 PM to approve the 1928 1929 school budget. Attest Motta Ho Rosslow district clerk A 8 Schrieffer chairman board of directors.
Winter storms bring fury and destruction warns readers to have their roofs checked now. Contact Ave. Pho 1008S or write Ro A' Carthell S06 Gulden Ave Marshfield tH tf for examinations.
Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporations offer two year easy payments for manure spreaders food cutters and other heavy machinery. Call L Strong Hardware and Implements to purchase. Herald Want Ads invite buyers and sellers.
A casual quip suggests that trying a few drinks and lying down reveals quality. If one wakes up unharmed, the experience is deemed acceptable or harmless. The remark frames intoxication as a test of tolerance and a safeguard against lasting harm.
Public sale announced under execution in Circuit Court of Oregon for case 8213 Farmers Store of Myrtle Point vs Roas Smith and Saran Smith. Sheriff W W Gage of Coos County will auction on September 22, 1924 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse in Coquille for $97.14 plus costs, with property described as lot and land in townships 20 north range 12 west, excluding portions and reserving easements. Also notice of publication for Ernest A Pauleen filed July 1928 in Roseburg for final three year proof on the land described, with witnesses listed.
Department of The Interior Roseburg Oregon July 12 1928 notice that James H Murray of Bancroft Oregon who on November 26 filed a homestead entry final three year proof to establish claim to NE of NW and NW of NE in section 85 township 308 range 11 west Willamette Meridian will be admitted before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner Myrtle Point Oregon on September 4 1928. Claimant names with him Charles S Warner Ernest E Evernden Ralph Winningham Frank L Porter Hamill A Cannday Rogeister.
Administrators J L Freed and R Harrison Mast notify creditors to present claims against the Guy Freed estate. Claims must be filed at Dement & Coleman, Myrtle Point, Oregon within six months from the first publication. First publication August 9, 1928. Subsequent publication September 6.
Local reports confirm construction kickoff for the Eastern Oregon Normal School main building in La Grande. Other notices note mixed harvests at Moro wheat warehouses and Oregon infant death rates among the lowest in the nation.
Residents welcome SBME and Professor and Mrs 1 B Levy back to town as schools near opening. Schroeder family returns from Yellowstone trip. Carl family vacationed to Crescent City and Grants Pass. Camping at Lighthowse beach. Moore family plans Morahfield visit. Verne Landy and others host Sunday gathering. Mrs Roberts of Fairview to speak at Arago next Sunday.
Ed Casebeer and son Bobbie return from eastern region. Chas Choate of Seattle visits the Glen Shore home. Mrs Sumertlin and Veria go to Portland for Veria health consult. William Brady completes a chimney for the Community hall. Milo Shock trips to Cooston. Gr Swan hospitalized. Margaret Kelly Hedwig Harrisohn and A Bezoaki spend time at Floras Lake. Frank and Vre L. E Bothwell in Brewster valley last Saturday. Glen Shors and Gwenda Ion with Mildred W visit Bandon.
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