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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
5
Public notices describe multiple sales and filings including a March 1934 real property foreclosure sale in Coquille Coos County Oregon with cash or installment terms, a January 1934 homestead proof hearing in Myrtle Point, and timber lot sales in Roseburg Oregon with minimum bids and removal timelines.
Notices cover Floyd C Evernden homestead proof in Roseburg district with witnesses listed Bancroft Oregon and filing before Edgar A Dodge on February 8 1934. Also Coos County Oregon sale of delinquent tax land described as parts of sections with minimum price 378 and sale February 24 1834 at Coquille City and 10 am with 20 percent cash and rest in ten annual installments at 6 percent interest.
National agency representatives affecting cooperative marketing will join the Oregon Cooperative council in Portland for its annual meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday February 13 and 14 George Gatlin secretary announces with details on program and participants.
Henry Gill pastor invites all to three steps toward God in a service schedule that includes Sunday school at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am plus evangelistic services at 7 45 pm. Bible study Thursday 7 45 pm and young people's meeting. Special music and visitors from Maine and Bandon expected.
On Sunday February 16 Pastor W Buckner will preach Elijah's Sacrifice from Kings 18 at the Church of Christ. Sunday afternoon at 3 30 the mission on Went Creek will present The Traitor from Matthew 34.
Next Sunday February 18 Dr D A Thompson of Fortland will preach at 11 o clock in the church. A large congregation is expected. The choir will provide special music. Bible School starts at 10 am and adult worship at 11 am. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 20 pm with choir practice each Wednesday at 7 20 pm.
The Methodist Episcopal church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. with choir music and a sermon on Spiritual Spasms and Holy Habits. Epworth League devotional at 7 p.m. led by James Ett and an evening service at 6 p.m. on Rome of Satan's Under Tricks. Latter Day Saints pastor Freak W. Dygort announces an instructive discourse at 7:30 p.m. on scripture statements presented without fear.
A Myrtle Union executive meeting was held Sunday afternoon with attendees including Mr and Mrs Henry Schroeder Rev and Mrs RE Ostrander Marcesi Earl Eleanor Breuer J R and Delbert Steele Margaret Garrett and Hugh Maclean Also listed were Mr and Mrs Joe Mast Danford Oliver and Harrison Floyd Mr and Mrs Seymour Fosburg Mrs Jimze Pratt and daughter Cilla and granddaughter Joyce from Marshfield Tom Lillebo visited Reedpsort with his family over the weekend
Mr and Mrs George Kharonenberg of Banden hosted visitors Sunday. J E B Whitaker Marshfield visited Neideigh and Belle Whitaker. D Kollar and family called on R P Daniels in Gaylord. Harry Penrod entered the Veterans hospital in Roseburg for medical care. Dr J B Gillis of Medford called on the Lobdell family. W H Bunch and Lily Fish visited the Lobdells Saturday afternoon.
An eight pound lad arrived Monday as the couple's third child. he has two sisters. The note mentions a group of professors conducting an experiment in education in Jacksonville.
Fracture treated at hospital after accident Monday. W. A. Sewart of Coquille hospitalized earlier. Updates note residents Max Dement Alvin Nevokey Mrs R L Tucker and Mrs M M Newdall all at home. Ted Meyers suffers tuberculosis of the hip but is reported as improving. Insula plans to live in England. May reference to Yankee Jack and Dallas News context.
Oregon farmers report walnut roots exceeding fifty feet in length as a six year old tree was unearthed by Bates in Sulera district, underscoring need for wide spacing and indicating poor trees. Lake County farmers order ladak alfalfa seed for seed production in row plantings.
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