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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
5
The estate of Peter Bolan, valued at about 98000, lists heirs Rosy Doles the widow and Elmer T. Dolan, a daughter, both of Marshfield, with the filing dated May 25, 1933.
A tentative court action in Marshfield this Tuesday granted the defendant an extension of time to catch up on payments due in the Florence A Wolfskilrence matter. The case, involving storeclosure and household matters on Second Street Hill in Maehfield, was heard in chambers.
Coos county files suit against Exeter Landon and P H Briggs seeking a right of way for the South Slough bridge. The action aims to secure access for the bridge project and assign necessary easements to public works authorities.
Wm McDuffie as receiver for Richfield Oil company filed a complaint against H O Clark Marshfield service station proprietor for payment of rent. An action at law was begun to collect about $200 allegedly due a day hospital and doctors. An answer was filed Wednesday in State of Oregon versus Charles Fuller et al tax foreclosure suit.
J L Benham and Ivan Laird receive permission to erect a skyline with poles not interfering with traffic across the county from Alford Place on East Fork to North Fork Coquille River. The land involves portions of lots 5 and 1L and the north three-fourths of lot Ta in section 12. About four miles north of Bridge on Big Creek, J H Paulsen of Coos County will be offered the land at $135. The property was acquired by the county at tax foreclosure and was previously advertised for sale at a minimum of $378.
The court approved reports for estate administrators and undertook property sales and transfers. Items include sale offers of right of way across lot 12 to Christina Paulsen for $1, logging transfer to D. W. Carpenter, and realty advertisements in Bandon and nearby tracts, plus allowances for livestock condemned after tuberculosis tests.
Mrs John Jornan Jr and her baby boy returned home in Coquille this weekend. Mrs M M Newdall of Coquille remains under care after spinal meningitis attack ten days ago. Sam Martin ill with intestinal flu expects soon to go home. Mrs Donald Gibbs of Broadbent recovering after appendix operation. Clarence Miller badly cut foot while working for Jim Brady at Sitkum, axe wound dressed at hospital. Anne Van Scoy operated for appendicitis moved home in Coquille. Carl Schroeder of Coquille with leg fracture near hip taken home. Woodrow Hardy from Powers CCC camp resumed duties after recent operation. Mrs J J Stockhoff and baby son are doing splendidly.
A social gathering Sunday night at the E C Barker home led to a visit at the T G Sumerlin residence to celebrate Mr and Mrs E Lewellen’s 23rd wedding anniversary. Refreshments were served and attendees included a long list of local couples and friends.
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a sale action and local officials but readable details are limited and unclear in the text. The document hints at a government or legal sale process with unspecified parties and location.
A gathering hosted by Lila Davenport honored Howard Redell and Ellen Monrad. Guests included Hildred, Wilma, Charles, Edith Redell, several Barklows, the Shulls, Lundy, Ocheltree, Belloni, Cooper, Nelson, McDonald, Robison, Larser, the Davenports, and others. Refreshments of cookies, punch and cake followed with games of forfeit and murder.
Morrow night features Coquille at North Bend and Marshfield versus Bandon with several toss ups across the A league standings. Cocos River heads to Arago for an easy win while Riverton is set to upset Powers. Fisher men remain tough on their home court as Banien Marshfield Myrtle Point North Bend Cegeille sit in the second tier.
The CCC camps in Oregon and Washington will host winter programs run by regional forester C J Buck, featuring mobile show trucks with forestry films and lantern slides. New lectures and movie presentations will educate enrolled men, with winter evening study groups planned under local leadership to teach woodsmanship and related vocational skills.
In a short-year notice, Mr and Mrs D jot Lae ard announce the birth of their granddaughter Shirley Dian Pern, born January 1 to their daughter Mrs Neward Lew Low ary of Senulieatte. Also listed is the birth of Howard Weelsy to Mr and Mrs Neward Lew Low ary.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Ansek Nayward of Riviera Mrs W K Cobb and children Marjorie Jane and Billy of Schem and Mr and Mrs L W Neetaleyed with Mr and Mrs A B Snyde of the Roseburg road.
The Noman bridge clue assembled Wednesday evening with Miss Alice Alverdes, and Fred Hollister as special guest. After a cards session, dainty refreshments were served to Mesdames Rickard, Mast, Hollister, Moller and Misses Linn, Barton, Moller, and Alverdes.
Community notices from Marshfield list Sunday dinners hosted by W A Wellman featuring Mrs Mary Mix Husposka and Marion Hoxey of Fishtrap plus Mr and Mrs C Way. Jo H Bair visited Marshfield on business while Wanda Hoffman and Epperson siblings suffered whooping cough. Light social items include Mr and Mrs Ray Epperson dining with Mrs Constance Hoffman and L W Clinton visiting A E Snyper. Berkeley trip noted for P W Laird and wife. Frank Ray, brother of W Ray Lee, is reported getting worse. Rev E G Banton conducts two weeks of services in Cottage Grove with Rev J W Barnett substituting.
Readable bits show a stray reference to Arka and Hulvand with unclear quotes and late hour phrasing. No coherent events or names form a complete item for a proper summary.
Readers learn how stale bread can be transformed into puddings croquettes timbales cuttings scallops fondues and au gratin dishes. Bread crumbs are described as versatile nutritious bases using flour milk butter and eggs with suggested recipes and uses.
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