Foreclosure suit targets Myrtle Point land tract
In Coos County Oregon Mik Haker and others pursue foreclosure against Mary Baker J K Baker Blanche Baker and unknown heirs over a mortgage lien on 3750 acres of land in Coos County. The complaint seeks judgment for multiple monetary sums plus interest and costs and retirement of stock in Myrtle Point National Farm Loan Association. The case names The Federal Land Bank and Myrtle Point researchers as related parties. Publication summons issued by Judge James T Branch with four weekly insertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik Haker
Wendie Bake
Mary Baker
Me. Baker
Hesof
Aid Ales
Fcou
Mack Baker
Blanche Paker
Bramlong
Federal Land Bank of Sponene
Myrtle Point National Farm Loan Association
Vale
Waar
Alowing
Coleman
Coquilly
Coos County
Oregon
Hun James T Branch
Myrtle Point Herald
City of
Myrtle Point
City of Myrtle Point
Myrtle
Portraits and studio notices plus Bank of Powers report
A local gathering at the WF Bigelow place honors Mr and Mrs W RF Bigelow with family portraits and Kodak finishing offered. Also present are Mr and Mrs Fred Burnam and others as a feature in a small town notice. The Bank of Powers reports its June 29 1935 condition with assets and liabilities detailed, signed by cashier Re R Wiper and notarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank OF Powers Athers County of
Coos Oregon
New Phones Glen Neidegh Waist Myrtle Paint Big Austin Dodge
Glen Neidegh and Myrtle Paint are linked to a local incident on Seventh Street near 68 L and James Hervey, with a 12 ht Lo classsiter 105 M noted in records. The available fragment hints at a ledger or classified entry involving several names and a street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Neidegh
Austin Dodge
Seventh Street
James Hervey
Local residents visit and travel notes from Coos Bay area
McKinley Mr and Mrs Als cinnell of Em pire were Tuesday callers at the Lee Mast home. Mr and Mrs Bert Wright spent Saturday and Sunday at Reedsport. Mr and Mrs W Roy Mast spent the Fourth as lakeside. Jessie Lawhorne finished her business course at Portland last week and returned home Wednesday. Miss Lawhorne began working at the courthouse in Coquille Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Manning of Coquille spent Friday until Sunday with Jessie Lawhorne. Mr and Mrs Lyman King and children spent last Thursday and Fridays at Bandon with Elmer King. Mrs Jay Freeman spent last week with her sister Mrs Louis Laird. Ronald Matden spent last Thursday and Friday camping in Brewster Valley with the Harold Welsh family. Mr and Mrs T R Bennett and daughter of Port Orford spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week at the Lee Mast home. Mr and Mrs Bert Wright opened the Fourth at Port Orford. While in Leavenworth Wash Mr and Mrs Maurice Bryan were the honored guests at a dinner given by Mr and Mrs BL Brown at a local coffee shop. The affair was also a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Royal Chambers of Leavenworth. Others present were Mr and Mrs Darrell Carrett, Fred Monroe Denver McCoombs, Miss Evelyn Borne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Als Cinnell
Empire
Lee Mast
Bert Wright
Reedsport
W Roy Mast
Lakeside
Jessie Lawhorne
Portland
Miss Lawhorne
Coquille
Dorothy Manning
Jessie Lawnhorne
Lyman King
Bandon
Elmer King
Jay Freeman
Louis Laird
Ronald Matden
Brewster Valley
Harold Welsh
T R Bennett
Port Orford
Leavenworth
Wash
Maurice Bryan
BL Brown
Royal Chambers
Darrell Carrett
Fred Monrroe
Denver McCoombs
Evelyn Borne
Social Evening Notes From Wenatchee Forest District
Miss Fila Wiseweil and others attended a party before retiring to the Brown home in Wenatchee forest where Mize Violet Nelson and Miss Hazel Zibbble of Red Wing Minn were visiting Clarence Churchill home. Afise Nelson is Mrs Churchill’s niece. Mr and Mrs Clarence Johnson spent Sunday at Fred Mast home. Bert McDowall of Port Orford was an overnight guest at Fred Mast home last week. Alice Mast spent Saturday with Mrs Carey Bones of Wan. Mrs William Frame moved back to Kinkey from Powers. Hoof Hansen has returned home after medical treatment. Mrs Hanon is progressing well. Mrs Nellie Brown of Coylilte spent weekend at H L Hansen home. Frank Carrillo is quite ill at his home in McKinley. Mr and Mrs Clyde Watts and children of Fowler Kan are staying at their daughter Mrs Clyde Wellar’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fila Wiseweil
Yolewick
Brown
Wenatchee Forest
Mize
Violet Nelson
Hazel Zibbble
Red Wing
Minn
Clarence Churchill
Afise
Nelson
Churchil
Clarence Johnson
Fred Mast
Bert McDowall
Port Orford
Misa Alice Mast
Carey Bones
Wan
William Frame
fcKinkey
Powers
Sie Hoof Hansen
Honer
McKinley
Clyde Watts
Fowler Kan
Mra
Clyde Wellaor
Local families visit Myrtle Point and nearby towns
Bancroft residents Mr and Mrs Daniel Goldbloom of Marshfield and Alvira Olesen of Eastside joined visitors at the Charles Warner home on the Fourth. The Everndens and Floyds were business callers in Myrtle Point Monday. Erma Wise Bonita George Rice Uncle and Mrs W A Fuss traveled there on business. Henry Smith and sons George and Lonnie of Portland stopped en route from Cratelake and Rogue River to visit the Fush and Bargent home. Frerett Moore and children visited over the weekend at Lloyd Jarvis’s. Noble Walker did North Bend business. P A Roas and Ford of Bancroft, William Connor of Charleston, J T Evernden of Bridge, Donald Stone, and M Ed Rice of Bay Park enjoyed a picnic at Bas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Goldbloom
Marshfield
Alvira Olesen
Eastside
Charles Warner
E Evernden
Floyd
Ermmest
Myrtle Point
Erma Wise
Bonita
George Rice
Urcle
W A Fuss
Myrtle Pont
Henry Smith
George
Lonnie
Portland
Fush
Bar Gent
Cratelake
Rogue
Reverend Denny Endorses Miles Anti Pain Pills
Rev J N Denny says twenty years none found to take the place of Dr Miles Anti Pain. He notes sufferers from headache toothache backache sciatica lumbago and rheumatism used Dr Anti Pain Pills with better results than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Denny
Miles
Beach Sunday Fishing Club Chaos Differs From Routine
Sunday at the Lloyd Jarvis ranch area yielded a chaotic scene as several residents, including Mrs Ella Young and daughter, Mrs Ray Waterman, and others, were reported in and around fishing activities. Multiple locals aided in hauling, with various names listed as visiting or assisting at nearby camps and ranches along Bear Creek and Bridge areas.
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Herald Office
Maidy
Mary E. Hushower
Ray Renick
Motor Vehicle Responsibility Act
Jesse Clinton
Va Rew
Sturges
Dairy Ranch
Boa
Reni
Apartment 2
Coum
Cole
Mra Frank Zumwall
Deey Cound
City Meat Market
Spync
Stre Liaavine
James Hridge Ore
Jerseey
Ben Hares
Peqgal
Blase
Clinton Peet
Catte
Giles A Roesen Hal
Marshfield Wegen
Flaat Grab
Claud MH Giles
State OF
Oos
The
Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
A Corporation
Plain’ Ff
Donald Young
Miner
Eugene
E C Prestbye
Mai
Spokane Wash Attorneys
Savrtte
Pate
Desses Johnson
Agnes Gearhart
Emmett Mayee
Lure
Betty
San Francisco
A J Mayse
Fred Durnam
Hance Creek
G E Mayse
Glendale
Jesse Cummins
North Bend
O © Bunch
E E Willard
Olin
John Hull
John
Ellis Selander
Patty
Billy
Cordray
Marshfiel
A J Mayee
Eula Mayse
Louise Crumley
Frank McCrary
Coquilier
Grant Weatherf
J N Gearhart
Dora
Reynolda
Peo
Amd
Bert Cane
Eg Ff
Mand
KODAK
Bond Studio
É Z Fm
Yorked
Alka-Seltzer
Alka-Seltner
Ets
Total Capital Account
County of
Coos
RE. Wiper
K Wiper
Orenew Commission
W. Powers AL T. Erickson
MN. Powers Directora
Bancroft
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
R Pahl
A. Fish
Orlin Finch
Lloyd Jarvis
Ella Young
Ray Waterman
Duncan
Rerbert Snyder
Norway
Arve Sargent
Lois Hayes
Jimmie Howerd
Gano Funeral Home
COR
Coulter Sts
Coquille, Oregon
Mountain States Power Company
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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