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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1936

Page

5

Notices of Administration and Public Sale in Oregon

Public notices announce the administration of estates for Rose Garrett and William T Warner with claims due within six months. The Union High School District 2 calls for sealed bids to sell the Cement House property, removal of debris required, bids due by July 24, 1996, with right to reject all bids.

Union High School Myrtle Point Oregon Board OF Directors Union High School Distri Mabel Barklovs Bleck

Timber on land in Oregon offered for sale by Interior Department

Notice from the General Land Office Portland Oregon that timber on multiple land parcels in T 108 R2E T 78 R 8 W and other townships will be sold at public auction August 18 1934 at 10:00 AM at Roseburg Oregon. Details list lots sections and amounts of red and yellow fir hemlock cedar and larch with stated minimum bids and removal requirements. Purchases require contract and bond under Circular 1200 and payments including commissions. sale subject to Secretary of the Interior approval.

Stater Department OF the Interior General Land Office Washington, D. C A & Land Office Roseburg Oregon Secretary of the Interior Negister Cer United States Ford Port Oford Orford Cody Port Orford Orford W Johnson

Sheriff’s sale of parcel in Coquille Heights Coos County

Sheriff WM F Howell will sell at public auction on August 8 1936 at 10:00 AM at the Coquille courthouse door the real property described as Lot 5 in Block 5 of First Addition to Coquille Heights Coos County Oregon to satisfy a decree in favor of Douglas Building and Loan Association against A S Bean Maude M Bean Clarence Bean and others for 2035 04 with interest and costs. The sale is cash and subject to court confirmation.

Circuit Court State of Oregon Coos County Douglas Building and Loan Aassociation Oo Corporation S Pean Maude M Bean Clarence Bean W Gregg Nosler RC Vaughen Law Directa Coquille Coos Anle Coquille Heights Coosa County

Public Land Notice in Roseburg Oregon 1938

Department of the Interior General Land Office Roseburg Oregon notices Carl S Anderson in Bridge Oregon who filed a homestead entry on November 21 1828 for Lots 3 and 4 Section 1 to 3 68 Range 11 W Willamette Indian district to make final three years to establish claim to the land described

Department of the Interior General Land Office Roseburg Oregon Carl S. Anderson &S Bridge Willamette Idian Bedere

Notice of Sale of Land For Delinquent Taxes Coos County Oregon

Notice shows a sale ordered by the County Court of Oregon Coos County on July 18 1936 to auction Lot 7 Block 15 Extension to Myrtle Point at the Coquille courthouse August 15 1936. Minimum price 3001 10 with 20 percent cash down and rest in up to ten years at 6 percent interest. Sheriff WM F Howell to conduct sale of described lands per tax delinquency order. Related names appear as witnesses and claimants.

State of Oregon Coot Myrtle Point Coos County Coquille Coos Tom Coquille Coos

Indians Celebrate Green Corn Festival Through Evolving Corn Canning

The piece explains the long history of corn among Iroquoian tribes and the Green Corn Festival. It notes today’s practice of serving corn weekly in varied forms and traces the canning evolution from cream style to whole kernel, highlighting uses from soups to stuffing.

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Community Picnic and Weekend Socials Across Coquille Valley

Local families including the Rey and Cross households enjoyed a Monday picnic at Floras creek while neighbors hosted weekend gatherings from Myrtle Point to Grants Pass. Visitors and hosts span Johnson Milhill, Broadbent, Allegany, Coquille, Sacramento, Oakland, and Portland with TB treatment in Portland and multiple family receptions at Schroeder, Haughton, and Detlefsen homes.

Rey Patsy Earl Cross Coante Floras Creek J. Finley Schroeder Guy Wright Lawrence Haughton James and Sidney Johnson Milhill Harold Watsling Myrtle Point R. W Haughter EK. F. Brodie Vesta Soper North Band Malon Smith Caroline Barklow Herman Eickmeyer J H McCloskey Martin Schmidt Frnest Clausen Broadbent Eugene Hurle Sacramento Calif Tom Detlefsen LC Freeman Allegany J Finley Schroeder Freeman Herbert Haughton Haughton Grants Pass Mavis Barklow Dorothy Stevens West Norway Walter Laird A. H Bender Emma Edmond Los Angeles Inez Eggers John Eggers Robert Emogene Charles Eggers Oakland Kate Hoden Ross Slough George Ross Herman Tedsen Blanche Detlefser Dorothy Bender Eldon Brodie Margaret Hurle Portland Anita Tedsen W A’ Warner Coquille A H Bender J Insey Schroeder Bart Claver J W Haughton J OH McCloskey J € Dsen Portand

Local Social News Highlights From Powers and Nearby

Mrs Leon Paull and son George were with Mr and Mrs H A Fish on Wednesday. Mrs L E Barksow had a softer operation at a bay hospital last Thursday and is recovering. Mrs Stanley Halter visited Thursday and Friday with her. Mr and Mrs B Walen joined friends weekend at Powers with Mr and Mrs G A Weeks and Mr and Mrs Chester Root. Everett Laffert and von Allen made a business trip to Marshfield Friday. Miss Beas Davis and Miss Emma Cheatley of Denver were guests of Mr and Mrs C S Webb. Mr Mata Hacema of Portland visited last week with her sitter Mrs David Root returning to Portland Saturday. A missionary meeting was held at the birs. A Kelmer from Coquille will preside next Wednesday afternoon.

Leon Paull George L. E Barksow A Bay Hospital Stanley Halter B . Walen Chester Root Powers Everett Laffert von Allen Mershfield Beas Davis Emma Cheatley Denver Cote C S Webb Mata Hacema Portland Visi David Root Coquille Coquille Ha Chage Ernest Watkins

Local residents share weekends and visits around town

Larklow left Sunday for Setem for a trucking job. McAlvleters move into the teacherage and will do janitor work at the school. Ray Fleming and daughter Marlene visit Mrs. Leon Pail. Stanley Haller and R Doyle visit North Bend and Powers. Daisy Doyle host to Mr and Mrs Doyle. Melden Carl and Lodema Cross join D Carl and sons Wallace and Herbert for a Bridge picnic. Rock Robison’s Coquille family visits G A Collier. J Lynn Burtis and S C McAllister on business to Coquille. Evelyn Shane and granddaughter June Carrol return to Portland after short stay with A Collier family.

Larklow Setem C. McAlvleter Mary Jean McAlwaters Schomtvone Ray Fleming Marlene Leon Pail Stanley Haller North Bend Coquille Evelyn Shane June Carrol Portland A Collier Collier Glenda Stewart Ethel Collier That City

Community visits and gatherings in the Salem and Myrtle Point area

Residents from Broadbent Eugene Belle Fourche Myrtle Point and Powers joined intra county trips to Salem and California visits. Miss Floyd entered a tuberculosis sanitarium in Salem while Esther Nelson had an appendix operation in Coquille. Several local families hosted dinners picnics and birthday gatherings during the week including Davenport Lundy Reed and Oerding households.

George Hermann Arden Floyd Broadbent S. S. Reed Ilene Floyd Salem Floyd Esther Nelson Coquille Hospital Chris Brandsburg Marjorie Mary James Doris Eaton Belle Fourche S Oak Ernest Endicott Ruth Eugene Brandsburg Endicott J W Hall California Elmer Stanford Catching Creek Ivy Frye Fairview Floyd Reed R L Tucker Muss Ellen Monrad Myrtle Point Verne Lundy Monrad P F Bartlett Gene and Phillip Ida Oerding Coquille Vera McNair Victor Johnson Marshfield McNair William Ladd San Diego Calif Rodney Davenport Robert Eugene Reed Jack Raymond Kaufman Daphne Grove Powers Albert Davenport Jerrene Frank Larsen Wayne Carman EL F Davenport

Stork Tale Delights Gravelford Woman’s Club

Gravelford the Gavedlford Woman's club enjoyed a Pleasantly entertained scene with Mrs L Crosby hosting last Thursday and a tale of a stork.

Gavedlford Woman's Club

Local Household News and Visits Around Marshfield Area

Seymour Fosburg plans a summer cabin on his place and family weekends. Marion Lakey builds a new four for Mr and Mrs Marion Lakey near Myrtle Point. Mrs Elbert West’s mother is ill in a bay hospital. Neighbors and relatives, including the Rokards, Burrs, and Bushnells, visit and assist with haying, lumber deliveries, and social gatherings. Elbert West works at Powers Coos Bay Logging Camp. friends stop by Wendling and Langlois.

Seymour’ Fovbure Marshfield Old Will Rema Marion Lakey Myrtle Point Elbert Lurber Seymour Fosburg Bushnell H E Glatzer H Bushne Ace Carman Everett Walter Strain Langlois C V Bushnell Loren Knight Carl Bushnell R J West Emerson Whitney Oliver Miller R. J West Elbert West Coos Bay Powers Jack Smith Jack Fabry

West Coast Visitors Travel Through States and Nevada

Friday overnight visitors at the W. J. De Boer home included Marie Culberteen Jaaila Crosby Betty De Boer Helen De Boer Loree Randlem an They plan a trip through the state Idaho Nevada and back via Boulder Dam Mrs Clara Passo and son Paul of Gresham accompanied by her sister Mrs NM Beyers of David City Nebr dined with the Boer family They tour the West visiting friends before returning to Nebraska Frank Harnieh attended a Democratic meeting in Myrtle Point Howard Benniksen spent Sunday with his parents Mrs L E Bothwell travels south with her husband who is trucking Lee Atkinson of Port Orford visited the E L Culbertson home E E Howe of Dora spent Monday at his store in Gravelford

Marie Culberteen Jaaila Crosby Betty Helen de Boer Loree Randleman W. J. de Boer Me. Biys Angeles Idaho Nevada Boulder Dam Clara Passo Paul Gresham Nebr NM Beyers David City W. J. Boer Nebraska Frank Harnieh Myrtle Point Howard Benniksen L. E Bothwell Lee Atkinson Port Orford E. L. Culbertson E. E. Howe Dora Gravelford

Easy flea and lice remedy ad claims safe for pets

An odorless product promises rapid flea and lice control for cats dogs and birds. The ad urges sprinkling BF EACH powder through fur or feathers with quick vermin death and safety for people and animals, placing it in a local drug grocery seed and pet shop display.

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Modern Women Lose Fat Safely Ad Claim

Fragmentary ad copy claims a method for women to lose fat safely with vague instructions. It mentions a “neontoary white ing” and lists unverified ingredients and dubious remedies, reflecting unreliable health messaging from an advertisement.

Homely Dinner Menu and Cooking Steps

A homey dialogue sets up a family meal with chores and shopping notes. The text shifts to a recipe sequence for asparagus toast with hamburgher and asparagus soup, plus tomato fritters. It includes steps for sautéing, mixing, and frying, ending with twelve small fritters.

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