School transport bids received for district routes
The board accepts bids to transport school children for School District No 24 and No 43. The district reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to protect any and all bid options.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1931
Page
3
The board accepts bids to transport school children for School District No 24 and No 43. The district reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to protect any and all bid options.
A sheriff sale in Coos County Oregon announced by HFE Wiss on July 7 1981 under Case No 9578 against Hult-Chase Canning Co Inc and A C Chase to satisfy 2915.17 plus costs interest and attorney fees. The public auction is set for August 22 1981 at 10 am at the Coquille courthouse. Property includes 701 acres in Coos County with machinery and equipment and other personal property on site. The sale mobilely covers lands described as the Catching Donation claim area with railroad right of way and adjacent parcels. Redemption rights apply under state law.
The sheriff announces a public auction sale of the defendants rights in real property in Coos County Oregon to satisfy a judgment of 200.83 plus interest and costs. The sale is set for August 22 1981 at 10 a.m. at the county courthouse steps in Coquille. The property is the southwest quarter of section 9 township 29 south range 18 west Willamette meridian. Redemption applies by law.
Marshfield police received sawed off shotguns and tear gas bombs while shipments from Broadbunt to Portland last week. Rogue River steelhead activity noted with anglers using spinners. Coos County Tennis Association split six wins to five losses against Eugene Tennis Club. County court appoints Dr. W. E. Gregson Portland health physician at 2600 dollars yearly plus 50 dollar monthly car allowance. Captain C H Tichenor builds cottage near Port Orford during vacation. Dr Harold B Gillis, son of Dr and Mrs Gillis of Coquille, graduates and locates practice in Medford. F T Tuttle becomes police chief at Bandon after death of Edward B Henry. Mt Emily mine plant ready to start operations. Pacific Minerals Inc takes over. Dragon Shingle and Shake Co files incorporation with 16000 dollar capital. Transportation firm accused of overcharging Coos County log hauls. Baldy Chraser faces hay fire from careless cigarette. Thos Panley ranch barn burns with hay and machinery loss around 8000 dollars. Myrtle Creek hosts horseshoe tournament with 23 entries. Truck crash near China Point threatens gasoline risk. driver uninjured. Jack Creasor and Jennie Cates wed on Rogue River bridge in a novel ceremony. Jack Lapp’s burglar alarm ends chase. shot near store. C E Baudisch reports clay plant plans for Coos County. clay samples from Arago Bandon Coos River satisfactory. Mrs Bergit Johnson, 96, North Bend resident, dies. Norwegian-born homesteader traveled by wagon to North Dakota.
Oregon quarterly apportionment allocates 23668 to Coos County. Governor Meier names Taylor Dement and Henry Gustafson as Coos County representatives on the state tax commission. A man treated by Dr Edwarda Mills recalls a 30 year past acquaintance in North Carolina. The new circuit court grand jury list is released. Abatement sought for Joe's Place in Marshfield. Highway crews shift toward Coos Bay region with detours. Frank Mergall, 78, dies in Coquille after a stroke. J P Clausen, 82, prominent dairyman, dies in Lenox. Cougar incident on Crescent City highway. California occupants involved. Rev J W Angell approves engagement of his son to Katsuki Suzuki, a Japanese woman. marriage planned in about a year after guardian Endo consents.
The Gaylord area held a picnic luncheon and weaving party hosted by Mrs. Ray Bartlett and Mrs. Jess Hayes at the Powers orchard. Attendees included Lois Robinson of Denver and June Lester of Corcoran, with several local families also present. Mrs. Walter Newburry remains ill.
Mrs Martha Mulkey county superintendent and party spent a week at the newly opened tenting grounds near Silvar and Golden falls. The group included Mrs MacDonald Mrs Gene Noster and the Nester and Mulkey families. They toured Coos River country crossed by a ferry to the left fork and marveled at the scenery and trails. They met the road surveyor who described the difficult terrain and the new ledge road between Silver and Golden falls. The trip was enjoyed by all.
After a two week pause miners report progress at the Harrison-Jeffeson group with a new find boosting stocks. The North Star claim owned by Mrs. Bob Farrison shows free gold traces while many gather at Civilbliss to discuss interests in the mine. Ed Huebner and Morgan & Morell push ore and the Devil's Cauldron. Middle Sixes Mining prepares for winter as Miss Emma Schneider rests at Bandon.
Lake and Florence Johnson and others spent a pleasant afternoon with children. Will Lead Endeavor Ionella Curtiss to lead Sundays Christian Endeavor meeting on the topic Good in My Home. The Robert Inks family visited from Terrebonne, and Dolle West joined them. La Verne college boys from La Verne California entertained at A Lett home after a Brethren church concert.
Local residents and visitors share a busy weekend with visits to relatives in North Bend and Marshfield. Outings include picnics at Gold and Liver falls, Port Orford, Powers, and a camp trip. church services planned for July and August.
Rev. E G Ranton will lead Sunday services at the Methodist Church in Roseburg with both morning and evening worship. Sunday School and Epworth League meet as usual.
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