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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
3
Partial OCR describes sale of real estate and bulk garden seeds by Cous Feed and Seed Merchant in Coos County Oregon. Mentions parcels of real estate and lease terms with a dated notice in May.
Broadbeit and nearby families including Martences, Trus, and Barkdell members hosted and visited relatives from Myrtle Point to Gaylord. The week featured multiple calls at homes of Gibbs, Lund, Watsons, and McAdams, with several day-long visits and evening gatherings.
A flurry of visits and errands spans Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Families travel to Marshfield and Coquille hospitals, while relatives and friends host meals and gather for events at homes and in Powers, Broadent, and Arago.
The document shows auxiliary agencies and health transport costs with personal services supplies and maintenance totaling 23 003 12 dollars. It lists library health services transport and repairs and notes date May 35 1939, with approval by the budget committee and district clerk.
Gaylord residents Mr and Mrs Clinton Carman and John visited Carman's sister Mrs Ora Masters and family at Catding Creek. Carman and John also traveled to Myrtle Point. Mrs F D Medlock attended a planning board meeting in Powers. Rosella Cline and Betty Robert planned a trip to Klama Falls for nine weeks of school in Portland.
Dora Miss Vivian McConnell of Owens mill who attended school in Forte land last winter returned to her home here last week. The community gathered for a picnic dinner at noon in the Dora district. Brown will return here next fall. Mrs. A J Mayse and Eula and Joe Tadlock were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mame Crumley in Fat.
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