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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

5

William Frank Willis seeks final proof on homestead claim

Notice records William Frank Willis of 1216 South Amherst Ave West Los Angeles California who filed for homestead entry on the land described in Serial No 020759 in section 28 township 28 south range 11 west Willamette Meridian He will present final three year proof before E A Dodge S Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon on July 3 1934 with witnesses William Olson Rube Cotton Charles Butler and Manard al of Dora Oregon Also notices creditors of John H Shields deceased name Henry A Schroeder administrator set six months from May 24 1934 for claims to be filed at Wallace F Dermot Myrtle Point Oregon

Interior General Land Office Roseburg Oregon William Frank Willis Amherst Ave Los Angeles Calif Nwy Ney Willamette Mundian A Dodge Myrtle Point Oregon Larmant Wm . Olson Rube Cotton Charles Butler Manard Dora, Oregon John H Shields D F Thompson Coos County Wallace F Deromt Myrtle Point Henry A Schroeder John H. Shields

Notice for Public Sale of Timber Rights in Forest Areas

Public sale notice from the Department of the Interior Roseburg Oregon dated May 18 1834 announces William Harvey McBride claims timber rights in Sluslaw National Forest and Umpqua NF. It invites protests or objections with filing details and a hearing date.

Department of the Interior United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon William Harvey McBride S&s. R Sluslaw National Forest T. R Umpqua Na Forest Hla Renal Lane Hessbure

Notice to file claims in thirty days in Waldport

The notice requires filing in thirty days from first publication. The first publication appears in the Waldport Tribune on May list and in the Myrtle Point Herald on June 1. William H. Cannon serves as the contact.

Aldport Tribune Waldport Ore Myrtle Point Oregon William H. Cannon Register

National Forest Timber Sale Sealed Bids Sought

The Forest Supervisor in Roseburg Oregon invites sealed bids by July 10 1934 for live and merchantable dead Port Orford Cedar timber in about 300 acres of Umpqua National Forest Big Creek watershed Section 4 Township 29 South Range 10 West. Estimated 200000 feet b m live timber and 40000 feet b m dead timber. Minimum bid 7.00 per thousand for saw logs. deposit 100 per thousand feet plus 250 as disposal cash deposit. Right to reject bids reserved.

Roseburg Oregon

Annual School Meeting Notice for Union High District No 2

Legal voters of Union High School District No 2 Coos County Oregon are notified the annual meeting will be held at the high school at 2 PM on Monday June 25 1934 The meeting will elect one director for five years and conduct usual business Ballots in second and third class districts shall not be counted until one hour after start The district voters may vote on business before the meeting Attest Mabel Barklow district clerk Paul E Breuer chairman

Union High School District No Coos

Tender Feet Relief Promises Healthy Comfort

Ad copy claims Moane 4 Emerald Oi eases painful aching feet and foot troubles including corns and calluses. The text urges readers not to worry about past failures and says the preparation enables full freedom of movement and absolute comfort, with druggists carrying the product.

Kruschen Salts Ad Claims Fat Loss Health Benefits

An advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts for weight loss and health, citing a user from Saginaw who reportedly reduced weight by 41 pounds in nine months and claims lowered blood pressure. It urges fat folks to try a month, and notes availability at Perkins Drug Store and others.

W Eckof Kruschen Perkins Drug Store

Latter Day Saints Church Services Schedule

At The Churches REORG worship schedule lists Church School at 10 a m with a children day program followed by an 11 a m sermon by Pastor W M Danser and an 8 p m service. The text notes the church as the Latter Day Saints in the organizer role.

Reorg Latter Day Gaints W. M. Danser

Celebration plans for 43rd anniversary services Sunday

Plans advance for the 43rd anniversary celebration on Sunday June 17. The post mentions two sermon topics The Christian's Most Precious Possession and The Meaning of the Cross and notes special music by the Drullner family and orchestra.

Drullner

Neighborhood Picnic and Weekend Visits Batch

Sunday at Herbert Snyder home hosted Mr and Mrs Lee day and sister Mrs Mollie Hurst of Beattle. Several families from Roseburg Myrtle Point Coquille and Bandon visited, shopped, or traveled to see relatives including A L Rice Erma Wise W A Lett Bert Taylor and others. The group joined a picnic and attended errands in town with multiple trips to Myrtle Point and nearby towns.

Herbert Snyder Lee Day Mollie Hurst Beattle Washington Calvin Ray Myrtle Point Ray Banning Margaret Roseburg A L Rice T Lo Evernden Erma Wise W A Lett Ortin Ernest May James Lette Sarah Williams E¢ Point Bert Taylor Floyd J Nelson Fish Arve Sargent I Duncan Robert Cecil Gerald Thureday Charles Andersons

Social Weekend Gatherings Across Local Families

Bridge Elder and Mrs Barnett and niece Esther Barnett along with Robert Jameaso and Frances Knight shared Sunday dinner at the WA Lett home. Mire Latypa, a bridge school teacher, spent two days last week with friends at the WA Lett residence. Mrs Sarah W Idams and daughter Lottie visited the W A Lett ranch Thursday and Friday to pick blackberries. Miss Myrtl Beckett celebrated her birthday last Friday with a small gathering of friends. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Winningham attended a picnic at Myrtle Grove in Myrtle Point Sunday afternoon. The event also notes Ray Eppersons sister from Eugene visiting him.

Barnett Esther Barnett Robert Jameaso Rance Knight WA Lett Bridge School Bfrs Sarah W Idams Lottie Yhureday Myrtl Beckett Lloyd Winningham Myrtle Grove Myrtle Point Ray Epperson Eugene Netse Daniels C. A. Knight Harrison Hayes FD. Medlock Mary Richardson Milton Epperson Rf. Borego Homer Robinson Powers Genevieve Carman Ferne Charlotte Howard Anna Yvonna Knight Hayes Miss Robinson Glen Grant, Jr Lester Huntley Klamath Falls Carl Hainey Marshfield W P. Hainey James Palmer Fred Johnson May Carsley Elmer Smith Coquille C A Knight Jeff Lynn William Lear H D Bones Pp Hainey Wilma Johnson Vonn Warner Glen Grant W P Hainey Mesdames Dulores Frendy Medlock Frendy Jr Leonard George Robinson Arago Claude Walker George Langour Mooseheart All Powers Hal Hartington

Local Socials and Ball Game Report

Gravelford and Myrtle Point families visited neighbors Sunday evening including Fank Holbrook Bright Clinton Parry and Strong. Albert Bezasky and Hedwig Harnish attended the Silver Spray Band opening. A large crowd attended Sunday’s ball game with Lee defeating Gravelford 16 to 9.

Fank Holbrook Martle Point Butler Sarah Bright Alden J S Clinton Carl Anderson Bald Hill Floyd Parry Frank Strong Myrtle Point Cal Hee Gravelford Lee

Mrs Butler Sees Mrs Culbertson Monday Evening

Mrs. Robert Butler spent Monday evening with Mrs. E L Culbertson, sharing time and conversation in a social visit.

Robert Butler E. L. Culbertson

Weekend visitors and social gatherings in Brewster valley area

A Brewster valley report lists weekend visits from Dora Erwin Laird Wayne Thompson John Gearhart and many locals including Mr and Mrs K E Marcy Ezra Watson Winona and more. Social events at the Harold Shepherd home in Sumner and a farewell party for Winona Watson are noted along with church attendance in Myrtle Point and beach time at Band.

Erwin Laird Brewster Valley Harold Shepherd Wayne Thompson Greed John Gearhart Powers K. E Marcy Dale Coquille Ezra Watson Winona Willamoede Wilda Colleen Sumner Wilmam Milner Childszn Vesta Evelyn Gerald Marcy Charles Gill Fay Wayne Mude Cramsey Thurston Louise Myrtle Point W Rochethree Robert Bridge William Olsen

Surprise quilting bee for bride elect Miss Robinson

A Friday afternoon misac miscellaneous shower and quilting bee was held at the home of Mrs Jessie Hayes for bride-elect Miss Robison. Guests included Mesdames Clinton Carman and L L Strong among others as they quilted a double wedding ring quilt and presented gifts.

Uns Robison Mre Jessie Hayes Miss Robinson Mesdames Clinton Carman L L Strong

Local residents attend social and funeral events in Powers district

Family and friends gather for visits and meals in Powers with trips to Coquille Marshfield and Arago. The community notes the death of Mrs May Carsley and funeral attendance, while Glen Grant Jr Lester Huntley plan summer work in Klamath Falls and others visit relatives and attend events across nearby towns.

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