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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
5
Local families gathered for picnics and weekend visits at homes in Sixes and nearby towns. Residents from Huntington Park Coquille and Colorado joined gatherings, while several members traveled to Roseburg and Portland for visits or to see relatives. A recipe for spinach in white sauce with nutmeg and cheese appears in the column.
Executrixes of the estate of Charles Henry Barklow filed a final account with the Coos County Clerk Oregon. A hearing on objections and settlement is set for July 7, 1938 at 10:00 AM at the Court House under Judge Hugh McLain. Administrator of Cecilia Belloni estate also files final account with a hearing set for June 16, 1934 at 10:00 AM. Objections must be filed in writing before the times specified.
Legal voters are notified the annual school meeting of Union High School District No 2 Coos County Oregon will be held at the high school at 2 p m on the fourth Monday of June June 237 1938 for electing one director for five years and routine business. District Clerk Mabel Barklow.
First publication June 2 1908 announces a notice of settlement involving Otha C. Ray and Lee G. Ray. The sparse item records the legal action and the names linked to the case.
The administrator of the estate of P. Haye Deceased files a final account in Coos County Oregon. Judge Hugh McLain sets Thursday date for hearing objections and settlement and distribution of the estate. E C Roberts is the administrator.
Sealed bids for Port Orford cedar timber on the Coquille River Road between China Flats and Rock Creek in Oregon are due July 11 1988. Estimated 260080 feet B M merchantable dead cedar and 80668 feet B M suitable for forces with minimum bids of 4 80 and 2 00 per M feet B M. A cooperative deposit of twenty five cant per M feet B M covers slash disposal.
Carrots are washed scraped and cut into slices or dice. They are boiled briefly, drained and tossed with butter lemon juice and chopped parsley before serving immediately.
Arago residents report visits from Floyd Jackson Diana of Coquille and many others. Local couples and families toured Coquille Powers Myrtle Point and Charleston while volunteers bid on the Norway Arago route. Everett Lefferty won the bid for the school board project.
Bancrofts and Watermans from Myrtle Point visit relatives including Mr and Mrs James Jewett Waterman. A dinner hosts Mrs Aaron Dysert for Mra James West and sons. Marshfield visitors return from Appleton home after illness. James Jewett and Mrs McMillion seen at Jewett home. Alice Ames of Powers is spending time locally.
Mr. and Mire William Winklanenn of Powers returned home Sunday after a visit with Willis Bryant Curtis Beskham last week. Mr. and Mrs. Celin visited Clyde McBee Saturday evening. Miss Kiva Cribbine visited her sister Ovid Weekly in Myrile. A score of 26 to 8 noted. A Negro minstrel show at the schoolhouse Friday evening benefits a community luncheon in the basement.
McKinley Saturday recounts gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Freeman and others at Sunset Beach. The piece notes visits by Ned Kay and children, Miss Robertson at the Lehorn home, and Hugh Lawhorn’s group as guests of the Lawhorns. It mentions Bert Inet planning to spend the summer in Mitchell and return to teach at McKinley School in fall.
Lee and Mrs Wesley Waymire and daughter of Miles Bell Bailey and Dr R L of Marshfield spent the weekend at the George Clinton home. Ed Assen of Coquille visited the George Schanz home on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs BR Clair and daughter Betty called at the Schanz home Saturday evening.
Mrs. R B Howe and children visited the T S Easton home Tuesday afternoon. Kenneth Casper and son Bitty called on Mr T S Easton last Thursday afternoon. A business trip to Remote occurred for one day last week. L E B Jacques hired with children Garest the BR Howe Howe Frn afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ray Oberman attended the Gravelford dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Grant Weathers with Albert Neva and E E Howe called Sunday forenoon. Mrs L E B Jacques and children Sant om Mrs Henry Weathers Tuss Mrs Grant Weathers and family moved to Remote Wednesday to join
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