Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Myrtle Point Herald in Myrtle Point, Oregon

We have 1,612,739 pages in Oregon

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1939

Page

3

Public notices from Myrtle Point area auctions and filings

Public notices in Myrtle Point and Coos County include a land sale for delinquent taxes with auction details on May 13 1939 the sale of various town lots at minimum prices and installment options. executorship claims against Frank Haynes Estate. final accounting for Arthur R Rogers estate hearings set for May 31 1939. patent filings and proof of land claims by Fraser Bradley and Maude E Bradley potential homestead entries. timber sale bids due by May 1939 with minimum bid requirements and deposit rules.

Frank Haynes Eatate E C Roberts Myrtle Point Coos County Oregon Essie B Williams Don L McPherson E Zinn H Mecum L A Scott United Department OF the Intferiq Central General Land Office Maude E Bradley Franklin Bradley Willamette Meridian E. C Roberta Clamant Don Ll. McPherson Zinn A Scott George Finley

Sheriff Publishes Minimum Bid For Parcel Sales In Coos County

Notice states annual sale at minimum price for parcels in Coos County Oregon with a date in April and signatures by WM Howell Sheriff. also lists final notice by Elton A Schroeder administrator of Harold F Berg estate with hearing set for May 23 1939 at ten in the morning at the courthouse and requires objections in writing before then.

Herbert A Templeton Arthur R Rogers State of Oregon Coos County Coquille Arthur A.D WM F Howell Harold F Berg Het Tuesaday Court House Hugh McLain Elton A Schroeder Narold E Berg Dement & Laird Attorneys

Timber Auction Terms and Bid Conditions, Oregon 1939

The notice outlines bid deposits, bonds, and payment terms for timber sales across multiple counties in Oregon. It specifies minimum bids by species and county, advance payment or installment options tied to cutting rates, required sworn financial statements for large sales, and the right to reject all bids. The Chief Forester will provide forms and bonds, with volumes and prices listed per region.

United States Department OF the Interior General Land Office Portland Oregon O and C Administration Custom House Interio U. and C. Administration Clackamas County Cool County Nynem Port Orford Douglas County Klamath County Lane County Linn County Seysen Herrin Polk County Lt Ney Yamhill County R. W Sec WYSE W H. Horning

Brown Family Heads to Missouri for Three Week Visit

Mr and Mrs William Brown and their son Eric depart Sunday for a three week trip to their former home in Missouri. Harvey Gant of Myrtle Point steps in to take Brown’s place as butcher at Medford’s Grocery.

William Bill) Brown Eric Missour Harvey Gant Myrtle Point Brown Medford

Poppies Return as Legion Auxiliaries Honor War Dead

Bright red paper poppies, replicas of Flanders blooms, are crafted by disabled veterans in Roseburg area hospitals. The local American Legion auxiliary, led by Mrs Frank Grove, will offer the handmade memorials May 27 on streets and in residential districts to honor those who died defending democracy. Each poppy is unique, reflecting the veterans’ skills, and will be sold to fund continued remembrance efforts.

American Legion Auxiary Mra Noble Rovang Veterans Hospital Roseburg France Belgium Frank Grove Flanders

Poppy Day Observance Amid War Remembrance

Frost damages crops as tomato plants and early potatoes perish in some areas while vineyards report grape losses. Sunday temperatures reached 83 degrees marking a hot spell. Saturday Music Week closes with a benefit concert by the school bands and orchestra to aid the PTA welfare fund. Director Johnson leads the bands, Miss Marjorie Mafford directs the orchestra, with Betty Jean Robertson as drum majorett.

Baturdeya PTA Johnson Marjorie Mafford Betty Jean Robertson

Picnic Day replaces Skip Day for school groups

This week introduces Picnic Day as a new event replacing Skip Day. Seniors and juniors, aided by Supt End Mra J M Adams, Mr and Mrs Walter Commons, and advisors Gaye Moe and Ethel Beougher, will picnic at Daphne Grove with over 50 expected. Sophomores escort juniors to Hall's place for another picnic, with Miss Marjory Safford and Raymond Johnston supervising and many mothers attending. Seventh and eighth grades, led by Arnold Ehlers and Vern Laswell, plan a science roast on the school athletic field.

J M Adams Walter Commons Gaye Moe Ethel Beougher Daphne Grove Marjo

Elementary teachers to return. principal named for next year

Elementary faculty will finish this week with all work complete by Friday and teachers returning next year. Mrs Mabel Hartie first grade, Mrs Al Bere Hachler second, Miss Rachel Bones third, Mrs Jess Jones fourth, Mrs Ben Crawford fifth, Vern Laswell sixth. Laswell elected elementary principal. Six year high school staff mostly returning. Miss Ethel Beougher resigns Home arts will be led by Margaret Jackson after Oregon State College graduation. Other teachers include Supt J, Miss Marjory Stafford, Miss G Moe, Walter Commons, Raymond Johnston, Arnold Ehlers. Baccalaureate May 21 at 8 p.m. in gym. speaker to be selected. seniors to attend in caps and gowns.

Mabel Hartie Alber Hachler Rachel Bones Jess Jones Ben Crawford Vern Laswell Laswell Ethel Beougher Home Arts Margaret Jackson Oregon State College Supt. J Marjory Stafford G. Moe Walter Commons Raymond Johnston Arnold Ehlers

Commencement May 24 Graduation Exercises May 2% in Gym

Graduation exercises are planned for Friday in the gymnasium with Dr M Elwood Smith of Oregon State College as speaker. He is described as highly recommended. Seniors will wear caps and gowns for the ceremony.

M. Elwood Smith Oregon State College

Trophy display honors 1930 class colors at local drug store

A window display decorated in blue and silver, the 1930 class colors, showcases trophies won by the school over many years. The Thursday Bridge club gathered at Clarence Moe's home last week for a dessert luncheon afterward.

Clarence Moe

Mother's Day plans and club meeting notes

The Sunshine Club met at the William Winkelmann home with 15 members and a guest to discuss the Mother's Day program in cooperation with the Moose women. The next meeting is planned for June 7 at the Dewey Woolms home. Birthdays were celebrated by Mrs Glen Barrows for her twin sons Rodney and Roland with a party including several guests and refreshments. George Isley appeared before Justice Ball, receiving a $15 fine plus costs for drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

Sunshine Club William Winkelmann Arnold Holesappie Ey Woolms Townsend Dewey Woolms Glen Barrows Rodney Roland Shirley Dolores Hannon Mary Lou Schroeder Marilyn Munro James Piggott Fredd= Steck Helen Lewis P. D George Isley Justice of the Peace Ball

Powers students perform piano recital in Myrtle Point

Music students from Powers who took part in a piano recital in Myrtle Point last week Wednesday evening included Carol Ann Severson May Ann Church Dorothy West Marilyn Munro Shirley Hannon Patricia Whalen Francis Sheridan Dinelda Medford Curtis Townsend Raymond Send Mrs Weldon Medford and Mrs William Brown.

Powers Myrtle Point Carol Ann Severson May Ann Church Dorothy West Marilyn Munro Shirley Hannon Patricia Whalen Francis Sheridan Dinelda Medford Curtis Townsend Raymond Send Weldon Medford William Brown

RNA Meet Monday With New Member Initiated

The RNA met Monday evening at Fellowship hall with a new member, Mrs. Horace Ames, being initiated. Sixteen members attended. Plans were made for a card party with proceeds to the Welfare fund. At the one key meeting, $1 was given toward this fund. Mrs. Ransom Hall and Mrs. Clifford Davis were hostesses.

RNA Fellowship Hall Horace Ames Ransom Hall Clifford Davis Scelal

Family Notes From Coquille Social Scene

DMr and Mrs Allen Woodruff and guests visited local families over the weekend. Agnes Dunkee Donald and C G Townsend were seen with Shirley as part of a modest parish gathering in Coquille.

Dmr Allen Woodruff Muage Millee Geld Boneh Alex Tex Auble Marie Powers Dunkee Donald Coquille C. G. ‘Townsend Shirley

Also Mentioned on This Page

dMindmaen Horeid Office P. m. Teeedey Harnish Julia Harniei Mi8s Hedwei Harnisi al. Bezoskey J F McHenry J R Bunch Laird Ida Wade Carpento MyrUe 7Th Street Herald Spruce St Herald Press Saie Chown Poultry Derry Cous Feed and Wounly Lab Myrtle Sacramento Sfwing Machine Singer Sewing Machine Agency Marshfield Spruce Street Coos Cour County Court OF the County OF Drouth Apri SOPHS Marjory Mefford Fellowship George Dwyer James Gamwell Leota Gate Prise Kenneth McKenzie Fellowship Club Floyd Eaton Margaret Frye Gerald Stark Ethel Litter Mark Kuffel T V Johnson Jester Thorp Noble Rovang Community Aid Community Church Ladies Aid T Ericks Hazel Lews Friends of the Bible Nyasaland Russia Juline Moe Ed Peterson Coauitle Clarence Barton Forest Service Powers-Agness Road Jefferson Hendricks Jack Oliver Taylor Bae Sb.itish Legion Gano Funeral Home Sundey Yardley’s Whitman Haas Canterbury Mrs. Jask E. C. Roberts Real Eetate Netary Public Cy Mali Chuck's Signal Service TOU Are B.K. Werner Seld Rene Teme Phen Sauge
Search Courier

Search the Myrtle Point Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Myrtle Point Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication