Ls Aingo Couple Featured in Local Society Note
Mr and Mrs Ls Aingo appear in a brief society note noting their recent hosting of a community event at Rae. The fragmented text confirms a social gathering with attendees and local participants.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1933
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Ls Aingo appear in a brief society note noting their recent hosting of a community event at Rae. The fragmented text confirms a social gathering with attendees and local participants.
Roberta Antrim, ward of Crooked Bill Latham, learns her uncle Tom Antrim was killed in Texas. She travels to Valle Verde to claim the estate, while Don Jaime Higuenes battles for control with Glenn Hackett and the sheep on Antrim’s ranch. Complex schemes, romance, and a deadly feud unfold around the Valle Verde dispute.
An unclear dialogue fragment shows a wary speaker and a seal named Feallee debating a risky sale. The stock is rising, and more funds are demanded to protect the investment. A plan to travel to Texas to arrange the sale of the shop is mentioned, with question about who the goods will be sold to.
The district sees moving day as Mrs Lucy Palmer relocates to a new building that will also house the post office. Postmistress Palmer begins duty Monday with Mrs Robert Swenson as her assistant. Other changes include Medlock and Bifong families moving into the vacated home, and school notes noting eight months of next year to cut costs with Bertha Smith returning to teach. Erick Johnson visits Portland and towns jockey for gravel work as residents visit relatives.
A school year closes with a awards program listing perfect attendance recipients Jack Grant Frendy Baar Caris Grant James Howard and 4H club honors Belva Hayes three year award. Followed by dancing, cake coffee and a noon dinner for pupils and families. Post office staff attended. several Alpepils promoted with three conditional promotions.
A large crowd attended a Saturday night program at the community hall featuring one act play Such a Quiet Evening. Cast included George Stanley Milford Mast and Mrs Stanley as key characters amid a festive program.
Mrs Emwin Ingram visits her son Weeman and his wife as Led Tuesday, with a stream of Coquille locals including Mr and Mrs La Bennett, Mr and Mrs Owen Willson, and Mer and Mrs Thede Perry visiting Monday. Alice Mast closes a school year after serving as baccalaureate organizer for 1933 class.
Sunday and Monday visits mark a busy social week across West Myrtle Point Port Orford Fairtrap and Ashland. Attendees include Mrs Chase Mrs Arnold Mr Clinton Mrs Mollers club and the Marshfield chamber banquet with about 325 present and Way of Portland as main speaker.
Legal voters of School District No. 41 are notified that the annual meeting will be held at Come Cony Mate of Oremve to elect one director for three years one director for one year and one clerk and to transact other business. Attest Metta H. Rosslow district clerk and A. C. Chase chairman.
An election will be held in School District No 41 Coos County Oregon at the Junior High School at 7 30 PM June 19 1933 to submit to voters the question of increasing the 1933 34 tax levy beyond the constitutionally set limit. The proposed special tax is 8600 dollars to meet necessary expenses. Dated May 15 1933.
Notice to legal voters announces a school meeting at the junior high on June 19 1933 at 7 30 pm to discuss the district budget and to vote on levying a district tax. The document lists estimated expenditures for the 1933 34 fiscal year and notes bond and warrant indebtedness, with signatures from the district board chair and secretary.
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