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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
8
Aes sues By Myctle Pei Hiveld Salt of Conmunity Corrsee in a civil action alleging damages. The filing seeks relief and court orders as the parties respond to the complaint and prepare for further proceedings.
Bancroft cane ate went to Coquitte eruae bombese, on Mrs. Perry Waterman wee a bus inece caller to Myrtle Point Friday. Many Everndens and Appletons share family visits, weddings anniversaries, and Sunday meals with relatives in Coquille Remote Myrtle Point and nearby towns, including calls at Fish and Litt home, birthday dinners, and club or farm talks.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Nelson of Aro-4 called on Mr and Mrs on one day last week. Mrs R W Mann of Stevens visited Mr and Mrs J H Mann. Mrs Leland Peterson and Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann visited. J M U Me and Bills Witherger called on and Mrs Willie Watson last Friday. Iph Rackleff of Myrtle Point visited Mrs C Guy Mann. Glover of North Bend called Will Watson Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann and Mr re RO 7 3 motored to Isyols Turut week. EFS Broav called on Mr and Mrs William Watson last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Heris were Sunday visitors at Robert Trigg. Mr and Mrs R W Mann left for Stevenson Wash after a week with Manns brother C Guy Mann and family. Mr and Mrs George Nelson and Helen, who had been living on the Delos Strong ranch, moved into Myrtle Point Monday.
Bridge Austin Bryant attends school in Mershfield and spends the weekend at home. Myrtle Point visitors Mr and Mrs A M Parrish visit Par and vivid Bryant. Culver family hosts a Christian Endeavor meeting with fall games and gingerbread treats. guests include many Culver relatives and friends. Overnight guests include Levina James of Central Point and Ida James of Rockvale Kentucky.
Mr and Mrs Everett Rebbins of Ceauilte spent Sunday with Mrs Minnie Rebbina. The text mentions Broadbent individuals and Wayne Ceek, but full context remains unclear.
West Myrtle Point reports West Myrtle Point residents including Mr and Mrs Lawreneson and Mrs Cheec with Grant McCiellen visiting Powers to be with her mother Mrs Mon Goat. Mrs Albert Reed visits Bertate A Lett, while Mr and Mrs Paul Brewer go to Grants Pass with Mr and Mrs Henry Schreeder for a football game. Belle Bennett returns from Empire after a two week visit with her sister Mrs May Bright.
Thomas Way of Marshfield spent Sunday with his brother in law and later Mr and Mrs Themes Garrone. Gerald Woodward of Arago was a Saturday visitor to his grandparents Mr and Mrs Myers. Amelia Lafferty visited sister Mrs Lilte Hardy of Bradley Lake. Mr and Mrs E Myers and Diver were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Stanley Halter of Arago.
A series of social visits and gatherings are listed from Loleta California and nearby towns. Couples such as Twin Oaks residents Mr and Mrs A Guerresaia of San Francisco hosted guests, while Mr and Mrs Lewis Root of Myrtle Point visited the Nel ton home. The Davenport household hosted a quilting party fundraiser with Open-face sandwiches and cider served to multiple guests.
The notice lists scattered land transfers and deed actions including undivided interests in section 18 near Dove and Johnson Mill Road, parcels near Myrtle Point, Powers, and Brookings transfers involving Jess Warner, Ellis Warner, Lila and Bruce Henry, and Ray Bertey. Names include Frederick A. Durnam, Ora ve V. Durnam, Jesse D. Clinton, Maude Maughton, Lawrence Haughton, and Dianth Bertey.
Halls Creek resident H. Ernest Watkins traveled to Portland last Thursday to visit his father 8. B. Watking who is convalescing after illness. Watkins returned Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs John Damron and
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