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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
5
In this notice filled with recycled ads, The Herald lists 5c and 10c bun dles for sale as shelf padding and fire starting material. It also notes muslin notices about pole sales and public notifications from School District No 47 Gaylord and administrator appointment for Je Barker estate with a six month claims period and first publication date in October.
Elbert L Schroeder of Coquille Oregon filed notice of intent to make final three year proof to establish his claim to Lot 1 Section 7 Township 208 Range 11 W Willamette Meridian. Witnesses Levi Roberts Laney Parrish Edwin C Sarker Letcher L Powers all of Myrtle Point Oregon. Before E A Dodge Notary Public at Myrtle Point Oregon December 12 1936. George Finley Register.
Louis Fluhrer of Magger Oregon filed an exchange application to swap parcels in Umatilla National Forest under the 1922 and 1925 acts. The lands involved include segments in Sections 3 2 1 35 and 2 7 0 8 T6S R5W and T78 RBEW, with lots 3 and 4 in Section 2. The filing references federal forest land within or adjacent to the Umatilla NF.
Seerhannes rpene otha tig te to Seeee Seat teach 4 en en epec tunity to file their with the cne Unived Mtetea Land Office at Roseburg Oregon. any such filed in this office within days from the date of first pubiles of this notice which first publication will be Nov 6 in the Gazette Reporter at Gold Beach and the Herald at Myrtle Point and on Nov 6 in the Journal at Fossil Oregon.
An orderly sale under a 1996 County Court order in Coos County Oregon lists two land parcels with minimum prices and terms. The sale on December 13 describes payment options including 20 percent cash and up to ten years with 6 percent interest.
William Barklow and son moved to the L. D Lamb homestead last Wednesday. Seymour Fosburg returned home from Port Mead last Thursday. Mrs Elbert West accompanied him to Powers to visit her mother. V Barklow and sons Vernon and Forrest of Myrtle Point visited the V Bushnell home. N Nelson and a friend from Bandon called in the area. Mr and Mrs Marion Laskey of Myrtle Point spent the week with Mr and Mrs C V Bushnell. HEC Glazier and Robert Bushnell were visitors at the De Rema home on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Erwin Caudill and Delores of Coquille were Sunday visitors to Elmer Stanford. Those from the community who were Sunday visitors in Myrtle Point included Mr and Mrs C V Bushnell.
An article extols modern school lunches as healthful, engaging adventures for students. It touts parent teacher associations, diet awareness, and convenient options from canned fruit juices to home and carry lunches. Menu ideas include hot and cold options with sandwiches, soups, and desserts for students.
Regular Grange meeting on Thursday elected officers for the coming year. Refreshments followed. Gravelford Womans Club met at Mrs E L Culbertson’s home with hostesses Mrs Culbertson and Mrs Roland Weekly. attendees included Mesdames Roy Swan Joe Walker JL Crosby Vern Bennett C M Bonniksen T J Weekly and W J De.
Boer Paul Bunch Bruce Henry L E Bothwell Jim Baker Fred Wood and others hosted refreshments of chicken tamies coffee and cookies. Frank McNair Verna Cain and son Raymond visited on the north fork of Coos River. Stella Crosby Betty De Boer and Helen De Boer hiked to Warren Bright and Roland Weekly ranches for gymnasium points. Bruce Henrys move to Myrtle Pair is noted. Karl Roland returns from Lakeview for health. Frank Larser and Twin Oaks children visited Roland Weekly.
Remote Mr and Mrs George Childers relocated from a Dick cottage to Myrtle Week Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Ralph Beamer relocate near Camas Valley to be closer to Beamer's work. Miss June Clarno of Myrtle Point visited her parents, Mr and Mrs George Clarno. Mr and Mrs L E Stanley and family of Brookings moved here last. Mrs C H Lucia, Mrs Barrett Zinn, Mrs Joe Sullivan and Mrs Henry Wyrick gathered at Mrs S B England's home Monday to craft items for Friday's carnival.
Mrs John Arnold and her son Billie spent Saturday with Mrs Ellis Shull at West Myrtle Point, enjoying a brief family gathering and conversation.
Advertises Buckley’s Mixture as safer and more effective for bronchial asthma and bronchitis. Claims two or three doses in hot water before bed bring relief and a restful night, with money back guarantee if not satisfied. Sold at Sempert’s and other drug stores.
The Rev F M Barr pastor conducts morning worship at 10 with a special offertory for home missions. Christian workers hour for juniors and youths at 6 30 pm. No evening service at the church. parishioners join Union Preaching Mission at the Methodist church. Next Sunday sermon topic Fellowship.
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