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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Randy Tillis departed Monday morning for Portland with plans to be away for two weeks. They were accompanied by Nethidr. The family will return by the end of the month.
Under an executory order from the Circuit Court of Oregon Coos County defendant Benjamin Burgess and Mary Burgess and Farmers Store of Myrtle Point are named in Case 10441. The sale on November 3 1934 at 10 am at the County Court House in Coquille will auction Lots 1 and 2 in Block 23 Border’s Addition Myrtle Point for $1031.17 plus interest and costs with redemption allowed by law.
Letters of Administration issued for the estate of Hiram Hatcher late of Coos County Oregon. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to Cal M. King Myrtle Point Oregon within the specified period from the first publication dated September 27 1934. Administratrix TTLE HATCHER signs the notice.
The Churches The Methodist Ladies Aid plans a basket social. Weekly schedule lists Sunday School at 9 1, Morning services at 11, Young People and Evening Services later. Assembly of God led by James L Caltaan with Sunday School at 9:46 and evangelistic services including a talk on the second coming of Jesus. Public invited to all events.
W M Dancer is pastor with church school at 8 45 am morning worship at 1 pm and evening service at 1 30 pm John Backman violinist to provide morning music LaVelle and Eugene McCracken sing duet in evening Elder A A Baker to speak at both services Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 pm The women’s department organized and will meet Friday at 1 30 pm at Mrs Charles McCracken’s home All invited
The Presbyterian church schedules morning worship at 10 a m with a sermon titled Christian in Name or in Name. A popular afternoon service at 1 38 p m features The Holy City sung by Mrs Coulen with illustrated pictures and a youth choir chorus. Tuesday 7 20 p m choir practice for young people. Wednesday 7 30 p m choir practice for adults.
Broadbent family of Norway visited Fr Hermann home Sunday and the Wad family from Riverton joined Charles Wolff’s Sunday. George Starr and Delbert from Alyree Point helped at George Hermann’s Saturday with apple cider. Mary Carman visited Walter Newbury Saturday.
A garbled nineteen thirties style item mentions Laney Parrish a Myrtle Point viewer and Russell Pacrist. It notes Mrs Ed Huntley and ten Vance visiting Curry County, with Alvin Cain and a California father visiting friends in the neighborhood last week.
The report notes Twin Oaks residents hosting and visiting for evenings of whist and dinner. Dinnee guests included William Lundy and Ruth Barton with Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lundy. Visitors from nearby towns joined events at the Lundy and Waetsen homes.
Sunday visits bonded a host of residents including Mrs Nellie Brown McKinley and Mrs Roosevelt Shone of Coquille with events in Une Bi Mf Laehoere ponte. The Bryan and Lenotello couples plus Ross and Freb households toured Marshfield and Chiloquin visiting friends and the J W Hart ranch in the Creeked river valley before returning home to Blye.
Miss Elen Nasburg of Marshfield, member of the student group that toured China and Japan this summer, will spend the weekend with her former college friend Mies Ruth.
The column lists Sunday guests at several homes including Mrs. Pauline Wagner of Broadbent and Mrs. Lily Dement of Myrtle Point visiting relatives in Coquille and Tyrtle Point. It notes dinners with Imogene Burgess and Chaney at Maker Creek, and travel updates as families visit California and Portland. Diora Dietz returns from Long Beach after four years in the U S Marine Corps and takes a job with the Coos Bay firm.
An advertisement notes a woman claims to have shed four inches of fat in about nine months and feels fine. It references W Bert's Drug Store and Perkins Drug Store among others as sources for the product or plan.
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