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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
5
George Finley, Register, invites objections to a minor land exchange proposal affecting sections in T 32 S R 12 W and surrounding townships. Public closes September 1937 with details on serial 022228 and RoW routes in Siakkavou National Forest.
The administrator Wells E Bigelow has filed his final account in the Estate of Calvin Ellsworth Bigelow deceased in Coos County Oregon. The County Judge has set September 30 1937 at 10:00 a m in the County Judge's Office Coquille for the hearing of objections to the final account and for settlement and distribution of the estate. Dated August 26 1937.
Notice announces John E Belloni named administrator of the Ce cilia Bellows estate in Coos County Oregon by Judge Hugh McLain. Creditors must present claims within six months from first publication at the Demont & rued office in Myrtle Point. Publication dates August 26 and September 16, 1937.
The Gaylord community list shows Mrs Rezee Daniels and daughters hosting relatives from Myrtle Point. Visitors include the Hayes, Medlock, Grant, Warner, Roth, and Palmer families from nearby towns. Several moved houses, hosted dinner, or attended county events, with trips to Coquille and Marshfield noted.
Marshfield visitors McKinley Mr and Mrs John Haglund stayed with W W Lawhorn while Mr and Mrs F A Carrillo return from a long summer in the district. Harold Glenn drove the elderly couple south and plans another visit to Sacramento before returning in about two weeks. The McKinley Grange met Saturday with a class earning two final degrees. Local business callers were Severus McCarthy in Coquille and Vern and Mrs Kenneth Hansen visited Marshfield. Reports say two new tie mills will open nearby, with one owner already using McKinley. McKinley school opening September 13 aims for a larger enrollment. 17 pupils expected.
Sunday dinner guests included Broadbent and Hermann families in Twin Oaks and Roselle. Tulelake trip returnees were Ivan Evernden and L. G. Roselle. Weekend visitors to F C True’s home included Frank True and Miss Frances True with Robert Littrell. Cattle roundup by J P Evernden and Jed Myers on the W Taylor Cement ranch slated for shipment.
Remote Mra Dale Mecum and son Melvin visited Coquille on Wednesday Lucia returned from Coquille hospital Robert Inks and children with Mrs W J Priest spent Thursday with Mrs Robert Fry in Pincers Mr and Mrs Ivan Cribbies and Roy visited W R Cribbins home Sunday Mr and Mrs Powell Lancaster of Bandon visited Monday at L B Jennings home Tony Barkley Dolores Melvin Cement Creek spent Monday night with day parents W R Cribbins Mr and Mrs Stanley Lake with Vivienne Virginia Junior Bartlett Ovid Bryant and Dennis Bridge visited Umphu below Dillard Elva Cribbins left Tuesday for Portland to finish training School starts next week.
Twin Oaks Margaret Gary and Glenna Bauer of Oregon City arrived Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Chris Nelson for a brief visit. They remained through Wednesday.
Mrs Cart Hogan and Eleanor visit S S Reed home with Crawford and Robison families. Hillsboro guest Rowena Hermann visits parents with cousin Mrs Otus Smith of Portland. Hermanns host Graydon Crews of Seattle before moving to Myrtle Point. Many residents recover from surgeries including appendectomy and tonsil removal. Continuous hospital updates mention recovery from broken backs, hip and leg injuries with improving conditions.
Sunday visits filled the community as families from Bridge and nearby towns marked a day of calling. Barnet Rice and partners visited, while George Kohlahagen shopped lambs at the A L Rice home. The Evernden clan gathered in multiple households including James and Lloyd Evernden and Harold Donald.
Mast Hospital Adrian Montgomery employee of the Kline Logging company injured his left elbow and received treatment last Thursday. Lyle McCulloch of Powers suffered a broken bone in his right ankle from a fall at home Thursday. Earl Stein of Fairview, also with Kline Logging, endured cuts to his left thigh and forearm from a crosscut saw fall. All were treated at the hospital. Mrs Benjamin Buzzard and baby of Camas Valley are getting along nicely.
Everett Culver spent the weekend at the Homer Duncan home with Lena Culver who has inflammatory rheumatism and is improving. Children Vivienne and Virginia, and Mr and Mrs I BR England, Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryant and son Dennis picnicked below Dillard Sunday. Fred Bussault left Monday for Portland. He had occupied a Van Alstein cabin this summer.
The report lists several social calls and visits in the area. Miss teacher at Base Hill school and Mrs Baysed Samily spent days in Arkansas. Chandler Marion Thomaz and family and John Fiood and family were callers in Myrtle Point. Arthur Chandler family Mel Melba Putman Kathleen Gilkison and Sam Chandler hosted dinner. Doris Work visited Wayne Lovelass in Coq. Willis Chandler spent Sunday with his father William Chandler.
Nor way Mr and Mrs Frank Robison and others attended the Rah See at Bear creek. Mrs Lawrence Freeman and children visited. J Finley Schroeder family and Joyce spent Friday evening at the Lawrence Freeman home. The MacCloskeys spent the weekend on Crystal River. Lawrence Houghton family visited Salem guests. Mrs H McCloskey in Marshfield. Walter Laird visited Theo Clinton at Oregon TB hospital in Salem. Dorothy Bender returned from Portland to Medina.
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