School District 88 Warrants Call Notice
School District No 88 Broadbent calls warrants 107 to 200 interest up to 171 ceased June 6. Interest on warrants 171 to 200 continues as of September 1, 1938. Nellie Chandler, Clerk.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
5
School District No 88 Broadbent calls warrants 107 to 200 interest up to 171 ceased June 6. Interest on warrants 171 to 200 continues as of September 1, 1938. Nellie Chandler, Clerk.
Notice from the Department of the Interior outlines timber for sale on Lands listed in multiple townships with minimum bids per species, sale pending Secretary approval, and required deposits. Also includes a probate notice appointing Alice Eggers as Administratrix of Jennie Luttrell estate and publication for final proof and court summons in Oregon.
The notice cites an August 26 1886 order requiring weekly four week publication in Myrtle Point Herald Myrtle Point Oregon for a case before County Court for Coos County Oregon. Attorney Claus H Giles Marshfield represents the plaintiff. Also indicates residents will not be responsible for debts contracted by grandson Elmer Alviras Rounds and Mrs.
Dement Creek residents enjoyed a picnic at Bandoe. Melba Putman Willis Chastiiler and Marie Chandler were Tuesday callers at the Tom Brown home. Aggie Brown visited the Arthur Chandler home Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Smitt Ila Thomas Mr and Mrs Marion Thomas and Roy Ryan went to Grants Pass last week for a trip.
Gaylord G R Swenson left Wednesday morning for Portland where he was called for further examination by State Industrial Accident Commission doctors. A farewell dance for Edlmore Newbury was held at the old schoolhouse, and Miss Newbury plans to depart for San Francisco to attend college.
Mire and Moh Ghee, Grant, and Mr. snd Mrs. Glen Gress with daughter Eileen are mentioned among local names. Patty Jo Druliner and Neal visit Mrs. Addie for the week. Claude Parkhurst and Violet Brockway visit for Friday business. Miss Rachel Bones assists Mrs. Gladys Schreifer in Marshfield briefly. Mrs. Laura Brandon leaves for Norway to teach next year. Mr and Mrs. Guy Grant plan to move to Myrtle Point. Johnnie Bright returns home to Langlois after visiting Mrs. Henry Roth. Robert and Clinton Carman attend the Fox Breeders school in Coquille.
A list of services from multiple denominations includes James L. Gibson at a Church of God with Thursday evening and Sunday services, a Labor Day themed Methodist Episcopal service, a Jericho Head Make Sunday morning, and Presbyterian notices of a congregational meeting and regular programs at 10 am Sunday School and evening services.
Foshtion appoints Oliver Clarke of Newberg as Mabton High principal Washington. Delores Belloni takes two week vacation to Klamath Falls Lakeview and Salem. Arthur Jones John Day Valley Ranger visits Herald office with parents Ed and Mrs Jones. George Zerr Portland visits with A L Powrie. Dr James Richmond Coquille and Ruth Drake Portland dine with E C Barker. C J Boyle San Francisco and H H Harris with N G W Perkins drive to Sea Lion Caves. Vera Garrett returns from Aurora visiting Rose Garrett and Margaret. Jack Moore and Verla Johnston moving to caretaker’s house on fairgrounds.
On Monday afternoon at Marshfield many locals gathered for events while Mrs Willis of Lakeview returns home after an overnight stay. Mr and Mrs Claire Keltner Jett plan a trip to Neshowin as they note Keit this year. Mrs Harriet Cule leaves Friday for California after visiting her daughter Mrs Barker and her parents for a week, reflecting family travels in recent days.
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