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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1928
Page
3
Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 7 p m. Quarterly conference notes a year with a split report. Sunday church attendance averages 142 with offerings over eight dollars. Pastor invites participation and ideas.
The letter requests full attendance for both morning and evening services next Sunday at 10 for Sunday school and 11 for preaching. It notes the evening service at the usual hour and mentions possible special music and a change in the evening time to 7:30.
The Church of Christ invites worshipers with Bible school at 10 a m and a preaching service at 11 a m. A sermon titled Something to Bank On will be delivered. Prayer meetings are held Wednesdays at 7 30 p m and the book of Acts is studied. Turner MacDonald, Minister.
Community notes report Sunday services scheduled for September 6 at 8 PM in the Christian church with Rev E Becker of Portland in charge. Local items list residents visiting friends in Myr Ue Point and Sandy home while others head to California for the winter. Floyd Griffey returns to Bridge for school and improvements noted in Floyd England. Mrs Schaecer of North Bend will teach music at the local school again this season.
Beattie Fort and Jett return home for events as local families host gatherings and reunions. Mrs Culver and friends enjoy a Four party with games and refreshments. Miss Card returns home after several weeks with relatives. Tyler Lett family hosts a large reunion at Wyatt’s place with many relatives from Myrtle Point and Portland.
McKinley school started September 4 with 19 enrolled. The note mentions Miss Shane as teacher and Bob King’s family moving. Several local students will attend Coquille High School this fall while others ride to Linden and nearby towns.
The column shares community snippets from Marshfield and area. Mentions Myrtle Point residents Elma KA and family, Mr and Mrs Arsen Flore, Brown and friends at Powers, and Adan with followers. Weather concerns include looming winter storms and roof checks. Includes addresses and local observations from Seaine and 3000 Beets Ave.
The notice states that Wehard B Magi of Dothan Oregon, holder of Homatesd entry No 015300 filed November 22 1923 for BEX NEA 8 Town, makes a three year settler claim before E A U Commissioner at Pors Point Oregon on October 18 1928. Claimant witnesses include Thomas Jro Powers Oregon Murra Meintar Dothan Oregon Hamill A Canaday Janes non coal Hamill.
Readers see a court notice in Oregon involving Isaac M Leavenport Nettie Davenport and others in Coos County. The case seeks to quiet title on premises in Border and Rent A venue and to invalidate certain claims while naming multiple defendants and unknown heirs. Publication ran six weeks in Myrtle Point Herald starting August 10 1928.
Special school meeting of School District No 41 Coos County Oregon planned at Junior High School on September 11 1928 at 730 pm to approve the budget for 1928 1929. Metta H Kosslow district clerk and A Behriefer chairman sign. Also mention of agricultural equipment purchase plans through bond and credit corp and hardware dealers.
Elgin Chapter No 24 Crescent Eleventh Society meets on the first and third Thursdays at Masonic Hall Visites welcome. Patron Estelle Chase Matron Marie Lundy TR lad Matron.
Notice is given that Joe Ska of Powers Oregon holder of Homestead Entry Serial No 016708 for portions of section 1 Township 83S Range 4 Willamette Meridian has no intention to make final proof to establish title. Hearing before Edgar A Dodge US Commissioner at Myrtle Point Oregon on the 6th day of August 1928 as witness names Hayes Jacob M Hayes Herbert G Th Frank Thomas, all of Powers Oregon.
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