Local Classified Ads and Notices Paneled at Myrtle Point
Various notices and ads including repairs and wringer rolls, houses for sale in Myrtle Point, rifle for sale, Jersey heifers, hogs, hats bands, lumber services, rubber stamps, and a legal notice summons in Coos County Oregon. Names include Susan Wright and Henry Wright with a dissolution suit and August 1935 publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muling
Lundy & Bona
Myrtle Point
Curley’s Repair Shop
Sou 11Th St
Marshfield
Administrator's Sale of Real Property in Coos County Oregon
Henry A Strong administrator announces sale of estate land in Oregon by order of the County Court. The property is the NE quarter of the NE quarter, Section 19, Township 29 South, Range 12 West, Willamette Meridian, totaling about 40 acres. Sale is private for cash, with terms at Cement and Laird Attorneys in Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strong
State of
Oregon
Coos County
Willamette Meridian
Cong County
Cement and Laird Attorneys
la Myrtle Point
Administrator appointed for Adams estate in Coos County
George B Adams appointed administrator of the estate of Iva May Adams and Elza B Adams in Coos County Oregon by Judge Hugh McLain. Creditors must present verified claims within eight months from publication. Dement and Laird, Myrtle Point, represent the estate. Publication dates September 12 and October 10, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva May Adams
Hugh Mclain
State
Orego
Coos
Dement
Lloyrd
Myrtle Point
Oregon
George B Adams
Fiza B Adams
Lairid
Elza B Adams Deceas
Hugh Main
County Cour
State of
Iaw
County of
Estate claims notice at Dement and Laird office Myrtle Point
Six month claims period for the estate of Elza B Adams deceased. Probate notices require proof of claims to be filed with Dement and Laird at Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from September 13 1935 to October 10 1935. First publication September 13 Last publication October 10 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dement and
Laird
Myrtle Point
Oregon
George B. Adams
Elza B Adams
Cement and Laird
MyrUe Point
Local Social Notes Fill Busy Weekend in Etalka
Gaylord Mr and Mrs Walter Newbury called on Sunday at James Palmer’s home. Numerous residents and visitors are listed including Mrs H D Bones returning from San Francisco and Henry Roth family moving back to their own house. ETALKA SCHOOL NOTES report September 3 enrollment of 19 with two new transfers Nellie and Grace Hollenbeck and no school Friday due to the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newbury
James Palmer
H. D. Bones
San Francisco
Henry Roth
Wm. Ward
Mary Richardson
Richardson
George Budman
Langfols
James Devereux Clay Palmer
Nampa
Idaho
Glen Grant
Eileen
Myrtle Point
Arthur J Nelson
Alturas
Calif
Nelson
Robert Ewenson
Everett Hamilton
North Bend
John Grant
Anna Knight
Jeff Lynn
Clinton
Lester Heffertine
Rachel Bones
Marshfield
H D Bones
Carey Bones
Alvin Howard
Norway
Herbert Snyder
Bones
Son Corbin
Port Orford
Lee
Local social notes from West Myrtle Point area
West Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs Paul Breuer and children Helen Eleanor Paula and Renes drove to Rand on Sunday for a picnic lunch. Names include Masceles Neidegh guest of Mrs Roy Nea of Coquille. Mrs Nealint and Mrs Neideigh with Miss FE Norcott to Marshfield. F S Hammack visiting Mrs Nite Miller. Mrs Price Robison and Mrs Glen Robson of West Norway on Wednesday. A L Volkmar attended Townsend picnic at Camox Valley Sunday. Elder T M Cole of Marshfield at Belle Bennett’s luncheon Saturday. guests at Wesley Miller and Daniel Barklower included Mr and Mrs Dillon, Mr Beach, Mr and Mrs Mead Campbell and Viela of Portland. Mrs T M Dunwoodie of Gardiner. Roy Suan of Dora Luther Harker and family. Mr and Mrs Ervin Wilberger of Cottage Grove. Andy f Radabough. Merle Poland and Dora Steinhoff of Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Breuer
Helen Eleanor Paula
Renes
Randon
Neidegh
Roy Nea
Coquille
Nealint
Neideigh
FE Norcott
Marshfield
Hammack
Nite Miller
Fishtrap
Price Robison
Glen Rob
West Norway
A L. Volkmar
Townsend
Camox Valley
T M Cole
Marshfeld
Belle Bennett
Wesley Miller
Daniel Barklower
Dllon
Beach
Mead Campbell
Viela
Portland
T M Dunwoodie
Gardiner
Roy Suan
Dora Luther Harker
Famiy
Ervin Wilberger
Cottage Grove
Andy F Radabough
Merle Poland
Dora Steinhoff
Myrtle Peoimt
Local residents travel plans and visits noted
Dora Macie Crumney and Fred Hobson left Wednesday for Salem to attend the state fair. Miss Helen White of Coquille plans to stay with her sister Mrs Jov Suan while she attends high school. Mr and Mrs Harvey Minar, who have been in California for two months, returned on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macie Crumney
Fred Hobson
Salem
Helen Whte
Social Notes From Coquille and Surroundings
Spent two days with Mrs Menta Minard en route to Portland where Minard seeks treatment for a serious condition. Mr and Mrs Pred Durnam were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Monte Lowery. Gravelford visitors Mrs Ray Oberman and daughter Esther came to see Mrs Grant Weathers. Averill Bennett has been ill several days. Mayse ar John Bettencourt hauled beef to Coquille on Thursday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Ellis and family hosted a welcome party with dancing and midnight refreshments. Jesse Cummins of North Bend dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Durnam. Mrs W C Griffin and son Rural travel to Oklahoma for about three months with J M De Long and wife of Coquille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menta Minard
Portland
Minard
Pred Durnam
Monte Lowery
Ray Oberman
Esther
Gravelford
Grant Weathers
Averill Bennett
Mayse Ar
John Bettencourt
Coquille
Seur
Local Social Notes Mix Visits, Trips and a Bathurst Tooth
Bancroft Robert and Mildred James spent an evening with sister Mrs Ted Miller. Mr and Mrs Ted Miller visited William Barnett at Halls Creek for a picnic dinner Sunday. Arve Sargent was home from Henry Miller camp with an abscessed tooth removed. P A Ross and wife and Orlin Finch and wife shopped in Myrtle Point Friday. Bancroft school started Monday. Mrs Erma Wise and children were in Coquille on business last Thursday. Geo Rice shod goats at Herbert Snyder ranch in Norway Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Mildred James
Ted Miller
Wm Barnett
Halls Creek
Arve Sargent
Henry Miller
Ross
Orlin Finch
Myrtle Point
Bancroft School
Erma Wise
Coquille
Geo Rice
Herbert Snyder
Norway
Fires Rage on Upper Flora Creek With CCC Help
Dement Creek Carl Cupinski stays with Wm Anderson in Denmark Edna Doss, touring the east, weekend with Ralph Gilkison. Willis Chandler fights fires at his Upper Floral creek ranch and on Taylor Dement ranch. CCC boys assist, crews busy. Ralph Gilkison and Arthur Chandler visited Marshfield Tuesday with Gene Chandler. Madeline Brown and Marie Chandler called in Broadbent Saturday.
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Carl Cupinski
Wm Anderson
Denmark
Edna Doss
Ralph Gilkison
Willis Chandler
Upper
Floral Creek
Taylor Dement
Upper Floras Creek
CCC
Arthur Chandler
Little Gene
Community Visits and Social Guests Report
Twin Oaks residents Roy Wast Ar dyce Jerrene and Mrs John Felsher hosted and visited relatives. Mrs Felsher and Mrs Chris Nelson met Friday afternoon. Rodney Harrison will replace Floyd Watson at the factory during his Eugene visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Wast
Ardyce
Jerrene
John Felsher
Chris Nelson
Rodney Harrison
Floyd
Charles McCutchin
Calfornia
ARHA
Pleasant Point Visits and Local News
Pleasant Point residents and relatives frequent the area with Mr and Mrs William Watson and Dorothy hosting visitors. Miss Mary Harris stays with Robert Trigg in Myrtle Point to help Mrs Trigg and her newborn son. Friends gather at the grove for a night of treats. Multiple visits occur between Harris, Watson, Trigg, Breeding, and other families with trips to Coquille and Lea. Mrs Bruno Lange notes her daughter shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
Dorothy
Mary Harris
Robert Trigg
Myrtle Point
H. W. Harkness
Lea
Dora
George Eilis
M. Harris
Robert
John
Henry Breeding
Coquille
Daniel Reed
Ed Harris
Local visitors and hospitalities noted from North Bend and vicinity
Catching Creek hosts Mr and Mrs Shockley and family from North Bend visit at the J L Knight home after pears and apples on Sunday. Mrs Ray from Em pire visits Eugene Adams and sister Mrs Ball’s family while other relatives from Jacksonville Coquille and Johnson’s Mill stop by. Dell Rema works for Ernest Wilkes Myrtle Point, Elmer Knight visits from Washington, and Kent Marsters recovers from a leg injury. Stonelake family returns home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shockley
North Bend
J L. Knight
Kelly Ray
Empire
Eugene Adams
Ray
Adams
Guy Belle
Little Wands
Lou
Jacksonville
Ball
J Lo Knight
Loren Knight
Johnson's Mill
Joe Knight
Coquille Bar
Cox
Coos River
Creek
Cal
Local Happenings In Portland Weekend
Local notes report Dr and Mrs R H Mast visiting Marshfield and returning to Marshfield Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A D Andrews left for Stockton California Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Rosslow. Jobs Daughters met at Coquille Monday night with Mrs Henry Rosslow and Evelyn Berry attending from Myrtle Point. Velma Wilson of Marshfield visited Mrs Arthur Nelson at the Jacob Nelson home. Elmer Knight of Orchards Washington visits his parents Mr and Mrs J L Knight Sunday. Edith Tichenor of Portland spent Sunday with Thomas Guerin at his home. Angus McDonald and Mary McDonald have returned from a trip to Portland and Bre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A D Andrews
Thei
Stockton
Calif
Henry Rosslow
Jobs
Coquille
Evelyn Berry
Myrtle Point
Marshfield
Velma Wilson
Arthur Nelson
Jacob Nelson
Elmer Knight
Orchards
Wash
Rai'ng
J L Knight
Edith Tichenor
Port Orford
Thomas Guerin
Local News From Marshfield and Nearby Towns
Marshfield visitors include Mrs Mary Pegee and family from Wash land and third written Wash jagien friends. Mrs Edgar Rickard and Cecil Barker were business callers in Marshfield. Mrs John LaFlamme hosted a Sunday noon dinner for L A LaFlamme and guests Roger LaFlamme and Mrs Caroline Train. Mrs Joan LaFlamme and Mrs Caroline Train attended a secret dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Roger LaFlamme Sunday night. Mr and Mrs RH Christensen and Neal visited Banéen relatives. Harrison Abbott of Par and Mrs Christensen accompanied them. Elder A A Baker spoke at the Coquille Townsend club meeting and stayed with George Binder. The Sutphins moved into the K Cutler house on Maple Street. the Cutlers relocated to a service-station apartment. John Goldsbury, formerly from South Catching Creek, now works in Marshfield. Elder Baker attended meetings in Bandon and addressed the Bandon Townsend club on the plan needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan LaFlamme
Caroline Train
Roger LaFlamme
Elder A A. Baker
Coquille Townsend Club
Coquille Club
Elder Baker
George Binder
Stanford Sutphin
K. Cutler
Maple Street
Cutlers
Bandon
Bandon Townsend Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald Office
Dandon Call Sa R. Myrtle Point
SAIF
Peere A
Volkmar West
Pious
Fox Bridge
W Grant Coquillo
Doris van Alstein
Fourier Brus
Jersey
Neifers
Jereey
Vos County Fair
Weanore
Ben Rant Powers
JEF Culver Lumber Co
Muth Barton
Bearty Bosmk
POR
Furnisher Apts
Jumwalt
Belle Whitington
Dour South
Soal
Department of the Interwr
USS Land Office
Roseburg
Loyd
McKyles
Willamette Mori
Pieter Estat
Claum
E& Weser
Ama’ Ho
Wilne
Suds Parks
Leonard Bealer de Yoomas
Joseph
Nney Korfre
Rawford
Reg Slet
KODAK
IHF
Bond Studio
Circuit Court OF
State OF Oregon
Susan Wright
Henry W Wright
Susan Mahaffy
Henry
L Strong
Dodge
Plymouth
W. W. Wilson
J E Belloni
Breuer
Gaylord
West Myrtle Point
Alkaselizer
Ivan
Alka-Seltzer
Tour Somata
Jesse Cummins
Fred Durnam
W C Griffin
Son Rural
Oklahoma
J M de Long
Bancroft
Dement Creek
Twin Oaks
Pleasant Point
R H Mast
Mrs Warner
Angus McDonald
Mary McDonald
Jimmie Albee Garage
N. E. Cor
Goodyear
Areewae
Chom Peeces
Neen Ores Bt
L. H. Pearce Garage
Edgar Rickard
Cecil Barker
John LaFlamme
L. A. LaeFamme
L. A LaFlamme
Banéen
RH. Christensen
Neal
Christensen
Harrison Abbott
Par
John Goldsbury
South Catching Creek
Goldsbury
B.K. Werner
Typewriter Man
Morite Point
J. N. Demy
Cothacis
Setos Aneomrton
Lamtoor
Aed
Gano
THIRD
Coulter Sts
Crbgost
City Meat Market
Lester Cement
Prop
Penares
Eas
Scs
Junior
Mother
WESIX
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