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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1937
Page
5
Administrator Hugh McLain of the Estate of Cecilia Belloni, deceased, asks all claimants to present verified claims within six months from first publication. The notice is dated August 20, 1923, and published by the court of Cous County.
Notices announce Glen C Hutton of Bridge Oregon intends to make final proof on homestead land in Willamette Meridian. Witnesses include Orlin Lett Charles Mack Jennings Perry and Frank C Culver. Also Edmund E Nelson of Bridge Oregon files to prove land claims with witnesses Lawrence Knight Karl Ehrig Thomas Howe and Orlin Lett.
The Budget Committee of Myrtle Point Oregon has prepared a tentative budget for the 1937 38 fiscal year. The levy board will discuss the levy at City Hall on October 18 1937 at eight o clock in the morning. The public may inspect the estimate sheet in the City Recorder's office and provide input. A religious message and personal notes are included in the document.
A notice identifies Wells F. E. Bigelow as administrator of the estate pending administration. The document references the date August 30 and notes proceedings regarding the estate administration.
Notice from the General Land Office Noseburg Oregon dated 1 1837 states Frederick A Durnam of Dora Oregon filed a claim under Acts 6 6 1232 and 2 36 19 for W U E N W and S 5 T 3 S R 11 W Willamette Meridian. He will present his intention to make final proof before E A Dodge Notary Myrtle Point October 11 1937. Witnesses listed: Andrew Jackson Mayse LeRoy G Swan Joseph W Walker Gloria M Bunch.
All Coos County Non High School District Fund Warrants endorsed before July 1 1936 are called for payment at the Coos County Treasurer office in Coquille Oregon on September 16 1937.
The administrator of the Estate of Celestial Jenkens deceased has filed the final account with Coos County Clerk. A hearing is set for October 26, 1937 at ten o clock to hear objections and settlement. Objections must be filed in writing by that date. Also notice of intention to make final proof to establish a land claim in Section 34 Township 30 South is given with the date and witnesses listed.
A sequence of brief society items lists varied visits and travel around Coquille and nearby towns. Notes mention guests at Mrs. Leslie Dey’s home, barber shop sales in Klamath Falls, and travels through Canada and the East. Readers include families from Lakeside, Marshfield, and Portland with hospital visits, hospital returns, and weekend stays noted along with university attendance and fishing trips on the Rogue.
Gaylord id from page 3 traveled to Coquille then to California to spend winter with two daughters, Mrs Ber Bartekaan and Bern James Ball. Daughter Mrs Lawrence Mullen of Myrtle Point drives her south. Miss Harriet Bones joined the group leaving Coquille.
First Presbyterian Shr. Haugh T Michel leads Bible study and prayer at 7 48 pm. Romane study begins as worship at 10 am with Bible school for all ages. Morning sermon follows at 11. Evangelist Betty Howard meetings at 7 45. Neighbors invited. St James Episcopal Mission Cequilie Oregon holds 11 o clock service every Sunday with George Turney as vicar.
Catching Creek resident Lucille Cox of Coos River fell ill with appendicitis during a visit to her parents and the Fair, requiring immediate surgery. Mr and Mrs Everett Ward of Roseburg are visiting Ward’s parents, while Miss Helma Olson, a local teacher, recovered from mumps last week.
Report from Fairview describes Mrs FE Crump and Alford visiting the Fred Johnson home. Several residents are listed as having bad colds but no further illnesses or notable events are recorded.
In March field Friday and Mast Capital Thursday visitors and callers were noted. Oliver Miler and Margaret Mace visited, with Frank Rema and others among the guests at various households.
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