MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Guerin. Mrs.
Alice Lafferty and Janice left Satur­
day for Oakland. California, where
they will spend two weeks with rel­
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carey and son,
Phillip, of Mill City, visited at the
Charles BelshSw home Friday
Monday on his return from Port­
land, A. H. Guerin, of Riverton, vis­
ited with relatives here..
Mrs, Paul Tanner and daughter,
Nancy Jane, of Alturas, spent the
week-end at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Deyoe.
Mrs. Rose Garrett and Margaret,
of McMinnville, spent the week-end
visiting friends and relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Shindoll and
Jane, and Mrs. Ellen King made a
business trip to Spokane, Washington,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Weaver, postmistress at
Allegany, spent the week-end at the
A. R. Bennett home..
Word has been received that Mrs.
Rose Garrett has announced the en­
gagement of her daughter, Margaret,
to Ralph Coftner, of McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Endicott
and son, Raymond and Bill, of Al­
turas, California, spent the week-end
at the home of Mrs. Endicott’s moth­
er, Mrs. Della Kelly. Tuesday, when
they returned to their home, Mrs.
at Otis, and Mrs. Lett and daughter
visited her brother, Glenn Larkins
and family, at Willamina.
Mrs. A. O. Hooton and her gilest,
Mrs. James B. Harrison, went to Co*
quille Tuesday for an overnight visit
with Mrs. Belle Hooton.
Miss Nadine Ellis will have charge
of the Christian Endeavor meeting
next Sunday evening. The topic is
"What’s in the Bible.”
Mias Mae
Hatcher, president of Myrtle Union,
was present last Sunday evening and
gave a helpful talk on "Society
da rds."
Several Grangers met at the hall
Saturday to make further improve­
ments on the building and the ladies
served a potluck dinner at noon.
Among those present were the Vem
Magill, Dwight Culver and Frank
Culver families, Henry Brownaon, O.
W. Heath and Mrs. Elmer Magill.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver enter­
tained a number of relatives at their
home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
Perkins and daughter, Phyllis Jane,
of Salem, arrived about midnight
Saturday night and Sunday they were
Joined by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cribbins
and grand-daughter,
Hilda Mae
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lawnence Crib­
bin* and two children, of Myrtle
Point, and Mr. and Mr*. Theodore
Lund and little daughter, Lois, of
Marshfield.
Mr
"wt Mr» W V
NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION UPON QUESTION OF INCREASING
TAX LEVY OVER AMOUNT LIMITED BT SECTION 11
ARTICLE XL STATE CONSTITUTION
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held in School Dis­
trict No. 8 of Coos County, State of Oregon, at the High School Building
in said school district June 1?, 1938, at 8:00 o’clock p. mM for the purpose
¡of submitting to the legal voters of said district the question of in­
creasing the tax levy for the year 1938-9 over the amount limited by
section 11, article XI, of the Constitution of Oregon.
The reasons for increasing such levy are:
To provide sufficient funds for operating the schools and the pro­
vision of proper facilities therefor.
The amount of tax, in excess of the t% limitation, proposed to be
levied for said year is 813,534X0.
Dated this 17 day of May, 1938.
Attest:
Keith Leslie,
J. R. Bunch,
District Clerk.
Chairman Board of Directors
tain cause in said court pending
wherein T. H. Downs and Addie
Downs, husband and wife, are Plain­
tiffs, and J. Wesley Downs and Thel­
ma Downs are Defendants, Case No.
11118, of said Court and commanding
me to sell the hereinafter described
real property to satisfy the sum of
$754.60 with interest at 6 per cent
from April Sth, 1937, for the fur­
ther sum of 3849.00; for the further
sum of 8100.00 Attorney fees, costs
and disbursements 331.20, interest on
•aid Attorney fees and costs and
NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
'
disbursements at 6 per cent from
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District
April 5th, 1937, together with accru- No. 8 of Coos County, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL
ingcosts, I WILL ON SATURDAY, MEETING
MEETING^ of said District will be held
held^ at the High School Building;
THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1938, at to begin at the hour of 8:00 o’clock P. M. on the third Monday of June,
the hour of 10 o’clock in the forenoon being*
being the 20 day of June, A. D., 1938.
at said day at the front door of the
This meeting is called for the purpose of electing two directors to
County Court House in the City of I serve for
*
three . years and
. . the
“
transaction
’
of business usual at such
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, of­ meeting.
fer for sale and sell at public auction,
In districts of the second and third classes the ballots shall not be
to the highest and best bidder for counted until one hour after the time set for the meeting to begin, Until
cash In hand, all the right, title and the count begins, any legal voters of the district shall be entitled
interest of the said Defendants In upon any business before the meeting.
and to the following described real
Dated this 26 day of May, 1938.
property, to-wit:
Attest:
Lots seven, eight, nine and ten
Keith Leslie,
J. R. Bunch,
and the East half of lots five and
District Clerk
Chairman Board of Directors.
six in Block 40 of Elliott’s Addi­
tf
tion to Coquille City, Coos Coun­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal voters of School District
ty, Oregon, according to the plat
No. 8, of Coos County, State of Oregon, that a SCHOOL MEETING of
thereof on file and of record in
the said district will be held at the High School Building on the 17
the office of the County Clerk
of said County.
day of June, 1938, at 8 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of discussing the
Said sale being made subject to budget for the fiscal school year, beginning June 20, 1938, and end­
redemption in the manner provided ing June 14, 1939, hereinafter aet forth, and to vote on the proposition of
levying a district tax.
1.
tored to Roseburg Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leep and son,
18t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon
None
2.
of Roseburg, spent the week-end with
7,500.00
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
3,400.00
Mrs. Leep’s mother, Mrs. Julia Leep.
Notice is hereby given that the
1,100.00
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rackleff and Common Council of the City of Co­
5.
Mrs. Lets Baker and children, Allen, quille, Coos County, Oregon, will re­
None
a.
Clare and Curtis, spent Monday with ceive sealed bids for the following
«■terialor---------------
4,000.00
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McN.ir .t Bandon.
930 feet of 10 inch dart iron pipe
Transportation ..................................................... . ......... ..............
None
Mrs. Katherine Arnold, Mrs. Albert ; class 150 heed.
7. To be received from tuition for elementary school pupils
None
3 10x10x4 inch cart iron Tees.
Carver, Mrs. Elisabeth Lett and Mrs.
X To be received from interest on deposits and sinking fund
None
4 10x10x6 inch cart iron Tees.
a. To be received from other sources ____________________
100.00
Warren Deyoe were dinner guests
4 6x2 inch cast iron reducers.
at the J. H. McCloskey home at Nor­
2 10 inch cast iron Gate Valves
10. TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS (Item 1 to 9, Inc,).—....
100.1
(Renasellaer).
way Friday.
3
4
inch
cast
iron
Gate
Valves
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoffman, Mrs.
(Renasellaer).
High School
Total
Rachel Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
3 4 inch Fire Hydrants (Corey).
L GENERAL CONTROL
Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis,
2 10 inch Gate Valve Boxes..
1. Personal service:
3 4 inch Gate Valve Boxes.
(1) Superintendent ___________
8 1,350.00
>f Catching Creek, were Wednesday
I 1,350.00
1 8 inch Gate Valve heavy duty
(2) Clerk_________ i__________
225.00
225.00
dinner guests at the T. M. Stover
* (3) Stenographers
and other
( 108 feet 6 inch cast iron pipe class
home.
office assistants.............. ........
100.00
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hartley, of 150 head.
(4) Compulsory education and
4000 feet 8 inch cast iron pipe class
census ...... ...............
30.00
30.00
Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Law­
2.
3. Supplies------------- ____
head-
30.00
95.00
rence Solie, of Silverton, spent the 250
3400 feet 8 inch cast iron pipe class
3. Elections and publicity
50.00
50.00
William Henry Hervey and Mary week-end at the Clifford Wilson 150 head.
4. Legal service (clerk
Hervey, his wife, Ovid Hervey and home.
1 only 10 inch cart iron bend 90 de- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
bond, audit,
12 50
12.50
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
Anita Hervey, his wife, and Byron
U. INSTRUCTIO
Mrs. Albert Carver returned to her gree 250 head.
FOR
THE
COUNTY
OF
0008
Hervey, an unmarried man,
354 lineal feet 10 inch vitrified
Plaintiffs. home at Brewster Valley, Sunday af­ sewer pipe.
vs.
ter spending a couple of weeks at
510 lineal feet 6 inch vitrified sew- FLORENCE P. BERG, Plaintiff,
Edith May McKee; the unknown heirs
$ 2,000.00
8 3,700.00
l?Plbx6 inch Y,s Vitrified sewer PAUL S. JOHNSON, THE UN-
the
home
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
Kath
­
of James Campbell Hervey and of
■ KNOWN HEIRS OF EVAN CUN­
John Kroll: The unknown widow erine Arnold.
8 4,700X0
plK 6 inch U Vitrified Bends.
of John Kroll; MicHsel Kroll,
NINGHAM. DECEASED. THE UN-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Handy, of
Frank Kroll, Gerald Kroll, Eliza­ Hood River, spent the week-end with
NOWN
HEIRS
OF
JESSIE
A.
17 6 inch Vitrified Caps for H
beth Kroll, Mqriah Kroll, Mary
JOHNSON. SOMETIMES KNOWN
817,550.00
812,400X0
Kroll, John Eberharter, and John Mrs. Della Kelly.
JESSIE ALICE JOHNSON. DE­
1
4
Joints 8 inch Vitrified Sewer
200.00
Mrs. Linsey, of Port Orford, is vis­
Steinlechner; the unknown wives
UNKNOWN I .
2 8 inch H inch bends sewer
298.00
1,150X0
•nd the unknown widows of Mi­ iting her brother, Mr. Lakey.
JOHNSON,
SOME
­
Iron fittings, ladder A eh;., for
15.00
••• 15.00
chael Kroll, Frank Kroll, Gerald
TIMES
KNOWN • AS EMILY
Mrs. Viola Nicholson, of San Fran­ hole.
450.00
Kroll, John Eberharter, and John
HAZEL
JOHNSON,
DECEASED,
2000, BM. Lumber for forms A etc..
50.00
Steinlechner; the unknown hus­ cisco, is visiting at the home of her No. 2 Common.
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS OF SHIR­
bands and the unknown widowers sister, Mrs. John. Arnold.
LEY
V.
JOHNSON,
SOMETIMES
12 Cubic Yards One sand for con­
133,12100
of Elizabeth Kroll, Mariah Kroll,
KNOWN AS SHIRLEY JOHNSON,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bones, Gilda crete finishing, on the Job.
and Mary Kroll; and if any of the
DECEASED,
ALSO
ALL
OTHER
:
36
Cubic
yards
Arago
Gravel
for
•aid defendants are dead, then their Dietz and Mrs. Lily Dement left Tues­ Roadways.
HEIRS OR PERSONS OR PAR­
3
3,160.00
1,340.00
0
day
for
Ontario,
Oregon.
They
went
unknown heirs; also all other per­
TIES U nknown
claiming
X
450 Cubic yards of South Fork
2.
300.00
400.00
parties unknown claiming as far as Monmoyth that day and at­ Gravel for concrete.
ANY RIGHT, TITLE, INTEREST,
3.
350.00
1,150.00
t, title, estate, lien or in- tended Evelyn Bones’ graduation
ESTATE, LIEN OR CLAIM IN OR
560 Barrels Portland Cement
4.
175.00
375.00
the real estate described
TO THE REAL ESTATE DE­
The shove quantities are approxi­
5.
100.00
135.00
snplaint herein; also Ger­ from the State Normal school Wed­ mate only, and may be more or les*.
SCRIBED IN THE COMPAINT
trude E. Kroll, Sophie C. Kroll, nesday.
HEREIN,
Defendant*,
Cement shall be delivered on the job
a a,475.00
Francis B. Kroll, and Joyce Kroll
Louise Epperson has been suffering when required in 80 sack lots or less.
Sait in
«tie
as the only heirs of Michael Kroll, with the measles.
Gravel is to be delivered on the
deceased; and R. J. Steinlechner,
To Paul S. Johnson: the unknown
niture and equipment................... $ 250.00
1,750.00
Harley Barklow is home from the Job when required by the City En­ heir* of Evan Cunningham, decerned;
James Steinlechner, Jacob Stein­
gineer. All other materials are to be
Repair
and
maintenance of
lechner, Elizabeth Stonelake, An­ Mast hospital where he submitted to delivered on the job when required. the unknown hair* of Jessie A. John­
buildings and grounds:
nie Monson and Margaret Nelson, >t hernia operation a few weeks ago. The 7400 feet of 8 inch cast iron pipe son, sometimes known aa Jeaaie Alic*
(1) -- -----------------------------------------
1,200.00
400.00
as the only heirs of John Stein­
Johnson,
deceased;
the
unknown
heirs
is
to
be
delivered
on
the
Job
at
the
lechner, deceased,
Defendants. * Bruce Henry and I. G. Bingham old C. C. C. camp near Fairview. Bids of E. Hazel Johnaon, sometime*
ef
took a truck load of sheep to the
Suit in Equity to Quirt Title
may be submitted for the whole or known a* Emily Hazel Johnaon, de­
2,000.00
To each Defendant above named:— Kemp ranch in northern California any part of the above materials. The ceased; the unknown heirs of Shirley
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Monday night.
' - I Common Council reserves the right V. Johnaon, sometime* known as
OREGON
Arthur Edmunds, of San Francisco, to reject any and all bids, with or Shirley Johnson, deceased; also all
8
loo.oo
8
225.00
You are hereby summoned and re-
without cause. Bids must be filed other heirs or persons or parties un­
.
10.00
10.00
2uired to appear and answer the California, visited relatives here Sun- , or or before the hour of 5 o'clock P. known, claiming any right, title, in­
omplaint of the above named Plain­ day.
terest, estate, lien or claim in or to
M. on the 6th day of June, 1938.
90.00
90.00
tiffs filed against you in the above I Mrs. T. V. Johnson and daughter, 19t3
F. G. Leslie, City Recorder. the real estate described in the com­
entitled Court and cause, in the of-
___ _________ _
plaint'herein, Defendants.
fice of the County Clerk of Coos Faye, W11‘ ’P^nd th« month in Baggs,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
525.00
County, Oregon, within Four weeks Wyoming, with Mrs. Johnson’s sister,
0n the 4th day of June, 1938, at OF OREGON: You are hereby no­ VII. FIXED Cl
from the date of the first publication Mrs
Ayera who hag
visit- the hour of 10:00 A. M. at the front tified that you are required to ap­
1. Insurance
360.00
- 8 140.00
of this Summons, namely, within four ,
.
door of the Court House in Coquille. pear and answer the complaint filed
weeks from May 19. 1938, the same
Coos County, Oregon, I will sell at against you in the above entitled court
». Total Fixed Charges --------- 2____
500.00
being June 17, 1938, and the same
public auction to the highest bidder •nd cause, on or before the 10th day VHL CAPITAL OUTLAYS
being the last day of of the time pre­
BRIDGE
for cash the following described prop­ of June, 1938, the same being the last
4.
New
furniture,
equipment
and
scribed in the Order dated May 17,
date for answering or appearing per­
replacements ______ ______ ___
200.00
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest N. Heath, Or- erty located in the County of Coos, sonally, prescribed in the order of
1938, for Publication of Summons
6 Other capital outlays:
outlay*:
i State of Oregon, to-wit:
herein, for the Defendants to answer rin, Grace, June and Forrest, Jr., of • Lots 1 A
publication, and if you fail so to
& -3 and South half of
(1) Completion of new Building
4,500.00
Plaintiffs' Complaint, and if you fail Y k C hf ,rrived Sunday morn-
appear ar answer an or before said
NE¥* of Section 4 in Township 28
so to annear and answer said Com-1
wuwu ounujy morn-
date, the plaintiff will a
to the
South, Range 13 Wert of the Wil-
plaint, Pf^r want thereof Plaintiffs ing for a holiday visit with Mr.
$ 4,800 00
7. Total Capital Ontlays _______
Court
for the relief
for in DC DEBT SERVICE
laqjette Meridian also a parcel of
will apply to the Court for the r»- Heath's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
her
complaint,
a
statement
ground being 5 acres off the East
1. Principal on bonds (include ne­
lief demanded in their said Cam- HJatii. and sister, Mrs. Ray L. Beck­
of which is as fallows:
end of Lot 8 in Section 33 in
gotiable interest-bearing war­
plaint, of which the following is a ...
.
That
all
defendants
in
this
suit
be
Township 27 South, Range 13
rants
Issued
under
section
succinct statement, viz.: Thrt you. ett’?"d famUy-
ordered to produce any claim they
West of the Willamette Meridian.
35-1104) a___________
9,000.00
each be ordered to produce any claims | There were about 30 in attendance
Said sale is made under execution may have or claim to have upon the
. 2,172.00
4. Interest on bonds .......
which
:h you have or make to or upon at the Christian Endeavor social out of the Circuit Court of the State premises ar any part of the following
5. Interest on warrants ..
1,000.00
the real
property
invoived^in
this which was held Friday evening at the of Oregon for the County of Coos to
re.al pn>pel
it3L12^
V™ JPiv^n
Pre*Lota 1. 11 and 12 of Block 19
me
directed
in
the
case
of
John
Hart
­
To«.'nshipnyTwenty Eight South
of
Grange
hall.
Games
and
a
short
pro
­
Total
Debt
12,17X00
South ot Grange hall. Games and a short pro-
of Elliott’s Addition to the Qty at
ley, plaintiff,
Range Twelve West, of the Wiliam- gram were enjoyed and the sale of
Coquille, Coos County, Oregon,
vs. x
ette Meridian, to-wit:
homemade candy and pies cleared
according to the map and plat
Lydia M. Churchill, defendant, in
The Northeast quarter of North­ 84 15 for the church insurance fund, an action at law instituted in the
thereof on file and of record in
Total estimated expenses for the year
east quarter of Section Eleven Town­
the office of the County Clark of
(sum at items 1-6, II-», III-6, IV-8,
ship 28
South Range
Range Twelve
iwesve Wert
wew
Mrs. Clayton Downs, of Powell Justice’s Court for Justice Of the
ship
28 South
Coos County, Oregon.
V-4, Vl-5, VII-5, Vin-7, IX-9, X)
$70,950.00
Peace and Constable District Num­
i Willamette
_
Meridian; Lots 10, 11 & Butte, Oregon, accompanied by her ber Three of the County of Coos, That said claims be declared Invalid Total estimated receipts, not includ
12 and the Southwest quarter of
„¡j daughter, Leonard Downs State of Oregon, and docketed in and quirted.
Ing proposed tax
.. IO,100.00
Northwest quarter of Section
Staton Twelve and Mr> Margarrt KlwIer
That Defendants be enjoined from
Judgment Docket Number 9 on the
thereafter
making
any
claim
in
or
Wi 11 ametie"Meridian, in Coos Coun- mond, and her little grand-daughter 25th day of January, 1938, on tran­ to said property adverse to said
script of Judgment from said Jus­
Sherry Lee Downs, of Powell Butte, tice’s Court.
ty, State of Oregon.
plaintiff. That plaintiff be adjudged
and that the same be determined and (daughter of her son, Lloyd), arrived
the owner in fee simple of said prem­
Wm. F. Howell,
Courtland "hrt^ou^ll^Prpetually Saturday evening and visited until
Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. ises and rightfully in possession 1. Amount of bonded indebtedness
(include all negotiable interest­
16t5
By Eva Schroeder, Deputy. thereof. That she have such other
bearing warrants issued under sec­
restrained and enjoined from mak- Monday morning at the Henry Huff
and further relief as to the Court
tion 35-1104) ------------------- -------- „...
$53,500.00
ing any claim to or upon said prem­ home. On their return home, Billy
may seem meet and equitable.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ises or any part thereof, and that all Huff and Elvin Oestreich went with
Service of this Summons is made 2. Amount of warrant indebtedness
given _ that the by publication pursuant to an order
Notice is
_ 1 hereby
___ _1______
on warrants issued and endorsed
such claims be quieted; and that
undersigned
ed was on the 16th
14th day of of the Honorable J. T. Brand, Judge
“not paid for want of funds”___ _______ 19,269.05
plaintiffs William Henry Hervey and them for a visit.
Mrs. James B. Harrison, of Glen- May, 1938, duly appointed by the of the Circuit Court of Cooa County,
Mary Hervey, his wife, Ovid Hervey
and Anita Hervey, his wife, and By­
was signed May 4. Total Indebtedness (sum of items
u ?« ’
u Sunda^ for ’ gon. as Executor of the Last Will and
I, 2, 2)-----------------------------------------
872,769.05
publication to be
ron Hervey, an unmarried man, be visit at Hooton s Haven. She and ^„lament and at the Estate at Wain-
Valley Sentinel,
adjudged to be the owners in fee
Dated
this
17th
day
of
May,
1938.
----------------------
'----- •*-------------
* and
—J once a week for four consecutive
wright
B. Cummings,
deceased,
and rightfully in possession at all and Mrs. Hooton are cousins and this is ' -----
Signed:
every part of said premises, against the first time they had seen each other all persons having claims against said weeks. Date of first publication May
Keith Leslie,
estate
are
hereby
required
to
present
12th, 1938. Date of last publication
any claims of any of said defendants since 49 years ago, when Mrs. Harri­
District Clerk
the same to the undersigned at his June 9th, 1938.
or any other persons, and that aU
son, who was then Miss Viola Harrold, office lnr Coquille, Oregon, duly veri­
Approved by Budget Committee May
J. ARTHUR BERG
title of any of you to said property be
fied and an with
spent a summer here.
Attorney for Plaintiff g^Wiilard Bosserman,,
transferred to plaintiffs.
_a_
— * proper
aa_ _ .vouchers, within
----
Mrs. Stanley Lake, Virginia and «¿months from the date of this no­
Residence and P. O. Address Co­
The date of the first publication of
Secretary, Budget Committee
«
quille, Oregon.
17t5
this Summons is May 19, 1938.
Vivienne Lake, Clyde Bartlett, Jr, I I tiee
Dated and published first time May
S. D. Pulford,
Mrs. Orlin Lett and little daughter, 19, 1938.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Residence, Coquille, Oregon Joan, returned Monday night from al O. C. Sanford, Executor of the Last
P. O. Address, Room 13 week-end trip. The Lakes and Clyde > Will and Testament and of the Es­
tate of Wainwright B. Cummings,
First National Bank Bldg. Bartlett visited relatives and friends
Coquille, Oregon.
a
O
O
a
a
a
4,