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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1937
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a reference to a three dollar play and a grill, with garbled names and words. No clear event date location or identifiable organizations are present in readable content.
A library report notes 97 Meganines and 188 new cards issued. About 50 new books arrived Wednesday last week from the state library in Salem.
A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs Charles Hogian nee Ellis Durham bride of February at the home of Mrs B V Durflinger. Guests included Mesdames William Richards Walter Miller Rance Hall Ardith Meed and child Jean Warner Beas W Leagett R E B Doyle. The Hoglans have returned to Powers.
The Loyal Order of Moose will hold its annual election of officers this Friday. Members are urged to attend to cast ballots and determine leadership for the coming year.
The Bible Standard church Missionary Society held its bi monthly meeting at the church. They approved an all day session at the next gathering and a potluck dinner at ROSR.
The church posted a note about Sunday service at 19 45 with preaching guidance and a Monday church gathering. Details remain unclear due to OCR errors but indicate ongoing weekly activities.
Recuperates Here Frederick Hayes, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hayes, was brought home last week from a Coquille hospital after several weeks with double pneumonia. Mrs Hayes remained in Coquille to be near him. Frederick is reported well on the way to recovery.
After a regular Mystic chapter meeting a social hour and birthday observance were held in honor of Mrs. James Sheridan. The organizing committee included Mrs. Lyle Stewart Mrs. Hazel Lewis Mrs. Floyd Eaton and Mrs. Clare Lehmanowsky.
Mrs Ray Hall hosted the Community Church Ladies Aid at her home last week Wednesday afternoon. Plans were made for the annual church meeting.
Plans for a benefit card party to raise funds for the basketball team’s Ashland trip expenses. Members of the manual training department prepare prizes for the event. committee includes Mrs E J Greiner Mrs Jess Shepherd and Mrs James Gamwell.
New students Dolorus Ruthford from Coquille and James Rouw from Portland enter seventh grade at the local school. A carnival sponsored by the PTA will be held Saturday April 17 in the Powers gym. Friday entertainment includes a morning cleaning and an afternoon bicycle and pet parade with prizes. Parents invited. School men’s meeting attended by Jack Greiner Earl Hardy and Paul E Baker in Coquille Tuesday night.
Mrs Dean Thomas formerly of San Diego entertained the Myrtle Point Bridge Club at her daughter Mrs Wayne Carver home. First prize for members went to Mrs Ralph Milne and second to Mrs Floyd Eaton. Guests were led by Mrs Genevieve Kaufman with high score. Several members from Powers attended.
The Fellowship club held a business meeting after lunch hosted by Mrs Ernest Tson. Plans were set to redecorate the clubhouse and renovate curtains. Prizes were won by Mrs E J Greiner and Mrs Floyd Eaton.
Friends and neighbors held a surprise birthday luncheon for Mrs. Leo Gates at her home at 1 o'clock Friday. Attendees included Mesdames Elvin Humphrey Harold Jones Harrison Rouw Ray Stewart Jennie Jones Earl Roger Clarence Moe Ray Berry Leonard Housel Sol Morgan J F Johnson Alex Rubin Wm Link Lee Moore and Curtis Town send.
The Local Womans Club canceled its regular meeting on Woman's club day because the Coos Federation met in Powers. The next meeting is planned for the clubhouse on April 14.
Mrs Alan King Jr hosted her bridge club last Thursday with a 2 PM dessert luncheon. Guests included Mrs Harrison Rouw from Portland and visiting Powers, Mrs D M Fox, and Mrs Ray Stewart from Portland. Stewart remains a club member. Prizes went to Mrs D M Fox high score and Mrs Ray Stewart second high.
A fragmented guide explains peeling orange strips and cooking with prunes to add flavor. It also outlines a dishwashing routine using warm water and hot rinse to remove fat, emphasizing a ready supply of hot water for easier cleaning.
The Ladies Aid fully decorated the program with each class represented. After the opening devotional, a pageant The Glorious Life was presented by Clara Quilbaugh Ruby McDonnell Velda Allen Elaine Thurber Phyllis Churchill and Bob Greeting.
The Mystic chapter O E will hold a practice Friday afternoon at 2 as preparation for the district meet.
Local residents and families travel between North Bend Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby towns over the weekend. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Stallard with daughter, Mrs Lehmanowsky, Mrs Grove with Arlene, Mrs Floyd Allen near Bandon, the Gardners of Coquille, the Rouws from Ryderwood, Easter trips to Portland Eugene and Cottage Grove, and Lyle Bishop as chamber leader starting street repairs in town.
Residents recount how Harvey and Oliver Myers traveled with Barklow on a business trip to Portland. Mrs Woodward and Barklow relatives visited, Ruth Keltner from Portland spent Easter with the Keltner family, and many locals hosted or attended gatherings and whist games at Ward Evans, Hammack, and Burtis homes.
A home recipe for Onion Dumplings combines a comforting heart warmer with appetite satisfaction. It uses onions, bacon or sausage, and a soft dough folded around the filling, baked at high heat and served with cheese sauce, ketchup, and horseradish for eight servings.
Catching Creek families and neighbors share weekend visits and Easter gatherings. Henry White returns to work at Smith Wood Products in Coquille after two weeks ill. Local residents, including Ted Coats family and George Ward, travel to Bandon to see Mrs Chas Roger.
Pleasant Point residents and visiting families shared Sunday and Monday calls at North Bend and Wham Watson homes. Robert Trigg and family joined Ed and Mary Harris for dinner, with Annabelle Miller and Dorothy Watson hosting weekend stays. Mrs Bruno Large recovers from pneumonia, with continued updates from Mrs Mann and Mrs Watson.
The text notes a visit by Mrs William Wat sen and her son John to Mrs. Wat sen on Saturday evening. Other names mentioned include Bee Wines and Watson, but the context is unclear and fragmentary.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hawkins spent time at De Grant McClellan and a brew. Mrs Mary Belle Bennett had dinner with Mr and Mrs Paul Breuer Sunday. The Field couple from Coquille were callers. visitors at Manley Barklow included Marley Barklow family and Johnstone Janet Johnson Hill and Arlyn Polat. County veterinary tested cows in a listed year Friday.
Sunday visits included Leslie Everett and Mrs Lyteen with Mrs Minnie Kroeger and Knight at homes. Everett Berklew visited the Henry Barklew family Saturday night. George Hall was a business caller in the vicinity. John Stone is out by Myrtle Burls this week. Harley Barkso w and Emmett Hammack hosted dinner guests in the region.
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