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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
3
Social notes list many local residents and guests visiting friends and relatives across towns. The item covers trips to Ashland and Yreka, overnight visits, luncheons, weekend stays, callers at homes, school events, and a high school play, naming numerous families and locations in the Twin Oaks area.
The text records several families from Myrtle Point traveling to Port Orford on Sunday and visiting relatives such as Mr and Mrs L Taylor and Gretchen Jacoba, with additional mentions of the McClellans, Warley Batlew, Emmett Hamme, and Mrs Emeriett Hammack visiting or being contacted last week. Names and relations are inconsistently listed.
McKinley Mere Martha Mulkey county school superintendent and Mrs Nina Nos ler beth of Caquie sositor at the McKintoschool Wednesday Delbert King returned to his home this week after helping with chores at his grandparents home. The valley was blanketed with about three inches of new snow Tuesday morning. McKinley Grange held a regular meeting Saturday evening with Mrt Vesta Sturm voted as new member. The lecturer hour featured singing and games. Mrs Lee Mast and son Milford attended the funeral of Mrs Rebecca Clinton Coquille Sunday. New H OL. Hansen visited with her daughter Mrs Frank Carrillo in Coquille several days last week. Mr and Mrs Ivel Five and family visited in Fairview Sunday. Roy Mast of Alley visited at his parents' home Wednesday of last week. Milford Mast and his father were business visitors. Marshfield art Empire Tuesday and Wednesday last week. Several people have been dealing with colds the past week. We hope for better weather to clear them up. Mr Frank Grenaly and daughter Faith spent last Thursday in Coquille with Grensky who is recovering from an appendicitis operation at the Knife hospital. He is doing nicely and expects to be home soon.
West Norway Mr and Mrs Ed Myers were Sunday dinner guests at Wayne Woodward’s home in Henry Edgman of Bandon and Aaron Holt of Jr. assist with chores on the GBL Lafferty ranch. Ed Myers called on Mrs Frank Lane and Leslie Lett in Coquille on business. Mrs Glen Robison and son Harold visited Mrs Emma Barklow, and Mrs Price Robison called on her Monday while she’s ill with the flu. Friday Walter Barklow and Gene Cole attended the Arago high school play in which Iris and Genevie Barklow acted. Wednesday Mrs Fred Lafferty and daughter Janice joined D Guerin of Myrtle Point to Coquille on business. Mr and Mrs L Lafferty dined with Milas Jennie Lafferty of Coquille. Mr and Mrs Alex Barklow visited Hattie Burbank of Fishers. Monday Mr and Mrs Leander Barklow and family Donna Faye joined.
Sunday visitors at school included We Billings and 4 H club worker. Miss May Northup Clifford Sumerlin moved with J L Knight. Neighbors John Breuer Adem Hilestand drove new cars. Knight family hosts duties as Lundy cheese factory work begins Tuesday. Deputy assessor K HO Hansen in the area. Ida Oerding visits. Road crews repair Catching Creek road.
Sitkum Mree and family spent the weekend in Dra n Thes ett then headed to Marshfield with Keewsons sister Mra Evi Met luree. Many neighbors and relatives visited or stayed at local homes, with birthdays celebrated, school absences due to illness noted, and numerous trips to Coquille and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR lists several family names and individuals including Moosil Marebetola Mes C MM WA Kelee Jekeson Dettesicourt Tim er Uy and others, with no clear event or context attached.
Arago residents hosted a dinner last Thursday with guests from Coquille Noway and Meant Point including Mr and Mrs War Cross George Jenkins Ed Detlefsen Gordon Fleming Earl Edgman and more. The Hampton ranch saw staff changes as Parker siblings and families moved and work began at the Clausen place near Coquille Sandsy.
The article notes the Sunday school elected Mrs. J. L. Burtis as superintendent and Ernest Watkins as secretary treasurer. It also mentions George Hampton’s business trip to Coquille and multiple moves in the area, including Osburn Nulf joining the Walter Farrier house, Farrier family relocating, and A. L. Billings moving onto the Clinton ranch with Isaac Miller and others.
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