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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
4
West Norway residents visit Price Robison home and others attend meals and gatherings across Coquille Myrtle Point and Fishtrap road. Local visits include Turner MacDonald Ed Myers Lafferty Fleming and Schroeder Barker wedding and a relocated family from Camas Valley.
Weekend visitors to Battle Mountain Stanley D Lake area include Bridge Mire and Mrs William Brown. Residents discuss entertainments at Pomona grange, all day sessions, and upcoming events. Local families hosted dinners and reported travel between Westfir Newberg Coquilie and nearby towns.
Brews ter Valley residents Elmer and Mrs Wilson and Mrs Jesse Laird visited Portland Saturday for their son in Shriners Hospital who will have his taped feet removed next month. Local gatherings included a Broadbent dance attended by Culbertsons and Weeklys. The Brewster Valley basketball team played Gravelford last Sunday at Mall, 35 to 22. Numerous neighbors visited, shopped, and accompanied each other to Coquille Myrtle Point and Basdon for various events and errands, with many family and friend companions noted through Sunday.
Halls Creek mentions Wayne Winedouard and Lawrence Barklaw grading the Halle Creek road. Olaf Aaser visited Mrs Jot on Friday. Mrs Burtis relapsed from flu but is improving. A Swift drove to Bandon on Monday. The Young People met with Olaf Ansen Tuesday to plan Easter music. Mr and Mrs B B Watkins and Mrs C A Swift went to Banden Saturday. Watkins and Swift returned.
Mrs Watkins hosts and visits with friends in Bandon and surrounding towns. Abe Hicks returns for a week with his children as guests include Ruth Keltner and Beulah Cornwell. Ernest Watkins seeks medical aid in Myrtle Point while Oscar Henry sells his cattle herd to Ben Smalley and plans an eastern Oregon business trip.
McKinley hosts McKinley A S King of Oregon State college and County Agent George Jenkins for soil testing on phosphate and acidity. A large crowd attends, with Marshfield teachers Ina Christensen Velma Run and Constance Woodward among weekend guests. Visitors include Carl Gilbert Robert Watson Maren Steakice and Miss Jessie Lawhorne.
Sunday afternoon and evening visits marked a quiet spell in Twin Oaks as families and friends gathered. Mr and Mrs Davenport hosted and hosted guests including Mars Davenport and extended family from Norway and Coquille while several others shared meals and cards at nearby homes.
Local families from Marshfield and Coquille attended gatherings at Frank Fish hall and homes, with visits by Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Hardman. The Camp Cookery club held a luncheon at the Frank Fish home, prepared by boys and girls, followed by a ball game. A logging bridge project and multiple visits to relatives were noted along with a school note on a Fair Play in the Forest visit.
Gaylord Mr and Mrs Abbott of Crescent City called on Mrs Abbott's nephew Charles Wagner. Al Howard visited Marshfield on business. Mrs W P Harney attended the Powers Woman's hub meeting and flower show. Russell Wright drove Eugene to visit his mother. Mrs Wights mother and Mrs John Miller of Beaver Hill are staying during his absence. Mrs W PF Hainey and son Carl drove to Marshfield on business. Mesdem F D Medstock P and Belle Waldeck attended the Powers Eastern Star party. Mrs Clint Carnan spent Friday with Mrs Ray Haney. Mr and Mrs Redfield and Dolores spending the week at Fred Johnson's. Saturday evening a group surprised Mr and Mrs Harrison Hayes with visiting, pinochle, sandwiches, cake and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H D Bones, Mr and Mrs James Devereux, Mr and Mrs P D Smith, William, Mr and Mrs Leslie Strong and Vera Pauline, Aucrey and Alf d Helen Daniels, Mr and Mrs Charle Knight and Yvonna.
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