Public Card Party Hosted by Woman's Club at Hall
A public card party organized by the Woman's Club was held at Way Hall in the evening. Attendees enjoyed bridge games on multiple tables to raise funds for the Deernbecker hospital project.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
2
Gionna Chapman Celebrates 10th Birthday Party
Gionna Chapels daughter of Mr and Mrs George Chapman celebrated her 10th birthday Saturday with a party at her home. Guests joined in afternoon games and a birthday cake. Attendees included Helen Ligat Dena Lou Bales Ana and Elwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gionna Chapels
George Chapman
Folley
Helen Ligat
Dena Lou Bales
Ana and
Elwin
Transfer Line Expands Fleet for Powers Bay Route
A large new truck joins the Transfer Line on the Powers to bay region route. Two additional trucks from the eastern factory accompany the fleet, though they are smaller. Heaut runs the route between Powers and the bay region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaut
Powers
Bay Region
Surprise Birthday Party Honoring Miss Mary Evans
Mrs Earl Wiper hosted a surprise birthday party for Miss Mary Evans on Thursday evening April 2. Two tables of Pinchle were played. Andy Grant won high score and Mrs Morgan Lawson had the low. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lyle McCulloch Mr and Mrs Louis Donaldson Miss Eileen Shepherd and Archie Lawson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wiper
Mary Evans
Pinchle
Andy Grant
Morgan Lawson Low
Lawson Hone
Wiper
Agan Lawson
Lyle McCulloch
Louis Donaldson
Eileen Shepherd
Archie
Pinochle Club Hosts Get-Together at Mrs Johnson’s
Mrs Grady Johnson entertained the Thursday Pinochle club at her home last week. Mrs Frendy Medlock of Gaylord won first prize and Mrs Earl E Royer won low score. The next meeting will be held next week with Mrs W L Stemmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Johnson
Frendy Medlock
Gaylord
Earl E. Royer
Low
W L. Stemmerman
Local club meetings listed for the week
Royal Neighbors will meet Monday night in the Fellowship clubhouse. The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs adjust meetings to the first Tuesday monthly. Sunshine Club enjoyed sewing and refreshments at Mrs Morgan’s home with fourteen members present. Auxiliary to meet Friday with Mrs Bruce. Legion antillery to judge posters. Townsend club meets Wednesday in the Fellowship hall. Wagham Lodge of Hale to meet Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Fellowship
ODP
Sunshine Club
R NA
Morgan
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Masons
Hake
Will
Woman's Club Plans Benefit Card Party and Attendance Honor Roll
Mrs Pillip Barrette and Mrs Stemmerman hosted a dessert luncheon before the Woman's club meeting in the clubhouse. Mrs John Purvis led the business session which approved an April 7 benefit card party for Doernbecher hospital and an attendance honor roll from 1934 onward.
Local Visitors and Weekend Travels Highlight Coquille Scene
Mr and Mrs Lyman Rolfe spent Wednesday in Coquille. Charles Stallard Jr has accepted a position as driver of the smaller truck operated by his brother in law Elvin Hull. Mr and Mrs William Clark and son Billy of Marshfield called on friends in town last Thursday. St and Mrs Louis Hoch were in Marshfield last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Robert Bushnell and sons Jackie and Robert spent the weekend in town with relatives, returning to Sweet Home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Baker spent the weekend in Junction City. Luther Hall came from Cunningham to spend the weekend at his home here. The Misses Ruth Frye and Helen Rovang went to Eugene Friday returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl W. per drove Myrtle Point Monday evening. With the opening of the fishing season Sunday the Coquille and tributary creeks were popular with anglers. The springs kept day as any people afield and good caterers were reported. Mrs E L Severson and daughter Carol Anne spent last week with relatives in Eugene. Albert Powers spent a few days in Portland this week. Mr and Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky spent the weekend with Mr Lehmanowsky's parents in North Bend. Mrs C C Gardner, Mrs Edstr d organ and Charles Gardrer of Coquille were Sunday dinner guests. The junior class held a small dance in the gymnasium Saturday evening, at which an electric phonograph furnished the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Rolfe
Coquille
Charles Stallard, Jr
Inlaw
Elvin Hull
William Clark
Billy
Marshfield
Louis Hoch
Robert Bushnell
Jackie
Robert
Sweet Home
Paul Baker
Junction City
Luther Hall
Cunningham
Ruth Frye
Helen Rovang
Eugene
Earl W.per
Myrtle Point
Tibutary
E L Severson
Daughterarol Anne
Albert Powers
Portland
Clare Lehmanowsky
Lehmanowsky
North Bend
C C Gardner
Edstr Dorgan
Charles Gardrer
Cogille
Lyman Rolte
Marsh “Lela
Weather Report for April by Walter Kirby
The April weather record from local stations shows a mean low of 38 and mean max around 59.10. The highest temperature occurred March 19 reaching 46 degrees above the daily range, while the low that day was 28. Precipitation totaled 3.92 inches for April, lifting the year-to-date to 4.756 inches. Snowfall was 9.0 inches, with 11 days of precipitation and 10 clear days. the rest were partly cloudy or cloudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kirby
Aslows
Sr Play Moves to Saturday Night for Senior Class
The senior class play News paper Bride shifts to Saturday night in April after a Friday slot change. John Gribble coaches the English department production starring Marguerite Smith Vandelin Harper Helen R vang Carolyn Goodrich Louie Thorpe Eta Bates Francis Jones Ernest Ely Jeri Gribble Wesley Ross. The New York apartment setting remains constant as manual training aids construction of scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gribble
Marguerite Smith
Wro
Vandelin Harper
Helen R Vang
Carolyn Goodrich
Louie Thorpe
Peggy McGaffey
Claro Adams
Eta Bates Francis Jones
Julius Henderson
Ernest Ely
Bob Foste
Jeri Gribble
Wesley Ross
New York
Pledge Sorority Miss Alyce Ka Rote
Alyce Ka Rote daughter of Mr and Mrs A Rive ys and Miss Jane Troma daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Ff Thema have pledged Alpha Delta Phi at University of Oeg. Both girls attend University and are ten- year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Ka Rote
Daugrte
Mr and
Mrs & A Rive
Jane Troma
Daugte
M and
Ma Dan Ff Thema
Alpi
Det
Poa Otheniversity
Oeg
Gir
Af ‘ Tenme
Oth University
Juniors Club Plans Music Week and Library Additions
The Junior Woman's Club met to plan Music Week in May with a Musical Tea on May 3 and a dance for the library fund on May 9. Mrs Hartle and Mrs Lehmanowsky will host the tea, with Miss Margaret Frye decorating and Mrs Wayne Carver organizing the program. The library addition, expected to finish in about a week, will double the reading space and include magazine racks and a large reading table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Lehmanowsky
Lyle Dishop
Mabel Hartle
Margaret Frye
Wayne Carver
Hartte
Lehmanowsky
Tyner Man Suffered Stroke Late Monday Reports Say
Local man Bernie Gimmetwin reportedly had a stroke late Monday at Tyner. Community health workers say his condition is being monitored and updates are expected from Nucth Powers hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Gimmetwin
Stoke
Condi
Nucth
Wash. Visitors Feted Here
Mrs Frank Rabe and daughter Ruth, visiting from Washington, were feted in town with multiple parties honoring Mrs Rabe, Mrs Welch, and Mrs Fred Powers. The visitors returned Saturday to their home in Tacoma after a week of social entertainments hosted by Mrs Welch and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rabe
Daug
Ruth
D C Welch
Tacoma Wash
Masa Raber
Welch
Fred Powers
Mra E. Norgordens
Pastor and Wife Depart for South to Visit Family
Rev and Mrs Paul Prickett leave Friday morning for Lida California to visit Mrs Prickett's mother while he recovers from recent operations. After convalescence they plan to seek another location. The Pricketts have served with the Bible Standard church for nearly two years. The Missionary Society hosted a silver tea and farewell party Thursday afternoon in their honor with many calling to bid goodbye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Prickett
Lida
Calif
Prickett
Pricketts
Bible Standard
Mistierary Society
Powers Library Receives New Donations and Books
Mrs Falcen Shepherd, librarian, reports the library receives donations including American Boy and Fishing magazines. new books arrive from the state library via Loren Warne and Mrs James Gamwell helps with ordering. The catalog shows 143 fiction circulation and children’s books improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falcen Shepherd
Iobove Adu
Tican
Hoowar
James Gamwell
Mra
Loren Warne
Vem ers Absent Vien Substitute
The text provides unclear fragments about a substitute for Vien and a Brower shoe referenced alongside numbers and letters. It mentions Mas Jawt Soy orhasy with ambiguous meaning and unreadable details. The readable items suggest a brief clerical or catalog note with no clear event or persons.
Work Resumes At Eden Ridge Camp
Working conditions improve at Eden Ridge as crews return to duty this week. A number of men were put to work Tuesday and others were sent up Wednesday morning after last week’s storm caused a shutdown of activities at the local camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Ridge
Local Woman Buys North Bend Hotel
Mrs. James Collier closed a deal making her owner of the North Bend hotel. Collier plans to run the hotel in Powers, which already offers furnished apartments and caters to transient trade. Both Mrs Collier and her husband are well known in county hotel circles and have long operated in Powers since its early town days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Collier
North Bend Hotel
News
Bay Elty
Collier
Colier
Powers
Powers Lodge Plans Rebuild After Fire Destroyed Meeting Hall
The local OOF lodge held a Friday meeting at the Fellowship Clubhouse with guests District Deputy Grand Master L. A Panter of Bandon and Warry Hall and A A Anderson of Bandon. After a well attended session, refreshments followed as the lodge announced plans to rebuild their former meeting place and begin construction soon, aiming to reopen in the same locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OOF
Lubhouse
Speci
L. A Panter
Bandon
Warry Hall
A’ Anderson
Buidin
TOOF Benefit Ball Saturday Promotes Silent Aid
Community fundraiser event titled TOOF Benefit Ball is planned for Saturday. Organizers invite attendees to support the cause and enjoy music and social activity at a local venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOOF
Birthday Affair Sparked On Ud Ty F Day Event
A birthday gathering described in a fragmentary notice mentions a celebration held on a special day. The readable text references attendees and a festive mood without detailing location or full names. The item appears as a short social notice from a local publication.
Gaylord Families Visit and Community notes from Marshfield area
Gaylord and Russell Hermann families visit Hermann's sister Mrs. John Grant in Marshfield. Local gatherings include a family dinner honoring the Moens, and arrivals from Klamath Falls North Bend Myrtle Point and Coquille. School news highlights progress and attendance as well as Easter activities in KOROOL and primary rooms.
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Royal Neighbors
Meqran
Auxeliary
American Legion Antillary
Bruce
Fenwion Club
Dwight F Pavia
Freshlent Celice
Philippines
Anicbeamer
Forestarts
Woman’s Club Plan
E. C. Barker
Weather Report
Wallace Kelle
al TL Erick
Bergmann
West
Eure Dee
The
Boa
South
Powers Library
Roy
Tata
Vien
Les
Ode
T ‘Roodoent
Hemann
Rowelle
Russell Hermann
Mildred
Sarah
Klamath Falls
Hermann
John Grant
Montay
Grant
Beata
Moens
Everett Hamilton
Faye
Roy Grant
Quy Grant
Richard
James Palmer
Broadbent
Walter Newbury
L. Tucker
GR. Swenson
Clinton Carman
James Neal
Mary Richardson
W D Posite
Marahfield Saturay
Glenna Sutphin
Mig Evulyn Bones
Leona Karry
Carl Harpey
Roseburg
Haney
John Phelps
Veteran's Hospital
G R Swenson
Andrew Ryerson
Baby
Henry Roth
A L Howard
Medlock
E Rosendale
Farrier
Langlois
Jane Jevereux
Clinton Carm
Vuisitora Coquille
R Swenson
Cari Haine
James Deve
Ftalka School News
Hayes
Glen
Eugene Wniels
Poland
Bessie
Beth Lewellyn
Elmer -Davis
Joe Reese
Rhoda Creek
George Hermann Ranch
Davis
Korool News
Voimnent Creek
Aneer
Ford Dealers
Coe
Ford
R&g c
R&g
Peg
Monfey
Che . Lacinding
Babere
Aller
Niles Motor Company
Myrtle Point and
Oregon
Chers Gentiomer
Ity A
af + brew
Phi Meg Oo
Wm. Gurney & Son Hatters Tafers
Myrtle Poult
America
Allweather
Goodyear Tires
la & Vines
L. H. Pearce
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