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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
5
Pleasant Point residents share a weekend of family visits and casual calls. Mr and Mrs William Watson host Dorothy and others while Dray Dement and others drop by. neighbors from Myrtle Point Coquille Bandon Roseburg Pine Creek frequent the area.
Halls Creek residents Mrs William Warmer of Broad Bend and Mr and Mrs Manfred Rathbur and Denny Watson of Bandon spent several days with Myrtle Point friends. Saint evangelists at the Presbyterian church were guests at Ernest Watkin home and others visited L A Cornwall and the Watkins households.
Bancroft Horace Ames and daughter return to the Charles Warner ranch in Ames. Eden Ridge visitor Mrs Winifred Roland from Coleville California spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Charles Warner. Aaron Dyscert transported show pigs to Coquille Tuesday. Mr and Mrs P A Moss attended the Townsend meeting in Myrtle Point. Mrs Horace Ames Mrs Charlie Warner and Mrs Winifred Foland called on Mrs James Appleton Monday afternoon.
Camp Bradford visitors Lt Kenneth Dalton and Lt Water Liscomb of Portland attended this week. Mr and Mrs Dan K Plowman moved to Salem. Peter Rochketrock chief auto mechanic at this camp transferred to Salem in a promotion. Erickson formerly forestry foreman named project superintendent at Camp Weimer. Robert Patterson also noted.
A vintage note extols sauerkraut as a popular party staple paired with beer. It provides a recipe using sauerkraut, mayonnaise, carrot, cucumber, apple, and celery, to be served in molds or a large pan and chilled, yielding about 50 servings.
Not a Passenger Was Injured in This Wreck. Former assistant educational adviser at Camp Bradford teams with Erickson as forestry clerk. Walter Richardson, formerly of this camp, does cartooning for a Portland paper. Ernie Connel, CCC member, has led forestry work. Edges of road repair aided by Everett and Rey Ward enable a safe return. Several locals, including Marion Lakey of Myrtle Point and Mrs Ace Carman, hosted and visited friends. Edith Grensky travels to Grants Pass for employment. Frank Grensky returns from hospital after appendectomy.
Remote Miss Elva Cribbins spent Wednesday with Mrs Ivan Cribbins. Mr and Mrs Ray Bartley left for their new home in Ajlune Wednesday morning. Wash Mr and Mrs Henry Shields moved to the Ray Bartley place. At a school meeting Saturday evening Kenneth Holmes was elected school director replacing Edwards who moved to Allegany. Don Beckham of Medford spent the weekend at the BC Zinn home. Mrs M J Sullivan and children stayed at Sull ivan hospital Sunday. Dows England spent Monday night with Mrs Howard Rackleff.
West Norway residents Mr and Mrs Isaac Miller and baby visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Walter Barklow. Luncheon guests included Mr and Mrs Ear Duncar of Coquille and Mr and Mrs Alexander Barklow. The Barklows and Myers family traveled to Newport Friday. Ina Lyte Barklow and Allen Butler joined a Gulf Reach Sunday visit. Alexander Barklow had the flu last week. Ed Morece and his family hosted junior guests from Apo in the Ruy District.
Mr and Mrs Del Rema and D A Wood visited H E Glaisver Carl Bushnell and sons Victor and Robert last Thursday evening. A Sunday business caller appeared at the Leste- Evernden home as Mrs Jane Stordell was returning home along the road south of the Catharet schoolhouse after an earlier car incident.
A Saturday night gathering at McKinley Hall drew an enthusiastic crowd. Proceeds fund improvements on the McKinley schoolhouse while residents like Mrs Frye and Mrs Maiden visited neighbors and friends, including McAnn and Wilcox families, as well as local youths receiving chicks for a farming project and fishing season updates from Coquille residents.
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