Easter guests and local social notes from area families
The column lists Easter visits by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Spink and families from Springfield to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Bird. Don and Mrs. Gary Cribbins and Troy of Eugene with others visiting in Gold Beach and Camas Valley. It mentions Bridge Extension Unit meeting about furniture quality and a Church Women’s Club luncheon plans, plus several other local households and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Spink
Springfield
Byron Bird
the Bird
Lewis Schnick
Don
Gary Cribbins
Troy
Eugene
W. A. Cribbins
the Cribbins
Johan Mawhkine
Dave Patterson
Mire
Marrisee Bryant
John Edwards Passing Tells Of Poet’s Life And Family
Graveside services were held for John Edwards at Sunset to Tuesday, April. He was born July 7, 1880 in Ashley. He died April 9 at age 76 in Mast hospital. Survivors include son John Pierson Edwards and three daughters Sybil Lee Forland Phyllis Winifred Countryman, eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Herry Sherp
Mr. Edwards
Ashley
Mast Hospital
Neliie Leona Pierson
Pioneer House
Edwards
Eden Valley
John Pierson Edwards
Winston
Sybil Lee Forland
Oakland
Calif
Phyllis Winifred Countryman
Myrtle Point
Weekend Gatherings Span Dozens of Local Families
Local residents hosted relatives and guests from near and far over Easter weekend. Attendees included the Lehmanowskys, Cook, Robel, Stewart, Davenport, McCracken, Marsh, Perkins, Caudie, Baker, Diebold, Rynearson, McCracken, Davis, Myers, Brown, Hardman, McCarley, Lundy, MacKerrow and others from Coquille Eugene Medford Portland Tillamook Sacramento and Madras as celebrations and family visits filled the days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breer
Yannie
Hane
Paula Cook
Crystal City
Texas
Frank Marsh
Irene Marsh
Gold Beath
Langlois
Henry
Reed Gurmey
Eugene
Sacred Heart Hospital
Flenige Perkins
Newport
Tom Perkins
Tillamook
Yuma
Alizona
Irvin Cor
Mitch Myers
Howard Rackleff
Jim Myers
Henry Brown
Lyle Hardman
Bridge
H W McCarley
Bob Lundy
Madras
Mr Lundy
Verne Lundy
Gordon MacKerrow
Jim
Easter visit and family movements reported in Everett
Mr and Mrs Bob Weed and their children Julie Janet and Steven spent Easter with Bob's parents in Everett. Dr HM themes was released from Mast hospital two weeks confinement. Ann Reush was called to Youngstown Ohio on Monday by the death of an uncle. Dick Johnson of Brookings, former Myrtle Point resident, was in town on business visiting friends and staying with Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Craig Baker
Sacramento
Calif
Gail Baker
Henry Gasner
Mr Baker
Harry L Baker
Excelsior, Minn
Mike McCracken
Bill McCracken
Dion Davis
Portland
Pau' Davis
Everett
Bob ,Weed
Julie
Janet
Steven
Bob
Chet Weed
HM. MH. Themes
Mast Hospital
Ann Reush
Youngstown
Ohio
Dick Johnson
Brookings
Myrtle Point
Ralph Whitaker
Former Resident Evin Ruddell Dies in California at 78
Mrs Evin Ruddell longtime area resident died March 21 in Sacramento California at age 78. Survived by two sons Elwin Miller Sacramento and Keith Miller Fremont. one daughter Mrs Maxine Cook Colorado Springs. two brothers Jack Wby Sacramento and Mills Widby Globe AZ. two sisters Mrs Rita Johnson Portland and Mrs Ruth Rachft city. seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evin Ruddell
Sacramento
Calif
Elwin Miller
Keith Miller
Fremont
Maxine Cook
Colorado Springs
Cole
Jack W'4by
Mills Widby
Globe, Ariz
Rita Johnson
Portland
Ruth Rach
This City
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Bend
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Camas Valley
Hathaway
End Myre
Alfred Basham
Paul
Eeaney
Wash
Bastiem
G. A. Your
Racker Gueets
G. A. Youngs
D. H. Paxdale
Danny
Karen
Myrtle Creek
Bridge Town and Country Christian Womens Club
The
Grange
John Edwards
Dmckay
Mie
David Water
Man
Prise
McKay
James Sullivan
Cecar Creek
Clair Lehmanowsky
Robert
Tom Ceffman
Carl Diebold
Diebold
Caster
L. L Rynearson
Cora Shavens
Susie Rynearson
Bassist School of Fashion
S&h
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Westores
Northwestern Furniture Stores
Oregon
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