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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
4
Local correspondents report a busy period with visits and guest days. Residents include the Bones family, the Devereux and Hainey households, Shields and Palmer relocation to Marshfield, and trips to Marshfield Fort Orford and Vancouver. Easter plans, school exams, and a Spring Fantasy rehearsal mark community events.
Broadbent Bonnie Lackey dined with Elsie Forrest last Thursday. Dozens of visits occurred as families from Charleston Marshfield North Bend Myrtle Point Coos Junction and surrounding areas called on relatives and friends, including Joe Barkdoll, J B Barkdoll family, and Mrs Minnie Robbins. Numerous Sunday dinners and drives linked residents with neighbors and extended kin.
Ladies of the Community club hosted a surprise bridal shower for Mrs Ivan Cribbins at her new home in Fridge last Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames Sullivan Barrett Zinn Dick Denus Appleton Ray Bertley Will Cribbins George McDonald LB Jennings Nolan Bowman Myrle Evant Edgar Cribbins Frances Cribbins D A Peterson Moo H Eng land Blisses June QMlarno Maude Jennings Elva Cribbins Mr and Mrs Manley Cribbins and guests Barrett Zinn Curtis Becknam.
Fragmented report notes Tommy Wiur staying with Mrs Merger after illness at his home in Kamatt Fali Sa. Mrs John King out for several days sick. Severa: of tech deer as Powers at risk from fever and stiff limbs. John Wylands family quarantined for scare fever two weeks. Vireil Vanes cleared by jury and ambulatory. Mrs Morgan called on Mrs ate can, suffering a neurith Sunday afternoon.
Catching Creek residents Mr and Mrs Bud Coffman and son Claude visited John Goldsbury family in North Bend. Martha and Dorothy Goldsbury joined Emerson Whitney at C W Loomis and Albert Forsman. Arthur and Bernice Goldsbury recovered from illness this week. Mildred Bushnell voted at L Lakey home Sunday. Albert Forran delivered hay for ERO Whitney and John Goldsbury earlier this week. Ben Wood traveled to Powers for work. Mrs Dollie Wood and Mrs James Wood took a business trip to Powers. Dorothy Stonelake and daughter Doris visited Mrs James Wood last Thursday. Grand visitors at Cort Bushnell’s Sunday included Mr and Mrs Everett Barklow and children Doris, Bobbie, and Mr and Mrs Vir.
The report lists residents including ail Barkdoll eon and Jerene Barksdoll Marion Lakey Richard West CW Loomis and Albert Forsman R J West and Ruth at Myrtle Point last Thursday. Dement Albert West and a Train boy delivered cattle to Dement this week. Lester Evernden helping R J West, Jack Smith aiding Guy Bell to clear land and garden spading work.
Halls Creek visitors include Mr and Mrs LW McAdam from Coquille and Mr and Mrs Jess Damron who traveled to Bardon with potatoes. Nir and Mrs Claude Randieman attended Friday dinner with Mr and Mrs Clarence Buller. Mrs Sarah Robison stayed over with Mrs B B Watkins. Claude Randleman returned to Eckley after a three week layoff due to an accident and Mrs Sarah Robison arrived Friday evening to visit her son Claude Randleman’s family.
Fragmentary ran of names places and activities shows a social gathering at a local venue on a Wednesday evening with guests including Mrs Corsa and Mrs Pfeifer. Additional notes mention meetings dinners and weekend plans among residents and families with scattered references to schools and church events.
Dement Creek residents report visits from neighbors and relatives including Mr and Mrs Wn Anders and Miss Madeline Brown. The Andersen family hosts guests and several locals travel to nearby towns for events and errands during the weekend.
A fragmented OCR notice from Twin Oaks provides limited readable facts about a local matter. The readable elements show names and dates are unclear, with missing context and uncertain events.
Bancroft Mrs Geo Schultz returned to North Bend Friday after a week with her mother Mrs Warner. Mr and Mrs Meebert Snyder visited one day last week at the W A Fish home. Mr and Mrs W A Fish visited the A L Rice home last Thursday. Mrs F E Mecum and son Jack, and Mrs Dow Lancaster and child ren of Smith Rye, are visiting this week at the Fish and Sargent homes and at the Barrett Zinn home. Remote Mrs Jesse Enyeart was in toquile on trustrs ome day last wowk.
Local residents report visits and travels through Myrtle Point and nearby areas. W A Lett and Mrs Eliza beth Lett opened trips to Modesto and Waterford California. families gather at homes of Williams and Roberts. Otto Pope and wife arrived from California visiting Henry Radabough. Dining guests include Wanda Shian and Gert rude Combs. Mrs Fred Estey from Bellingham visited L A LaFlamme. Flounder caught at Myrtle Point bridge by Dewey Kollar and son.
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