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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
5
Community tidbits from Myrtle Point to Coquille report visits birthdays auctions and schooling. Residents including Miss Wilda Shepherd Hazel Gearhart and Walter Crockett are noted with extended travel for family events and gatherings. Easter egg hunts at Dora school and local social calls frame a weekend of neighborhood activity.
A McKinley community gathering at the hall featured an Easter program and pot luck dinner with readings songs and a teen egg hunt. Local residents including the Mast Lawhorne Conlee King and others attended events in Coquille and nearby areas. visits and homecomings tied to McKinley and Rexport.
Daily notes from South Myrtle Point record visits by neighbors and families. Ed Jones’s guests, Elmer Gant and family from Bandon, and the Cronk and Cupinski households appear in weekend calls. A recent operation recovery and city repairs for a dangerous fall are also mentioned.
West Norway Mr and Mrs A R McWilhary of Tecoma Washington were bustles visitors in this district Tuesday. Various local residents hosted dinners and visits including Mr and Mrs Walter Barklow, Mr and Mrs Lester Clinton Lily Lewis of Arngr, and Mr and Mrs Clarence Dix. Friday a flight accident involving Mr Lane happened with his car but no injuries reported. Easter services were held at Fairview with a large turnout. Harold Goldner sports yard improvements and cows recently purchased. Randolph Lorenz and Denton Ellingsen visited the S L Lafferty home. Dee Jameson of Bandon conducted business in the community. A Marshfield trip included Ernest Lawrence, Francis and Harley Barklow, and Glen Robison. A Mald’s party Saturday night featured Mer, Mes Eimer Russell.
Local residents attended multiple Easter dinners hosted by families including the Detlefsens, Brodies, and Petersens. Guests from Coquille Myrtle Point and Millington joined in, with school notes noting Esther Wilen’s rehiring as teacher.
Local residents from Brewster Valley Florence and Minor Mead visited the home of tf and Mea Bert Mead of Gravelford with Mr and Mrs W A eltoof Bridge and others. The party included Mortle Post William Fearnley and Kehler, Mr and Mrs Willem McClurg and Thelma Ambrose and Buster Velores Ambrose from Marshfield. Easter weekend saw multiple visits as Ernest Krewson and George Berry joined Edwina Grover, Leeta Grover, Eloise aes, and family at various homes, with children at the Easter egg hunt and school show.
Local residents share weekend visits and travel plans across Coquille and nearby towns. George Bryant of Coquille visited the Valley, and several families including the Lowreys, Goldies, and Kirkendalls hosted or traveled. Others reported doctor visits, hay hauling from Klamath Falls, and recent moves for Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Watson near Carl Groves.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Clinton left Sunday evening for Mt Hood. Laird drove them as far as Portland with Kenneth Yeager and Margaret Powell. Randolph spent weekend at E L Culbertson home. The Ladies club met at the community hall with a stork shower for Mrs Leweller Southmay. Hostesses were Marie McNair Ena McNair and Verna Cain. Lunch served to mentors Dorothy Weekly Ruby Clinton Iris Laird Laws Culbertson Gertrude de Boer Celia Southmayd Nell Bigelow Katherine Huntley Edith Bothwell Mauda Weekly Dora Gearhart Mildred Clinton Emma Barree and visitors Mauda Weekly Emma Barree Two new members were welcomed Mauda Weekly and Emma Barree Frank Strong visited Clinton home Sunday Lawrence Thrush ill with sinus trouble.
The Pleasant Hill 4H Club led by Ellis Crowley held a busy meeting on Friday April 14 with songs led by Izelle Crosby Glen Olsen and Ada Belle Cotton. Members gave table etiquette demonstrations and sang group numbers while Thurston Crumley and Lyle Olsen presented recitations. An Easter egg hunt followed with prizes to Helen White and Louise Crumley. A dinner party honored Mrs. Duram at the Fred Duram home.
Mrs. Lloyd Mast hosted a Sunday Easter gathering for her son Wollie with games an egg hunt and a lunch of angel food cake sandwiches Jello and punch. Guests included Billy and Gordon Peden Harvey Lewellen Jerene Ardyce Mast and others with several local families visiting and neighbors enjoying a noon dinner.
Mrs Bill Robinson called on Mrs A Redell Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Sandy Ellis and son Jack visited. Mr and Mrs A M Christensen were noted in the social snippet.
Twin Oaks residents led by Chris Nelson and wife plus daughter Esther traveled to Roseburg on Saturday for business. The following day guests included Mr and Mrs W H Repre lay, R C Dement, Mr and Mrs F L Pana, and others at Verne Lundy home with Grace Linn and Alice Alverdes.
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