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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
3
Community notes detail visitors including Claude Hicks Jean Hicks and Mrs. Clarive Jewett. Local residents report health updates with Mrs. Arthur Jenkins recovering from rheumatism and family care arrangements. Many gatherings occur around birthdays and travel to Powers, Myrtle Point, Coquille, and Eugene areas with numerous hosts and guests.
A wave of informal gatherings marks the week with trips south to Crescent City and Crater Lake, plus visits among families in Lee and Coquille. Neighbors share meals and outings as Fleming, Milani, and Robison groups mingle, with trips to Marshfield cited for business.
Olin Willard visited Marshfield for a week from Sacramento. Numerous locals and visitors attended picnics, showers, parties, and Sunday visits across Marshfield Coquille North Bend and nearby towns with family, friends, and relatives.
Gaturda hosted a Saturday afternoon event at the EBF Brodieee with dinner guests including Mrs F A Denison.
West Norway and Coquille residents share church picnics birthdays and social calls. Guests include Rex Dalas former minister, Janice Lafferty, and many neighbors at Lafferty MacDonald and Barklow homes. A Bible study finished with a bonfire near the MacDonald woods.
A list of individuals mentioning surnames and connections appears in a social notes section. Mr and Mrs Willis Hoover of Band on were overnight visitors Saturday Robbon home. son Marvin were Sunday dinner guests at the Price Robison home.
Bancroft Mrs Erma Wise and family visit Roseburg for a week with Mr and Mrs Ray Banning. Myrtle Point residents Mrs P W Culver Mrs Virgie Billings and Bonnie Jean visit Mrs Charles Warner. Roy Humphrey joins H A Hatfield party to Empire for clam digging. Everndens and Shields visit Bryant's logging camp above Powers. Frank Fish hospitalized for old back injury adhesions.
Bald Hill and Myrtle Point residents were seen in town last week with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barzee, William Scheilhammer, John Lusk, and Frank McNair and family among callers. Marshfield, Coquille, and visiting relatives appear, with Ed Huntley home hosting and trips to Coquille for a Gravelford game.
Mrs Emma Hermann of Broadbent and Mrs Edwin Schroeder of Myrtle Point helped care for Mrs Nellie Bender over the weekend. Mrs Levi Bunch and Cass Hermann visited, while Edwin Schroeder and A H M Bender attended the Pioneers picnic at Coquille. Amelia Nelson spent a day with J Finley Schroeder and Qeecge Gabner traveled to Canyonville with Mrs Gas.
Bridge The Bridge Grange plans a social dance on Saturday. Local residents share visits to Myrtle Point and Coquille, attend church and picnics, with notes on schooling, hospital stays, and community happenings around Bridge and nearby towns.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions tea TREO and PO with a question about arrival and time. No clear event, persons, or places are identifiable from the legible text. The snippet lacks coherent facts to form a concrete summary.
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