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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
4
Frequent visits and social events mark a busy period in Broadbent and surrounding homes. Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Hermann hosted, families visited George Hermann, and many neighbors traveled to Tule Lake Crater Lake and Powers for picnics, bees, and school tours.
Mrs Carey O Bone chaired a noon luncheon for Lee club members followed by an afternoon meeting. Attendees from Lee included Mesdames Brown Mast Hervey C Mast Clark Luthy Willetts Roy Mast Adams Harmon Clinton along with Gaylord visitors Mrs H D Bones and Mrs W P Hainey.
A long list of local residents and guests is noted from Marshfield and surrounding areas. Families including Ars Schmathurst, Melen, Mrs Clifford, Mr and Mrs Jim Ho tvey, Adrian Schroeder, Max Dick, and the Schroeders hosted and visited. many came to help with chores, visit relatives in Ophir and Gald, or spend weekends with local families. Continuous social calls, dinners, dental visits, and shopping trips are recorded among residents such as the Clintons, Harmons, Herveys, and Adamas in Medford, Myrtle Point, Dillard, and Norway coupled with weekday and weekend hospitality across the region.
Powers Mr and Mrs Anda Grant recently married returned from their honeymoon Monday evening to a charivar hosted by friends. Mrs Grant is formerly Dorothy Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Jackson and was living in Powers. Mrs Ralph Mine renewed last week after a visit in Eugene. Mrs George Varner of Portland returned home Sunday after a week with Varner on Eden Ridge. Miss Evan Heovenbeck returned to Corvallis after visiting Miss Ruth Ann Crawford for two weeks. Kolaple Camp Fire girls with guardian Mrs James Gamwell returned from the Orchard where they camped all week. Bonnie Crew Helen Lewin Frances Grove Velda Allen Carel Brigge Jara Quilhaugh and Bernie Hillis were the girls on the trip. Miss Bonnie Arnold of Myrtle Point, former member of the group.
Camp Fire group in Powers area returns home after two weeks near Powers. Portland visitors include Von Aldine Davis cousins Davia Alyz June airanee Fay Stewart Irene Murgrove Lois Wyland and their families. Local residents Douglas Hillis family Lula Fullerton Ed Lehman Jack Greiner and others host and visit relatives in Vernonia Powers Eugene and Myrtle Point. Royal Neighbors Picnic at Orchard area and Oregon Trail festivities draw attendees.
John Huff hauled logs this week while William Farmer moved to Bridge. Families including the Thompsons and Johns, Emersons and Whitneys shared visits, swimming, and meals. Wenches to Tenmile and Roseburg junction trips for fruit ends with a busy community week.
Captain D D Evans of the McKinley CCC camp leases the J Bennett place. Miss Helen Glenn returned to her home in McKinley Saturday after graduating from the Southern.
Ashland Friday notes show Miss Glenn to teach at Dora. Grange meeting Saturday hosted by Arthur and Mrs. Brown with guests. Local crowd attended Gravelford to Coquille ball game. Gravelford won 7 to 6. Goat weed addressed by W S Averill: seeds on ground, annual plant. mowing to prevent seeding advised.
West Myrtle Point residents report Mrs John Arnold ill for most of the week. Visitors include Miss Janet Reimenn of Bandon, Miss Greta McClellan, Miss Helen Breuer, and family guests from San Francisco. Local travel includes R A Redell and Huldred Redell to Coquille and Calvin Ray to Coquille for services and a Rex Ballaf talk.
Gravelford Mr and Mrs James Watson and son and Ben Watson of Powers were Sunday night visitors at the E L Culbertson home. Miss Hedwig and Margaret Harnish were visitors in Roseburg Thursday of last week. Mrs J S Clinton and daughter Marie spent Wednesday with Mrs Carl Anderson of Bald Hill. Mrs E L Culbertson and children and Mrs Roland Weekly and children were Sunday visitors at the J D Culbertson home. Ralph Chinton spent last week with his sister Mrs Melvin Pointer of Coquille. Earl Butler returned home after a three weeks stay with his brother William Butler at Gold Beach. Mr and Mrs L Culbertson left for Portland to bring their daughter Ruth Marie home after two months treatment at Shrine hospital. W J Deriver went to Monmouth. his wife and daughters will return after visiting.
Remote Miss Gloria Dick spent last week at the James Appleton home in Han croft. Mr and Mrs 1 B England and daughter Dori left Tuesday for a visit with England s sister Mrs Charles Starr in Idate. On their return they will visit relatives in Portland and Corvallis. Portland visitors Tuesday and Wednesday of Just wed Mires bnt attend Oregon Vial Jubilee. Eugene Jesse Griffy was taken to the Kaife hospital at Coquille last Thursday for an appendix operation. Mrs Will Cribbins left for a visit with relatives in Portland last Thursday. George Clarne and Miss June Clarny were Myrtle Point visitors Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs J E Peterson and son Gordon of Dunsmuir California were visitors at the D A Peterson home on Tanner Creek Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Food Porter and family of Eugene were also visitors there. Mrs Wayne Ramsey and son Maty of Sacramento California as Warren Brandon of Klamath Falls arrived Saturday for a visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Walter Brandon. Bran-
Don returns to his duties at Kigworth after a fall on Monday.
Mrs Chris Nelson and daughter Selena hosted at Twin Oaks. Reed family hosted visitors from Marchfield and Port Orford relatives. Rev Miller of Brethren church joined for a visit. Local outings included a Bandon beach picnic with multiple families and friends from Reed, Davenport, Haughton, Lundy, and True households.
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