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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
3
Fragmentary report mentions Dorheet Seiyeor home on Rock Creek and a sister appearing last week to play with. Larry Coseetie held until time for seheet te open.
Local notes record visitors and movements among residents. Archle Maihéwa Kenneth Rolfe travel from CCC camps at China Flat to visit families, Mrs Hannah Oriswold stays in Myrtle Point, and others drive to Marshfield or Portland. The Powers Commercial Club advances sidewalks while CCC baseball games entertain Morris.
An incomplete OCR snippet references CCC boys and other unreadable text. No clear event, names, places, or dates can be confirmed from the fragment.
Gravelford Inez and Minnie Lusk visited W. EZ. Bigelow. Several neighbors visited the Southmayd and Parrish households. Hedwig Harnish and Margaret Harnish returned from Arcata summer school. Oregon State Fair prepares for its 12th birthday with a six day program starting Labor Day.
About 106 attendees celebrated Charles Thomas's birthday at his home near the grove. Attendees included sisters Mrs. Joe Davis of Coos Bay and Mrs. Rose Mecum of Bridge, plus relatives from Myrtle Point and nearby communities. Several visits and travels among local families are noted, alongside a local sawmill project on Rit Creek and a worker returning from Rock Creek.
Dora Hagsey Minardere enjoyed a beach picnic at Bandon with family. Olin Willard camped a week with the Ellis Selander family from Marshfield. Eugene’s M J Krantz visited and stayed with the A J Se family. Washington visitors Mr. and Mrs Herbert Stemmiler fished at O G Bunch’s. Roy Swan aided A J Mayse with hay. Engineers’ picnic at Gearhart cabin drew a large crowd and a picnic dinner followed with swimming. Local business visits included A J Mayse and Mrs Maci Crumley and Thurston and Louise in Coquille. Fred Hobson finished hauling about 186 tons. Additional pickups at Sunset beach with Mrs Harold Sheperd and family. Mr and Mrs K E Marcy and Dale also mentioned.
Area residents hosted and visited relatives from Empire Marshfield Portland and Lakeview with gatherings at the Fred Johnson home and Bones barn. Notable events included a card party in the loft of Bones barn honoring Mrs Alvin Lucas, and Harold Hayes purchasing a saddle pony on a Grants Pass trip.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Haines and Earl Clark called at the D R Lewis home last Thursday. Rev and Met E G Banten and son Loren visited Wednesday evening. Mrs W F Werner of Broadbent stayed with her sister Mrs A B Gant since Friday. The town saw several callers at homes including the John Breuer residence and visits to Miss Lois Gant.
A community social page notes Mr and Mrs Stanley Halter and others visiting Stancay Riverraver. Henry and Fred joined dinner at the Beyers home for their tenth wedding anniversary. Rose Lillie traveled to visit her mother in Bandon after a North Bend visit with the Lillie family. Numerous residents marked weekend stays and tours including Yellowstone Park and visits to Riverton North Bend Myrtle Point Coquille and Bandon.
Randiemess Yieyd and Ed Fredenburg attend an anomaly meeting with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Simneds present. Loree Randiemen visits her grandmother Mrs. Tenn Robison while Mrs. Claude Readlemen hosts Ms. John Riesberger and Mrs. C. A. Swift at a small event.
The Sunday gathering at the R. J. West home included Eva Neal Ford Worsham and families, Dick Braden and H. Bushnell, Ted Bee tal, Tony Camden, Bill Miller and Ruthie. Residents report visits, moves to Myrtle Point, cherry picking at Norway, and weekend trips across town and to Kentucky.
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