Visit to downtown Myrtle Monday morning
A partial fragment notes someone paying a visit to downtown Myrtle on Monday morning, but details are incomplete and no further context or entities are clear.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
6
A partial fragment notes someone paying a visit to downtown Myrtle on Monday morning, but details are incomplete and no further context or entities are clear.
Gaylord residents and visitors from Bend, Port Orford, Myrtle Point and Morgan gathered for family visits and a Sunday picnic. Emma Hall from Gaylord toured with Kant and Nickie of Bend. Names include Hayes, Putman, Grant, Blair, Folmsbee, Kauffman, Curry, Rackleff, and others in a rustic community update.
The article notes who had been appointed resident manager of the Edward R. Burt Company branch office. It also mentions Macfurray, a certified public accountant, connected to the Cees Bay branch and outlines his association with Edward R. Burt & Company. It states Mr Mackfurray is a Veterans of Foreign Wars member and Cece Country Club member.
Red Cross to organize a donor list across Myrtle Point Powers and Coquille under its supervision. Blood types will be determined at the Mast hospital laboratory. Mrs. T W Lynn of Barview provides information and the course starts in September in Myrtle Point.
In Sitkum Valley Mrs. Belle Laird, age 83 and longtime resident, was chosen Queen Mother at the Pioneer picnic held at the Community Building in Coquille on Sunday and received a bouquet of red rosebuds. Forest Easton won the door prize, a bouquet of gladiolus, with Elmer Wilson in attendance.
A listing provides wire rope sprockets roller chain and brake lining from Grey Rock. Items include sprockets and chain used in industrial equipment and braking components. No prices or quantities listed.
Sunday morning campers returned Mrs Wilson from camp near Myrtle Point after a week. Marilyn Oberman and Carol Wolsey of Lowell visited Betaurusindtaenity’s home. Myron Roseburg visited his aunt’s family in Myrtle Point. Mrs Avis Mitchell from Portland visited daughter Artha Munson. Rex Brown moving to a new June home. Wm Nichason injured cutting wood with a buzz saw. improving after doctor visit in Myrtle Point.
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