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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1934
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions relatives and a mother named Mrs. A. R. Bennett. The torn lines reference names, places, and a dated moment, but most details are unreadable. The item appears as a partially preserved family notice with missing context and entities.
In Corvaliis area visitors include Mrs Martha Averill and Maurice Thomson. In Portland Miss Gladys Baylis visits. Miss Edra and Anna Johnson of Turner visit Joan Milani. Maxine Rackies returns from Myrtle Point. Merle Burtis and family visit from Portland. Wayne Woodward's party returns from Meatham. The Arago Christian Endeavor plans Myrtle Union picnic August 18 with games and basket lunch. Maud Kribe arrives from Sonoma, visiting relatives. Keith Kribs, Mrs Mary Kribs meet in Roseburg. Barklow family from Wallowa weekend guests. hospitality noted for Coos county climate. The Ladies Aid tacks out a comfort for the county fair. Various illness and local visits noted. George Hall and Rees Hall depart for Oakland after visiting, with extended family gatherings.
Powers and family from Eugene return home after a week with W. A. Warner and Fred Morgan. the Morgans from Alberta, Canada, visit relatives and Mrs. C. C. Morgan and grandson Russell accompany them from El to Oregon Trail events. Kay Murphy of Hawaii visits then heads to North Bend en route to Hawaii. Pte Murphy and Mrs Patch were College State teammates. Mrs. W. A. Roberts returns to Portland after days in Fortland. Helen Wright, Portland teacher and former local kindergarten, and Vivies Cramer of Riverside mentioned among those connected to the community.
A lively dancing gathering occurred Saturday at the EB Moore residence in Gaylord drawing many locals and guests from Bakdon and Broadbent. Refreshments followed late, with cake, sandwiches, and coffee served. Nearby visitors included Eloise Crowley of Sitkum and Genevieve Carman hosting a swimming party. Nearby travels mentioned include Mr and Mrs Howard Lear visiting from California and others attending birthdays and family visits across the region.
Cement Creek residents Ernest Buchner and Coquille workers were in town Monday aiding with a hob. Arthur Chandler and George Doss served as Marshfield callers on Saturday. John Strong Ernest Strong and Mr and Mrs Durward Strong and their baby moved Sunday from the Charles area to a new residence.
West Myrtle Point residents report multiple social visits. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Breuer and family traveled to Roseburg Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Mussel hosted a Friday dinner at the Jesse Clinton home with granddaughter. Dr. and Mrs. Ingen and family drove to Coquille Monday. Glenda Shorb from Powers visits Grant McClellan home this week.
Nor way Mrs J H Kelly and daughter Miss Virginia Kelly and son Donald Kelly visited Mrs Tom Detlefsen Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Barney Baurschmidt of Portland visited Mr and Mrs Herman Detlefsen Saturday night. Mr and Mrs E L Clausen and son of Broadbent were Sunday luncheon guests of Herman Tedsen. They attended the grange picnic in the Norway grove. Miss Eva Schroeder visited her cousin Miss Theda Schroeder in Coquille over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Frank Schroeder were Sunday evening guests at the J Finley Schroeder home. Mr and Mrs E F Brodie called at the F A Denison home Friday evening. Arthur and Dean Bartlett of Myrtle Point spent Friday and Saturday with their grandparents, Mr and Mrs F A Denison. Carolyn Barklow returned home Saturday after an appendix operation at Knife hospital in Coquille about 10 days ago. She is getting along nicely. Mrs J L Lester of Corcoran California arrived last Thursday to visit her brother J H McCloskey and others.
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