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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
3
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Front page collage revisits anniversaries from 1499 to 1964 including Dement and Effie on a buggy ride near Coquitte, late 19th and early 20th century notes on local roads, fairs, farms, and community events. It recalls river trips, fairs, road work, and local marriages with scattered names and places such as Myrtle Point Marshfield Coquille and Oregon.
A new law sets first grade eligibility for children six by November 15, enabling entry in September. Those turning six after this date wait until September 1940. Some towns may have different rulings. parents should check with local superintendents and the Coos school board notes.
Dora Walter Lawhorn of McKinley was a Saturday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Harvey Minard. Mrs Nellie White returned home Saturday from Cottage Grove where she visited Mrs Mary Simmons. Mrs Roy Doney and Betty and Mrs James Perry were Friday din...
A jumble of weekend visits and home guests appears in community notes. Names include Mrs J M Gearhart, Fred Minerd, Lauree Crumbley, Rosalie Laird, Colleen Mayso, Cora Axe, Charles Mack, Edmond McCollum, Ralph, O G Bunch, Dora, Gladys Simmons, Vern Hooper, East Dora Ida Howe, Ruth Lowery, J C Cetra, Myrna Nests, Marilyn Nests, Joan Overman, RB Easton, and others with frequent movements among Coquille Marshfield Dora and nearby towns.
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