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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
3
A county school opening is set for September 23 with most district buildings prepared. The community at Remote purchased new curtains while Coalede plans a district cleanup day August 90 featuring lawn care, painting, window washing, and floor care. Redside refurbishes basements and varnishes floors to ready for term.
The WCTU met Friday at the home of Mrs Anna Brown with Mrs Annie Lett conducting devotions and the afternoon spent in routine business. During social hour, Mrs Lett and Mrs Wicks served watermelon. Highway crews work on Myrtle Point Coquille and Coquille Bay routes filling holes and laying new gravel and asphalt. The business name of Halls Creek Lumber Co Myrtle Point was recorded by William and Charles Goetzenberger and WH Daniel of Myrtle Point.
The Walkers marry in Coquille with a formal ceremony followed by a social room reception. Mrs Batts Hatcher and Mrs Frances Flopé presided, aided by several attendants. The couple travels to Crater Lake and other Oregon locales after the wedding.
A fragmented notice lists wedding participants including the groom and bride known as Mr and Mrs. with several readable names. The text references a reverend and local figures as witnesses in a ceremony.
A Nuptial shower for Diven at 2488 Nuntley featured summer blossoms and a large attendance. Local folks from Glendale and surrounding areas joined the gathering with many driving from nearby towns including Mrs. A. T. Dillon and families, Mr. Ted King and Rosiepert contingent, and other neighbors attending from Myrtle Point Fairview and Powers.
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