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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
2
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The article urges immediate action to renovate deteriorating homes and businesses before prices rise. It warns false economies cost more long term, notes rising wholesale and retail prices, and argues investment creates jobs and purchasing power, making charity unnecessary.
Dr Belle Wadeck of Broadbent received no telegram Wednesday night about the death of her niece Mrs Louise Wright Gibson in Alameda California. Mrs Gibson was born and raised on Catching Creek.
Florence Whitney, Nellie Watson, and Kathryn Zumwalt are recovering after appendectomies and injuries. Willard Norris and Frank Weatherby received care for knee and asthma issues. Several others, including Miss Jean McLear and Miss Alice Mast, faced medical procedures or injuries. emergency operations and recoveries are noted across Coos County facilities.
Roy Henry had a major abdominal operation Monday and is reported improving at home. H Cameron of Grylord suffered a left ankle injury at the Baker creek logging camp and received hospital care. Mrs T W Murphy of Powers underwent emergency appendectomy Wednesday night and is progressing. Virginia Cole is recovering well after surgery, as is Mrs Kenneth Lane who had a major abdominal operation last week. Mrs Ethel Littler of Powers tests steady recovery after her appendix operation. Warren Selders of the Fairview CCC camp, Nebraska native, expects to return to camp soon after an appendix operation. Tommy Grove, five, son of F S Grove of Powers, is recovering from bone infection surgery.
Readers catch a flurry of guest visits and hometown ties. Notables include Mr and Mrs George Hall hosting Thursday dinner in Coquille. Ian Bolsnger and Fred Russell visiting Roseburg. Mr and Mrs Jens Hermann entertaining in Myrtle Point. and numerous trips to Portland Gresham and Sacramento with extended family and friends from Bandon North Bend and Eugene.
Taputawee Agent Mere Phil Beck of Portland conducts business in Myrtle Point on Monday. Debby Lou Zever returns to McMinnville after visiting Margaret Garrett for a week. Geraldine McCulloch comes home after visiting Jo Neal and Edna Doss in Powers.
Gaylord area residents host and visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Sydman with Bonnie Jean Langlois, Mr and Mrs Garcutte and Alice from Bandon, and James Devereux family. Several clubs meet, dinners shared, and plans for school event and community work noted. Attendees include H D Bones, Harriet, James Devereux family, Eva Moore, Leslie Strong, and many others from nearby towns.
Local residents attend weekend visits and travel across towns including Kroeger Anderson and families visiting homes in Bandon Broadbent and Coquille. Guests include the Gant Burgess party at Sun Set Bay, Jim Clinton trips to Golde, and several clusters visiting relatives in Rock Creek and Empire.
Postcards from Locke Washington and Jared Washington note visits by Mr and Mrs Fred A Wood and family and Mr and Mrs W oF Paredt and Crook family. Saints enjoyed racing on Sunday while Charley Green tested a roof for uses beyond sun and rain. Helen Reed's daughter spent ten weeks with her Portland mother. Ball Williams digs a new well. Audrey Bushner and James dined with the Crooks. Ber Tas moved to Euchre Creek. New Deal ad mentions discounts before 1933 at Farmers Store.
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