Landon Critique Frames Governors as Varying Supporters
The piece notes governors including Green of Rhode Island and Earlie of Pennsylvania questioning Landon’s proposals and social policy stance. It highlights internal party doubts and the absence of concrete policy details in Landon’s acceptance speech amid debates on labor and social security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anden
London
Reaily Roosevelt
Roosevet
Landen
Governor Green
Rhode Island
Green
Landon
Earie
Pennsylvania
Local Theater Feature Promises Evening of Drama
A fragment from a newspaper page highlights a theater performance with mentions of actors and venue. Details are incomplete but suggest a community stage event scheduled for an upcoming evening.
Governor Herring Attacks Farm Program and Landon Policy
Iowa Governor Herring criticizes a failing farm program cited by Landon supporters. The piece contrasts Nebraska and Kansas tax levels, questions Landon’s merit, and warns of a so called New Deal steered by Hearst and Duponts, with remarks on political wolves and lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
Iowa
Landen Speaks
Landen
Cackers
Cochran
Nebraska
Kanes
Kansas
Martin
Oregon
Landon
Hearst and
Duponts
Sunday Guests Visit Multiple Oregon Homes
Catching Creek Sunday guests included Elmer Knight, Thomas Haggerty of Myrtle Point, and Fannie Mae Brigham with Froesie Matthis of Dallas Texas. Rev Glen Brady from Corvallis stayed with Ora Marsters and Mrs C D Ray. Other visitors were Lois Ray, Eugene Adams, Walter Boren, Charlie Royer and Twyla, George Edminister family, Nile Miller, Del Rema, and Zane and Elian, plus Ben Held family and Everett Ward of Roseburg visiting George Ward’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J L. Knight
Elmer Knight
Thomas
Bud) Haggerty
Myrtle Point
Froesie Matthis
Fannie Mae Brigham
Dallas
Tex
Glen Brady
Corvallis
Ora Marsters
C. D. Ray
Lois Ray
O. & Adams
Eugene Adams
Walter Boren
Charlies Royer
Twyl
Local Social Notes From Halls Creek and Bandon
Overnight guest Halls Creek Leatha Munford visited Ernest Watkins home with Mrs. Ernest Watkins and daughters Jean and Anne and guests Margaret Lou Parker and Nancy Ann Price and Mrs A T Hill. Annie Deardorff was a Sunday dinner guest at Ernest Watkins. Mrs Leonard Garoutte left for Cottage Grove. John Root visited with Mr and Mrs Robert Munford. Jess Damron and daughter Thelma were guests of John and Mrs Damron in Bandon. Alfred Haberly of Mount Vernon was a guest at Olut Aasen's last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leatha Munford
Ernest Watkins
Jean and
Anne
Margaret Lou Parker
Nancy Ann Price
A. T Hill
Empire
Will Mavity
Bandon
B B Watkins
Annie Deardorff
Leonard Garoutte
Cottage Grove
John Root
Robert Munford
Jess Damron
Thelma
John Damron
Alfred Haberly
Mount Vernon
Olut Aasen
Local residents host visits in Myrtle Point and nearby towns
Catching Creek caller Billy Edwards spent Saturday night with Victor Bushne and called on his uncle Walter Northup and his wife. Elbert West hosted Tuesday guests Mrs. Bert Mead of Powers. William Bell visited D A Wood with Carl Bushnell. Friday callers in Coquille included Mr and Mrs Carl Bushnell and daughter Betty. Other visits featured Mr and Mrs William Miller Ruth and James, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Barkdoll Allegany, Minor Mead Seattle, Bobby Keith and James Lee, Lulu Nichols, Ivy Frye family of McKinley, Ted Bestul with Richard West, R A Ribble and grandsons David and Earl Chaney at Koontz creek sighting, and Thomas Lawson on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Billy Edwards
Victor Bushne
Walter Northup
Mac McCall
Elbert West
Bert Mead
Powers
William Bell
D. A. Wood
Carl Bushnell
Betty
Coquille
R J West
William Miller
Ruth
James
Lawrence Barkdoll
Allegany
Minor Mead
Seattle
Bobby
Keith
James Lee
Lewis Shindell
Janet
Lulu Nichols
Ivy Frye
McKinley
Bir
Elmer Stan- Ted Bestul
Richard West
R. A. Ribble
David
Earl Chaney
Koontz Creek
Thomas Lawson
Walter Huff
Marshfield
Earl Duncan
Loos Caro
Everett Barklow
Ted Pettersen
Jerry Hoecamp
Raymond Barklow
Manley Barklow
Leander Barklow
Inez
Evelyn
Maxine Thompson
Coos River
Clara Bushnell
Everett Barkiow
Lyman Cherem
Ernest Hammack
Jack Hughes
Winfield Barnum
Evelyn Barklow
Washington
Lyle Knight
Community Family Reunions and Visits Across Myrtle Point Area
A Sunday reunion and picnic at Clarence Miller’s drew about 40 relatives and friends from Myrtle Point area. Numerous visits and dinners followed across Coquille, Marshfield, Corvallis, Broadbent, Sumner, Roseburg, and Coos River over the past week, featuring families including Clinton, Barklow, Hammack, Knight, and Bushnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arnold
Billie
Theodore Clinton
Clarence Miller
Myrtle Clinton
Corvalis
L. A Bernier
H . Johnson
Eileen
Yvonne Kern
Marshfield
Calvin Ray
William Robison
Pleasant Valley
Clarence Butler
Weekend Visit Mentioned in Kroeger Family Note
An afternoon with Mrs Minnie Kroeger and Charles Kroeger visiting home over the weekend is reported, highlighting family time and the Kroeger household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Kroeger
Charles Kroeger
Social Events and Visits Around Myrtle Point
Community members from Myrtle Point and nearby towns enjoyed picnics dinners and church activities. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W A Lett Mr and Mrs J L Ellis and many others visiting relatives in Roseburg Bendon and Grants Pass with multiple gatherings at the Hooton grove and Wagner grove.
Corn Dishes Promote Energy and Personality Through Food
The article links energy and personality to foods like corn and provides simple recipes. It describes Corn and Walnut Leaf dish, Bealloped Corn and Celery, and Bacon Omelet style guidance, with basic steps, amounts, and baking times for four servings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Bend
Fred Astaire
Ginger Rogers
Roseburg Visitors and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
Remote Mr and Mrs George McDonald were Roseburg visitors Friday evening Mrs Don Koloff from Portland arrived Saturday for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Will Cribbbins Mr and Mrs 1 B England were Roseburg visitors Saturday Mr and Mrs Ivan Cribbins and daughter Kay with Miss Maude Jenning toured Crescent City California Sunday Howard Rackleff and children Shirley and Kenneth of Myrtle Point were Sunday dinner guests at the I B England home Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryant and Dennis and Mr and Mrs Taylor and son Rex of Bandon picnicked Sunday on Sandy Creek Mrs Esther Jennings visited Miss Elva Cribbins Monday A special meeting of the immunity club was called Friday evening planning a clam feed for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDonald
Roseburg
Don Koloff
Portland
Will Cribbbins
B& England
Ivan Cribbins
Kay
Maude Jenning
Crescent City
Calif
Howard Rackleff
Shirley
Kenneth
Myrtle Point
I B
England
Ovid Bryant
Dennis
Taylor
Rex
Bandon
Sandy Creek
Esther Jennings
Elva Cribbins
Immunity Club
Local Residents Spend Weekend Socially Around Coquille
Nor way Mr and Mrs Elton Brady of Coquille and others visited Lakide Mr and Mrs J H McCloskey of his section. Mr and Pist J Finley Schroeder spent Friday with Verne Garoutte of Halls Creek. James Jacobson of Coquille visited Martin Schmidt. Elden Brodie vacationed in Portland. Louisa Barklow and J C Keller helped bear Creek cemetery crew. Emma Johnson returned from Martin Schmidt home to Myrtle Point. Fred Yarbrough clan returned to Orleans California. Joyce Schroeder joined them for the rest of the month. H T Leep of Roseburg spent the weekend with Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Brady
Coquille
J H McCloskey
Lak
J Finley Schroeder
Verne Garoutte
Halls Creek
James Jacobson
Martin Schmidt Elden Brodie
Portland
Louisa Barklow
J C Keller
Bear Creek
Emma Johnson
Martin Schmidt
Myrtle Point
Fred Yarbrough
Orleans
Calif
Joyce Schroeder
H T Leep
Roseburg
Community notices of visits and travel around local families
Julia Leep and George Mullen households are cited with visitors and social calls. The piece lists multiple extended visits and weekend trips among residents from Myrtle Point Arago Powers Roseburg and McMinnville with travelers to Bend and Denmark, including Benders Stewarts and Lairds.
Sunday Evening Visitors From Local Fams Attend Many Homes
A list of social visits as families from Twin Oaks, Watsons, Reed, McNair, Willson, Nelson, Caldwell, Lundy, Evans, Porter, Sturdivant, Hart, Davenport and others travelled to and hosted gatherings across Myrtle Point, Glenn Eider, Marshfield and nearby towns. Several families spent days with Verne Lundy and Ward Evans, with dinners, picnics, and extended visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan
Charles Watson
Eilen
A. O. Reed
John Breuer
Vern
Catching Creek
W. A. McNair
Chester Willson
A . Willson
Coquille
Chris Ntelsen
James Caldwell
Glenn Eider
Kans
Ferris Lundy
Myrtle
Verne Lundy
Marshfield
Eli Witton James
Frieda
Ward Evans
Pamela
Maureen
Gustave Ternaben
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Horner
Ilinois
Bond Studio
Geevei
H. G. Volkmar Hardware
West Myrtle Point
R. L. Clinton
Meerknield
Tnd
Barker
Bee Poipanayey
Anise
Wagee
Persin
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Stel
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Cleveland
de. Townsend
Old-Age Pension
Albert Reed
Gerald
W A Lett
C S. Murphy
Albert Pancoast
Ray Beckett
Christian Endeavor
J L Ellis
Nadine Wits
John Dunckley
John
Glenn Hutton
A O
Hooton
Benjamin Jones
Brookings
Hooton Grove
Orlin Lett
Joan
Brewster Valley
Elmer Wilson
Fred Scofield
C & Murphy
Grants Pass
Medford
Scofield
Fred Offenbacher
Medfor
Orlin Finch
Marian
Eugene
Charlotte
Dwight Culver
Mary Lou
Everett
Elmer Brownson
Clifford
Wallace Henry Brownson
G C Carlile
Lyle Watson
Farmer
Wagner Grove
Broadbent
O W Hesth
Wilda
Virginia
Alden
Jeanetty Mack
Charles Mack
Charles
James Entene
Melissa Brownson
Harry
Carrie Benham
Thomas Benham
Fairview
O ' Heath
Myrtle Wilda
Jeanetta Mack
Hattie Hatcher
Mae
American Legion
Roy Brown
Dorothey
Eleanor
O W Heath
William Barnett
Lel
Hell
Norway
Julia Leep
George Mullen
Bert Claver
R W Haughton
Frank Morrison
Fred Schmidt
Elizabeth Lett
Stanley Halter
Arago
Guy Wright
Cecil Hill
Samuel
E C Thompson
NOME
Twin Oaks
Sempert’s Drug Store
L. H. Pearce
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