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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1930

Page

6

Sunday Socials and Local Notices Highlight Myrtle Point Moment

Mr and Mrs Reese Chapman and Mrs Velma Hamilton and Miss Aima Russell spent Sunday on a trip up Sandy Creek. The H W Lever family were entertained at dinner at Paul Breuer s home. Jack Morrow visited Crescent City and returned home. Marys Mille lamb is gone and she is unsure what to do. The Zumwalt family and Mrs Zumwalt s mother from Klammath Falls visited the Frank Zumwalt home for Friday. The Schneider and Blankenship families joined Corrinne Baxter George Baxter Jim Mattei and Tom Bumerlin for a picnic supper at Donnald s bar Sunday. Mrs Barklow Mrs Sarah Haughton and another Barklow visited Norway for dinner and later went to Roy Robison s home before returning to Myrtle Point.

Velma Hamilton Aima Russell Sandy Creek E. J. Schneider Dra. J. L. Blankenship Mise Corrinne Baxter George Baxter Jim Mattei Tom Bumerlin Donnald’s Marc Barklow Sarah Haughton A Barklow J. Barklow Norway Roy Robison Myrtle Point

Community notes and departures in the Myrtle Point region

Local items include Scheel and Clarke Mine matters, Mrs Irene Seene, and Mrs Ruthiewwne from the Deidge district. News of sympathy for the Rose family, Mrs Inks Joiine and Herbert Inks, plus Karl Ehrig’s hop season plans. Ranch irrigation efforts by P King, A L Rice, and Weekly, with pumps and a five inch Palmer stream. Dr Glayer of Coquille visited Myrtle Point for business.

Scheel Stnnel Hamtracters Clarke Mine Irens A Ruthiewwne Deidge Ear Aind M Shields Ben Hish Rowe

Local notes from Myrtle Point and nearby towns

Miss Vivian Russell of Coos River arrived last Friday for a visit at the Emery Russell home. Farmers' Store, Mr and Mrs Reuben Morris and daughters Phydelias and Joan, were Myrtle Point visitors Saturday evening. Elma Russell left Tuesday for a trip to Cons River, expecting to return tomorrow. Henry Knight has returned from San Francisco where he was receiving medical attention at the Southern Pacific hospital. He is much improved in health. Mr and Mrs Floyd Griffin and three boys of Portland were guests last week of Mr and Mrs Basil Baird. They had just returned from a six weeks trip to points in the east. Mrs Verne Lundy is expected to return to Myrtle Point next week. She was called to Kansas a couple of weeks ago on account of the serious illness of her mother. Since that time her mother has improved. Word was received by Miss Melba Myers from her parents, who are in Los Angeles visiting relatives, that Mr Myers' sister passed away there Monday mornin. The Myers expect to return the latter part of the week. Oren Marjone and Lena Hazel ten arrived in Myrtle Point from Siletz that Saturday. The girls are returning home for school. Oren returned to Siletz Sunday where he and his father are engaged in logging. The Hazleton also visited Rev Anderson, formerly of Myrtle Point, now at Newport.

Henry Knight San Francisco Southern Pacific Hospital Floyd Griffin Portland Basil Baird Verne Lundy Myrtle Kansas Melba Myers Los Angeles Oren Marjone Lena Hazelten Myrtle Point Siletz Girla Oren Hazleton Rev Anderson Newport

Reed Farmer and Kay Leep Visitors from Oregon Towns

Mr and Mrs Reed Farmer called on friends in Myrtle Point from their Tillamook home. Kay Leep and wife of Portland were called at the S S Endicott home while visiting Bandon and Powers with relatives. Kari Kaufman takes vacation from Security bank with wife and family at Sunset Bay.

Reed Farmer Myrtle Point Tillamook Ore Kay Leep Portland S. S. Endicott Bandon Powers Kari Kaufman Security Bank Sunset Bay

Local Families Visit Trend Cites Brief County Gatherings

Mr and Mrs George Meisinger and daughter Patty traveled to Gold Hill after a two week visit with the T L Henness family. Chris Nelson and Esther left for a two week vacation visiting Tillamook and Portland. W A Moomaw and son Lorria of Wilmington, California were visitors, staying at W A Lett in Bridge. Mrs Bertha Larson and daughter Janice of Alhambra California visited with S S Endicott and sister Lillie Fish last week.

George Meisinger Dauger Patty Gold Hill T. L. Henness Chris Nelson The Sunday Cheese Factory Esther Tillamoox Portland Moomaw Son Lorria Wilmington California Bridge Bertha Larson Janice Alhambra Larson S. S Endicott Lillie Fish

Notable Visitors Reported In Paso Robles California

A letter from Mrs Ella Guerin and Miss Jean, visiting Paso Robles with Mia Kelker, describes a pleasant stay and a beach week. They found the weather warmer than locals expected, plan a Hollywood visit, and intend to return to Myrtle Point after visiting the Loren Guerin family.

Ella Guerin Miss Jean Paso Roblea California Mia Kelker Hollywood Loren Guern Myrtle Point

Garagesmiths Called To Repair Standard Oil Truck

Jack Close and Everett Lafferty of the L H Pearce garage were summoned to Gaylord Tuesday to service a Standard Oil truck. Mrs Geor Mullen returned from Sutherlin after visiting the Ed Jenkins family and then visited her niece Mrs Robert Moser of Roseburg on the way home.

Jack Close Everett Lafferty L. H. Pearce Gaylord Geor Mullen Sutherlin Ed Jenkins Robert Moser Roseburg

Local residents travel to Marshfield on Friday

Miss Opal Southmayd and Mrs. George Hoffman and her son drove to Marshfield Friday. Mrs. Frank Southmayd and granddaughter Patricia returned home with them. W W Baynes, who sold his garage and service station to Niles Wilson Motor Co, remains employed at the garage until the new owners settle and are acquainted with the field.

Opal Southmayd George Hoffman and Marshfield Frank Southmayd Patricia W Baynes Niles-Wilson Motor Co

Mrs Clinton and relatives visit from Westminster and Vancouver

Mrs J D Clinton and daughter Mrs A M M Christiansen return from two weeks in Westminster B C and Vancouver. They are joined by Mrs Clinton's sister Mrs H T Murray who will visit the county briefly. Mrs Murray formerly lived in Marshfield and will visit friends there.

J D. Clinton A M M. Christiansen Westminster B. C Vancouver

Robert Clarke Plans Study Path From Stanford to Silver Bay

Robert Clarke son of Dr and Mrs O H Clarke will leave for New York City next week. He aims to enter the Silver Bay boys private school on Lake George border and join his uncle Prof Robert C French head master of the Silver Bay school. They will drive to St Stevens College Annandale on Hudson then return to Silver Bay. He will enter Silver Bay as a senior after studying ancient and medieval history at Stanford this summer. He passed the exam with an A and plans a senior year there followed by two years at St Stevens College a Columbia University branch with a scholarship. He will major in French and German and later accompany his uncle for a year of study in Vienna Austria. He is described as exemplary, a student with talents for singing.

Robert Clarke O. H. Clarke New York City Robert Silver Bay Lake George New York Robert C. French Silver Bay School St. Stevena College Annandale Hudson Stanford Prof. Linn St. Stevens College Columbia University Potresten Vienna Austria

Union High School Star Heads For Opportunity

The message notes a student from Union High School preparing to seize an opportunity that could greatly affect his future. Friends acknowledge the loss of his presence and assistance but celebrate his chances and wish him success in this new path.

Union High School

Market Quits Dey Meat Market on Fifth Street

Lealie Dey closed the Dey meat market this week after taking over from his brother Steve Dey about a year ago. Major creditors include the building owner Mountain States Power Co Ped Hatcher and some farmers who supplied cattle. Myrtle Point now has two meat markets. Harry Dement of Security Bank and Mrs Dement returned from a two week vacation in British Columbia and the Vancouver Island area visiting the northwest showplace.

Lealie Dey Fifth Street Dey Steve Dey Mountain States Power Co

Barker Family Visits Ill Father in San Francisco

Mr and Mrs Lyle Barker and their son Soames Barker left yesterday morning for San Francisco to visit their father Lee Barker who is very ill at a hospital there.

Lyle Barker Litthe Soames Barker San Francisco Lee Barker

Surveying crew briefed near Mrs Behneider residence

KE J Schneider and K L Vinton work on a surveying project below Mrs Behneider with daughters Carolyn and Ernestin. Miss Margaret Lever and Mise Lucelle Rusvetline are to Bardon today to help with the auto park until next week, allowing Mr Schneider to be with his family.

KE. J. Schneider K. L. Vinton Behneider Carolyn Ernestin Margaret Lever Mise Lucelle Rusvetlin Eee Bardon Mrneider

Birthday Party for Carol Hazelton with Friends

Carol Hazelton celebrated her twelfth birthday with girl friends at home. The afternoon featured games and music. attendees included Belva Hazelton, Alice Mae Endicott, Madalie Wento, Clarice Shelton, Dorothea Teeters, and Ardyce Strong. Refreshments were served by Carol and Dorothea Teeters.

Carol Hazelton Belva Alice Mae Endicott Madaliie Wento Clarice Shelton Dorothea Teeters Ardyce Strong

Readers miss Herald bundle in Broadbent district

Delay in The Herald bundle delivery last week caused Broadbent district subscribers to miss copies until Sunday morning. The misdelivery occurred when the bundle was mixed with the Bridge Mall shipment.

Herald Broadbent Bridge Mall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eppelingram Goodyear Reese Chapman Perrest Port Or H. W. Lever Paul Breuer B A. Besd Jack Morrow Standard Oil Company Crescent City Mary Irchey Zum Ninen U Company W. R. Wr Albert Pancoast Rosebarg Ivan Rose Inks Joiine Herbert Inks Terrebonnne Oregon Karl Ehrig Harrisburg P King Big Creek A. L. Rice Myrtle Creek B. Fehrig Rig Frits Ehrig Vivian Russell Coos River Emery Russell Famers’ Store Reuben Morris Phydelias Joan Elma Russell Cons River Farmers’ Store Winchester Store Win Chester Bay Sunset Rogue River Huling, Lundy & Sons Hen Schroeder G. E. Hamilton Kathryn E. C Barker Elmer Russell Helen Russell Doloris Beloni Care] Young Qailie Vivian Morris Donald’s Bar Amilton Harlocker Rock Bottom Henry A. Schroeder Harry Dement Mr. Henry Ford Ford Meter Company Ford
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