Birth day party honors seventh birthday in Sitkum
Mrs Ernest Krewson hosted a Friday birth day party for her son Grade with many neighbors and children attending including Virginia llson Burton llson Rodgers Groat June Abbott Colleen Shepherd Rosalie Laird Arden Laird Betty Nickason Fern Nickason Hazel Oberman Lila Mac Murl Laird and more. Local adults attended swap notes and plans followed by visits to nearby camps and family gatherings around the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Krewson
Grade
Virginia
Burton Llson
Rodgers Groat
June Abbott
Colleen Shepherd
Rosalie
Arden Laird
Betty
Fern Nickason
Hazel
Eeele Oberman
Lila Mac
Murl Laird
Velma
Eloda Krewson
Valva King
Harold Shepherd
Louis Wood
Lealle Groat
Url Bryant
William Harrison
Ivan Laird
Cape Arago
Elmer Wilson
Ste
Woa Lott
Bridge
The
Brethren Church
Lett Grove
Charles Wilson
Doris Durrell
Lonnie Clark
Coquilleur
Wm Beaumont
Marshfield
Albert Christensen
P A. Alford
Christina Christensen
Norlegh Alford
Harold
Croswell
Mroe
Wm Westrope
Westropes
P A _ Alford
Walter Laird
Norway
Mra
Paul Laird
Klamath Falls
Laird and Benham
Bert Mead
Ray Rookard
Florence of
Powers
W A. Nickason
Community Notes Fill Local Social Calendar
Mrs Eva Neal and Mr Perry Neal hosted a Sunday gathering at their home in Myrtle Point. Guests included Claude Bristrell HM Marshfield and visiting relatives. Arnold convalesces after a broken foot and neighbors attend Walkathon events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Neal
Aealie Neal
Perry Neal
Claude Bristrell
Marshfield
Andy Parka
Parks
Nelson
William
Andy Parks
North Bend
Sumner
Arlo Jenkins
Harry Hubbell
Fred Johnson
Alfred Carlson
Acon Carmel
Houghton
Wash
Townsend Club
LaVerne Park
Fairview
Jack Frost
Under-The-Weathr
J. A. Deadmond
Weekend Visits and Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs W A Fish visited the A F t Rice home over the weekend. Mr and Mrs P A Ross and Orin Fireh were shopping in Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs Frank Lytle were Sunday visitors at the All Rice home. Mrs Erma Wise and children returned Monday from Roseburg after a two week visit. Henry Nixon and family visited the Clarence Nixon family at Bridge on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bline Wilson
Minday
Acman
Gaylord
Eloise Crowley
Eloise
Lures Durrell
Elmer Wilsoen
Thomas Krewson
Drain
Th Valley
A Ft Rice Home
P A Ross
Orin Fireh
Myrtle Point
Fr Diy
Frank Lytle
All Rice Home
Erma Wise
Roseburg
Henry Nixon
Clarence Nixon
Bridge
Pasadena Visitors and Local Travels Highlight Week
Arago residents and relatives including Miss Zoda and Bertha Tyrrell stayed with Edith Woodward and Collier family in Pasadena while others drove to Roseburg for peaches. Nearby visits include Mrs. Schroeder, George Hampton, B S Wallen’ s travels to Marshfield and Tillamook, a bridal shower for Alma Fleming Doyle, and trips to Portland and Bandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoda
Bertha Tyrrell
Pasadena
Calif
Edith Woodward
A Collier
Lee
Sarah Robison
Glenda Stewart
Roseburg
Peaches
Witl Mavity
Margaret Averill
Gold Beach
Lorna Gilbert
Reedaport
Art Doyle
Alma Fieming
Etkieley
Arthur Farrier
Gorden Piem
Local illness and injuries reported in community notes
W fF Byer sustained injuries from a fall but remains unable to tie down Loree Saylor, Alphie Saylor’s young daughter, who has been ill with appendicitis. Dale Thurman crippled since a knee injury, Fre Kenneson suffered another severe stroke and is slowly fading. Alphie Saylor’s family is under strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff Byer
Loree Saylor
Alphie Saylor
Dale Thurman
Kenneson
Local clubs elect Langston to Townsend district convention
At a special meeting on August 13 Mra V R Langston was elected to represent the local Townsend club at the Townsend First Congressional district convention in Albany on Wednesday. The Powers club reports $5870 for July and August with hopes to improve in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
R Langston
Townsend Club
Townsend First
Albany
Powers Club
John A Jeffery
Portland
Jeffery
Rhea Burkart
North Bend
Joe Leggett and Son
Medford
Local residents host visitors and family in Coquille area
Mrs J F Schroeder and Mrs Florence Chappell with daughter visited the J F Schroeder home. Relatives from Broadbent and Riverton, plus Mr and Mrs Martin Schmidt, toured region. Several gatherings included calls at the A Dennison, J H McCloskey, and J F Schroeder homes with neighbors from Coquille, Port Orford, Arago, Riverton and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Schroeder
Florence Chappell
Wil Warner
Broadbent
Eva
Theda Schroeder
Wallace Warner
Coquitle
Chappell
Finley Schroeder
Riverton
Frank Freeman
Vanes
Gravelford
F A. Denison
Elbert Dean
Martin Schmidt
Schmidt
Portland
Mia
Mra C R_ Bartlett and sons
A H Bender
Louise Linegar
Paul Wegner
Port Orford
J H MecCloskey
Fragmented travel notes reflect social visits and hosting
The text records a series of social visits and hosting arrangements. Names like Mrs Beater, Mr and Mrs Camipod Mee, Linégar, and Mr and Mrs J J McCleckey appear alongside mentions of locations such as Meaminavile Portland and German Detlelsen home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meaminavile
Beater
Hum Sou
Viet
Patedeen
Camipod
I Linégar
Podland
A. HM. Nenser
Toyedeh
Bender
Dorothy Benseer
Detletsen
J. J. McCleckey
Shdaren
Bee
Portland
J. J. McChoskey
Community Notices and Local Movements in Grants Pass Area
Local residents travel for church district meetings and social visits. Families visit at Bandon and Lozarest cabin while others assist with farm work and schoolhouse construction. Hospital stays include Egger healing from a broken leg.
Local Sawmill Families Headed into Myrtle Point Run
No. Catching Creek residents Mr and Mrs Jack Monroe visited Myrtle Point on Monday. Kent Marsters cut his leg badly and needed stitches. Mr Del Rera and children were in Myrtle Point Monday. Ed Blesche worked hailing wood for Joe Knight this week. Forrest Moon ran Catching Creek business last week. Miss Joe Knight and Mrs Eugene Adams visited Mrs Jock Roberts and Calla Marsters Tuesday. Julius Howe sold his team of horses to Mrs Parker and plans to lease them. Al Rice and his son from Bridge are shearing sheep for Joe Knight this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship Club
Clare Lehmanowsky
Ralph Milne
Donald Carver
Fred Powers
Mabel Hartle
Glendale
Perry Walbridge
Salem
Elmer . Keller
Eugene
A .L. Moore
Johnson Creek
Minneapolis
Moore
Helen Wright
Portland
Powers
Jess Jones
Wright
Vivian Cramer
Riverside
Calif
San Diego
Robert Ligat
Helen
W OG Carty
Lorraine
Roderick
Marshfield
William Shorb
Fresno
San Francisco
Guy Paxton
Kirby
W R Langston
William Ballard
George Peffers
Albany
Victory Morris
E . Sempert
Harlan Buckingham
Sempert
Sarah Ely
Jack Monroe
Myrtle Point
Kent Marsters
del Rera
Ed Blesche
Joe Knight
Forrest Moon
Catching Creek
Misa Joe Knight
Eugene Adams
Jock Roberts
Calla Marsters
Julius Howe
Mra Parker
al Rice
Son
Bridge
Community Note From Coquille and Area
A digest of local movements and visits across Coquille and nearby towns. Families like Shindell, Wood, Barkdoll, Bushnell, Loom, and West travel for schooling, work, and shopping while neighbors share visits to Coquille, Myrtle Point, Portland, and Empire.
Pleasant Pet ers Visit Activities Recap
Henry ureed and zon visited Ke ares Library Tries and sons to Mary Harris. Robert Wilson left for Medford. Jor McCaslin called on George Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. William Watson visited Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis visited Edgar Monday. Fred McKeen visited Guy Mann Sunday. Mrs. Robert Trigg and sons and several others visited the Ellis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ureed
Zon
Keares
Liesaery
Tries and Sons
Mary Harris
Robert Wilson
Medford
Jor McCaslin
George Ellis
William Watson
Dorothy
George Ellis Vissted
Fred McKeen
Guy Mann
Robert Trigg
Robert
John
Mary Harrie
Ralph Wilson
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Aaa
Myrtle Point Herald
Sitkum
Belle Shepherd
Coys
Chaos Gil
Livy Shepherd
Famaly
Celade Krewson
Buster Ambrose Larner Fae Owe
Foyshet
Fauvie
Arthur Jerk
Faiview
Harold Alford
Creswell
Jenkins
Joe Sills
Beatty
Ben Robinson
Lawhern House
Thomas Lawhorn
Mashfeld
Ing
Asey Fatrite
Birney ii
J. Se Burtis
Laon Paull
Wm. Knabe
Geor Zinzedling
Lille
Albert Gulstrom
Evelyn de Moss
Brookings
Arthur Doyie
Jean Watkine
Myers
Marvin Shaw
W T Robison
Coquilleapital
Everett Lafferty
Oronts Pass
Nile Miller
Oladys
Orvus Miller
MeQuiga
Coquille
Clifford Sumerlin
Kennth
Hasel Miller
Harriet Bell
Hano
George Hampton
Floras Creek
C . Schroeder
Price
Frank Burbank
Corvallis
Florence
Alice Hite
Claude Randieman
Loree
GA Collier Home
Harvey
Oliver Myers
Floyd Jackson
Charleston
Chester Root
Alice
G. A
Bobby
C. A. Keltner
Clair
Elda Ansen
Keltner
Ruth
City
Adrian Halter
Ronald
Allen
Saylor
Lois Schroeder
Wallace
Melden Cari
Maryhelen
Jean Watkins
Marjorie Western
Irma
Frank Surbank
Price Schroeder
Arago
Lodems
Yvonne Cross
Herbert Palient
Jack and
la Verne
Frances Oddy
Dorothy Florence Justin
Tom Carey
Barbara Richmond
Earl Anderson
Greco Barker
Piercy Sweet
Bernard Mather
Bandon
Faye Hite
Callf
Loos Schroeder
Evelyn DeMoss
Root
Grenada
Willett Vessee
Stanley Halter
Leon Paull
Allen Earl
Bancroft
Mtr
Mre
Lioyd Jarvis
Kern Gites
R. L. Clinton
Optometrist
Pirot National Bank
Marchfield
Glasses
Joseph Cawthorne
Pedan
Victor Herbert
Nelson Eddy
Martin van
Rodrey Keating
J H McCloskey
John Carl
Ellsworth
Percy Schroeder
Kenneth
Setrze
Harare
Breuer
Oregon
Luanna
Doris Fry
Fred Massey
Edna
Rowena Hermann
Hillsboro
Elmer Davis
George Mermenn
C. True
Myrtle Knewlten
Lester Dement
Ash Hollow
Charles Lindsay
Lakeside
Chas A. Newbury
San Pedro
Walter Newbury
Charles Newbury
Chas
Lindsay
John Neal, Sr
Coquille Hospital
Clinton Carman
Roderick Hermann
Virne Hermann
Bridge Grange
Clem Painter
Mrée
Ed Forrest
Crescent City
Ace
Beek
Seen
Greenacres
Louis Shindell
Shindell
Coaledo
Viva Wood
Jane Shindell
Dick Wood
Richmond
Karl Mills
Dollie Wood
Donald
Lester Evernden
EB. L. Barklow
Carl Bushnell
Fall Wood
R. J West
Charles Loom
Emerson Whitney
Ruth West
Lawrence Barkdoll
West Home
Charles Wagner
Merle West
Cael Bushnell
Mary Goldsbury
Winnie Gray
California
James Wood
Wan Ld
Wilson
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Boe Baat, Ed
Alar
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