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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1956

Page

7

Broadbent Area Social List Features Many Visits and Guests

A Broadbent community page notes a 72nd birthday party for Mrs Mary Parry hosted by Mrs Orlan Meader with many attendees. It lists numerous local residents and visitors from Coos Bay Myrtle Point Eugene Roseburg and Santa Monica plus trips to Cannon Beach Seattle and Victoria and various family gatherings and overnight visits.

Local social notes list visits and travels across towns

Mr and Mrs Ole Anderson of South Bend Washington visited last week with their son Harold Ross and family. Mr and Mrs Floyd Summers of Portland visited Lloyd Summers and Mrs Summers. Mrs George Hurst and granddaughter Barbara Hurst spent a week in Sacramento and San Francisco. Eddie Woodring of Scottsburg visited relatives. Floyd Summers left for a vacation trip north. Supt and Mrs B R Nicklaus went to Eugene for vacation. Mrs Harwood Schwartz of Los Olivos spent six weeks with the Gamwells and leaves for Hawaii. Bill Newton and family of Eugene visited relatives. Lynn Rauch and family returned from the coast. Woody Young of Lake Grove near Oswego visited. CORRECTION In Herald of August 16 Wagon Road picnic item credited Walter Laird of Coquille instead of Walter Lea of Dora. Walter Lea sang two songs with his guitar. Walter Laird played violin during Thompson’s rest.

James Gamwell Ole Anderson South Bend Wash Harold Ross Floyd Summers Portland Lloyd Summers Summers George Hurst Barbara Hurst Sacramento San Francisco Calif Eddie Woodring Scottsburg Hawaii Bill Newton Eugene Lynn Rauch Woody Young Lake Grove Oswego Fiona Park Walter Laird Coquille Walter Lea Dora Charles Thompson Mr. Thompson T. S. Easton

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