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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1941
Page
3
Fragmentary lines name Mrs. Join Warner and Mrs. Keith Greckwell of Teleda with siblings Jack Warmer and others. The text is garbled but indicates a family notice or obituary item with relatives and addresses.
The August clinic at the Fellowship clubhouse directed by Dr. Edward Dehne and public health nurse Hannah Sandquist examined twenty three four to six year olds. Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher association, the event aimed to complete remedial health work so children start the school year free of health handicap. Arrangements were made by Mrs. Frank Grove Mrs. Carl Utterback and Mrs. James Gamwell with assistance from William Caver.
Mrs. Donald Aber hosted a surprise eighth birthday for Catherine with guests Myrtle Miller Shirley Werner Betty Werner Shirley May Kenneth Warner Dean Warner Joey Boutin Richard Spitsnies Marlene Sherk Ronald Sherk Delores Hubbard Vernie Hubbard Allen Miller and others. Jess Jones and Patty Whalen returned from an 8000 mile trip visiting Washington Chicago Hillsboro Missouri and Los Angeles meeting former residents Medora Modfallen Saidie Pelle Moree and Tweayne Briggs.
The local Woman's club will serve a supper Friday at 8 30 in the Fellowship clubhouse. Natal Dayce Salad sandwiches dessert and a beverage will be served with proceeds used for club projects.
Mystic chapter O28 decorates the high school gym for the Coos county Natal Day association annual meeting on Friday. Registration begins at 10 a.m. Luncheon is served in the Fellowship club house. Afternoon session at 2 p.m. Evening session at 6 p.m.
Al T. Erickson hosted the Community Church Ladies' Aid at her home on Wednesday with 14 members present. They planned to finish a quilt for a needy pensioner. September meeting will be with Mrs. John Purvis. A missionary program was given and refreshments were served by the hostess.
The first Fall meeting of the Woman's club is set for Wednesday September 3 at 2 p m in the Fellowship clubhouse with dessert before the session Mrs Lyle McCulloch serves as president for the coming year The Sunshine club met last Wednesday at Mrs Jeanie Jones home with hostess Mrs Nate Smith Present were several members including Mrs J F Johnson and Mrs Ruth Hall Mrs Jones received the special award a recurring feature of each meeting Mrs W L Stemmerman spent several days in Coquille last week.
Forest service notes 0.16 inch rainfall on Monday night and continued trail work by Loolsouta crews. Wayne Peterson took a 3 day leave to visit family in Corvallis as Tom Kamen at Hanging Rock station filed his draft questionnaire. The fire suppression team on Johanson Mountain gathers cedar and pea jag air seeds while a slide area at Slide Creek is inspected. Labor Day camping expected across Siskiyou National Forest with sites at Myrtle Grove Depline Grove Rock Creek and Witers Creek. Rock Creek community fireplace serves over 80 campers.
Readable fragments list guests from Sweet Home including Kenneth Kendall Al T. Rriekeom and M. Mali. Also note Allegany visitors Mrs EK Roger and mother, plus Weir and Binnville connections. several locals hosted relatives and friends during a weekend in town.
Gaylard Charlee Daniels attends county 4-H picnic at TaVerne park on Monday. Dwight Miller of Los Angeles visits Mr Dorff to teach. Families travel Rogue River area for picnic dinner at Lane grove. Daniels and Lear relatives visit Roseburg and Stockton from Saturday through Sunday. Local residents plan to reside next school year amid family visits and guests from Florence and Bridge.
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