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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1933
Page
3
The Mytilé Point Herald notes visits by Mrs. Monnie Hauser and Mrs. George Varney, plus social lodge events and regional travel. Residents from North Bend, Coquillo, Eugene, and Monroe are mentioned along with alumni gatherings and CCC camp updates.
The text indicates Moy -Yrey is the manager of a completely remodeled facility described as entirely modern in every respect.
Mrs A T Him returned Friday from Lakeport after a visit with Yeex and family. Mrs B B Watkins plans to spend the week visiting her. Loree Handleman was an overnight guest of Bernidé and Ardyce Gillespie. Mrs Sam Damron and Mrs Ernest Watkins spent an afternoon in Coquille. L W McAdam was in Yreka Point on business. Ernest Watkins renovates his home with a new roof and second story. Ed Fredenburg made a business call in Coquille.
Verl Bilderback has gone to Empire where he has employment in the mill Brant Taylor and a crew are putting rack on the Elk creek road commencing at the Minard bridge. Mrs. Macle Crumley and Thurston spent Sunday visiting at the Perry Neal home in Fairview. Louise returned home with them after visiting for a week at the McCrary and Neal homes. Mrs. Harvey Barklow and daughter Orda of Gravelford and William Lower and Doyle Curtis of Elk Creek were dinner guests Friday at the R. M. Minard home. Wilda Shepherd visited Sunday at the Louis Lasard home in Brewster Valley. Ralph Clinton of Gravelford is visiting for a few days at the Jesse Laird home. Mr and Mrs. Fred Durnam were
A community event cleaned the show house and grounds then shared a noon potluck lunch. Attendees enjoyed visiting, swimming, and a social hour despite garbled names and scattered phrases in the report.
West Norway flunder Mrs Jeam Mosler and others attend dinners and birthday celebrations in Coquille. Local residents, including the Laffertys, Robisons, Myers, and Bonewitz, host and visit relatives and friends in gatherings and picnics around town over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers are described in the district. Mr. and Mrs. Honey Schroeder were in the district on Sunday. Charles Smith is cutting brush for Lafferty this week. Mrs. Harry Williams and her two daughters from Powers visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lafferty Tuesday afternoon.
A Gaylord group collected winter wood for the echoe but faced limited turnout. Several locals planned to cut and haul later, while others joined a large dinner and shopping trips. Attendees included John T Bones visiting from Sioux Falls, Delilah Blundell, and many area families.
Bridge club participants and relatives visited host families including Mr and Mrs Charles C Mack Mr and Mrs W A Lait hosted Dan Stover and Mrs Mary Stover of Seattle with plans for Stover family move to San Dimas California Mrs Heath Mrs Ray Beckett and children joined the Mack family on Sunday afternoon and Dwight Culver hosted Harold James and family Helen Roland Henry Knight Paul Herker Bertram Hatslein Elmer Wilson Albert Reed and Miss Elsie Reed Mina and others were guests.
Local social activity includes Maree family visiting Roseburg kin and the Pembleton and Farmer households hosting guests. Amanda Fare returns from California while Lavelle and Maxine Scarborough go to Willamette hop fields. A CCC road project on Mt Anderson draws a large turnout as crews finish work.
Social notes recount weekend travel to Tillamook by Twi Oaks Myrtle Hall and many local families. The clip lists visitors, picnics, overnight guests, and cordial calls among groups including the Davenports, Lundys, Nelsons, Barratts, Reed, and others with remarks on good weather and a day in London Park.
Mr and Mrs W V Schroeder and their daughter Leanna along with Miss Norma Johnson called in Roseburg on Wednesday. Lawrence Coleman accompanied them to Weston Bridge where he has been employed in fruit work. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Haines and Miss Lorene Clark visited S D Clark on Sunday. Miss Olga Sandine, who taught three years at Lee school, has been employed to teach.
A string of informal visits and small gatherings dot the week in Coquille and nearby towns. Families including the de Boer Watson Culbertson Parrish and Lusk clans share moments at homes, churches, and the schoolhouse as fall start chores and friendly calls fill the schedule.
The fragmentary note cites Fritz Kreisler remarking on musical taste, noting a sharp distinction between persona and execution. It records a Toledan Blade reference about how age or era tunes affect reception and performance.
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