Local Notices from Pending Week in Small Town
Fragmented text shows names Mr. J L Jewett and Mrs. Sihinies with references to a Point area and a weekly yart. The readable portion lacks clear event or date details to form a complete notice.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1939
Page
3
Fragmented text shows names Mr. J L Jewett and Mrs. Sihinies with references to a Point area and a weekly yart. The readable portion lacks clear event or date details to form a complete notice.
A string of social visits and dinners across Gaylord, Cottage Grove, Myrtle Point, and nearby towns is recorded. Entries name Mrs F D Medlock hosting a Pinochle club luncheon, numerous guests including Mrs H J Bones and Mrs Harry Griffin, and weekend trips and hospitalings involving the Rees Daniels family, Mrs Nora Hainey, and others.
Catenuny Creek Oregon residents Whitney and D J Wood have Been hauin. Myrto Point BR J West returned home after two weeks visiting friends at Cousriestoh. Miss Irene Dee spent Friday to Monday visiting relatives. H S and M Barry and Mel hosted Lucitle Joan. Avi spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs G V W Bushnel. Elbert Went and Mo and Mrs William Mile Cinten hosted an overnight. Dovan rents part of Lews Shindoll’s place. Lois Shindoll moved to Miller place. Maude Davin was a bus news caller in Myrtle Point Saturday. Betty Bushnell weekend with sister Mis M L Lakey in Myrtle Point. Henry Whobrey staying at Fred Tams while shipknees being fixed. Austin Ralph fell from a building at work injuring foot. R F Dean returned to Morahfield where he is employed. L A Wood called in Myrtle Point Monday.
Broadbent and Littrells of Coquille visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Fred True and Mrs Meyers in Marshfield. Friends from Roseburg and Bridge joined dinners and calls as residents report flu and routine visits while Massey moves to a vacant Delos Hermann ranch home.
Local social column records visitors and gatherings around Broad Bent and nearby areas. Names include Mire M, Waldo, Mrs Lunde, Mr Mary Hartley Ivar Beva Evendan, Luanna F, Howad Barkley, Bonnie Fendrich, Major Eppersen, Rey Eva, Emey, Jon Nea, Epperser, and others. Entries describe visits, show attendance, and family events at Mytle Point, Coquille, Powers, and surrounding towns.
Aoe vem enit and Donald visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Watson and family for Sunday dinner. Orvis cannot work on the state highway due to a severe attack of it. Frank Larsen made a Broadbent business call. Joe and George Forrest aided William Johnson with wood cutting Saturday. Orville Tharp of Coquille and family joined George Delyria Thursday evening. Tom Nelson returned to Gravelford work after weeks off. Mr and Mrs George Delyria and Darrel toured to Coquille Saturday night.
Twin Oaks residents and friends hosted dinners and visits across Coquille Salem Portland and Roseburg. Notable attendees included Chris Nelson Esther Nelson Verne Lundy and Gertrude Mehl with several family and visiting relatives from nearby towns.
Arago and Naomi Robison of Montague California arrived last week for a two week visit with friends and relatives including Aden Butler and family and Maxine Rackler. Clyde Lillie did the chores while Butler was away. Littaverle Myers was absent with the flu. Myrtle Point social ties include James Lewellen and Frank Burbank hosting dinner and attendees at church.
A long list of Arago residents and guests filled the week with potlucks, dinners, church gatherings, and hospitalities. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Arthur Farrier of Bandon and Mr and Mrs R B Doyle of Fairview.
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