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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
5
Local Arago Myrtle Point items list social visits, church events, a high school play, and personnel moves. Notable items include Ernest Weibe’s kitchen mishap, residents moving to new homes, preacher Rev Turner MacDonald’s illustrated sermon, Yimmy Yonsane Yob TM at the Arago gym December 9, and various visits to Marshfield Grants Pass Coquille and Ashland.
Gravelford residents Mrs Sige Culbertson and children visited Art and Mrs McMillan in Power on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Victor Stevens visited Myrtle Ir t Friday. Appeal School held a meeting to elect a director to replace Vo Ho Stevens who left. Mr Butler was elected. Frieda Strong visited Clinton home last week. Nolan Watson and Ball Hall from Riverton stayed at Culbertson home to help with winter wood. Joaso Laird went to Brewster on Monday.
Sunda visit by Mrs Bush Miller from Albany. numerous local residents attend classes, meetings, and social events. high school honor roll lists seniors Mildred Nylander and George Powers, juniors Winona McMillan, sophomores Zatha Durham, Maxine Corrigan, James Gamwell. Christmas Seal contest winners announced. Winona McMillan first in high school division. Basketball team beats Riverton 17 to 6. PTA dances planned for Christmas benefit. Moose lodge party marks 15th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Leo Frye. Several residents travel to Eugene for studies or home plans. church farewell for Rev L C Adams.
Monday visitors at the Bevert Iverson home included Jesse Hicks and Mr and Mrs Walter Schroeder Adrian Schroeder and Harold Dick. Saturday night Myrtle Point visitors included Mr and Mrs Vernon Bennett and nons.
Mor and Mrs. Jegu Jones visited Cesquilla at the Fellowship clubhouse while Joe Fosse, recently from Bandon, returned to town for several days. Thomas Erickson went back to Los Angeles after visiting his parents for several weeks.
An advertisement announces cleaning and pressing services for men and ladies suites effective Monday. Contact Wm. Gurney & Son via phone 3-J for details.
Local residents including Ray Barklow Alden Butler and L Lafferty share visits and hosting duties. A Methodist Ladies Aid tea and quilt exhibit is planned for January with tea and a silver offering. Timber work on Matheny Creek continues for Mr Wilkins. A car owned by Finley Schroeder was destroyed by fire with no insurance coverage.
Mrs A F Willson hosted a quilting bee at her home last Thursday with attendees including Mrs Anna Brown Mrs Maud Mast Mrs Lena Anderson Mrs Emma In gram Mrs Violet Ingram Mrs Nora Lewis Ms Beacham Mrs Flossie Johnson Mrs Hettle Gant Mrs Blanche Baker Norma Johnson Connie Felsher and Mrs Illson. Several guests attended the pillar event at McKinley Saturday night and all reported a wonderful time. W H Harmon has suffered a severe rheumatism attack for two weeks.
Broadbent Mr and Mrs G G Hermann were business callers. Mr and Mr Ward were Sunday guests of Chas Wolff family. Marfield visits include Mrs James Wallace traveling to Coquille to see Wallace sister. Broadbent school board met Monday evening. Harriet Hartley and Mary Ellen shopped in Marshfield Monday despite auto trouble. Frank True called on Roseburg business. Several families including Evernden Dement Rose and others traveled to Ackley via Powers. Charles Wolff prepared turkeys for Christmas. Arthur Hermann plans sizable shipments after Thanksgiving. Ethel Eggers visited Winifred Newbury Monday evening.
McKinley JT Loshbaugh was a McKinley visit for several days last week. Mrs Loshbaugh and Ollie Ellen were Saturday night and Sunday visitors of Hi4a Brown. Mrs May Myers was taken to the doctor on Wednesday and is very ill and may go to the hospital. The play Go Slow Mary was presented at the hall Saturday night with the ladies bazaar. all performed well and the ladies netted good returns. McKinney Grange officers met with county granges in Myrtle Point for joint installation. Miss Clara Kaller is able to be out again and she and her mother visited Hansen's Monday.
West Myrtle Point residents Jack and Gretchen Clinton visited the John Arnold home from the Coquille highway. Marshfield and North Bend guests included Mrs Jose Clinton and others. Dr Grant McClellan and family called at the Latham home in Myrtle Point. Wilton James and daughters visited Louis Root. Redells hosted Clarence Butler and Mrs Sarah Barksow at dinner.
Mee Meet Davidson and Jamily of Bandon were Sunday visitors at the M. M. Kroeger home. Jesse Clinton spent two ware We Cos ae on business last week. Mary Bennett entertained Elizabeth aone on Myrtie Point at Keaton. Mrs. John Arnold over the weekend visited Mrs. Noel. Clarence Barlett home hosted Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kitchen Thursday evening. C. Chapman and daughters Patricia and Dorris were overnight guests at the Clarence Barlett home.
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