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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1934
Page
3
Local events span sewing for a charity sale at Arago store on December 14, community gatherings at Clarence Schroeder’s home, Bible study at Schroeder residence, and Christmas program preparations at Arago School. Residents attend dinners, visits, and weekend gatherings while athletic teams schedule practice games with Coquille and Lakeside.
Me and Mrs Martin Schmidt and son Donald were dinner guests Sunday of the WFE Cross family in Coquille. Tom Detlefsen and children Robert and Mary Ann visited Mrs Detlefsen's mother Mrs Martin Schmidt. Mrs Stetto Lett gave a dinner Friday for her daughter Mrs Emil Peterson. Others included Mr and Mrs J H Mc Claskey of Norway, Mr and Mrs Elton Brady and Patty of Coquille. Schroeder companions visited Arago. Eva and George Schroeder spent the afternoon with Dorothy. Ernest Bender drove A H Bender, Kate Hodson, and Dorothy May Bender to Marshfield then visited the Charles Schroeder family newly moved to Coquille. Joyce Schroeder recovers from a cold and returns to school. Claude Randigman of Arago called on Mrs Lisa Barklow. Wallace Warner and William Warner dined at J F Schroeder’s as they move to Willam Warner place near Broadbend.
Mrs W E fiosserman entertained the Ecadmen club ladies with a duck dinner Tuesday at her East irdi Street home. Guests included Mesdames Gea Johnson Earl Nosler JL Anson Ed Walker Josn Axtell Roy Neal and the hostess with Zelma and Donna Dean Losserman assisting. The evening featured needlework and socializing.
Residents from West Norway and nearby towns visited friends and family over a series of days. Mr and Mrs Starklow Mr and Mrs Farklow and Iris joined Price Robison and Harvey Myers as guests at Eat Myera home. Banked by several local names, trips to Coos River and Roseburg marked the week with meals and social calls.
The text offers scattered words and names with no clear events or context. Readers are left with incomplete fragments including personal names and disjointed terms, preventing a coherent summary of persons, places, or actions.
Community residents in McKinley and nearby towns hosted and visited friends and relatives. Nellie Brown, Nellie Hardy, Violet Carrillo, Eleanor Maiden, and others shared meals and overnight stays while Mr and Mrs Mast, Mr and Mrs Wy Mast, and families traveled to Marshfield and Twin Oaks for visits and birthday observances. Arbuncies kept Mast at home part of the week.
Catches of news from Myrtle Point and nearby towns include the deaths of Catching Creek Mr and Mr Ralph McColvis. visits and stays with families such as Miss Masion Whitney, Miss Audrey Bushnell, and Mrs James Wood. Local trips include Tom Lawson and Dick Wood to Myrtle Point and Coquillo for business. People hauling wood and cattle movements feature Dick West and Elvin Laker with family and neighbors sharing weekend visits.
The report notes a gathering where Mrs. Frey received a prize and was honored by the O. KE. & O. group. Mrs Frey carried the event with a festivity while George Petters and Mrs. Miller earned prizes. A member with appendicitis was taken to hospital for surgery.
A local report claimed funds from a Bridge high school musical in the auditorium were donated to the Bridge Civic Club for student lunch programs. The Herald notes the net proceeds went entirely to the Bryant family for Roberta Bryant's diabetes care, not soup program support.
Kathe Harnett and Lucy Culver hosted and visited friends in Bandon and Myrtle Point. Genev a Viven returned home after two weeks away. The H E C of Bridge Grange planned a Christmas tree entertainment for December 21. James Morrison and children Evelyn and Edward visited Coquille. A bridge school gym basketball game between Power and Bridge Independents was postponed to after the new year.
Dora Minard and Mr and Mrs Fred Minard visited in Coquille on Thursday. Mr and Mrs W B Sawyer of Arago visited on Sunday with the C Griffin family. Mr and Mrs W J deBoer of Gravelford called at A J Mays on Sunday afternoon. Members of the Doi Friendly club attended a homer economics meeting held Friday in the community hall.
OCR excerpt discusses a court matter with names Howard and Vall aed ee and a probable scheduled date. It mentions a Grama ga woes in and a reward related to Mi Onder and Co. The fragmentary text suggests a legal proceeding or hearing with unspecified details.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a village or community meeting with names like Myrtle and Mrs. Weekly. The text references a cooking event and a Thursday gathering, but details are unclear due to poor readability.
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