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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
5
Community notes from Mydle Point recount visits and dinners in Brewster Valley and Myrtle Point. Residents attend funerals, jury service, and family gatherings while local officials report travel to Marshfield and Coquille for business and school matters.
Local columns recount weekend social visits and gatherings across Catching Creek. Residents including Edward Brown Jacqueline Drown Del Remo and families, Bushnell and Brown households, and others trade visits in Marshfield Myrtle Point and nearby towns.
Arago students will present a Christmas program in the high school assembly room Friday afternoon. A splendid program is promised and admission is free for the children. Parents and friends are urged to attend.
A sequence of brief local visits and social calls from Gravelford Myrtle Point Coquille and Marshfield. Names include Schellhammer Clinton Parrish Bright Culbertson Pointer Butler and Shook with multiple relatives guests and callers throughout the week and a Friday night event canceled at the Gravel ford community hall.
Mrs Claude Randleman attended a Friday luncheon hosted by Mrs Ernest Watkins. W WII Snavely visited Wednesday to perform carpentry for B B Wat king. Snavely joined her husband Sunday. Alvin Fredenburg and Merle Randleman stayed Friday night with George Paull and Charles Lett of Arago to join the evening basketball game. Mrs Claude Randleman and Mrs Ernest Watkins called Friday at the C A Swift home. Mr and Mrs John Damron and Mr and Mrs Jesse Damron and children of Bandon plus Mr C A Swift visited H E Watkins Sunday. Miss Annie Deardorff stayed overnight Sunday with Miss Mary Watkins.
West Myrtle Point resident Charles Redell stayed overnight with Bob Belloni on Sunday. Calvin Ray hosted Norma Martin Geraldine Lilly Belle Reed and Catherine Miller to North Bend. Chester Root and T M Dunwoodle called in Marshfield on Tuesday. Hey Stevens with three children and Miss Dean visited the Root home Sunday. Emmett Hammack and Merahfield residents were callers Tuesday. W P Hughes joined a Tuesday luncheon at the McClellan home. Mr and Mrs Jesse Clinton and Mr and Mrs B H Norris and daughter were noted in local social rounds.
Genevieve attended the Poultry Show in Bandon on Sunday. Mrs A M Christensen and daughter Marvine visited Mrs Jgs ee Clinton Tuesday. Evelyn Guthardt stayed Friday night with the McClellans. Jesse Clinton and Eliza Noi hosted Mrs. Clinton Sunday. Ernest Hammack moves from Bridge to Bryant house amid local flu and illness reports. Eldon Root ill with flu this week. Mrs Bryant Wallen visited Mrs E Smith of Coquille Tuesday. Mary Miller visited Mrs Chester Root at midday.
Broadbent Oliver Neal arrives from Earlimart to see his father in Mast hospital Myrtle Point. Hendershott ill. Mrs. Jennie Luttrell visiting in Bridge. Filing season begins with high water. Local folks report good fish catches and pleasant Sunday outing on Robbins Butte. 4-H pins awarded for Camp Cookery. cantata A Topsy Turvy Christmas set for December 21 with rhythm band numbers and a tree afterward.
South Myrtle Point resident Charles Green has suffered a week of flu with partial improvement. Neighbors, including Rev and Mrs. Charles Barklow, visited the Calvin Gant home, while George Wagner called on Charles Crook Jr. and C. J Crane repaired a roof.
Twelve Hollywood names join a famous screen duo in an upcoming theater presentation next Sunday Monday and Tuesday. James Cagney and Warner Oland appear together after early screen hits and stage launches in a lively production described as one of the great teams of musical comedy players.
A lively 1930s revue style comedy features Claire Deed in bold daring spectacles. The film centers on a team of performers taking on roles in non musical pictures with humorous mishaps and flamboyant production numbers.
On Oregon farms a 22 percent yield increase was observed in Bortfield turnips at the E. H Steinmetz farm Chitwood from 100 pounds per acre of phosphate blends Bocets Turnip Yield Treble phosphate 0-42-0 and an amended phosphate 10-52-0. County Agent M J Conklin assisted in the 292 demonstration trial. Lane Max Clover growth exceeded 3 000 pounds from Ladine seed grown by J W Wynn of Junction City and certified for crested wheatgrass seeding at Lake County.
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