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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
3
Local residents hosted visitors and relatives over the weekend and week. Events include dinners in Myrtle Point and Coos County, medical visits, garden deliveries, dances, and club gatherings with numerous neighbors and families, all noting holiday plans and travel.
Community members including Robison, Barklow, and Lafferty families visited friends and relatives around Myrtle Point and Coquille. Church attendees and business calls populated a busy week with several social visits and local errands noted through Monday to Sunday events.
Sitkum Florence Mead who has had em plois a neat waiting table at Camp 2 wors the past year came home last Thursday to stay until after the Christmas vacation She will remaie her duties as soon as camsé opens again Mr and Mrs Elmer Wilson were business callers in Myrtle Point Friday evening.
The MecKinley Pollyanna club met with Mrs last Thursday with members C A Jaling, Mo Lawhorne, Nellie Drown, Reuben Brown, Maurice Bryan, Julius Bonham, Ed Abernathy, Lloyd Leatherman. Nellie Brown named vice president and Mrs Ed Abernathy treasurer. Clarence Churchill hosted a birthday party for her son James turning four.
Mrs Percy Bartree and Wm Schellhammer visited shoppers last week. Myrtle Rotor and Jorn Lusk appeared at events on Myrtle Hurst. Culbertson attended Collier funeral. Ben Huey, Kris Huntley, Ed Huntley joined in Raleigh tribute. Honey Miller made business call in Myrtle Point.
Messrs West and Nest made a business trip to Co pile. Effie Roma and Richard Lakey visited Marshfich. Dell Heath and Frank art built a bridge on the Rema lace. Julius Howe leaves for eastern Oregon on business. Jack Mith will care for the Hows nee in his absence. Mildred Bushnell and Marton Akey visited North Bend. Dollie Booth and club girls prepare for Christmas.
James W California visits for work while Whitney spends weekend with Mrs James Yee. Mrs Armfield joins husband in Myrtle Point for Christmas shopping. first trip in four years. Emerson Whitney out of schoolhouse work this week and Seymour Fosbury with son Cran surveying property.
Residents spread across Myrtle Point and nearby areas during the holiday weekend. Guests at multiple homes included extended families such as the Clark, Mast er, and Hawkins households. Distinct travelers head to Kamath Folie, San Francisco, and Los Angeles for work and Christmas holidays.
Mrs Nelsen and Esther spent Saturday in Marshfield. Mr and Mrs Davenport hosted dinner with several guests. The community club held December meeting at the schoolhouse and planned Christmas activities. Children rehearse a Christmas program for Friday night.
The column lists visits and gatherings in Coquille Blue Lake and nearby areas including birthdays parties hosted by H C Breeding and the Shull family. Moments feature quilting, overnight stays, garden planting, and neighbors dining together with names such as Clair Dement Ada Shull G A Wilberger and H C Breeding.
Halls Creek residents host guests including Mr and Mrs Ernest Watkins and Mr and Mrs Claude Randleman. Miss Annie Deardorff and Miss Loree Randleman visited the Watkins home. Mrs B B Watkins improves after a week of illness. The Watkins family and I W McAdam engage in holiday travel plans and visitors. Loree and Merle Watkins share Sunday time with family. S C McAlister continues to recover from a hospital accident with pain but shows gradual improvement.
Tuesday visits and weekend gatherings across Myrtle Point include the FO B Goldner family hosting, Barklow and Barklower trips to Marshfield, Johnson mill guests at Manley Barklow home, and families from Gold Beach and Bandon sharing meals and hospitality. Several illnesses noted with recoveries, and local clubs meet to plan and support friends and neighbors.
North Powers and Mrs. Everett Overton with daughter planned a Brownsville trip for Christmas. Toward Christmas, numerous locals including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Overton and others attended a luncheon and pinochle party at Mrs. Frendy Gaylord’s home. Several families travel to Eugene, Portland, and Roseburg for holidays while local visits continued in North Bend and Myrtle Point.
Fragmentary text mentions an evening time with a person and a title or role, but details are unreadable. Possible names appear as gararwaedh and Bahirdey with partial references to Mr. and a manager.
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