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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
2
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Most schools closed for Christmas holidays with programs on Friday, reflecting actual classroom work. Superintendent Wartha Mulkey notes programs increasingly reproduce classroom work and charge for entertainment outside regular courses. Some schools reopen January 2 and others January 7.
Latelyweds Mr and Mrs Jack McKillop with Zona Kelly of Klamath Falls visit Donald Lee Kelly in Portland then return for Christmas with Delia Kelly. W R Endicott and baby Raymond Donald of Altauras California travel to meet Mrs Endicott's mother Della Kelly, take Billy Endicott to California for Christmas. Edgar Rickard and Rosemary visit Rickard's parents in Eugene. Fred Hollister and Janice spend Christmas with Hollister family. Charles Wagner from Johnson Mountain joins Mrs Myrtle Button for Christmas dinner. Dolores Bellon arrives from University of Oregon to spend holidays with J E Bellon. Ray Kaufman of Marshfield visits Christmas Eve with Karl Kaufman and Jamuy.
Remote Miss Pearl Dick and Jim Wade traveled to Junction City with Miss Dick joining Port land plans with her aunt Mrs Gloria Ferris to visit relatives Delos Appleton Bryant and Bridge figures hosted Christmas dinner at Arthur Webb in Marshfield. Atyrte Bryant visited Myrtle Point while Mecum family arrival from California planned Christmas at Albert Mecum's home. Ritz departed for Marshfield to spend Christmas with TE feel th t pro was given at the schoolhouse. Friday treats were provided by the community club during New Year events. Mr and Mrs J M Sullivan and three sons shopped in Myrtle Point, and Myrle Bryant dined with Delos Appleton.
Mr and Mrs Merle West travel to Ashland for Christmas with relatives. Visitors include Mrs Winifred Gray and three children from California to see her mother Mrs James Wood. Local gatherings feature John Podling’s guests Mr and Mrs Bud Coffman and family, Mrs Marthe Goodman Bates, Mildred Bushnell and family, and Marion Whitney’s call on Mrs Leomis.
The report records Poetwee het Loomis Satur nay along with Robert and eith Bush nell Martin Lassen and Tom Detlef as business callers in the vicinity on Tuesday, indicating a notable local presence.
Arago residents greet holiday guests and returning family members including Claire Keltner Edwin Keltner Ruth Woodward and Edith Woodward among others. The community enjoyed the grade school Christmas operetta On Christmas Hill and a church program with songs, readings, and tableaux amid festive visits from relatives in Portland Corvallis Bremerton and Canby.
The text recalls a candlelight recessional and carols led by Mrs. Ray Parker and the choir including It Came Upon a Midnight Clear and Angels from the Realm of Glory. It notes Mr and Mrs George Harpson hosting Christmas Day plans and Rose Bowl attendance in Pasadena. Shelby McAllister arrives from Ashland for Christmas with the McAllister family.
The annual Christmas program "The Old Old Story" delighted crowds in Powers with Mrs Harold Summers as the angel and student actors in the nativity tale. The high school Girls Glee Club led by Miss Beth Thomas provided carols, Santa gave treats, and the event was funded by the Community Chest under the PTA.
A jumble of brief notes details visits and events from the area. Families like Bones Carman Hainey Maines and Renfarth gather for Christmas and weekend stays while others travel to see relatives. A community club meeting and a nightclub dance with refreshments are also noted.
Mrs Frans Wise and Mrs A I Rice were in Coquille on business. Families and friends travelled for Christmas visits including Ted and Ceci with turkeys to Myrtle Point, and multiple gatherings at the Joe Exernden and Lawrence Knight homes. The community shared festive meals, medical care updates, and local socializing as residents returned from Seattle, Portland, and nearby towns.
The piece lists attendees and visitors including Miss Gilda Dietz of Myrtle Point, Addie Hayes, Addie Hayees, Mr. James Devereux, Addie Hayees, and Rupert Swenson. Meantime names like Glen Giant, Warner W P Staney, El Fils Warner W P Hainer appear among other attendees.
North Powers and Mrs Prort Leland of Myrtle Point visit Tutela Mro and Mrs Ainty Johnson and family travel to Eugene for Christmas with relatives. Joe Micuta goes to Marchfield on a business trip. Mr and Mrs William Northup and family in Myrtle Fort celebrate Christmas with Mrs Northip. Mary Richardson of Gaylord mentioned with Mrs T S Harrington. Rosascismal, grandson of Mrs Alan Mordan, operated for appendicitis at Myrtle Point Hospital Tuesday night. Alor Polte recovering after flu confinement. Death noted of George Sugden, son of Mrs Joe Sugden, longtime Powers resident.
The paragraph lists local residents and visitors over Christmas, including Miss Detty Glassyer and Miss Betty Valayer from Hawaii, Irene Sandon visiting Marshfield and Bun Stationed with camp graduates, and Reed College students home for holidays. It notes travel between Portland and Laurelhurst and mentions weather with little snow this winter. It highlights activities like a Christmas exchange party hosted by Mrs Ed Walker.
The readable text mentions Mrs Clinton hosting guests including Miss fing and Mopenna fthroeder of Belen. Residents Fogullle and Ann Ca iornt om are living there, with others such as Drew and Chak noted in partial form.
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