Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Guests
Twin Oaks residents welcome Merbert Haughton and Deloss from siteeen A Bat ad overnight. Floyd Corliss of Kiomathre visits with the Davenports. Mrs Floyd Reed and guests call on various neighbors. Amy Davenport fractures her arm playing Friday. Several families travel to Salem Myrtle Point and Willamette University activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merbert Haughton
Deloss
Roy Mast
Georgia
Robert Morineo Allegany
John Felsher
W A McNair
Henry Warner
John Rissberger
Leone
Jean Harrison
Floyd Reed
Charles Adams
Myrtle Point
Chrid Nelson
Salem
Willamette University
Chester Willson
Sire Roy Mast
Allegany Doloss
Sitkum residents host gatherings and local errand notes
Sitkum residents posted a week of small activities. Sitkum Elder and Tnx T M Cole visited the Pearly Crawley home while Fern Nickason recovered from an earache with family support. Mrs Elmer Wilson celebrated a birthday with the Keller family, and local residents made various calls, trips to Coquille Myrtle Point and a dressing room project for the gym Ladies club.
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Elder and
Cole of
Maranhfield
Pearly Crawley
W A Nickason
Fern
Reeburg
Betty Nickason
Nickason
Mead
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Keller
Elmer Wilson
Wilson
Beans and Cheese Casserole and Beank Hamburgers Featured
Brown bean nostalgia in Maine woods inspires two recipes. Beans and Cheese Casserole blends crisp bacon pecan and New England casserole mix. Beked Beans and Hamburger combines onion and hamburger with canned beans for a hearty dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
New England
Schroeder Named to U S Olympic Speed Skating Team
Eddie Schroeder of Chicago was selected by the American Olympic Association as a member of the United States speed skating team to compete at the world championships in speed skating during the coming Winter Olympics season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
Schroeder
Chicago
Community Social Roundup From Jennings Cottage to Bridge
The Holmes family traveled Friday from the Jennings cottage on the hill to a site nearer the highway Mrs van Cribbins visited her parents Ave and Mre L B Jennings Saturday Elva Cribbins spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Ovid Bryant at Bridge Mtr and Mre C J Holmes Buddy and Lillian spent Sunday at the Kenneth Holmes home Mr and Mrs I B England and Miss Doris England were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryant at Bridge George Cuorno and I B Jennings were business visitors in Rosebury Monday Will Cribbins was a Myrtle Point visitor Tuesday
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Kenneth Holmes
Jennings
van Cribbins
Ave
L. B. Jennings
Mtr
J Holmes
Buddy
Lillian
I B
England
Doris England
Ovid Bryant
Bridge
George Cuarno
Rosebury
Will Cribbins
Myrtle Point
Pleasant Point community sickness and visits noted
Pleasant Point residents report illnesses including Doris Johnson and Clair Baker with measles. Several neighbors, including William and Dorothy Watson and Annabelle Miller, visit Langlois and nearby homes. The Pleasant Point club met January 10 at Mrs. Walter Laird’s home for a potluck dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Doris Johnson
Wlten Clair Baker
William Watson
Dorothy Watson
Annabelle Miller
Roy Spires
Leslie Cadman
Langlois
Jack Bailey
William Lobdell
Sarah Kelly
al Volck
Ralph Harry
Volck
Harry Annabelle Miller
Nerubhy Watson
Pleasant Point Club
Mra
Walter Laird
Ladies Club Meeting And Basket Weaving Notice
Mesdames William Watson A H Bender RO W Haughton Bert Claver Kate Hodson Hugh Mac Lean Bruno Lange J A Guthardt and hostess Mrs Walte Laird Wistturs enjoyed dinner. Mrs Walter Laird elected president with Mra R W Haughton as vice president and Mrs William Watson secretary treasurer and Mra A H Bender news reporter. Afternoon spent weaving baskets. Next meeting Feb 13 at Mrs Walter Laird home for basket finishing and potluck at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watson
A. H Bender
W Haughton
Bert Claver
Kate Hodson
Hugh MacLean
Bruno Lange
J A Guthardt
Walte
Laird Wistturs
Bonnie Dutton
Bonnie June
Ma Ether
Walter Laird
Mra
Guy Mann
California
Mann
Thomas Royer
Mathiasen
Bruno Laut
Mayre Esther
Freda Bretzel
A. H. Bender
Local School Sees Light Winter With Few Illnesses
McKinley BP Lark Mast visits son Lee Mast while Mr and Mrs George Glenn mourn Resene stag Omersional. A wind storm lasts moments. The school reports a fortunate winter with no contagious diseases and only a few pupils absent with mild illnesses.
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Lark
Local Visitors and Family Visits In Coquille Area
Dora Geo Binder returned to Coquille after a visit with the A. J Mayse family. Mrs. Belle Neel of Medford visited her sister Mrs. M G Buel. Mr and Mrs Chas Gill took their sons Wayne and Richard home from Knife hospital where they were treated for pneumonia. Mrs Perry Neal of Fairview visited Mra A J Mayse. Mrs J N Gearhart stopped at Pleasant Hill school. Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs Fred Durnam, Mrs Geo Pratt and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Binder
A. J Mayse
Coquille
Belle Neel
Medford
MG Buel
Chas. Gill
Wayne
Richard
Knife Hospital
Perry Neal
Fairview
Mayse
J N Gearhart
Pleasant Hill
Local Social Notices Include Miners and Bunches
Fragmentary lines mention Mr and Mrs Yred Min leon Mrs 0 G Bunch and Minarda as inhabitants. Text references a home here on a Thursday likely October 7 with Md Cole involved in some role or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yred Minleon
G. Bunch
Minard
Eider
Cole A
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