Helen Ceamed Passes After Brief Illness
Helen Ceamed died after a brief illness. She previously resided in Myrtle Point with family and friends. Funeral arrangements are pending as neighbors reflect on her life and community involvement.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
6
Helen Ceamed died after a brief illness. She previously resided in Myrtle Point with family and friends. Funeral arrangements are pending as neighbors reflect on her life and community involvement.
Readable text lists names including hom sorin-jacket, Mr and Mrs, a Dn Woolms, Dewars, and mentions a wife, a'Waughter Shirley. Context unclear, but references family relations in a local notice fragment.
The report lists community hosts from Coquille Broadbent and Myrtle Point hosting Moose women, Sunday school teachers, and Woodcraft members. Events include quilting sessions birthday celebrations and large family dinners with neighbors and relatives from Colville Riverton and Railroad Ave.
Miss Virgina Lewis and Mrs Jenna M Rissberger visit Wendelin Feten home Arago road Riverton Miss Thelma Snider attends Rivers basketball game overnight guest of Mr and Mrs Berk Lee Cora Budock Sunday dinner guest at Ecfan Schroeder Friday Guests Mrs Jesselinter and Mrs W Clinton caller of Mra Sands Filis Dr fb Wo maarke 8s Periesnd op tometris in Msertle Porn February 15 at Hotel Myrtle examination is free Anna Fliremens Ball Salve Sprayeardens Bandon Saturday February 11 music by Silver Spray orchestra tickets four for 25 cents
Mr and Mrs C R Bennett entertained at a dinner party in honor of two birthdays Mrs May Bright and Mrs Mary Bennett. Guests included A R Bennett Julia Leep Melvin Bunch Elizabeth Bennett Dorothy and Paula Bennett plus Eleanor Helen and others. Also notes on a quilting party, a Saturday night bridge, a buffet supper, and a quilting party at Mrs John Mussberger with details of attendees and refreshments.
Sunday school led by Mrs Mary Van Fossen with 11 am and 7:30 pm sermons on second and fourth Sundays. Churches listed include Cathedral of the Air in Marshfield with Kool and Rev and Mrs T Jackman as pastors. The Church of the Returnn features multiple services, midweek Bible study, youth meetings, and donation drives. Catholic chaplain Rev L A Miller announces duties for the week starting February 12 with daily Masses and Sunday devotions.
Richard Barklow, son of Ben Barklow of West Myrtle Point, returned home from Linfield College and will sit out this semester while he works at Coos Feed and Seed in Coquille. Myrtle Point residents Lawrence Hougton, Fred Rockard, Ray Morrison return from Crescent City logging work, joining local homecomings and weekend visits. Community members tour Marshfield and North Bend on business, and multiple social visits and dinners are noted across Coquille, Myrtle Point, and Empire area.
A fragmented OCR item describes visitors in a city space viewing stalls and a food trade exhibit. It mentions various people and activities with unclear attributions, including a figure labeled Papa and references to beverages, footwear, and a merger context.
Birth announcements from Bridge and Gaylord note an eight pound girl born February 2 to Mr and Mrs Adam Helstand at the maternal home in Bridge. a nine pound boy named Donald Dale born February 2 to Mr and Mrs Henry Gilbert of Gaylord. Margaret Jane welcomed Tuesday morning at Mast Hospital. Donald Dale is the first son for his parents and the family’s third child.
Harry Fensler died January 27 in a Lana Beach California hospital after a seven week illness. He had lived for years in Ives Front County, Neuron Washington, and was connected with the Hub store in Tanguidle. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs Wilson Fensler and a San Francisco sister, with other relatives listed in the notice.
Herman Carl age 1077 died in a Portland hospital after influenza and a mastoid operation. He lived in Powers and Hillsboro, dairy farmer, married Ellen Ellingsen, four children survived. Archie McMillan, 71, died at his Powers home after lingering illness. survived by five children and a sister. Funeral services set for Hillsboro and Powers.
Robert Majors died Sunday afternoon in a Bay hospital after injuries from over a year ago in Marshfield. A paralytic stroke last week contributed to his death. He was forty eight years old and well known in Powers where he lived for five years.
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