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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1936
Page
3
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Community scraps list residents visiting houses moving into new homes and family trips. Jacek Counts travels to North Bend with his son Junior to stay with the Senters. Several locals visit relatives in Powers Myrtle Point and Eureka with hospital and school notes included.
Catching Creek residents Mr and Mrs Charles Loomis and Mr Guy Bell returned from Eureka California. Ward enjoys a new washing machine. Eugene Adams locates on the Marsters place. Adams fills his barn with hay for cattle. Ernest Counts Jr moves to North Bend to attend school. Ida Oerding spent last Tuesday evening with the Adams family. Mrs J L Knight and Elmer, and Miss Margaret Holtman of Portland visited Calra Marsters last Thursday. P F Allo Bartlett confined to bed with the flats up and around. Valentine Party planned Friday. Calia Norsters feeling better and counting the days to recovery. Delbert and Frank Rema enjoy new cars bought last week. Earl Wad and J Lo Knight family visited Sunday. Margaret Holtman left for Portland Sunday. Mrs Flossie Knigit Matthis of Dallas Texas reports her double major in English and education. Dr W Vi Glaisge of Coquille was a recent business caller at Jol Knight ranch.
Sunday visitors from McKinley included Elmer King Ira King and their spouses. Mary Jackson of Bandon and Geo Glenn with Ivyl Frye and children Duane and Ivylene visited relatives in Powers. The January high reached 69 degrees per the weather observer H I Hansen.
Dora Mrs Frank McCrary of Coquille visited from Monday to Thursday with her aunt Mrs A J Mayse and family. A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs Adelaid Buel on Sunday afternoon at the Doras cemetery. Several locals addressed travel to Brewster Valley and Allegany for various family visits.
Pleasant Point residents logged a week of social visits William Lobdell Jr traveled to Portland returning Saturday with sister Maude Lobdell Mrs William Watson and daughter Dorothy dined with Mrs Guy Menn Mr and Mrs Ralph Harry and son Richard and Mrs Al Volck visited William Watson Alden Flanders was reported on Neuch Itst Monday Clair Baker recovering from measles Dora Johnson returned to school after a week of illness
Bridge Mr and Mrs Dwight Culver and children called on Mr and Mrs Charles Mack Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs O W Heath were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ray Beckett last Thursday evening. Mrs Albert Pancoast returned last Thursday from a business trip to Portland Myrtle Beckett will lead Christian Endeavour Sunday evening. Last Sunday afternoon several members of the Bridge Christian Endeavor attended the Myrtle Union executive meeting in Coquille. They were John Dunckley Nadine Ellis Mae Hatcher and Maud and Lou Hooton. The HEC club met with Mrs HeA Hatfield Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Dwight Culver Charlotte Cribbins and Oran Finch left last Wednesday for Portland and vicinity returning Friday Culver.
Text discusses pineapple juice abundance and cultural affection, then provides old fashioned recipes. Holiday Fruit Creamed uses pineapple for a banana cream dessert serving eight. Marshmallow Fruit Floss blends pineapple juice with gelatin, fruit syrup, cream and marshmallows into a chilled salad.
A long social list from Norway notes Elizabeth Lett and Mrs Lily Dement visiting Myrtle Point, Broadbent calls on Mrs J M Wagner and the Haughtons, and multiple local residents hosting dinners and gatherings. Moved Angus McDonald to Cushman to head a cheese factory. numerous Detlefsen and Schmidt family appearances are recorded. A surprise stork shower honors Mrs Henry Gasner with a farewell for Mrs Angus McDonald. News also lists T B Klock of Seattle's death.
Remote Mr and Mrs Tony Barkley and children spent last Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Will Cribbins Miss Doris England spent Friday night with her sister Mrs Ovid Bryant of Bridge J M Sullivan is unable to work this neck due to an injured neck Miss Elva Cribbins visited Mrs Ivan Cribbins Saturday afternoon The school children are working program for a basket social to be given February 2 The regular meeting of the community club will be Friday evening at the schoolhouse After the business meeting there will be a Valentine party with Mrs Henry Wyrick in charge of program and games and Mrs Ray Bartley refreshment.
Sunday leisure visits described as Mrs W Bigeviw calling on Mr and Mrs Robert Parrish. Loree Randleman returns from a two week measles absence and Ernest Dunber misses a day. Pupils made new spring borders and completed several literacy and history books. Eighth graders review history, craft relief maps of Oregon and read geography magazines borrowed from Myrtle Point library. Valentine projects and plans for Valentine’s Day noted.
West Myrtle Point residents including John Arnold and son Bille visited Mrs Katie Arnold of Myrtle Point. Jesse Clinton made a business call in Coquille. Ben and Mrs Gant of Lee joined Dr and Mrs Grant McClellan for luncheon. Mrs John Arnold visited Mrs Jesse Clinton. Calvin Ray has been ill but improving. Alice Belshaw weekend with Greta and June McClellan. Jesse Clinton traveled to Brewster Valley on Sunday. Evelyn Berry visited Greta McClellan on Sunday.
Sitkum residents report moves with Ray Rookard and daughter Florence Alma returning to the valley from the Laird camp. Hazel Durrell and Edell Bryant attended a dance in Eugene. Colleen and Wilda Bryant moved Monday to Julius Beham place for the year. Betty Nickason, recovering at Coquille hospital, returned home Saturday. The Ladies club hosted a birthday shower for Mrs C M Wilson with guests including Mesdames Oscar Durrell and Ernest.
Names such as Lester Mayse Phebe Marry Krewson and Arthur Jenkins appear amid notes of illness. Mrs Mead visits relatives while Duane Shoemaker handles chores and Elmer Wilson recovers from pleurisy. A meal of ice cream and cake marks the gathering with several guests noted at Dora and Marion Miller’s home.
Gravelford Mr and Mrs Roland Weekly visited Myrtle Point last week. Marie Clinton spent the weekend with sister Mrs Melvin Pointer of Lee. Saturday night guests at J C Clinton home included Kelly Clinton Virginia Royal and Melvin Pointer of Lee. Others staying over included Prieda Strong at J C Jackson home. Jim Baker of the Laird Benham and Laird camp stayed over. Elmer and Lewis Nelson of Portland visiting relatives. 8 Clinton spent Sunday night at Melvin Pointer in Lee.
Mrs St Leatherman visited Mrs G W Clinton on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Roy Abbott of Powers spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Henry Hervey. Henry Brown and Hugo Fidelesch family joined Byron Hervey at the George Schanz home. Roy Abbott and Billie Phyllis Lehman were also mentioned among community members.
Owskiy of Powers were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Meary. Sunday callers at the L Leather man home. Mrs Walter Schroeder and Mrs Harold Dick spent Thursday and Friday in Curry county.
The notice lists residents from Ashland and Coquille and nearby areas visiting relatives and viewing sites on Sunday. Names include Arago Mrs Albert Lillie Mr Burtamn Mr and Mrs Marvin Shaw Arlen and Patty Shaw Lois Robison Edith Barnett Neoma Gi Cerbell Halter Lane and Harrah Barklow and others.
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