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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1958
Page
5
In Coquille events crowd Grange Hall with forty for a potluck. museum visits exceed 1000 since January 1. Funds rise to $400 in January. volunteers urged. Also reports on Coquille Valley Art classes, Elgin Chapter honors, engagements, weddings, Boy Scout events, and Community Concert plans.
Mr and Mrs George Slagle left Sunday morning by plane on a business trip to Portland returning home Tuesday. Richard Cummins of Hollywood arrived for a two week visit with his mother Mrs Gladys Cummins and grandfather C C Carter. Mrs E C Barker visited her sister Mrs James Richmond in Coquille Friday. Dr Richmond is reported critically ill at his home. Mr and Mrs Jack Sturza and sons Ronnie and Robbie left for Arcata to visit Mr and Mrs William Gross and three daughters. Mr and Mrs Frank Meldrum Mr and Mrs Craig Oleson and Judge Robert Belloni attended the dedication of the Curry County Courthouse in Gold Beach and a meeting of the Coos county group.
The Curry Bar Association and the women were entertained at a tea in the afternoon and attended a banquet at the Sunset Inn that evening where Mr. Meldrum delivered the welcome address. Mrs. Bert Pearson returned Friday from Massachusetts hospital after confinement for several weeks of treatment. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Davenport came home Monday from Sheridan after visiting their son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Guerin Sr. learned on Saturday of the death that day, February 8, of Mrs. Guerin's cousin, Mrs. E. R. Roland, a California visitor and granddaughter of Capt Michenar, founder of Port Vriord.
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