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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
3
Sunday visits and family news from Marshfield area residents. Mrs. Sarah te plans to visit daughter Clarehes with neighbors and relatives, while numerous calls and visits occur among the Scott, Schroeder, Aasen, Robison, and MacDonald families. Community events include a nature study class and a quilt gathering with devotional singing and a potluck.
Numerous local visits and gatherings fill a week in West Norway with residents visiting kin, attending basketball games in Arago, and helping on county roads. Family and friends including Barklows, Robisons, Laffertys, and Knights share dinners, travel for errands, and attend community events.
Harold Hall came from Eugene to visit his parents while Tom A Hall studied at the University of Oregon Mare. Mare and Ardelia Michel joined Sunday guests at the Tom Hall residence. Danford Mast and Norma Peter son called on the Hall family Sunday evening. Ray Stevens from Powers visited the Hall home. Mrs Rhoda Murray and daughter Mrs Eva White with son Arthur and Clyde Palm, all of Roseburg, stayed with Mrs Murray's sister Mrs W Clinton. Other visitors included Sarah Wilkans of Myrtle Point and families from Coquille and Marshfield at the G W Clinton home. Sack Rohrer of Crescent City spent Saturday with William Harmon. Mr and Mrs Edwin Schroeder and son Milton and Miss Helen Gil of Myrtle Point were Sunday dinner guests of S L Leather man. Mrs Walter Schroeder visited with Bon Gantsett and family. Mr and Mrs Adrian Schroeder spent Sunday with Bevats Iverson. Mr and Mrs George Shanz hosted Burdov dinner with John Parry. Mrs Schone and Mrs Parry called on Mrs Don Lewis. Mrs Lews daughter Mrs Martin Gaosner and Dorothy Lewis and her son Fred have been sick with the flu.
Sitkum residents note visits among neighbors and relatives. Leslie Groat met Rice Grant Weathers in Dora Fri ir, while Harry Crowley and family joined his brother David Crowley in Port Orford, with Mrs. Al Welch and Mrs. Pheoho H Minor present. Elmer Wilson’s family hosted a stay, and Mrs. W A Lott visited with daughter Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Erwin Laird called on Miss Wilde Shepherd, and others, including A Nickason, attended Saturday gatherings and a dinner social once.
West Myrtle Point locals recount visits and greetings at homes across the area. Wendlands from Sedro Woolley Washington arrive Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Weldon. numerous neighbors and relatives drop by homes in town for dinners calls and social gatherings throughout the week.
Anna Culver of Bridge visited Tuesday night at her sister Mrs Henry Wyrick’s home. Edwina Grove of Myrtle Point joined M Pear Dick last Wednesday. Mrs B England and Mrs Ovid Bryant hosted luncheon for Mrs Vern Magill. Mary Ellen Ritz spent the weekend with her mother in Marsh 10. Losal Norris and two children returned home Saturday after visiting relatives. Ralph Beamer transported Mrs Ernust Warner to visit Mr Amor at Knife hospital Sunday. Casey Sutphin and family of Smith River California returned home Sunday after visiting Don McPherson. John and Toni Warner of Chico California arrived at Farnest Warner’s Sunday. Don McPherson traveled to Coquilla Sunday morning. Remote Commenty club plans a three act play Hunting a paband Friday night at the house. Everyone invited.
The column lists Gravelford Mr and Mrs Crosby visiting friends on Sunday. Crosby and family and Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs Ru N Butler visit Myrtle Point Monday. Mrs Jame Laird and son Clell, Mrs Carl Anee Clinton and Mr Ro 5 thin Pe ET are among names mentioned with Monday trips and Sunday calls.
Dora Miller and Mr and Mrs M C Miller were callers on Wednesday. Families including Crumleys, Gearharts, Bennett, and Bunch share visits and dinners across nearby towns. Notable trips include Mrs Bennett’s ride to Myrtle Point and a Sunday gathering at the Dearhart home with Pratt and Shepherd families.
Catching Creek Kent Marsters labs at farming before bad weather halted work. Miss Cerd nz dines with Mrs. Port ratt Tuesley. Mr and Mrs. Gene Adams visit George and James ra Marvin Pontice from Triangle visits Guy Bell. Louis Shindell and Gene Cole build a bathroom and dinette for Guy Bell home. Mra George Pratt buys new senars for Elmer Knight who went to Han ford Calif to run a creamery with eight men under him. John Febry tends crops while John Breuer clears land. Knight recovers from flu and eats better.
A series of local visits and callers highlights the weekend in Myrtle Point and Powers. Names include Dement Creek residents Hillis, Mrs T M Stover, Wm Chandler Waler, Donald C lkison, Mrs Arthur Chandler, and the Anderson, Barkley, Gilkison, and Brown families visiting relatives and friends. Elmer Bell and others were valley and Myrtle Point visitors.
Halls Creek hosts Mr and Mrs Sam Danton at Ern est Watkins home. Rev and Mrs Frank Cohen and children dine at Willam Barnet home. Evelyn Doyt dines with Mary and Jean Watkins, and 2 B Watkins visit Coquille with Merle Hicks recovering from tonsil surgery.
Town residents attended dinners and birthday celebrations at the Brownson and Knight homes. Christian Endeavor leaders, church activities, and a basketball game featuring the Broadbent and Bunker Hill teams are noted amid weekend visits to relatives in Walla Walla, Brewster Valley, and nearby areas.
Catching Creek residents and visitors are listed with calls on neighbors and business trips. Over the week Edwin Wood visited George Pratt, Loomis family trips to Myrtle Point and Coquille noted, Wayne Carman stayed with J L Lakey, and others such as Jack Smith Julius Howe Tom Lawson R H McCall and Mrs McCall with baby appear in various visits and errands.
Powers Dr and Mrs Robert McCune and infant were in Marshfield visiting Mr and Mrs R A Wernich of Coquille were in town Sunday. The hen's club gathered at the clubhouse for fellowship at 2 p m with guests Carl Brig and Clarence Conger noted at the dessert.
Arago week activities center on a Sunday School session with 13 in attendance and special music by Mrs. Emily Hickam and others. A Saturday evening mixed quartet performed Jesus Lover of My Soul with C A Swift Jean Watkins Ernest Watkins and Sam Damron. Rev Cohen plans more meetings in Mortie Point next week as Olaf Assen visited Myrtle Point the previous Thursday. The report notes family visits and hospital updates involving McAllister Hickam Parker Shaw Fleming Schroeder Burbank and others.
McKinley Mr and Mrs Lee Mast Wilford Maat aha Miss Helen Stans attended Clarence Churchill home. Nellie Brown and children visited at Schant home in Lee. Eleanor Malden ill, absent from Mey school. Violet Carrillo stayed overnight with Mrs Tree. George Glenn attended Northfork Fairview Grange meeting. H Lawhorne went to Portland for business.
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