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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1934
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ellis Kite and others hosted Sunday guests including the Blan dfords and Bushnells. Emerson Whitney visited John Coldbury while the Wood brothers returned from camp. News notes cover family visits, calls, and marriages in the Catching Creek community.
Numerous visitors and dinner guests are listed from Myrtle Point to Coquille including Mr and Mrs Emil Peterson Mrs Elizabeth Lott and family Mrs Sarah Williams and daughter N Chapman of Coquille Mrs J H McCloskey and family and many others. The notes cover Sunday calls Saturday visits and grange activities with residents from Hindge Mre Marthe Proant and Bridge and nearby towns.
Win Oaks Mr and Mrs Chester Willson of Lee visited Mrs Willson's parents Mr and Mrs John Felsher last week. Ernest Davenport of Marshfield spent Sunday and overnight with his brother A R Davenport and family. Mrs John Felsher called on Mrs Eliza Neel and Mrs R H Lemon and Mrs Sarah Mes. Mr and Mrs Bert Davenport and daughter Jerena were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A R Davenport. Leonard Snellon and Dano Sturdivant visited Walter Felsher. Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson with Lloyd Davenport left for Portland and Seattle Wednesday.
Upper Halle Creek resident Sam Root and Naomi Robison of Arago hosted Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins for dinner. The Damron and McAdam couples joined later, sharing a pleasant evening. Florence Warderwerker Upper Fourmile visited the Swift family briefly.
Remote Mra C FE Dick and Mra Burett Zinn hosted visits in Bandon while families including Lancaster Mecum Wyrick Culver and Bryant shared meals at various homes. A shower for Mrs Ralph Beemer and a Texas style gathering followed with guests listed.
Broadbent and nearby families visited friends across the region. Mrs Harley Bark tow and family called on John Whobroy at tie. Mabel Hermann stayed weekend with Miss Wits at Newbury shore. W A Sawyer of Myrtle Point led a Dairymen meeting at the schoolhouse.
The report lists several Marshfield area residents visiting and social calls by Opal Beene Vilna Hermann and Roderieie Merenmann. Heaton Graham and Harold Robbing did business calls. John Arnold visited Ralph Gibbs. John Owens and family moved this week to a farm near Bridge.
Gaylord Wadblock and family visit Mrs Hamblock in Bandon while Mrs Mary Richardson hosts dinners with Perry D Smith and others. Lincoln day notes at school include art posters and Roosevelt letter to Oregon. Students plan 4 H club events and Valentine box exchanges as Forrest Grant leads a Sheeps club meeting.
Sravelford and Harold Laskey with son Erwin of North Bend visited the Robert Butler home for several days. Myrtle Point visitors included Lioy? cewellen and two sons at Thomas Weekly home. Gravelford Ladies club held a meeting with twelve members reporting, Mrs. George Nelson added. Hostesses Masdames Lige Culbert, Roland Weekly served beans, crackers, cookies, and coffee to members and visitors. Visitors listed included Mesdames Carl Anderson, William Schellhammer, Calmn, Warren Bright, George a, and Melvin Pointer family visiting Clinton home. Roland Weekly and nearby residents seen at Myrtle Point.
South Myrtle Point residents like Lee Wagher returned home after mountain visits. Mr and Mrs Jones traveled to the bay Sunday while Mr and Mrs Cal Gant and Ville Gant and children drove to Powers Bay. Mrs Allen Black visited Mes eeelas Creek Monday evening. C J Crane suffers from poison ash but shows improvement. Viole Zilles of Dora called on Alta Miller. Darkson vonson spent several days with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Crook and family.
Bridge gathering at Lloyd Winningham place on Sunday. Myrtle Point visits by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Winningham and business callers. Executive meeting en route for Orlin Lett and companions. Tom Mast returns home from work with Charles Johnson. David Brown visits grandparents in Myrtle Creek from Weston. Bert Belseu and Charles Farmer travel to Portland on business. Teachers Elise Lamp and Ruth Browin attend English classes in Quilico. Elmer Crank and daughter head to Smith River California for logging work. Zeff Christian injures finger handling cable Friday. Fred Corpe in Roseburg Friday. Albert Pancoast home hosts H C Miller, R D Kring, and A C Gates. Fred Scofield weekend visit to Prey Uniford. Junior Grange organized for local youth under Irene Hatfield.
Patchy OCR notes show Ple met with oer el ten at home and a close 17 score. Siguidas boys beat the tee boys at Rock Creek by five, Herder game mentions Woes fare Rain Being. Bridge boys feel proud after a rare win as Mrs. O and Mre.F. E. Wood attend the gathering for years.
A party of 21 young people hiked to Brewster Rock Sunday afternoon enjoying a nearly finished trail. Attendees included Florence Mead, Dick Mundle, Cora Bullock, Howard Carpenter, Leed Groves, Velma Krewson, Christina Christensen, Alta Mead, and Frank Bates among others. Visitors later in the day and Sunday greetings were noted at several homes including Bert Mead’s and the Ivan Laird residence.
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