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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
3
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The ae Laat club met at Mrs. Oscer Durrell's home with roll call centering on favorite baby items. Mrs. Minor Mead received gifts, and Mrs. W. A. Nickason won a prize in a baby-use items contest. Numerous local residents attended or sent gifts, with visits and dinners noted among families in Sitka and nearby Coquille.
Catching Creek resident Donald Wood spent the weekend visiting Earl Mills of McKinley and Mrs Loren Knight of Big Creek has moved on the Seymour Fosburg place. Mrs Knight's son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs George Clark stay with her for a while. An overnight guest was H E Glazier of the Del Rema family. In other notes D A Wood and Lyle hauled hay from the Earl Ward place with help from Carl Bushnell Victor and Lyle.
Pleasant Point residents pass time with visits to Wm Johnson and neighbors despite widespread illness. A postponed Pleasant Point club, a Port Ortora trip, birthday dinner, and multiple sick lists mark a week of social activity and health concerns among Caudil Corlisa Mann Watson Bretzel Spires and extended families.
West Myrtle Point guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Knight and daughters Joan and Maxine and Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of Coquille at John Arnold and Mrs Clarence Mile. Nearby, Virgil Smith and Silas Fillies called at Jesse Clinton home. Isaac Miller and son Harold visited Emmett Hammack area. Greta McClellan's knee infection improves. Harley Barklow of Eastside joined Hammack guests. Dorothy Bennett visited Grant McClellan. Sarah C Barklow cared for flu-stricken Alden Butler. Ray Buckles family of Coquille joined others for weekend visits.
Johnson of Marshfield and families visited Calvays Sunday. Barklows and friends traveled to Leander Barklow’s, Hawkins mill, and Myrtle Point for visits. Local residents spent Sunday with relatives, hosted dinner guests, or called on neighbors including the Barklow, Orr, Knolton, and Bushnell households.
McKinley Misg Jessie Lawhorn is again working for Coos Bay Logging at North Bend. Mrs H Lo Hansen has been ill for the past week with a severe cough. Lyman King has returned from the Veterans' hospital and is feeling better. Southstone, the McKinley mail carrier, has been fighting the flu for a week. His daughter Lindell accompanies him and is suffering with the flu this week. Mrs Fred Mast, recently released from Mast hospital, is slowly recovering from flu. Mrs C Mills plans to return home this week after visiting her daughter. Local roads are in very poor condition with many washed out culverts. Older residents say the roads are worse than in years.
Fairview school will close Thursday and Friday to allow local teachers to attend the annual Teachers Institute. Teachers Althea Harrah and Alice Hubbell teach at Fairview. Substantial local notes include recent minor operation for Fay Holverstott at Coquille Hospital and visits by several residents to family and nearby towns.
Dora was held Friday evening at the Fat Bik schoolhouse. Tadlock won several prizes. Leland Minard is touted as the prize fisherman of the community after catching three fine steel. Miss Wilda Shepherd was ill over the weekend. Fred Durnam and Randolph Reynolds were callers Saturday in Coquille. Emil Ellis and Wayne Thompson called at the Sam Bettencourt home. Mrs. C J Thompson and her sons Robert and Keith went to Barview Friday and stayed overnight.
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