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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1947
Page
2
Mrs Warda Smith hosted the Home Extension unit on Wednesday February 19 for their regular monthly meeting focusing on salads and salad dressing. The Booster’s club planned a forthcoming fund raising event. Mrs Purdy attended Saturday evening for a school board meeting held at the home.
Gaylord residents travel to Coos Bay Coquille and Coos River for family visits and hospital checks. Mrs. Addie Hayes Mrs. Kenneth Rolfe and others visit Myrtle Point Coquille and nearby communities this week.
Mrs Ro McCaill and family visited Floras Creek on Sunday while Del Rema Mfr and Mrs Thomas Lawson were in Coos Bay on Monday. Carl Spalding was injured Monday afternoon when a log broke his hip. he was taken to Stark hospital in Coquille. Local shoppers Arlene and Ronald Lake visited Coos Bay Saturday. Diner guests included Mr and Mrs Farrell Rankin and Mr and Mrs Johnnie Meyer.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a caller on a pier and names Joe Paty Kent and a Mrs with unclear context. No clear event, date, or complete details are discernible from the text.
Sitkum Gleanings reports Mr and Mrs Mimer Wileen attending the F F A banquet at Barrie Point high school Wednesday night. They and Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson also attended a basketball game Friday evening. Tom Krewson and May were noted as living with Mr Krewson recovering from a broken leg. Oscar Durrell, recently in the hospital for treatment, returned home Tuesday.
Evening bulletin notes Murl Laird shows improved condition after dinner. Report mentions Agne and Aee in the same line but details are fragmentary and unclear.
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