Hayts and Mayes Visit Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jesse Hayts hosted Charlies Wagner from Point who spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Mayes.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Jesse Hayts hosted Charlies Wagner from Point who spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Jesse Mayes.
Janet Carver has a cold keeping her from school for a week. Glenn Thompson and another Thompson son are home from service with all Thompson sons now out. Theodore Easton returns from Camp White hospital. Esther Bolin, granddaughter of JN Gearhart, visits Bun ker Hill school and has had chicken pox. Kenneth Casper and Mabel visit Santa Cruz for six weeks. Max Barkhurst of Spokane visits Leane Smith. Adam Heathstand and daughter in law Dean Heathstand visit the Evernden Clark home for dinner. Gearhart injured with a strained foot this week.
Mr and Mrs. C. N. Mayer visited Eugene on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wyrick Mrs. John Barnes and Diane called on Mrs. James Culver in Coquille hospital Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bryant returned Saturday from a trip to San Jose California.
Mrs Vernon of Dera visited Fulton at the Elwin lord home while Mrs Perley Crowley hosted her sister and family. Mrs Ernest Krewsen and Fer left for Bend to see her daughter and family. Myrthe Merwin and Robbie departed for Los Angeles after five weeks with Herman Gray family. Kenneth Laird and sister assisted as far as Eugene for the trains. Frank Farrin drove high school students to Grants Pass with Mr Baker. Mrs Durrell visited daughter Mrs Minor Mead in Bandon.
Catching Creek Emerson Whitney sustained serious injuries Monday at the Carl Ward sawmill and was transported to Belle Knife hospital at Coquie where reports indicated he was resting as well as could be expected. Nearby, Marion Lakey and family hosted Saturday evening visitors, including Austin Ralphs and other relatives from Portland.
North Bend girl Mise Shirley Bobo, daughter of Mr and Mrs M B Ebbee, was drawn as the winner in the annual Geed contests sponsored by the Oregon Chapters DAR. She is a student at Union High School and was selected by the student body as most likely to succeed. About participants were in the contest.
The Ladies Aid of the church will meet at the home of Mrs Della Bellow and Mrs Granley Furman will resist the change under consideration.
Mrs. William Fite and Mrs. Reuben Roup returned from Eugene where they stayed at Blanche Perry's home. They also visited the Gene Young family in Fall Creek, former residents of Myrtle Point.
Herald Prose announces Royal Portable typewriters in demand and urges early orders for any family member. Prolonged shortages may persist, with authorized agents for the territory handling sales.
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