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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
3
Notices state all classified ads must be received at The Herald office by a specified deadline. The instruction emphasizes in person submission and processing timelines for publication.
An assorted OCR page shows requests to buy or trade poultry and livestock, with dairy cows listed at 12 each and various farm equipment. It also includes timber sale notices detailing bids from U S citizens, timber subdivisions, and price per thousand board feet for fir, red cedar, hemlock, and yellow fir, with deadlines and regulatory references.
Henry A Strong as administrator will sell at private cash sale the 40 acre Southwest Quarter of Section 3 Township 2 South Range 12 West Willamette Meridian Coos County Oregon. Offers to Dement and Laird Myrtle Point Oregon. Proceedings dated December 31 1938 with prior orders of sale.
Local churches outline January services across denominations. The Church of the Brethren leads with sermons Walking With and observance of Prayer Week. Methodist Episcopal and Latter Day Saints announce Sunday worship, prayer week activities, and meetings for juniors, youths, and adults.
The fragment lists Christmas Day gatherings and visitors around Marshfield, Coquille and nearby towns. Names include the Bushnell, Barkdoll, Lakey, Barklow and Wood families, with mentions of Mrs D A Wood, M rs Curts of Nehalem, Mr and Mrs Willard Whitney, and a business trip by Glaizer to Coquille.
Norway Mt and Mrs C Keller and childrer Vatine ane Howard and Aity Surthin attended a Christmas dinner hosted by Mrs Louis Barklow. Gretchen Deslefsen and daughter Gladys of Dunsratr Calif were guests at the J H McCloskey home. Dorothy Bender stayed overnight.
A sequence of Christmas and weekend visits connect residents of Coquille Myrtle Point Lakeside Dunsmuir Riverton Twin Oaks West Myrtle Point and nearby areas. People hosting dinners and gatherings include the Laird McDonald Gasner Schmidt Robison Haughton and Denison families with many relatives visiting from Coquille Myrtle Point Lakeside Bandon and West Myrtle Point.
Pleasant Point and nearby communities report a series of visits and gatherings over Christmas week. Residents including Mr and Mrs Ralph Hasry and son from Coquille, Mr and Mrs J of Mectenry from Klamath Falls, Miss Hedwix Har ush of Gravelford, and Friel Hob wn of Dora were among those visiting. Local families hosted dinners and guests, with multiple households sharing holiday meals and calling on friends and relatives in the area.
Families joined Christmas Day at Mrs Melissa Brownson home including Charles Holverstott T H Tottenham Harold Norris Fairview Elmer Benham Joan Hill and Amelia Hill. Ovid Bryant Mourning and Bryant Benham attended church meeting and officers were elected for Sunday School with Ma Hatcher as superintendent and Dwight Culver as treasurer.
Gravelford Mr and Mrs Filmer Neilson of Zigzag spent Christmas with the former’s parents Mr and Mrs A L Nelson. Mr and Mrs GeBoer and children are vacationing two weeks with relatives in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Clinton and children Ralph Marie and Ivan enjoyed Christmas at the W H Harmon home in Lape. Barbara Culbertson recovered from scarlet fever and will return to school after the holidays. Walton Clinton Lorenzo West and Dorothy visited from Hood River to spend Christmas with Clintons. Ronald and Arden Maiden of McKinley visited J C Jackson last week. Mr and Mrs Paul Bunch and daughter Caryl Jane celebrated Christmas Day at the Walter Schruede home in Lee.
A long list of local families from Coquille to Myrtle Point and surrounding towns hosted and visited for Christmas. Hosts included Mr and Mrs J D Carl, Mr and Mrs Nile Miller, Mr and Mrs Wendell Robison, Mr and Mrs Grover McQuiga, and many others with multiple children and extended family joining meals and calls through the holiday period.
Lee Collier lies recuperating after an appendicitis operation. Christmas morning calls include Mr and Mrs C A Keliner and Edwin on Adrian Halter home. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Seniey Haller and Mr and Mrs E J Myers.
Camp Bradford and Camp Sitkum report holiday travels with relatives in Monrovia and Palo Alto. Dan K Plowman meets Bobby Grayson and discusses plans at Stanford. Oregon enrollees, including Tommy Loftus, return to Portland for forestry studies. Visits by Mrs Wallace, Lt Anden, and Dr Joslyn accompany illness and family duties. Open nights feature a Wallace amateur tour with the camp orchestra. Fred Osborne of Marshfield visits and is warmly received.
Lee Schroeder and Marion Schroeder hosted relatives from Myrtle Point and Marshfield for Christmas Day. Harold Dick and Douglas visited from Ophir. Mr and Mrs Water Schroeder and Fred Kunz hosted others, as friends and neighbors shared a holiday gathering at the Clinton home and with Hens Hervey and S L Featherman families.
The text lists multiple visits and family gatherings across West Norway and nearby towns. Activities include Mr and Mrs G W Clinton spending the weekend with their pencase, several families visiting Henry Hervey, Victor Sarees, and Welter Schroeder homes, and Christmas dinners shared by Newton area households. Also noted are hospital improvements for W A Hermon after a paralysis scare, and awareness of travel to Coos River and surrounding communities. Local residents from Arage Gravelford Eugene Port Orford Marshfield and Castle Rock are mentioned in casual society notices.
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