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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
4
Local correspondents report on community events and updates from Myrtle Point, detailing gatherings, church activities, school notices, and neighborhood happenings affecting residents.
Local society notes list Pauline and Ailfred visiting friends in Cotta Grove with several families and neighbors mentioned by name. Pauline and Ailfred joined Miss Ida Oerding and Mr P F Bartett among other guests, with extended visits and Saturday returns noted.
The text lists several local residents and their guests from Sunday meals and gatherings. Names include Mr and Mrs A OR Bennett, Lyle Bettneaux, Harvid, Blamhe, Sam Bettincourt, Myrte Point, Tom Mast, Betty Lou, Lawence, Moano Wis, and others. It mentions pending visits, New Year dinners, and various families hosting or attending weekend events.
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a family in Halls Creek dealing with delays and recovery related to a home rebuild. Mentions relatives such as Mr and Mrs H Logrest, Damon, and possible references to September August dates and local weather impact. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear verbs.
OCR remnants show scattered names and phrases with no complete events. Readable portions reference Beave Lowe Fredy and pasta terms amid stray letters, offering no coherent story, date, or location to summarize.
The fragmentary service notes recount Mr and Mrs Ha on Fie cer and Mr and Mrs Leons 1 Frede and Violet hosting guests, Ernest Evernden and relatives visiting, George Issac Floyd and family at Myrtle Point, Alice and Fase Ames returning to Powers, and Jimmie Hatcher with T so on, detailing frequent gatherings at the Evernden and Applet families and others over several days.
A readable fragment notes Mrs Serar Morte Pownt hosting guests and visits at Mer le ar Moa dM Arnur Wamsard x Twemuake with several mentions of names and days suggesting a social gathering or house party. The text includes scattered places and dates but remains incomplete.
A fragmentary account notes social visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Teen Mer Leon ard Cook Raron Clinton and others. The piece mentions guests from Portland and eastern Oregon, with casual references to neighbors, friends, and family gatherings across Thursday and Wednesday evenings.
The readable text mentions Corvallis and a matinee, with references to James Baker, Roger, Axton, Mrs Water Schroede, Lelane Moore of Tigard, and others. It notes parental absence and a trip or visit, plus a return from Corvallis where he once attended school.
Samuel Wo Darian died after a long illness in 1939 at age 84, with services held at an Arkansas church. Surviving relatives include Roy and Edna with other siblings and a widow. Burial followed at Breaster Valev in Oregon. data unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented readable phrases describe hospital patients and staff names, illnesses, and routines. Mentions pneumonia cardiac events and several individuals such as Anna Tripp Else Bressie and Joss Hutt amid a chaotic medical ward narrative.
The jumbled text lists visits and dinners around New Year’s Day at multiple homes including Mrs Ebert West and Dick Wee, plus mentions of Mr and Mrs Cac Bushne and Everett Barglow. It notes bereavements and family connections, with scattered names such as Bert Meadow Coquile, Hodoo, Julius Bea, and Ivartand Julius Bea.
Fairview students Mrs J Hedden Betty Jean and Nice returned home after visiting Ca Vee over the past two weeks. Annamae Holverstett spent time away with nee pas tnt. Mata is A Holverstett C F Newn was cuted ate on Co in Nosptar fasts week. The ace dent occur at Ne Deamon bre fer.
A 1939 birth report notes the infant son of Mr and Mrs Eo. Gant of Marshfield, a nephew of Mrs Ben Burgess of Moertle Point, born after a day hospital delay near the bell announcement.
The passage notes dogs' intelligence and training potential, arguing owners underrate canine understanding. It discusses methods to train hunting and retrieving dogs, praising skilled handlers while criticizing ignorant approaches, and touches on cooking tips and daily routines.
Fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and events. no coherent report or identifiable entities available to summarize accurately.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions health, weather, holiday themes, and transportation. No coherent event or entities are readable to specify people, places, dates, or organizations. The fragment lacks concrete facts to summarize into a full card.
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