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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1952
Page
3
The list notes 1951 rainfall at 68.14 inches with 14.31 inches in a few months and 3 inches of snow in December. It records numerous local residents and families visiting relatives, along with Christmas and New Year activities and a car accident involving Stickney and Roger.
Weekend social round up from Remote News lists a pinachie party at the Serate schoolhouse hosted by Mrs J A Young and Mrs Vernon Stil ing Rost'sses with numerous local couples in attendance. Other items note Mrs A Ritchey returning from medical care in Vancouver and visits with family in Roseburg, plus several local travels, guests, and a death in the community.
Ms Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird took Murl to Roseburg to catch the bus home to his boat the U.S. Boxer now in port at San Francisco after a 20 day leave. They dined at the Laird home and stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson and family visiting New Year at the Alden Bright.
A Roseburg area roundup lists visits among Southmayd family Myrtle Point Ebner Wilson North Bend Bend Coquille and Corvallis connections. Snow totals from the week are noted with two inches around town and six inches a week earlier. A 4-H Leaders Association meeting is planned January εμφαν. A North Bend health club forms with 30 members led by Mrs Welen Douglass.
The columnist and family spent days around Christmas touring California and showcasing West Coast attractions to Miss Posch in Oregon.
A列 humor column quotes banter about gender roles and a playful joke on aging and a man’s habits. A quip about a house already paid for and a joke about inheritance highlights social views. The piece notes a lighthearted snowfall that prompts neighbors to swap tools, ending with a nod to Hearden Don McNeill's Breakfast Club.
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