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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
3
Bridge Grange reports nine membership petitions for vote next meeting and hints at a January 13 dance. Numerous social visits and events unfold including school dinners, club meetings, and a Port Orford-Arago basketball recap with scores and player lineups.
Twin Oaks residents hosted guests Wednesday night including Mr and Mrs W Lee Ray and Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson. Paula Breuer stayed with Miss Audrey Davenport overnight Saturday. Gene and Phillip Bartlett and Leonard Ranton joined Mrs Nelson and daughter Esther for a Friday evening meal.
Araso Mr and Mrs Nilo Miller hosted guests including Bert and Melvin Hollenbeck and families. North Bend visitors Mr and Mrs Herbert Laskey dined with the Hamptons, while John Barklow and T W Dunwoodie joined the Hamptons midweek. Pomona Grange attendees included Mrs E Schroeder and others. The Ladies Missionary Society elected officers and planned a traveling basket program. Edith Zinserling and the Billings family joined recent meals. the Bognuda ranch residents plan to stay at the Farrier house.
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Annice Anderton entertained a group of ladies at her sister-in-law J D Laird home in Brewster Valley as thanks for good times shared during visits. Several locals attended church and social events, with visits among the Lairds, Nickasons, Wilsons, and Meads. Members updated on health, travel, and recent trips to Marshfield, Myrtle Point, and Roseburg, plus a CCC program, church school officers, and Pomona Grange attendance.
Upper Catching Creek reports guests of CVV Bushnell family and multiple social calls. Names include Velda and Velma Stewn, Mrs. Louis Shindel, Mra Ellen King, Calia Marsters, Dorothy and Marie Golds bury, Audrey, Clara, Victor and Betty Bushnell, Henry White, Kent and Eileen Iners, and others. Events feature parties, music, snacks, and Sunday visits with several locals ill or traveling.
Alvin Bilings moved with his family to Arago and is living in the Walter Farrier house. Mrs. Frank Lane returned to Roy district after a visit with sister Mrs. Ed Myers. Mr and Mrs Ed Mcintee, married in Coquille, visited the Bundys. Mrs John Myers who burned her arm last week is improving. Mrs Fred Lafferty and daughter Janice were Friday afternoon callers.
Readers share a string of social calls and visits. Ashton Beth and Mrs L Latterly called at Chris Richert’s home. The Woodwards and Myers families toured Caps Arago lighthouse with others. Visits span Coquille Bridge Myrtle Point and surrounding areas with several dinner and hosting gatherings noted.
West Myrtle Point Miss Hazel Kroeger spent the weekend at Booth visiting Verna Barklow who teaches school there. Mr and Mrs Calvin Ray spent Sunday at Bandon. Mr and Mrs Jesse Clinton visited George Clinton on the North Fork Sunday. Audrey Davenport spent Friday night with Paula Breuer. Elbert Shaw of Kismath Falla visited the McClellan home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs M Christensen daughter Marvine and Jack Ellis spent Tuesday at the Jesse Clinton horse. W H Bunch left for Portland Tuesday to spend a few days. Henry Knight spent Thursday at the Redell home. Elenesa spent Sunday night with Pawle Breuer. Jim Clinton and Mrs John Arnolds and Ruth Kroeger spent Friday night.
The readable portions describe a gathering at a home and mention individuals by name, with vague references to a date and event. No clear action or outcome is evident, and the text is heavily garbled.
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