Community News From ByrMydle Point Correspondents
Marshfield visitors include Frank Miller and sister Minnie Clinten. Residents recall a Ladies Aid meeting with a potluck meal and many local names in attendance.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
3
Marshfield visitors include Frank Miller and sister Minnie Clinten. Residents recall a Ladies Aid meeting with a potluck meal and many local names in attendance.
Upper Halls Creek residents Mr and Mrs Claude Bardleman visited tas Point last Wednesday while visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Jose Daniron of Bandon spent the weekend with the Sam Sia family. Watkina visited Bandon Saturday afternoon and returned Sunday. Loree Randieman dined with Anne Watkins Sunday. Cleve McCallilater and Manley Wilson joined Watkins guests for weekend activities.
Bridge Grange bought a new piano for hall use and the delivery came in time for Saturday night’s dance. Fourteen district men worked on Big Creek road on Saturday under Harold Jameson. Community events included VFW and auxiliary visits, Christmas collection for Red Cross flood relief, and a successful Saturday dance at the Grange hall with many neighbors in attendance.
Mrs. Tommy Weekly and Mrs. Henry Pees visit relatives in Lee to assist with moving a hobie. Mrs. H. H. Harmon is gravely ill, with little hope of recovery due to age. Mr and Mrs J R Flater visit California after extended stay. Ladies' club met with 12 members present and a hostess luncheon.
South Myrtle Point residents share social visits with relatives and neighbors. Local work includes ditching by Floyd Reed and road repairs near the depot. Nearby families including Crooks Swigarts and Endicotts are mentioned with several outings and small-town visits.
The Myrtle Leaf club met at the community hall with a roll call on two year resolutions. Officers reelected include Mrs Pearly Crowley president Mrs Tom Lawhorn vice president and Mrs W A Nickason secretary. Dues remain the same and refreshments were served to listed members and guests.
Mrs Clarence Butler and Mrs Barklow visited the Rodell home and Mrs John Myers attended a meeting with TS Myers. The Clin tees Clinton and Eliis Dement drove to Eugene for a Productive Credit association meeting and returned Sunday. dining, visiting relatives, moves, and illnesses noted across area residents in Port Orford Myrtle Point and surrounding towns.
Twin Oaks residents Mr. and Mrs. Wilton James and daughter Doris visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sturdivant. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nelson with daughter Esther were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lee Ray. Lila Davenport recovers slowly from tonsil operation and cannot attend school. Edna Sturdivant stayed overnight with Doris James. Doris James hosted Esther Nelson for Saturday night dinner. Doris James stayed with Edwina Peel in Myrtle Point Thursday and Friday.
Gaylord Saturday Roy Grant circulated a petition for the recall of G. R. Swen as a member of the school board. Friday was Doris Grants birthday with about 50 friends hosting a surprise party at the Grant grandparents home. The event featured dancing and refreshments.
The report lists residents with health updates and social visits. John Carman returns home from McMinnville. Mrs. Harrison Hayes is ill with a severe cold. Guests include James and Mra Devereux, Carl Hainey, Clint Carman, and the Carman family at various events.
A string of social calls and visits unfolds in Norway with Mr. and Mrs. A R Bennett hosting and visiting friends. The Lairds plan a trip to Klamath Falls to collect a relative and will return by week’s end. The Bartlett and Denison families socialize, share meals, and entertain guests from Roseburg and Remote.
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