Norway Area Social Notices Highlight Local Moves and Visits
The community reports numerous home moves and visitors. Ray Lewis and family moved week to a Ferndale area home. the Schmidt, Detlefsen, and MacDonald households hosted guests. couples Robison and Smith moved residences. health nurse duties wrap at Norway school. various residents hosted dinners and attended events across Coquille Myrtle Point and Richmond California connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Detlefsen
Martin Schmidt
Henry Clavren Iver Hanser
Ed. Detlefsen
Tom Detefsen
Walter Miller
Richmond
California
Price Robison
Miller
West Norn
Pee Roll
Coquill
Fd Myers
Oliver
Frank Lane
Coquille
Chris Nelson
Ber Reo
Myrtle Point
Schnoeder
Raseall
Lunds
Finley Schroeder
Pete Schrader
Everony
Norway
Cyaire
Wiscons
Ang
Maiones
Carter
Aig
Argus
Sen
Ruase
Community notes from Cravelford and Myrtle Point visits
Residents in Cravelford and nearby towns hosted and visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Mervey and Mr and Mrs Hugo Michel were guests at the Tommy Weekly homestead, while others attended gatherings at the Perr and Anderson households in McKinley and Coquillo. A water pipe issue at the schoolhouse was repaired by C FE Johnson and S L Leatherman after shutting off the supply to clear a clogged joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Mervey
Hugo Michel
Tommy
Cravelford
Mii
A F Willson
Wanda
Thed Perr
McKinley
Henry Bars
Coquillo
Carl Anderson
Cora Bullock
Myrtle Point
FE Johnson
S L. Leathermar
Thursis
F Tobnsno
Pee Chandler
Miro
Jessie
Norma John
Heler
John Sum ' Biter
Coantes
Kerre
Anne Mars Anderson
Clonter
Fae
Mroeder Vann
Neerland
Jeffrosby
West Myrtle Point Tees Hire ve oo a bMS
Unclear text fragment from a West Myrtle Point item mentions names and times but lacks coherent details or events to confirm a concrete action or outcome. Reader orientation and specifics are not discernible from the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Ory
Local notices and names amid damaged OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR passage lists several names and titles including Mrs Torres, Mr eet, and Ms MIONES Heerey along with scattered phrases. The text appears to be an unreadable clipping with multiple incomplete entries and no clear event or outcome.
Local Family News and Illnesses Report
Mrs Thomas Root missed store duties Tuesday due to a cold. Mrs Chester Root traveled to Coquille to visit Mrs Earl Duncan and brought back Mrs Duncan’s baby daughter to care for. Orpha Mae and Elden Root show improvement. Leo Snook visited Clarence Bartlett’s home. James Bartlett is delivering mail while Clarence faces flu. Miss Ethel Emery stays with the Dunwoodie family and attends school from there. Charles Barklow and wife plan a six week Washington and Oregon trip to visit children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Root
Chester Root
Coquille
Earl Duncan
Clarence Bartlett
Emery
Ed Dunwoodie
Charles Barklow
Washington
Oregon
Fragmented Local Notes Touch Casual Sunday Errands
A garbled OCR page describes a Sunday outing with names like Crescent, Bay, and Mr. F. It mentions a depot disruption and a light schedule with various phrases about gardens trees and exergy terms amidst scattered personal names and places.
Local Social Roundup Hits Doctor Visit and Dinners
The notice records Theron Loshbaugh visiting the doctor last week. It mentions Mr and Mrs R W Mast at their residence and Mrs R W Browns hosting a supper Friday to spend the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Theron Loshbaugh Waz Sgein
Nels
R. W. Mast
R. W. Brown
Aupper
Local social items fill North Bend and surrounding towns
Dora M G Buell and Edith Roach visited in North Bend on Wednesday. Mrs EE Howe and Mrs. Robert Mills spent the week in Myrtle Point for Assembly of God revival services. Mr and Mrs J R Yoakum of Marshfield called on A J Mayse. John and Clark Gearbert have been ill. Made Crumby and Fred Hobson spent Sunday with Frank McCrary. Mrs Belle Neal of Marshfield visited her sister M G Buell. Mr and Mrs Trout, recently living here, left for Gravelford. Joe Walker family enjoyed roster supper at Verne Bennett’s Saturday. Mrs Hazel Shores and Norman Karrumboth of Portland spent the weekend with Glen Shores. Levert Iverson butchered mutton for Marshfield Elven Bennett was absent from school for fitness reasons. Crosby hauled gravel on the Bennett Swan road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M G Buell
Edith Roach
North Bend
EE Howe
Robert Mills
Myrtle Point
Assembly of God Church
J R. Yoakum
Marshfield
A J Mayse
John and
Clark Gearbert
Crumby
Fred Hobson
Coquille
Frank McCrary
Belle Neal
Trout
Gravelford
Joe Walker
Verne Bennett Han
Hazel Shores
Norman Karrumboth
Portland
Glen Shores
Levert Iverson
Bennett
Crostbyv
tChifford
Crosby
Bennett Swan Road
Local Families Share Weekend Visits and Social Events
The passage lists several households visiting relatives and attending social gatherings over a weekend, noting occurrences such as illness with flu and a dance. Names include Mr and Mrs George Riew, Mrs Erma W, Ed Rice, Elmer Sargent, and others, with mentions of Mort Point and Aunt Mrs Coen Pigealey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riew
Erma
Marchfield
Seether
Ed Rice
Elmer Sargent
Theon Knight
Mort Point
Coen Pigealey
Sargent
Fragmented OCR Clip From Oregon Farms Notice
The readable text shows a discussion of Oregon farms with references to districts and irrigation. It mentions Nie to and teen entries and weed concerns across county areas as a vague local agricultural note.
County agents push pasture and livestock shifts in farming district
Fall sealing of 00,000 acres to pasture marks a shift in Yamhill Carlton-Assiarance reorganization under deputy agents. Grazing land classification reduces tax burden while 80 acres receive irrigation to sustain dry-season pasture. Beef cattle move to lower grades at cost, with 56 cows offered to Shovitn Hixon Lumber mill. Feeding grain to breeding ewes gains traction in eastern Oregon, requiring gradual starts and three months before lambing for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yamhill
Carlton—Assiarance
Co l
Canyan City
Oregon
Grant County
Pruning Nut Trees Both Simple And Necessary
Article discusses pruning methods for nut trees focusing on simple practical techniques. It notes neglected pruning as essential for better yields and stresses avoiding excessive heading cuts while training young trees. Includes reference to Oregon steers and training problems for young nut crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostist Vomstedie
Oregon
Pruning Guidelines For Nut Trees By Schuster
Schuster advises annual pruning to improve light and air in nut trees. Space limbs, remove cross and duplicate branches, and thin weak spurs to promote better fruiting. Regular pruning aims to eliminate crowded growth and let the crown develop for future yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuster
Berets Named The Latest Fashion Headwear
A tongue in cheek comment from Punch notes berets appearing to be nailed to the head as the newest style trend. The remark humorously links stiff, fixed hats with rigid personal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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Carl Jensen
Henry Clausen
Iver Hansen
Ferndale
Turner MacDonald
Hooton
Bridge
Roy Robison
Walter Smith
Fram Dy
Frank Dungee
Walter Barklow
Elrod
Norway School
Bert Myers
Noel
Mvyrth Point
Myers
Rohama
Barklow
Nagle
Mia
R. W Houghton
Gus Bender
Cut
Clarence Dicks
S [Lafferty
Hartwig
Randon
Ranton
Jo H. Barklow
Alrs
Russell Smith
Roy
Robinser
Pete Culbertson
Dock Barnett
Tom Young
Elly Lewis Mur
Ofa Perry
Howard Pointer
Robison
Severna
West Myrtle Point
Torres
Vichinley
E. P. Adams
H. G. Volamar Hardware
Hiland Theater
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Ebreen
Eee Serge
South
Stantes Cupansks
Filas
aAmil
Ben Barkd
Ted Brosat
Pourties
Dora
Bancroft
Forrest
Ditader
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
Edwards
Tbs
Pride OF the
Wes
Valies Wrand
Tong Crisp Fresh
Old Colony
I.o Jar
Rowth
Hamm’s Cafe
Myrtle Point Plumbing Shop
Fe Fy
Bennie Walker
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Specters
Russell
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