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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1936
Page
2
Stamps and coin or other valuables involved in a dispute over ownership. The notice requests full addresses to determine rightful possession and delivery of the assets.
The Coes County Bar Association gathers in Myrtle Point with Dean Wayne L Morse of Oregon Law School as lead speaker. Judges James T Brand and Carl E Wimberly will also attend, marking an honor for the small town and a warm welcome from local citizens.
An analysis of Edward VIII as King of Great Britain explores the heavy responsibilities that come with the throne compare to his former life. The piece contrasts vast power with the loss of personal freedom and the impact on everyday people from Wall Street brokers to street sellers.
West Norway Mrs. Joseph Bognuda and son Earl Genszoll were in Coquille Monday. Albert Gulstrom visited Portland recently and returns home Sunday. Evelyn Newton and Dorothy Stevens were here early in the week. L. Lafferty Fred Lafferty and T. D. Guerin did Broadbent business Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Lett stayed overnight with the Ed Myers. Daniel Rodgers returned from Curry county and stayed home over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butler visited Walter Barklow Monday evening. Alex Barklow called on Bert Myers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Guerin and Mrs. Mary Heit of Myrtle Point were present.
Newspaper notes Sunday dinner guests at the Fred Myers home and Friday callers at various local homes. Mentions include Mrs Bert Myers, Norman Williams, Mrs Islene Edinger, Mrs Walter Barklow, Bessie Lewis, Mary Quigert, Daniel home guests, and Everett Lafferty with Myrtle Point visits.
Remote Mrs George Clarke and son visit Mr Clarke's parents Mr and Mrs C J Holmes. Ovid Bryant and Dennis stay with Mr and Mrs Myrle Bryant. W H Priest repaints his store interior. Various visits to L B Jennings, I B England, and Allegany residents. School news notes four new state library books and long walks for river-crossing children after the bridge washout.
Names and visits abound as residents from Portland Myrtle Point Coquille Arcata Riverton and nearby communities share time with relatives and friends. County roadwork continues, addressing high water damage while a recipe for a bacon and tomato toast with cheese is shared.
Mr and Mrs Earl Beal and son Donald of North Bend visited Mr and Mrs G A Collier on Sunday. Albert Guistrom returned from Portland after medical examinations. Mrs Naomi Robison stayed overnight with Mrs Albert Guistrom and visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Isaac of Myrtle Point visited Mr Revue Miller and others in the area on Saturday. Mr and Mrs George Hampton and Mr and Mrs B S Wallen spent the day in Myrtle Point.
Sunday dinners bring together Albert Tomlin, W A Warner, Eva Schroeder of Coquille, and Finle Schroeder family with Tom Detlefsen and others. Church and luncheon gatherings occur in Coquille and Myrtle Point. Detlefsen, Bender, and McCloskey households host guests.
Arago Mes Stanley Hawse and J B Moomaw returned Sunday evening from a week long tour of northern Oregon and southern Washington. Mr and Mrs Melden Carl of Coquille and others accompanied them. The text lists several names and places with broken phrases and unreadable segments.
Weekend in Grants Pass notes Mr Guert Marie Deane visiting. SS Lees Lee Collier returned from Portland last Monday. Mr and Mrs Wayne Woodward and family, Mr and Mrs L B Barksow, and Mr and Mrs B J Myers with son Oliver attended a Sunday dance at Mr and Mrs Blakley Halter. Memory dinner guests included Albert Gulstrom and a guest. Melden Carl of Coquille and J D Carl hosted Sunday dinner with relatives.
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