Friday Dinner Guest at Chris Nelsen Home
A Friday dinner guest visited the Chris Nelsen residence, sharing an informal social moment. No further details on identity or occasion are provided.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1941
Page
4
A Friday dinner guest visited the Chris Nelsen residence, sharing an informal social moment. No further details on identity or occasion are provided.
A roundup of PTA activities sunlit by fund drives and programs. Highlights include a Founder's Day event planned for Feb 2, National Defense Training cooperation requests, banner gifts to students, and performances by Shirley Hannon and Patty Whalen. Sunshine and Luncheson clubs report new members and bingo.
Powers defeats Bandon 37 to 27 at the local gym, led by Hull with 14 points and Bushnell 12. Goddard of Bandon scored 10 as Powers holds top spot in the B League and prepares for North Bend game.
Pleasant Point residents Mr and Mrs Ora Miraters visited their daughter Mrs Noy Spires. Miss Ruby Johnson of Bridge was a weekend guest of Miss Dorothy Watson.
Sun day dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Chris Nelsen were S S Reed Mrs Coil Hogan and Eleanor of Gilchrist.
Bald Hill resident Brietenbacher of Tenmile was a Sunday caller at Frank M. Nathonie. John Lask visited Sunday with Elgin Hymer. R M Parrish called on Frank Svend Knudsen of Reedsport. McNair was in town Monday.
Mercaptan, described as the vilest smelling chemical known to man, is noted for its potent odor and widespread use in detecting leaks in natural gas.
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