Near Joe Eebes Peer May 4 to 2
Readable fragments indicate an event or notice near Joe Eebes Peer dated May 4. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a local notice or schedule is present.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
2
Readable fragments indicate an event or notice near Joe Eebes Peer dated May 4. Details are unclear due to damaged text but reference to a local notice or schedule is present.
Readable fragments report a bridal shower for Miss Ing Re Watson hosted by her sister Jezs Damron with guests Sarsepiton and Mrs B Maki. Other items note travels to Monrovia Arcadia Iona and a logging camp trip interrupted by snow and illness.
Visitors Gravelford J L Watson and Mrs Jamson and her young son from Riverton joined Culbertson folks for an evening of games cake coffee and treats. The group included Mr and Mrs Perc Marsee Mr and Mrs Melvin Pointe and others. A luncheon for about 25 ladies featured a cooking demonstration and was to reconvene March 21.
Mrs W Parker invited neighbors for a birthday gathering at her home. Guests enjoyed singing and refreshments including ice cream and cake, with attendees named such as Arthur Farrer, Wayne Wood, David Root, Alice Scott, Eleanor Corthell, and others. A Bible study and church services followed by a chorus performance were noted, with additional local participants listed.
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and a dean linking to a last name Randleman and Mr Erni. References a person returning home nightly and enrollment in a beauty school. Details are garbled with errors and incomplete sentences.
Dement Creek and Mrs George Doz and family along with Walter Siebson return Friday to Be See ae sane Ann California. Edna Doss remains in Santa Ana with Edment James Gibbs visiting Broad bent. Ralph and Donald Gilkison were business visitors in Afyrtic Point. Clemmett Gilkison and Dorothea and June Chandler spent the weekend with parents. Kathleen Gilkison called on Marie Chandler. Tony Barkey and friends were seen in Myrtle Point.
Bald Hill Mr and Mrs Percy Bartee were Coquille shoppers Monday. Mr and Mrs Lester Billings and sons visited at the Parrish home. Laney Parrish hosted bison callers in Myrtle Point. Heavy snow hindered travel. Telsad McNair and Tone &an delivered cheese to Marshfield last Thursday. Gus Amundsen attended the funeral of William Miller in Myrtle. Sam Carter did business in Coquille this week. Ben Huntley and family called on Coquille residents Saturday. J D Culbertson is on the sick list this week.
Sitkum residents and visitors are noted around events from Creswell to Remote. Reports mention Verle Alford’s death prompting trips, visits by Myrtle Howard Oxter and the Disston CCC camp, and a Sunday gathering at the Lester Mayse home. Weather and snow hindered mail delivery and news, with 18 inches at the post office and a snowbound week.
Mr and Mrs James Watson and children Clarabell and Frederick visited Saturday at the A H Bender home and Mrs Watson spent the day with her brother J F Schroeder. The Benders hosted Coquille friends and Glendale and Broadbent visitors called on Sunday. Roy Caudle, a weekend guest at Roy Robison’s home, and L P Trigg, ill with fever, saw physicians last week. Trigg’s attending physicians updated on the illness.
A historical small ad urges shoppers to request Gardner Master Bread at their grocers. The brief promo highlights availability and prompts customers to ask store staff for the brand.
Mr and Mrs 8 S Reed of Twin Lee and several visitors from Myrtle eyed join local gatherings at the Reed home while others spent Sunday with the Martins in Martin Schmidt and Emil Peterson. The storm and illness touch families as Wright ranch efforts and hospital reports surface. The school notes report honor roll students and a new health club with Dorothy Bender as president and Anita Tedsen as vice president. A student’s Patrick Henry themed story ends with the famous line Give me liberty or give me death.
Gaylord and Mrs Everett Hamilton hosted Mrs Grant in North Bend from Wednesday to Saturday. A large group toasted them at a Wednesday evening gathering. Walter Newbury of Broadbent and Mary Richardson visited North Bend and Marshfield. A Moose dance in Powers drew several locals. Estate matters include Dr W V Glaisver testing cattle in the district. School notes report Snowball and snowman contests with Genevieve Gilbert winning a spelling contest.
A Friday PTA meeting chaired by Mrs Jess Jones featured travel talk by three boys about the Baffin Islands. Community singing led by Mrs Morrell followed by a talk from school nurse Mrs Littler and hot chocolate. Donations and labor plans discussed for three weeks of upcoming projects. Snow weather described with snowmen, sleds, and a thaw by Tuesday. Mystic Ladies of OES installed officers and a social hour followed.
Mr and Mrs Endon Jenkins moved from the Owen Willson home to the Clarence Johnson residence last Thursday. Everett Jackson of Gerovelford was a guest at the Maiden home from Wednesday to Friday. Mrs Wheeler visited at Mio and Mrs Ron were callers on Friday. Various residents hosted and visited homes Friday through Sunday, with guests including Mr and Mrs Mast and others.
North Powers Mr and Mrs John K greet a niece during a Portland visit while Mr and Mrs McByman were day visitors at Morse Lew Mre W P Tainey spent Friday with Mrs Lyman Reite. A potluck dinner honored Loraine visiting from Williams Lake Alberta Canada with Mrs John King hosting and a music afternoon attended by Mesdames King Dorothy Loraine Lyman Rolfe Mor Chas Stallard M Stallard Bro Munro Purvis D Rolfe and Groves.
Nehes of snow blanket the hill and valley. Local residents Mr and Mrs Jed Miller visit Herbert Sayner home. The Dyserts and Waterman shop in Myrtle Point. Jesse Enycart builds a new house on Myrtle Creek near the Arthur Kurtz ranch and plans to move his family. James Jewett assists in construction at Pow ers and Summers. Dwight Culver home stead guest Ray Lenie visits Powers and returns. Ted Miller visits Herbert Snyder home with Alis Ross and L A Duncan in Myrtle Point.
West Myrtle Point residents report visits and small gatherings. Florence Neidieg enjoyed a Newport trip with family. Hammack hosted a birthday party with friends. Various neighbors attended club meetings and called on friends. John Barklow rests with influenza while employed at McNair and Sykes logging camp at Sixes. Local residents shared meals, hiked, and hauled hay during the cold spell.
Broadbent F C Newhouse left Sunday for Eugene as his son Andy worsened Rae Emery visited Portland Saturday evening. Mrs E L Clausen spent Friday visiting Airs Rodeck Hermann and Miss Eltice Barkdoll from Marshfield weekend with her parents James Barkdoll. Lavaun Aasen spent the weekend with Virna Hermann. Mr and Mrs Henry Newhouse of the Siuslaw are visiting the Newhouse home.
Sunday afternoon events feature Mrs Minnie Robb near Lees Luanna Fry and the Everndens with Gladys Grahan. Marie Thomas visits relatives while Gat Thomas returns home. Alma Ruthpin and Paris workers visit Ed Forrest home. Mr and Mrs Graydon Crews, Myrtle Poarte Barklell guests. Local residents host and call on neighbors Monday afternoon.
West Norway notes include Bonnie Barklow missing school due to illness and Turner MacDonald attending a county church convention in North Bend. Numerous neighbors, such as Mrs Ernest Watkins, Mrs C A Keltner, Rog Cohen, and Oliver Myers, drop by homes, attend services, or host guests, with Mr and Mrs Ed Myers and others visiting Arago, Myrtle Point, Sixes, and Coquille areas.
The article lists neighbors and relatives visiting, attending gatherings, and traveling between towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Robison, Jean, Victor Stevens, Kenneth Allen, Walter Bark, Hammack family, and trips to Coquille with names such as Blair press and Wayne Watson.
Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryant of Dridge spent Sunday with Mrs Bryant's parents. Mr and Mrs 1 B England of Remote were also mentioned. The text notes lingering snow in places and ends with an unclear reference to snowshoes and stoghs chiropractic Dietetics.
An OCR fragment hints at a local event involving individuals named Sutphin and Doris with mentions of a plane and a club. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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