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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1934
Page
2
Local social column lists visits and gatherings among Myrtle Point residents including Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. and Mrs. George Zinserling, and many others. Weekend trips, dinners, quilting bees, and teachers meetings are noted with multiple families visiting relatives in Coquille, Bandon, Marshfield, and North Bend.
Norway arr and Mrs Herman Detlefsen spent Sunday at the E L Clausen home in Broadbent. Several guests visited Mrs Detlefsen including Mrs John Arnold and Mrs Ray Rickman last Thursday. Mrs Herman Tedgen went to June ton City to visit over the weekend with Mrs Henry Detlefsen. George Gasner family and relatives traveled to Eugene for a weekend visit. Mrs J H McCloskey was in Marshfield last Thursday. R W Haughton, recently home two weeks, is improving. EB Brodie and family visited Horton and Oak Ridge over the weekend. Sunday guests of J H McCloskey included many local families and friends from Coals, Nor way, and Coquille attended a Grange party. Milton Schmidt was absent from two etc last week.
Upper Catching Creek notes a flurry of visits parties and calls with Mrs Ellie Shindell on the assek list and Miss Mildred Bushnell birthday celebration at Mrs Mary Goldsbury home. Names include many locals and guests from Bushnell Goldsbury Lakey and Wood families alongside a late coffee and cake gathering.
Dora Mayse and family transact business in Coquille. Durnams visit Roseburg with Louis Isom and Bobby. Watsons with Mrs Ober man call on Wednesday. Dick family from Camas Valley visit Iversons Saturday. A Baker and A M Chrie tenaen host Myrtle Point guests for dinner. Buel, Reach, Marey dinner guests with Mayse. Crumley and Hobson visit Coquille on Sunday. Macie Crumley and Fred Hobson seen with local hosts. Mayne hosts and guests at tea in Coquille society notes.
Mr and Mrs Calvin returned from Coos Bay Thursday. Frank Ray visited Ray family. Earl spent Saturday and Sunday at Paul Brewer home. Dr Grant McGhetlen and daughter quille visited Mr and Mrs Louie Root Sunday. Chagias ire Beth enontt ata. Siig
The report covers a series of Saturday and Friday activities including milk purchases, attendance awards for fifth and sixth graders, and social hour events. Local residents such as David Smith, Millen Ashton, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Greiner, and Mrs. James are noted for travel and attendance at meetings. A girls basketball game ended 41 to 18, with K. Rome scoring 36. The Woman's Club and Parent-Teacher groups organized potluck plans and guest invitations. A dance by the Woman's Civic League drew a large crowd and proceeds support community causes.
Several residents including Arve Sarmant and Merbert Sader have been confined to bed with flu this week in Bancroft. They show improvement, and Mrs. Bargent is able to leave home. A local accident report notes a 20 far injury from a prior incident and mentions neighbors offering help amid ongoing district rating races.
A Gaylord community supper featured buns sandwiches cake and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs H D Bones Mr and Mrs Robert Swensen and 4 H Sheep club members with club leader. Mrs Willem Lear attended and was described as quite hiblert.
Community tidbits include visits from Mr. and Mrs. George Clinton to Isaac Chandler and calls by Mr. and Mrs. Frenk MecCaan to A F Wilson. Mrs. Mack Gant ill, and Mrs. Jee Moore visiting. A tick bite incident affects Mack Gant, while a comment questions currency and current events.
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