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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
6
Weekend visitors tour Powers Coos River Davis Slough and Myrtle Point as local residents host and call on friends. Notables include Seymour Fosburg G E West James Wood and many others with gatherings at J E O Sullivan home and McKinley Grangers trip to Gravelford.
West Myrtle Point Miss Helen Breer and Walter Moore visited Corvallis to see Mr and Mrs Wayne Cook. Mr and Mrs Paul Breuer were not dinner guests of Mo and Mrs L P Linn. Ben Gant of Powers stayed overnight Saturday with Dr and Mrs Grant McClellan.
McKinley Mies Nel Jackson visited Coquille as guest of Mrs. Martha Mulkey with local teachers and neighbors noted among county gatherings. Elizabeth Tyberg administrator sues Leaoes Moland over a promissory note dated January 5, 1988. judgment for 1975 plus interest from September 22, 1928 and 230 in attorney fees. foreclosures listed for lots 17 to 16 Railroad addition to Mars Hill.
A string of social visits and home events is reported from Marshfield, Brewster, Gravelford, and nearby areas. Families such as the Gants and Crosbys return from Los Angeles, while Osbon Bunch and Theodore Reyners travel to Bridge. Guests include the Kolds family, the Bunches, and neighbors at multiple Sunday dinners and lectures.
Pleasant Point residents Mr and Mrs Guy Mann and Elis Weberger were last Thursday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs William Watson. Mr and Mrs John Southmayd and family of Marshfield were Sunday visitors at the Frank Southmayd home. Ells Shu and William Bell were Sunday care at the William Watson home. Fred Hobson was a Saturday caller at the C Gut Mann home. Mr and Mrs William Watson and Dorothy and Ernes Schaper were Saturday visitors in Coquille. Teen Miler and Ralph Clinton were Saturday callers on William Watson. Mr and Mrs Teen Miler Ralph Clinton Leonard Ok and Everett Jackson were Sunday evening guests. Mr and Mrs Wooowam Watson and Mrs Howard Carver and family were Sunday visitors of Mirocard Mes Guy Micca and M Gi Man E Wilberger and Mike Darties were Monday visitors at the William Watson home.
Several churches announce upcoming services and events. First Presbyterian lists Sunday 9 45 Bible school with Mrs Sutherlin and elders guiding, youth day program led by Miss Helen Whitaker. Hols Name Catholic Mass talks by Father DeRoueun, Sunday morning sermon, Last Supper theme. Union service with Methodist planned. trustees and teachers meeting Thursday at the manse.
Mrs Mike Conley was the guest of honor at a wedding shower hosted by Mrs Cin ard Bub Mast. Guests included Mesdames White Rackleff Floyd Knell Bowers Hatcher Snodgrass Rookard Hal Stone Barne Mast and others. After gifts, refreshments of coffee and wafers were served. Interurban social notes record intermediate meetings and club activities with names and places.
Mrs Bert Pearson could not attend the meeting where Mrs T Sumerlin reviewed The Song of Years by Bess Streeter Aldrich. The 1:30 luncheon was served with cake peaches and cream and coffee to Mesdames Marlin Frans JoP Linn Charles Wooldridge Barker LA LaFlamme and T Sumertin.
Honor students for the last six weeks are named with a long list of names including Dorothy Woofer Stella Barklow Maren Hufford Jane McClellan Aileen Stor Crewes Ruth Walwoof Freta Ztebath Betty Van den Johnnie Mae Wilderson Ala Wilson Sche Wolf Roy Brewster Bonnie Billage Anne Coli Margaret Juv Briande Petersen Doris Fry Hows Hoffman Carel Hoove Jane Virginia Lake Leon Med Binot Ohman Yvonne Joy Schroeder Walter Stewart Lorna Saromers Frank Trigg Louise Tripp Whitt Bernie Burgess Barbara Prance Graham Wendel Hall James Forest LiFlamme O In Rod rer Bea Ace Smir Rex Stevens Evelyn Wicks Wil VM
Obscure obituary fragment listing McCulloch family members and relatives from Mare Point and Roseburg areas. Mentions a 56 year old death by heart attack, multiple survivors including sisters and nephews, and service details at the Seede Fie Home with burial at a local cemetery.
Mrs Robert Five of Powie is proud parent of a 644 born Thursday January 19 at Mast hospital. Mrs F Shroug of Gaylord gave birth to a 74 pound girl Friday January du 1936 at Mast Hospital.
An 88 year old orange grove manager in Covina area collapsed from a heart attack while unloading at his home orchard. He had served 16 years in the same grove and left a wife Roxa and two children Witmatama and Ells. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs. Sarah J Darkton, three sisters Leona Morehouse Fannie Krantz and Florence Banks, and a brother Harvey.
Court news reports LeRoy Hendricks and Frank R. Rose sentenced to three years with 60 day stay and five year probation for non dwelling burglary. Abert A. Rahn pleads guilty to non dwelling burglary drawing one year. Marriage licenses issued for Frederick G Jewings and Violet A Swanton. John F Record and Norma Marie Granfranches wed by Justice Clarence Barton. Probate cases include Alfred Tyberg estate admitted. Elisabeth Tyrg.as administrator. George Wilkins named administrator of A J Wilkins estate. Appraisers listed. heirs referenced. estate values around 300. Alfred and Lilla Johnson seek adoption of Patricia Mae Butterfield. objections raised by Margaret Butterfield. Vora Jantifiun granted. Jo Bashaw appointed administrator of Bashaw estate with heirs noted.
The report lists multiple plaintiffs seeking custody and name changes amid separations and desertion claims. It also notes the City of Bandon suing the sheriff to stop tax collection from 1927 to 1936 and a rent judgment dispute over 120 acres in Daniels area.
A local hospital report lists patients recovering after appendectomies and abdominal operations, including Mrs Marjory Stafford, Miss Bonita Muller, and Shirley Rackleff. Others returned home after treatment for burns, fractures, or illnesses, with several patients still under observation or receiving dental and medical care.
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