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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1936
Page
2
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A group of leading merchants and citizens met with Ye Ed to back a growing town section. They vowed timely ads and regular payments to improve the paper and widen circulation. They will supply news and purchase details to keep the edition informative for the community.
Esther Barnett hosted Neema and Haze Miller of Fishtrap as upper guests Monday. The group traveled to Langlois for a volleyball game. Mrs. B. B. Watkins called at the William Barnett home Tuesday and Mr. Olaf Aasen drove to Bend Friday. Several residents attended music ears at Arago and a birthday dinner at the Watkins home celebrated with family members and friends.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Walkine and daughters Ann and Maryhelen hosted and hosted guests. Mrs B B Watkins quilted at Mrs Lynn Burtis and visited relatives with B B Watkins in Bandon. Dorothy Marle and Durward Wayne of Broadbent called on Mrs B B Watkins. John Aasen circulated a petition in Halls Creek district to extend the road past Glen Cox. Mrs B B Watkins visited all day with Mrs Laurence Rackleff.
Remote J M England of Corvallis visited his son arriving Wednesday of last week. A group of club ladies met at Mrs I B England's home last Thursday and finished quitting the club quilt. Those present included Mrs L B Jennings Mrs Henry Wyrick Mrs Barrett Zinn Miss Iva Cribbins and Miss June Clarno. Wil Cribbins and Little Harrison Crant have been ill with severe colds. Don Beckham of Medford spent the weekend at the B C Zinn home. School children are enjoying new song books received last week.
Catching Creek families and neighbors report weekend visits and travel. Betty Bushnell returns to school after measles absence. Mrs L M Weat stayed at a Myrtle Point home. Mrs Guy Bell and a friend went horseback riding nearby. Clara Jeane Bushnell accompanied to Myrtle Point. Californians visited the area with Cam rural trade. Jimmie Lee Bushnell ill with measles. may miss Portland hospital trip. Lawrence Barkdoll spent Sunday at home before returning to Coos River. Other social calls noted at Loomis, Miller, West, Evernden, and Glaisyer homes.
Bridge visits featured Mrs R Ay Puett Clyde and Miss Lou Hurton in Port Orford last Thursday and Friday. Ingram of Corvallis spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryant. Dwight Culver called on Mr and Mrs Theodore Lund of Marshfield. Melusa Brownson Carrie Benham and son Ray joined Luncheon with Hattie Hatcher. All day Christian Endeavor meeting planned next Sunday for the 15th anniversary observance. sermon noted.
Meoten returns after a week as Browneen and Hatcher visit Coquille for a district gathering. A school score shows former geome at 19 to 17 for Bruge and Myrtle Point leading 38 to 3. Attendance strong from Myrtle Point and Bridge. Referee Kari Hellend Brads directs Bridge game amid quarantine. Mary Jean McMullen Cleo Duncan Lucille Holmes and Myrtle Sargent lead school yells. Grades six to eight take state history tests Monday. Primary grades work on The Shoemaker project.
Dora wente Roy Swen and Mrs. Joe ee et le Thuraday made a trip to Camas Valley last Friday and pur emaced a team of heroes from Stanley brothers. George Binder of Coquille visited with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mayse. Mrs. Fred Durnam was ill several days. Mr. and Mrs. Minard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Magee. The Gearharts drove to Fort Orford to see storm damage to the wharf. Mrs. EK Willard of North Bend spent the weekend with her sister. Lester Mayse visited his parents. Wayne Gill sick with pneumonia after measles relapse. Raymond and V Master of Coquille and the Hal family celebrated a birthday. Harriet Burbank and Mrs. Duncan stayed overnight. A coat and a son Colle on Mendon highway. Lakeside, Mene ton Robison of Coos River and Walter Meere of Coquille visited. Weekly Bible study Thursday at J. D. Car home with Jane O. H. Ans en and others.
Arago Mrs Leon Paull and Sirs DBD B Watkins visited Mrs J L Burtis in the afternoon. Mrs Gordon Fleming and Mrs Lawrence Rackles called in. The day included calls on Mr and Mrs G A Weeks and their son Bobby, and Mrs Chester Root with daughters Lois and Alice of Powers.
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