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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
4
A civic message warns holiday revelers about risks from fast driving and fireworks. It urges careful, thoughtful behavior to prevent injuries and deaths, especially on Mondays, and notes changes in the political scene as the old guard wanes.
Nor way Mir and Mrs A H Bender join Eileworth and Joyce Schroeder for an early Sunday drive with family as Mr and Mrs Mary Bennett of West Myrtle Potat and Mrs Julia Leep and A R Bennett from this area visit Schroeder. Walter Laird visits with Mrs Robert Dut ten and with Z C Strang and Alton Brady families. Eliza beth Lett hosts visitors from this section.
Dorothy Lewis was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Roy Robison. Mr and Mrs Edmond Nelson of Bridge were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bennet. Mr and Mrs Guy Wright and daughter visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Finley. Mr and Mrs W A Kellenberger and Mrs Carl Shorter and children spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Roy Robison.
Remote 14 and Mrs James Duffey moved to the Alien Kirkendall place Friday. Mr and Mrs George Clarno and a daily were Roseburg visitors Saturday. Mrs C E Dick of Allegany spent several days last week with Mrs Barrett Zinn. Mir and Mrs Ivan Cribbins and daughter Kay visited Sunday at the L B Jennings home. Miss Dorothy Handy and Carl Daniel of Corvallis spent Saturday night at the home of Daniel's sister Mrs L B England. Mr and Mrs Casey Sutphin spent Saturday night with friends in Bandon. Miss Elva Cribbins visited Mrs James Duffey Sunday. Mr and Mrs Albert Mecum. Lyd and Howard of Allegany visited Sunday at the Dale Mecun home. Miss Doris England is spending the week with her sister Mrs Ovid Bryant in Bandon. Powell Lancaster of Bandon is visiting his sister, Mrs Bur rett Zinn.
The article lists numerous Sunday visits among residents including Lee Me and Mrs Henry Brown with Mr and Mrs George Schanz, Claude and Vernon Stout of Marshfield with the Schanz and others, and mentions Dr R L Clinton, Wesley Waymire, and various relatives from Coquille and San Francisco. Several brief health notes and upcoming stays are noted, with Carol Jane Bunch visiting grandparents and Mrs William Wilson recuperating at the G W Clinton home improving.
Sitkum resident Marie Clinton keeps books for LB L. Locals gather for weekend at Gravelford home while Mrs. Krewson and Mrs. Lairl handle cooking for LB L camp. Several residents visit Toledo North Bend Myrtle Point and Bremmit Creek for weddings picnics and contracts.
A scattered reader names list from Myrtle Point includes many individuals such as Isaac Miller, Mrs Elmer Magill, Mrs. John Dunckley, and Mrs. Lucy Culver among others. The fragment includes several surnames and titles with no clear event or context provided.
Mr and Mrs W A Keller and others bachelor party visits noted along with Mrs C M Wilson and family. Charles Wilson visiting from out of town returned home after a 10 day stay. Mrs Perley Crowley consulted a doctor for an ulcerated leg. Esther Crowley returns to nursing duties. Harold Shepherd and Belle Shepherd take trips and visits to Coquille. Mrs Derbe hosts a dinner for Lt and Mrs Anton Yotz. James Crowley injured and at home until after the Fourth. Lloyd Shepherd and family hosted, Lous Laird hospital visit for asthma. Truck drivers Elmer Wilson Norleigh Alford and Mr Howe haul logs starting Tuesday.
West Myrtle Point residents Mrs Robert Redell and daughters Edith and Wilma hosted Monday dinner with Myrtle Point guests. several families visited in Bandon and Coquille. Vera Clinton from Salem spent the summer with Mr and Mrs John Arnold, with Miss Hildred Redeil as Sunday guest at Paul Breuer's home. multiple gatherings at Emmett Hammack, John Arnold, and nearby households are noted along with Camp Bradford baseball trip participants.
Dement Creek in Missouri and Moss Tops Burelasy and Ddeen feature a son My dle Pe Sstu das Mane Chander called oon Mr Ralph McCall. Oliver Miller, Jack Butler, and Lee ter Higgins work for Taylo Dement, aiding in putting up bas. Dorothea Charile visits her grandmother M. Jane Northup at Martie Point, spending the week at her home. Grover and Rason Cr bbe haul tass from Flua and Derre creeks. Mr and Mrs Farl Rav a dim ren were cuter to o Merte Poo Saturday. M and Mrs Mara Thomas, a baby Leo Thomas, and Mrs Actt Chandler were cases Moy Point Saturday.
Bridge topics include prayer and evangelist reports as Mr and Mrs Pome Brown host. Mr and Mrs Fred Sefield Pauline Farmer are noted with guests and a Sunday dynamical program. Details include visits from B Fraver and J 0 Fitis amid parish events and dinner group gatherings.
A jumble of names places and actions appears as fragmented notes from a community page. It mentions households Mrs Mra Gearhart Miss Gearhart and various residents visiting relatives and engaging in social calls and local events. The text also references Friendly Club activities and a dinner guest.
An OCR excerpt contains scattered letters and phrases. Readable names or events are not clear, leaving the item as an unclear bulletin with no definite persons places or actions.
M. C. Miller joined the club and attendees included Vernon Bennett Joe Walker Roy Swan Fred Minnard Fred Durnam Geo Ellis Gail Dunch O Bunch with hostess Mrs Joe Gearhart.
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