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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
4
Staff and local correspondents recount visits and trips across towns. Residents named include Randleman family, McKelvy family, Gaines siblings, and others visiting relatives in Bend Myrtle Point Reedsport Coquille Roseburg and Marshfield during holidays and vacations.
Sitkum residents C C Archibald and H Jackabsen of Roseburg were weekend visitors at Jess Hicks home, accompanying Hicks and son Claude on a fishing trip before Marshfield business. Valley residents joining Fourth celebrations include Lester Mayse and family from Glendale, E Mayse visitors, P A Alford at Myrtle Point Round-up, Rex Dick leaving for Vancouver, and Laird families hosting gatherings at the J D Laird home. Several others aided at Gravelford bridge project for the cheese factory, while Phoebe Harry visited relatives at Sisters and Coquille trip segments noted.
Community notes describe visits by Mrs Dwight Culver spert and Mrs Harold James to Dwight Culver home, Fourth of July picnics at Charles Mack home and LP King homestead, and extended stays with relatives in Roseburg Tenmile and nearby areas. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Kay Beckett, Mr and Mrs O W Heath, the Mack family, the Rookard party from Tenmile, and numerous local families. A Christian Endeavor meeting led by Glenn Huttu and a morning sermon by John Marnett are mentioned. The piece highlights travel along the new government road and local social events.
Remote Frank Berks left Wednesday for a visit at Eddville with his brother George Berks. A large number from the community attended the Round-up in Myrtle Point last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryart and Mr and Mrs CGsuy Tennar hosted Thursday evening at the Ire land home. Myrtle Point residents spent the weekend at the Ray Bartley home. Mr and Mrs Delos Apinetroa hosted. Dorothy Louise spent the weekeep at the James Appleton area in Bancroft.
Community updates include Mrs Marv Richards and Alden Butler in Gyford area with travels to Port Orford and Norway. Visits from Jim and Gerald. North Bayside Grange gathering. Jesn Gardner visiting Mrs E B Moore. Robbins moves to Bend. Round-up in Myrtle Point. lambs shipped to San Francisco by Hayes Bros and Carman Bros.
James Palmer and Neel Bros with Walter Newbury and Faye Young plan seven carloads for Clinton Carman. Harrison Hayes will accompany them. Mr and Mrs Henry Roth visited Myrtle Point on Monday. Mia Cox and Mrs Wilbur Cox spent days with Mia Cox at Camas Valley. Mr and Mrs E B Moore are with Mia Cox and family. Al and Howard and Ferne and Cha Utte called on Roy Grant. Robert Swenson was a guest. Mr and Mrs Rol Tucker of Morte bunt visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Alvin Howard were at Lee Ray’s Saturday night. Mrs Milton Epperwin received tutelage this week under Powers director.
The clipping lists visits and casual events around late July including Miss Roe Aoe Hong, Miss Cle, Mrs Mabie Hate, Mrs co t Maraan, Mr and Mrs Wiliam Barrc, William Earle, Mr and Mrs Kennett Murdock, Suzanne O Bugerested, and the Murdocks. It records tourist and family travel, summer leisure, and small gatherings at homes in Eugene and Portlands region with references to travel homeward after vacations and family connections.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines about a looming threat or consequence. Readable bits reference a person and distress, but substantial details are illegible, leaving an unclear narrative and no verifiable events or dates.
A garbled OCR entry lists names, places, and events including Twin Oaks, Nome, Portland, and Merr, with scattered references to sheriffs, fellows, and local figures. The text reads like a jumble of notices and captions from a historical newspaper page, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
Hobart Smith and many friends plus families from Tule Lake Calif arrive Thursday to spend a few days at W A Roselle home. they return Sunday with Roselle accompanying them to look after his books. Several local households host Sunday dinners and a surprise birthday party for Hens Whobroy accompanied by James Bat illum. attendance reported lively with many neighbors present.
Joved fireworks later in the evening as older residents gathered around a bonfire. Mr and Mrs Clinton Carman and Mr and Mrs Roderick Hermann with Virna Hermann visited North Bayside Grange Wednesday evening last week. Mrs W A Rouelle and Pearl motor to Bandura Monday evening. Mr and Mrs A D B Hermann and family and Mr and Mrs F C Hermann and family attended the Gaylord picnic the Fourth.
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