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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1934
Page
4
Community activity fills the week with visits and gatherings. Residents including Mr and Mrs R Sahairy, Brewer, He rerees Nola Rae and Berton, and many others are noted at multiple homes and events around Sumthlle Point and nearby towns.
A series of Fourth of July gatherings across Myrtle Point North Bend Marshfield Coquille and Bridge featured families such as the Breuer Root Brownson Axe Train and Clayton. Social events included Grange and Christian Endeavor picnics with attendees from Myrtle Point Bridge North Bend and surrounding communities. Clinton Martin sustained a severe head injury while diving in Little Rock Creek.
Neighbors in Sacremenwal area report George Hermann and Ernest Clausen farms photographed for publicity. James Barkdoll and son Raymond haul wood from John Whobrey place for S S Reed. Poles cut for electric line to river on Clausen farm irrigation system underway. Family visits and Fourth of July gatherings noted among local residents and travelers.
The community recounts Fourth of July visits with families from Myrtle Point and Bandon. Lists include Powers families hosting guests and numerous residents like Dan Thomas, W Reed, Alys Kay Roberts, Harold Carver, Alice Stewart, Jess Jones, Cle McCready, Ben Crawtud, and the Metreads visiting relatives in Ta angtor and Coquille. Several groups traveled to Ta angtor and Bandon for the holiday.
A long list of social visits is reported as residents from Norway ML 0, Mra Buieh Stumm of Angeles, Mrs Blanche Keefover of Portland, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Vinng of North Bend are described as guests of W Lee Ray and a Ray family in Berd. They dined with A Ho Bender family, with other neighbors arriving for dinners and gatherings across the week.
A sequence of dinners picnics and visits ties together Broadent area residents including Mrs Ribert Deans son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs M M Schmidt and guests from Oakland and Eugene Local gatherings feature Detlefsens Clausen and Schmidt families plus Burgess Garitte and Denison relations with several ocean state and Oregon connections noted through the week including a Sunday house gathering and a Myrtle Point call.
Readable fragments mention Quy Wright daughters Joyce of Norway and W M Burgess. The passage lists several individuals with unclear roles in a local notice or notice-like snippet from a newspaper page.
Bald Hill and Laney Parrish visited Myrtle Point in the week. Floyd Parrish stayed with his parents the weekend. Yoncalla guests Arthur Terrell and sons Jack and Robert visited the Lusk family. McNair family visiting Barzee household. Frank McNair’s family and Mrs Culbertson made Marshfield and Myrtle Point calls.
Byron Hervey visits as guest of sister Mrs Gloyd Huntley this week. She hosts him while working on unspecified tasks and the family notes the arrangement in a brief social item.
Remote Mrs Ernest Waser and children picnicked with Mrs aveem Griffey and children at the Griffey homestead Wednesday. Mr and Mrs George Clarno took a coast trip and returned via the Pacific highway visiting Clarno’s sister in Glendale. Mrs Ralph Nosler and Miss Fay June Nosler of Coquille visited Wednesday and Thursday with Mr and Mrs Walter Brandon. Miss Gloria Dick spent Sunday at the James Appleton home in Bancroft. Mr and Mrs Ray Dartley were Myrtle Point Isitore Sunday.
Nisees Arra and Roma Loy Meeks of Dandon spent a few days at the Barrett Zinn residence.
A distorted OCR snippet shows garbled phrases about fear and a person at home since Saturday with no clear events, names, or locations.
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