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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
3
Local residents report visits, relocations, and camp work across Coquille area. Families including Willsons, Johnsons, and Schroeders shared gatherings at McKinley and Bandon while others moved relatives to campuses and plan Linfield College enrollment. Rebekah Lodge events and a Hoosier-style visit capped a weekend of community activity.
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Mrs Gran Grant received a dog bite on her left arm after a police dog pinned her during an incident with Mrs Hutchison. Grant had the arm dressed at a hospital and stayed with her mother for daily dressing. The piece also lists numerous social visits and weekend activities among local families including the Carmans, Daniels, Strongs, and Bones, with varied visits to Marshfield Powers Myrtle Point and Coquille.
Mrs Willem Wise and Mrs Endicott visit Myrtle Point and Bridge residents. A September community meeting at the Myrtle Point hall featured Mra Sager dry cleaning and remodeling demonstrations with lunch, followed by a October return plan. Attendees included many local residents and their daughters and guests.
Brewster Valley hosts include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Taylor and Mr and Mrs W A Nickason visiting Marshfield Coquille visitors Mr Elmer Wilson and Ivan Laird among those heading to logging camps on Rock Creek for several days Women of the Valley gather to repair songbooks at Mrs Ernest Krewson’s. neighbors and relatives visit homes across the district. W H Dancer preached at the gym and dined with local families. The Lairds, Wilsons, and Pratt families appear in numerous Sunday calls and projects around Laird and Lawhorne homes as timber work continues and a barn is dismantled at J D Laird’s.
Weekend visits include Mrs Jive Beniham and Mrs Ed Abernathey in Roseburg. A crew of men from Roseburg builds at Copco lookout station, led by Lester Darby Ben Palm Arnold Benedick. 4 H club outing near Banton with Genevieve Crowley and Wonda ae. participants Clauie Hicks Charles Wilson Donald Groves Leeda Groves Christina Christensen. Local errands include license talks Myrtle Point and car overhauling for Mr Hicks.
Arago residents hosted and visited family and friends across Oregon and California. Notable items include Doyle visiting Mrs Lillie, Bunnage and Burtis sisters hosting relatives, Currie returning from Chilliwack to work on a ranch and study at Linfield College, Robison's return from Grenada, and various locals taking trips to Fairview and the CCC camp with gatherings at the beach and Band events.
Mrs mane and Hickam resume school duties at Base Hill after a Fourth of July vacation in Bandon. Albert Fish hosts a Sunday dinner with Tim Adams family and Josephine. Gulstrom family returns from Tillamook after two weeks here. Gus Schroeder hosts Gordon Fleming family for dinner.
Twin Oaks residents attend Rebekah county convention in Bendon. Visits and dinners occur among the Lundy, Brewer, Shull, Bartlett, Nelsen, Davenport, Hall, and other families. Local inspectors and guests including Chester Wilson, J L Burtis, Rex Bunnage, Naomi Robison, and Esther Nelsen are noted with Sunday meals and Monday calls.
Mr and Mrs William Fite and family dined with Ed and Mrs Jones Sunday. William Veatch weakens Fred Doyle of Orange California visiting locals seeks work. Charles Crook Jr returns to Dora work. Raleigh Greene Elton Schroeder visit Gant bungalow. Lee Wagner plans ranger assignment. C J Crane Lillian motor to Portland Tillamook, Alice Mac Endicott returns Marshfield. Ouija board notes Cupid score in area. Look out Floyd.
Bridge callers at the WA left home Sunday include Mr and Mrs Dwight Culver and children Mary Louise and Everett and Mr and Mrs Jesse Barnett Constance Culver visited relatives in Bandon The Bridge team lost 5 to 6 in ten innings at Tenmile Mrs W R Brown moved to George Bryant logging operations at Sitkum Leonard Lloyd and Margaret Downs returned to Redmond Grange meeting Friday night featured an interesting program
News from Coquille and nearby places covers a series of visits and family events. Mrs Powers rests at home in North Powers after injuries in Coquille last week, while Mrs Fred Powers and others were seen there. The report also notes visitors from Ketchikan Alaska and Washington state, a matron honored in Reedsport, and recent marriages and home gatherings shaping community life.
Broadbent Mrs. W. A. Roselle and daughter Pearl visited Tule Lake and returned home Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hermann and sons Delos Verlin and Eldon spent an evening with the Hermann family. Miss Mikired McCracken visited Miss Edwiny Peele in Myrtle Point. Girl scouts camped at Thoda Creek after riding from town via Lundy Cheese Factory. Audra Wagner and Myrtle Hall returned from a camping trip to Bandon over the Fourth.
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