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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1933

Page

4

Rural Oregon notes of visits and social events

Neighboring families in Myrtle Point Marshfield and nearby towns share visits meals and entertainment. Individuals such as Lene Davis Alvin Fredenburg Myrtle Cox Letha Mumford Annie Dear Dorfff Claude Randleman J J Damron and Ann Watkins figure in hosting guests shopping trips farm work and a circus at the Randleman home. Attendees include Mary Jean Watkins Esther Barnett and many others with plans to travel to Vallejo California and Arcadia California.

Lene Davis Marsnfield Alvin Fredenburg Hay Swift Myrtle Cox McNeil Myrtle Point Letha Mumford Annie Deardorfff Mary Jean Watkins L. M Ansen Shelby McAllister Claude Randleman J J Damron Bandon Thelma Hhe Ann Watkins Loree Rand Watkins Worth Bandon Sam Damron Ernest Watkins Garrett Lawrence Claude Randieman Patty Lawrence Loree Randieman Tenn Reb Arcadia W McAdam Watkins Grove LW McAdam C A Swift Annie Deardorff J W Barnett Esther Barnett Mary Jean Ann John Yost J . Purre Calere Coquille Jean Watkins Ann Learduff George Embree Isele Edigner Roharra Strow Luther Myers

Mysterious Powers and Monster Battles In A Visionary Tale

Fragmentary text credits Merion G. Cooper and Bigae Wallace for a story featuring a hero fighting prehistoric monsters to defend civilization. The piece hints at a twist involving mysterious powers of O'Brien and a clash with an unseen opponent.

Fithedn Merion G. Cooper Bigae Wallace O'Brien Merlan

Fragmented OCR Lettering at West Myrtle Point

Scattered readable names and phrases from a local page segment include references to Mrs and Mr Rewer and other couples. The legible bits mention Moss Agnes, Borden, Seda, and Barkoo, with partial names and titles amid garbled OCR. The text hints at a social listing or notices but specific actions or dates are unclear.

Rewer Kane Arid Sa

Local Family Notices and Work Seekers Across West Norway

Residents from West Norway and nearby districts report visitors seeking employment at Holls Creek logging camps. Local farmers and families, including the Myers and Guerin households, note milking routines, seed planting, and timber activities while relatives drop by for visits.

Local Visitors and Club Meeting Report

Cravelford Mr and Mrs Kge Culbertson and children Mr and Mrs Joe Culbertson Ada Mary Culbertson visited McKinley Sunday. Roland Weekly and Sudren were Sunday dinner guests at the Lovd Warne home. Mrs Hayworth and son of Myrtle Point spent Friday at Sut. home. Mr and Mrs Paul Bunch are visiting from Rock Creek. Miss Clinton and children Marie and Ralph visited at the WOH Hareman. Henry Brown and Lee The Ladies club met last Thursday and quilted. Lunch was served to Mesdames McNair Verna McNair W Bigelow J L Southmayy Robert de Buer Lige Culbertson Roland Weekly Jeff Crosby Tommy Weekly Lowell Bothwell and Lloyd Huntley. Visitors included Mesdames Barzee Lloyd Hyde Cleo Weekly Mugses Josephine Shellhammer Marie Minton Velma Rogers of Lanevey. Albert Butler and Bertha Cotton were Marshfield visitors the first of the week.

Kge Culbertson Joe Culberton Ada Mary Culbertson McKinley Wre Roland Sudren Lovd Warne Broadent Hayworth Myrtle Point Sut Paul Bunch Iverson Rock Creek Jos Clinton Marie Ralph Henry Brown Vorres Lee J S Clinton Jesse Laird Mesdames Frank McNair Vernaamn Leland McNair W Bigelow J L Southmayy Robert de Buer Lige Julbertson Roland Jeff Crosoy Tommy Lowell Bothwell Lioyd Huntley Miesdames Barzee

Funeral Attendees at Myrtle Point Honor Beloved Residents

The funeral for SS Endicott drew family and neighbors from Myrtle Point including Frank Fish W oA Fish Mrs Herbert Snyder Mrs Arve Sargent Myrtle and George children Dwight Culver and family Mrs Harold James and children. They spent Sunday at M and J L Evernden home and news notes mention local visits and daily duties among residents and camp workers.

Endicott Myrtle Point Frank Fish W Oa Fish Herbert Snyder Arve Sargent Myrtle George Dwight Culver Harold James J Lf Evernden Ben Smith Jo L Evevernden Elmer Crunk Rom Sykes McNair W A Fsper Lay Fost Frida Frank Fist Lily Fisny Moyde Price Hulda Carex Nina Warner Marenfield Spert Nares Warner Bertha Larson Houne James Fricke Frask Jesse Svites Frank Fer Mooretay Hervert Aecek Esers Faye Vast

Twin Oaks Socials Include Family Visits and Picnic

Twin Oaks residents hosted a series of guest and family visits starting Sunday with Mrs P F Bartlett entertaining her father A Smalley and brother Ben Smalley from Halls Creek. Tuesday visitors included Mrs Verne Lundy and others. Thursday saw Ellen Monrad and Esthe Nelson at swimming. a picnic at the Daven grove Sunday drew many Twin Oaks people.

P F Bartlett A Smalley Ben Smalley Halls Creek Rex Bunnage Robert James Portland Verne Lundy Dolores Lila Audrey Ernest Davenport Ellen Monrad Esthe Nelson Tim Sullivan Mary Frances Dornie Colleen Eugene Phillip Bartlett Port Orford Marie Johnson Davengrove Twin Oaks

Davenport Family Social Visit and Silo Work Recap

A large Davenport extended family gathering on Eckley road included Mr and Mrs J A Davenport and many relatives. Dor othy Lundy Paula Breuer Hil dred Redell Ellen Monrad and Audrey Davenport visited and went swimming with Mary Davenport. A R Davenport filled silo Friday and Moland notes on calls and weekend guests.

Pasesia Maureen J. A. Davenport Jerene W. R. Davenport Don Amy Marke Billy AR. Davenport Lloyd Dolores Audrey Mary Lila Ernest Burr Eilen Monrad Agarrilow Roy Shull Oran Oliver Ruth Percy Barzee Roy Mast Ardyce Bartlett Jeff Hall Chris Nelson Esther Ellen Monrad Eckley Road Wil Fearnley Frances Verne Lundy Rodney Davenport Coquilte Dorothy Lundy Paula Breuer Hildred Redell Mary Davenport Paula Helen Breuer Esther Nelson Davenport

Local Social Roundup from Bandon Area

A long list of Sunday visits and family gatherings from Bandon and surrounding areas includes Arago My and Mrs Walter Farrier and others visiting J O Cart's home, and many kinfolk from Coquille Los Angeles Corvallis and Ashland. Other items note a Yellowstone trip, a Coquille youth wiener roast, Grange picnic at Bandon, and beach outings on the Bandon and Myrtle Point beaches.

Local Families Gather for Picnic at Joe Frernden Grounds

Mr and Mrs J T Fernder plus daughter Geneva and Moo ard Mry Pewightuiver with two children Mars Jan and Everet attended a Sunday picnic at Joe Frernden grounds near Martte Point. Friends joined the gathering as Constante Konigested hosted. The group includes Ramond Carpenter and sons Lawell and Ravnwnd Jr from Hollywood who visit a week. Also noted are Mr and Mrs W A Lett and family, Mr and Mrs John Carl and Jam voof Arage, and Mr and Mrs Gabriel Fetch with child from California arriving Friday. Pasadena residents George Driskell and family joined from Pasadena Monday.

Harela Janes Jeier Ronald J T Fernder Geneva Moo Pewightuiver Ciildren Mars Everet Joe Frernden Constante Coates Carpenter

Wood Bridge Beams Strength Tested By USDA Lab

Forest Products Laboratory engineers tested 200 built up wooden beams to determine economical girder design. They examined seasoning cracks and fissures along beam sides to improve highway bridge construction and address unreliable shear theory in design.

J Back Fresnel Forester Portland Forest Products Laboratory US Department of Agriculture Laboratory Indheight

Social Visit and Local Happenings Noted in Town

Several residents hosted guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Peter Axe Mr and Mrs Richard Pfeifer and Mr and Mrs William Axe at the Charles G Mack home. Ethelbert Niely and George visited from Los Angeles while Frank Culver’s children were seen at the Ehrig residence. A road show visited Bridge Monday and the Stiik family finished logging on Little Beck creek then moved to the Olsen home with Fay and Jin joining Norman Graham. County health nurse Mra Lela Elrod was present in town Monday.

Sovéin Brg Wedgeeday Peter Axe Richard Pfeifer William Axe Charles G. Mack Frank Culver Searier Ethelbert Niely George Merri Los Angeles F. Ehrig Bridge Jack Stiik Little Beck Creek John Olsen Fay Jin Norman Graham Marshfield Lela Elrod

Local News From Bandon and Surrounding Areas

Community updates list moves and visits among Gaylord, Bandon, Coquille, and Marshfield residents. Names include the Richardson Epperson Carman McCullem Smith Devereux and Newbury, with trips to Coquille, North Bend, and San Francisco for goods. A social gathering at the ban loft is noted along with a family welcome for a newborn Eugene Deloss.

William Richardson Bobby Epperson Bandon G W McCullem Clint Carman Genevieve Johnny Robert GQ Leach Genevieve Word Gaylord Elmer Smith Smith North Bend Walter Newbury John Neal Coquille Carman Brothers San Francisco Bones Corbin Rachel Bob Marshfield Dwight Alderman Portland Aldermans Fred Johnson Faye Young Eugene Deloss W P Haney James Devereux Evelyn Bones Ban Loft Milard Carlisle

New Bridge Beam Standards Cut Size to Cut Costs

Researchers from Forest Products Laboratory Madison report new beam size guidelines for highway and railway bridges. The 38 to 40 percent smaller beams meet updated safety and design criteria, ensuring single or double beam action handles stresses and may reduce construction costs while maintaining public safety.

J A Newlin G. E. Heck HH. W March Forest Products Laboratory Madison Wisconsin

Willis OBrien Creates King Kong For Hollywood Studios

An Oakland born inventor known as a miracle man, Willis OBrien, crafts the stop motion effects for King Kong at BRKO Radio era studios. He conjures prehistoric creatures including a 30 ton Tyrannosaurus and a 50 foot long dinosaur to bring the giant ape to life. The production spans over two years and hinges on his inventive techniques behind locked doors.

Hollywood Willis O’brien Oakland California BRKO O’brien

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Upper Halls Creek Walter Barklow Lester Clinton J. W Barnett Fred Lafferty Klamath Falls Clarence Dix Glortz Remote Ira Wilson Wendell Kenneth Cartile Cottage Grove Clyde Cook Ranch Ralph Kring William van Antwerp South Pasadena Edinger Clyde Co Fairview Cook Brandon Vallejo Barnett Ountry Correspondence Bilts Point Herald West Myrtie Point West Norway Selten Ug Ve Aan Lyle Lester Davis Holls Creek Turner MacDonald Rivertur Ralph Myers Walter Schroeder Lawrence Cravelford Albert Butler Bertha (Otton Bancroft Anders Foertder Erma Wise Idrer Charles Warrer Herbert Srivder Seem Arse Sargent Earge Rome Tate Dave Carew Af Powers Carin Ray Clifford Kern Neen and la Vaoune Coaudie Lieyd Jarvis Barney Barr Jarvis Frank Craften FEF Frenden Arago Walter Farrier Arthur Farrier Jack William Lett Flin J O Cart J Lawrence C T Robison Mary Robison Jesse Rotism Yellowstone Park Nile Offler Jr. Burtis C E Schoeder Emily Hickam Con Kent George Hampton J. R Hampton J D Carn Kenneth Herbert Wallace R M Bunnage Noon Robin Albert Gulstrom Junior Darwin Burl Grange David Root John Cross Ranch Adam Halter George Allen Orlen Collier Home Ot Burtis R M B Hunnage Bandon Beach Kate Hodson Norway Jood BS Wallen Myrstle Point Hampton Ranch J B Moomaw Sapyid Donna Emma “Wilea Myrtle Point Laundry W. B. van Fossen Hiland Theater Paul Lukas Loretta Young Gilenda Farrel King Kong Robert Armstrong Fay Wray Bruce Cabot Voile Vanta Sun Myers & Myers Obrien Wizard OF E. ¢. Barker Brodie Ford the Bond Studio
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