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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
6
A flurry of visitors and neighbors from Coquille Bakersfield Eugene and Marshfield brought activity to homes in Myrtle Point and nearby communities. Local residents attended church services, a school board meeting, and social gatherings while various guests stayed or traveled from Grass Valley and other towns.
Readers list frequent visitors and callers in the Myrtle Point and Gold Beach community. Names include the Grays Barklows McNeals Wood family Knight Clark Bushnell Barkley Lawson and others visiting homes on weekends and Thursdays with notes on hosts at D A Wine J E Wood and R J West residences.
A damaged clipping mentions Twin Oaks and names several individuals alongside places and dates with unclear context. The text references a visit or event linked to local locations and people, but the details are obscured by transcription errors. The piece appears to be a brief local notice or social update.
A jumble of names and events outlines a busy social weekend with many households hosting guests. Mrs A J Masse and Miss Haze among others welcomed visitors while couples like Mr and Mrs Demar hosted at their Berkeley Lane home. A charity dance and a local meet are noted alongside hospitality from families in Twon Oaks and Bridge areas.
Fragmented OCR text mentions multiple names and places with unclear context. Readable portions refer to individuals such as Toomey and Arthur Ho, plus scattered dates and locations, suggesting a local notice or short news item.
A novel beer spice cake debuts at the Waldorf Astoria in New York praised by tasters and editors as nutritious and tasty. The recipe from Helen Watts Schreiber uses brown sugar beer and dates with chopped nuts, baked in loaf pans or as tea cakes with mocha icing.
The report items describe numerous hospital patients from multiple places including Gravelford Independence and Oakland undergoing treatments such as appendectomies fracture care and dentistry. It notes dates of admissions discharges and transfers with many names and injuries or procedures.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear items with letters and numbers. No coherent event or names emerge to form a valid summary.
Fragmentary OCR text listing scattered names and phrases, including what appears to be names like Harrison and Clinton, and mentions of ranges and numbers, without coherent narrative or clear event details. No identifiable incident, date, or location present.
A fragmentary local item recalls a teak stone and a phrase about a long way back yesterday. The piece notes the crowd’s return and gratitude for being spared. continuation promised in the next issue.
Birth notices list Mr and Mrs Clarence Heriott of Gravelford as parents to Lucy Agnes born Tuesday July 19 1938 at 12 48 weighing two pounds five ounces Del and Mrs Charine Smith of Caquille welcomed an 80 percent pound baby girl at Mast hospital named Rose Fren Mfrend Schroeder Steen and Mr and Mrs Ad tan Schroeder Steen announce a baby daughter Veana Elizabeth born Thursday July 14 1938 at a Coquille hospital weighing seven pounds two ounces this is the first child for the couple.
Continued from page 1 prize awards listed for Bandon and surrounding towns. Gerald Fraser Ruth Le and Martha Noel of Broadber are among the winners. awards cover bach class coarne and carcass divisions with recipients including Tom Hayes Myrtle Point and Kay Fasten.
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