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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
2
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Tuesday and Friday social updates include Mrs Florence Guerin and Mrs M J Morrison visiting Henry Hervey in Lee and a Beach Party attended by Margaret Chase KR Yo Reo Robert Young and companions at Bundon. Numerous visits announce trips to Eugene Gold Beach Coquille North Bend and Marshfield with several locals named and a church party noted.
Alma Fleming of Arago assisted with housework at the Laferty residence. Several residents including Charles Ashton, Ben Moomaw, and multiple Lafferty family members made visits to Coquille, Arago, and Myrtle Point for business, social calls, and school events. Various guests traveled to Bandon and Bridge and medical matters noted including Janice Lafferty’s illness.
North Bend guest Miss Thelma Daniels visits Mrs T Jo Weekly while Mrs J S Clinton hosts family and friends from Coquille and Myrtle Point. Gravelford high school team defeats Myrtle Point 9 to 4. Kenneth Yeager visits. Local meeting in Conant Hall discusses old age revolving pension with Nosler.
Upper Halls Creek resident Sam Damron returns home after ten days in Bandon recovering from acute bronchitis. Myrtle Point visitors Henry Fredenburg and families picnicked at C A Swift’s gravenstein apples. Effie Chappell and Wesley Chappell visited from Bandon for dinner with John Damien. C A Randleman returns from Chaney camp near Powers as strike continues and transport remains limited. Floras Creek trip planned for Mary and Jean Watkins with Ban don families, and Ben plus Andrew Smalley cutting wood from the damaged Randleman site for stove fuel. There is two winters supply of wood stored locally.
The text describes logs moved from the right of way into the Randleman field to create a level area for sawing. Timber came from the Beaumalecy tract and was hauled to the Garoutte camp. Names such as Loree Randleman and Maxine Rackte are mentioned along with various local residents and places like Bandon and Banadon.
A string of fragmented social notes mentions Miss Edith Mecun and others visiting Roseburg and Marshfield, plus numerous residents from Myrtle Point and Coquille visiting kin, shopping, fishing trips, and weekend gatherings. Names include Miss Lnis, Miss Ethel Joosus, Mr and Mrs M J Suliven, Milton Brown, Clyde Brown, Jules Howe, and more.
A fragmented clipping recalls residents and events around Upper Catching Creek. The readable lines mention names such as Addie Burne and Maxine, with scattered references to community happenings and a noted feat. The text is partial and lacks a clear narrative.
Fragmented OCR notes mention individuals Bancroft Haida Mashford Charles Warner Janes Hate and Mrs James Ppeats with connections to a century old event. Odd Endicott and a return from a visit are cited among incomplete lines.
Miss Ruth Ann C an ord spet on ten days on Corvallis last week Miss Yvonne Hollenbeck of Corvallis are home with her and now visiting at the Crawford home Mr and Miss Sterl Zummerman and daughter Dorcus of Eugene returned to their home Tuesday They
Mr and Mrs Wall Lund and Miss Gayle Edgerton Relva Altice Stemmles Audrey Lundy and Rity Parton motored to Winchester on Sunday to spend the day on the Leach River.
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