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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
3
The fragment notes the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs D R Lewis as the setting for a Saturday night event, indicating a family or social gathering tied to the Lewis residence.
West Myrtle Point residents share news of visits and calls. Mrs Belle Bennett Mrs Paul Brewer Mr Chester Root and Alice visit. Hildred Nedell Paula Dreyer and Opal Langenburg appear in local social notes amid birthday and fellowship mentions.
A list of social visits and guests from the Webb, Leatherman, Lewis, Willeon, Harmon, Austin, Banton, and Willson households. Names include Mrs Ferrie Lundy, Mrs James Clinton, Misa Eula Mae Gant, Rayburn Lewis, and W. G. Austin. Activities cover visits, overnights, and Sunday dinners across several homes.
McKinley Miss Connie Woodward and father Charles Woodward of Marshfield spent several days at the RH Lawhorne. CCC boys from the McKinley camp broadcast over KOOS in Marshfield Saturday evening from 8:00 to 5:30. They plan to continue weekly programs. Local girls and friends attended a McKinley Ladies club session at Willson grove with a potluck lunch and an afternoon swim at the old dam. A large crowd enjoyed a free dance at the community hall with doughnuts and coffee. Several residents visited various homes and attended events, including Frieda Strong of Myrtle Point and the Willson family.
The column records visits from George Sousa of Hill California to help haul logs, a 12th birthday swimming party for Dorothy Bender, and multiple calls at Gus Bernier and Walter Laird homes. It notes ongoing piggyback events like a fox pen showing seven blue pups, a bridge project over Dement creek, and invitations for a pool party by the Leatherman family.
Broadbent house is ill this week with a severe sore. Henry near Portur reports illness as Broadbest Saturday evening visited by Mr and May Ell Warner near Powers. Walter Donald busy pumping water to irrigate pasture. P D Parrish, Forrest Hermann and others hauling hay. Mr and Mrs John Neal and children Miriam Smith and Ray Emery were Sunday visitors at Jim Neal.
Local residents sequence visits and travel ranging from Eugene to Salem and Medford. Highlights include Mrs Chandler arriving from Oakland for a daughter's care, educational talks at Union Sunday School, and farewell plans for the Wiscarons with Everett Dailey set to lead Bible study services. Campfire and Kolapiic groups outline outings, camping plans, and outdoor meals with multiple girls listed by name.
Readable fragments describe an event labeled Atom with numeric reference and unclear location. The text hints at a formal notice or timetable but lacks full details for a complete public action or deadline. Further legible lines are needed to identify authority, place, and required response.
In a fragmentary item, local notes reference Myrtle Point and named individuals such as Joe Goble and Pushmell. The text is incomplete, but indicates casual, location-bound chatter or notices from a small town column. The passage provides sparse names without clear actions or dates.
Gaylord Carey Bones goes on crutches after a heel injury at Suke's camp. Miss Delilah Blundell visits Rachel Bones this week. Mrs. Walby of Marshfield visited friends. Leonard and guests Walter Corbin and William Bauer of Tacoma visited Port Orford and Sixes to see relatives. Mrs. Alvin Lucas and son Michard from Lakeview came to see sister Mrs. Fred Johnson and family. Sister Mrs. Fred Redfield of Marshfield stayed over. Charles Knight returned home with an injured knee from Moore's camp. Woman's club met at the community building with Mrs. William Lear and Mrs. Mary Richardson hosting. dance planned for August. pot luck lunch held. Attending included Fred Johnson, William Lear, James Palmer, Russel Wright, Harrison Hayes, Robert Swenson, Mary Richardson, Mildred Carfle, Harry Bones, Mrs. Hainey, James Devereux, John Grant, Al Howard, Frendy Medlock, Dwight Alderman of Portland. John Neal went to Myrtle Point to visit sister Mrs. Barbara Barnett. Mrs. John Grant visiting at Sykes camp with daughter Mrs. George Boren. Lila to stay with Opal. Mrs. Clinton Carman and son John visited Myrtle Point and Catching Creek. Lyle Barker visited friends in district Tuesday.
Mrs Arthur Terrell and her two sons moved Saturday to Yoncolla where Mr Terrell found employment. Miss Inez Lusk visited Robert Wire’s home on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ernest Barklow and family were Sunday guests at the W E Bigelow home.
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