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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1936
Page
4
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The passage notes Powers near Myrtle Point on a busy highway collects taxes from gas use. It argues for funds to build roads including the Wilson River cutoff and to fund a dust-laying chemical for Cass county streets. The author links road upkeep to state tax revenue from travel.
The Parsons Sun and Oswego Democrat critique Gov Alf Landon in Kansas. They condemn hospital crowding for insane and tubercular patients, urge federal aid and state building, and argue Landon’s economy sacrifices schools and the elderly. They note potential relief waits for the next legislative session.
The quoted remarks defend government action and credit policy as essential to national strength. The speaker argues the state should guide progress, noting past investments pay dividends and noting shifts from horse and buggy to automobile in social life, reflecting modernization and change.
Pleasant Point club met at Mrs Bert Claver's home with a potluck dinner for members and guests including Miss Dorothy Watson and Mrs Mary Claver. Friends visited at various homes, dances planned for Roy Spires grove, August 1, and a housewarming surprise honored Hugh MacLean and wife with six couples attending.
Norway residents Mr and Mrs Martin Schmidt and son Donald drove to Marshfield where Donald bought a new car. Pioneer picnic and dinner guests appeared across Coquille Randolph Myrtle Point and Newport with families including the Schroeders Bennett Leep Bunch Haughton and Hermann. Fred Schmidt returned home after hospitalization for back injury.
The note lists numerous visits and social outings across Corvallis Coquille Bandon and North Bend with families including Schroeder Jackson Lafferty Barklow Beyers and Webb. It mentions fishing trips at Bandon Bible study and various Sunday and weekday social calls and small group visits.
Mrs Kilmer Wilson and three sons Erwin Laird and Wilda Shep tera hosted visitors at the J D Laird home including Binger Laird and his wife from Roseburg. The Pentecostal church led by Rov Battles held services at the gym and conducted events at Fairview with families attending. Christina Christensen Jack Chaney and others hiked to Split Rock Sunday.
Remote Mr and Mrs Cribbins and Misses Elva Cribbins and Maude Jennings hosted dinner for Mr and Mrs V1 Luco. Moe Leslie Groat spent the week in Brewster Valley. Several Cribbing family members attended events, with Mr James Duffy and Miss Five fee visiting. Nearby residents from Coquille and Alleghany were seen visiting Tuesday.
Fragmented text references Fairview Henry Westhooh of Portland and unnamed individuals with partial mentions of voting, plans, and a disappearance or death. The readable items hint at local notices or social entries but lack clear actions or outcomes.
A garbled OCR fragment notes movements of individuals named Dale and Foord around Bend and Creswell with mentions of temporary stays in Deadmond rah and a departure toward Arkansas. The text lacks clear dates, actions, or affiliations.
Local residents list weekend gatherings and visits across Coquille Powers Marshfield and Norway. People include Mr and Mrs Leatherman Dennie Howe Ben Gant George Schanz Walter Schroeder and others visiting relatives attending dinners and club events.
Fine portraits feature at the Bond Studio with arc ments and Koar finishing touches in progress. Telephone contact listed as 106 L for appointments and details.
Mr and Mrs Paul Bunch and their children of Gravelford spent Monday at the Walter Schroeder home. Mr and Mrs Bon Cant visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Milo Durham of Coquille. Henry Hansen and Miss Lorene Clark of Marshfield were Sunday afternoon callers on Mr and Mrs 8 D Clark.
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