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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1941
Page
2
The Myrtle Point Herald invites 25 young people to work for pay in August aiming to boost circulation from about 4000 to 6000 readers. Prizes include seven bicycles and over 50 other awards from local businesses, with cash and merchandise for top sellers and meritorious effort.
Atty S Pulford came back Wednesday from a month long trip to Seattle and other Washington cities. He traveled much of the journey by bicycle. Mrs C E Schroeder also returned from a visit with friends on the lower river Wednesday.
The Brethren church conference in Bridge ended Sunday night after a week of meetings. Out of state attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Tulley and son Bobby from La Verne College in California, Mrs Al Brighthill of Bethany Bible School in Chicago, and several others. Families gathered for picnics at the Culver home Saturday. The Woman's Recreation camp is set for Camp Myrtlewood starting Wednesday.
Mrs. WA Nichwoon and Mrs. Miles Roady hosted an all day Myrtle Leaf Grange meeting at the gym with several hostesses. Attendees included many Roady and Laird family members plus friends. The group held games, welcomed new Juvenile Grange members, and discussed local activities and visits to nearby towns and camps.
Pleasant Point notes list visitors Mr and Mrs Jack Knife of Coquille calling on Mr and Mrs Henry Harri and Miles Harris, plus Jimmie Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Anderson, kicked by a horse and taken to Coquille hospital with non serious injuries. Mrs Russell Smith was taken to hospital.
In Mast hospital on Wednesday Mrs Gordon Aylvester and her children Miss Alta Stull and Donald Stull of Dora visited Mrs William Watson and Dorothy. Bob Knapp and Fred Lange from the community sought medical care there last week. Mr and Mrs Guy Mann dropped by the home of Mr and Mrs William Watson on Thursday evening.
Miss JoAnn Newton entertained a group of children including Donna Jane Glade Krewson Bien Strode Hazel Evelyn Oberman Sithum Dora Jimmy Churchill John Jerry O Sullivan Alice Brown Jimmy Newton and Lenore Welson at her eighth birthday Thursday. At the Grange meeting Saturday night Frank Haney was elected Flora replacing Mrs Levison who resigned. The Juvenile Grange initiated Marvin Derril Lucille Verna Lou Morse Stanley and Billy Roady of Sitkum.
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