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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
3
Social activity nearby records a Myrtle Point Woman's Club banquet hosted by Mr and Mrs Purner MacDonald. Several residents and visitors are listed with brief mentions of picnics, visits, and seaside excursions along the Roseburg highway and local homes.
Bethel Emery and Mrs Misnie Kroeger spent the weekend with the McClellan girls. Virginia Rakes visited Edith and Wedell. Mrs Dan Miller, Curay, the Williamses and Ruth Sturdivant called on Minnie Kroeger. The Hammacks and family joined the Price Robison home in Arago. Jeme Clinton made a Bridge trip on Saturday. Elizabeth Bennett Paul Stever Eleanor and Helen visited Dora Clinton. Sandy Ellis Ad Christensen visited M L Clinton in Coquille east. C E Dick of Remote spent Friday with Robert Redell. Robert Redell and daughter Hildred spent Monday with Paul Breuer.
Bridge residents hosted and visited many neighbors over the weekend with gatherings at the Hooton Mack and Se homes. The Bridge baseball team defeated Powers 14 to 4 at Powers Diamond, with pitchers Stanford Sutphin Ted Houser and Tracy Sutphin contributing to the win as visiting supporters joined in.
A long list of local visitors, picnics, church and school events, and social calls updates Marshfield area residents. The piece mentions weddings, birthday dinners, Memorial Day activities, a Grange meeting, and various visits among families like the Laird, Bennett, Buzzard, Culver, and Benham households.
Brewster Valley residents Mr Gillmore Joe Householder and Mr Johnson of Roseburg visited Jess Ho Hicks on Sunday for a day of fishing. Mrs Phoebe Harry returned to Coquille after two months at her daughter’s home convalescing from a broken leg. Mrs Kenneth Taylor visited at Coquille homes of Mrs Jake Bohlander. Miss Wanda Houdyshell stopped by the Perley Crowley home for a week's visit. Reverend A Gray of Coquille spoke at Dora chapel Tuesday with songs including He Knows It All That Will Be Glory For Me and One.
The Chester Lesser family left Saturday for Idaho where they have a rented place to farm. The Burett Zinn family will move onto the Lesser place on Sandy. Several locals including Miss June Clarno, Mrs. Harding, Howard Ridley, Mrs. Senneth Holmes, and new baby Lillian Maine returned home or visited nearby towns over the weekend.
Sunday Monday visits spread across Twin Oaks as Mrs Roy Mast, Mrs John Felsher, Mr and Mrs Reed, and Bennie Reed decorated Myrtle Point and Norway cemeteries. Coquille and Lee area guests visited over the week with local families.
A long list of residents and visitors around Broadbent and nearby towns records weekend gatherings, travels to Myrtle Point and Coquille, graveside preparations, potato planting, and plans for Memorial Day. Many names, homes, and occupations appear amid sermons of springtime picnics and local drives.
Upper Catching Creek residents report visitors and brief trips. Louis Shindell called on Richard Woods. Tony Camden and Garnett Brown contacted the R J West family. Mrs. Ore Marsters is bed bound this week. Carl Bushnell traveled to Salem and stayed with Earl Ollivant, Mo visiting relatives, returning to the ranch Saturday night. Ladelbert Re1a Wayne Carman and Earl Cox visited friends this week. Ed Brown visited John Goldsbury Sunday. Leslie Evernden made a business trip to Myrtle Point and Bridge on Saturday. Misses Audrey Delores and Lila Davenport and Frank Larsen gathered rhododendrons and visited the Bushnell family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Louis Shindall in Myrtle Point Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joe Knight returned from Washington visiting their son Elmer.
A sequence of small town notes records visits and movements around Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs George beby and Arve Sargent were in town for theft exam and business. families from Grants Pass, North Bend, and Marshfield made day trips or hosted relatives. A Bancroft school meeting drew a large crowd. a Saturday night dance at Frank Fish hall attracted attendees.
McKinley residents enjoyed a dancing party at the community hall hosted by Miss Jessie Lawhorne. Weekly visits and family gatherings spanned Coquille to Myrtle Point with multiple recognitions including Minnie Bunchs graduation from the Portland sanitorium and hospital on June 11.
South Myrtle Point residents hosted and visited relatives this week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Fills Gant with daughters Nancy and Sharron from Prineville. Mrs Fred Noble and son Barton. Mrs William Fite and Mrs Giles Harris visiting Ed Jones. Benny Miller returning from Powers to his family. E T Luthey stopping by Ed Jones. the Gart family taking a week’s vacation to Bandon. Charles Creek and family visiting Manley Barklow and R E Barklow. Maney Wilson finishing battery stock tasks at Halle Creek. Mrs Wilson visiting Russell Hill’s home. R E Barklow visiting Ay nas Crook and Iajn Charles Green traveling to West Myrtle Point. Mrs Bender of Creewell and daughter Mrs Harry Bimaiegs visiting.
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