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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
2
Census Bureau disclosure on May 13 1992 shows 310 city governments cost 66.4 percent more than all 48 state governments and 2.0 percent more than the Federal government. Myrtle Point advertisement urges home buying for quality.
Nor way Mr and Mrs J Delsman drive to Eureka and return Sunday night. Several groups, including Mrs T Tedsen and family, travel to celebrate at Gold Beach and Bridge events. Rooms and farm work are noted with visits from Ed Meyers, Doris Tetters, and others. Esther Petersen and Esther Maas grandchildren are mentioned. A Rebekah convention in Eugene and visits to Sitkum and Reedsport are listed along with neighbors and guests.
Bancroft Kirkindall and families from Coquille attended a weekend gathering with Tom Lawhorn and others. Memorial services were held at Dora chapel with Rev Baird delivering the address and special songs by Mrs Walter Laird and others. William Bettyn of Coquille visits the Laird home.
Church services at Williams Assembly of God include a Sunday school session and evangelistic meetings led by guest pastors. Local residents attend visits, hosting and dinner gatherings, with several families noted for friendships and social events around Camas Valley and nearby cemeteries. A Broadbent versus Norway baseball game drew a large crowd, ending 19 to 2.
The community near Rogue River held a dedication ceremony for a bridge as residents including Mrs Hainey and Mrs Johnson attended. Several locals and relatives traveled, visited and assisted with summer plans while church activities and memorial observances were noted in surrounding towns.
In Multnomah county 121 women from six communities enroll in a low cost meals program for winter months led by Frances Clinton with state extension support. A Bakersfield homemaker cites practical kitchen shortcuts and a vegetable cutting board near the bread drawer as examples of thrift education.
An obituary notes the passing of Pastor Soututay Schon, who served in the community and held various pastoral duties. Details on dates and locations are unclear in the fragment.
A Friday evening event at Hootons Haven featured a variety of games and contests. Attendees included Mer and Mrs Dwight Culver, Mrs Stanley Lake, Mrs A Hooton, Mrs W A Lett, and numerous others from local families.
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