08 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
1
The notice describes hunting and other licenses for World War II veterans and their eligible relatives in Oregon. It lists new and existing qualified relatives, residency requirements, and that application blanks are available through Herald.
ARNA Convention ace Loat Week is mentioned along with Methodist and eight members in an evening gathering. Jon Stieis is noted in connection with ledge work, suggesting a local meeting or event summary.
West Norway Mrs C H Pettinger of Slahe visited Mr and Mrs Alden Butler last week. They toured Geld Beech on Monday. Harvey Myers of Arago escorted Mr and Mrs E Myers to Coquille Saturday and joined Harvey and L A Myers for Saturday dinner with Mr and Mrs FE J Myers.
A Ward Creek man died Saturday after his absent return prompted a search. Investigators located the man at a barn where the body was found, and the scene led to an inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death.
Remote visitors over the weekend include Mr and Mrs Tony Barfney of Creek and Jimmie Myrtle, Miss Maude visiting in Point, Kay Cribbins with the Eames family, and Mr and Mrs Jimmie Creer from Bridge who spent Sunday with Noble Walker and Della Luca. Additional households hosted guests from Point and Carrollton for weekend gatherings.
Fragmentary text shows an all meeting note with garbled words and unclear details. No definite names dates or places are readable to identify events or outcomes.
An aging complaint centers on a 118 year old incident described as a late industrial accident. Plaintiffs seek permanent remedies and accountability from the responsible party.
Fragmentary text notes mentions of franchise talks and financial concerns with scattered names and terms. Readers should focus on any legible entities, dates, or places to reconstruct the local business or public notices.
Fragmentary notes describe a person named Ty Renkin who fell and was taken to Mast hospital while mentions of Catching Creek, a fly, and playing cards appear in the text.
Society events include Minety and Wine Women gathering at the church with a Thursday resume of Gonssia by T. M. White. A Wednesday afternoon tea featuring Mrs. Marshall and others, and Friday at Myrtle Glen with the Sumerlin cabin hosting guests Kathryn, Zella May Moon, Aileen Osborne, Gilda Dietz, Bernice Gillespie, and more.
In County Jail Ruben Earl Arndorff served out a $3 fine after transfer from Banden. May 14 Ear Old Baird of Marsa field arrested at Roseburg. term imposed, payment of a 986 fine and costs in lieu. Baird released. Wm. McKinley King, 3%, satires Thursday from.
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Mrs Lillie Pearson and sister Anne Schwegier from Astoria left Saturday for Mebiina ville to attend her son Arthur Pearson's graduation. Iris Bird of Pasadena visited Mrs Cope Steele and Delbert and Marianas overnight. Adeline Gurney of Grants Pass arrived for a week with her parents William and tra, then to Eugene for studies. Mrs Charles Graybil and Ruth Bartow traveled to Fresno and San Diego for two weeks vacation. Mrs Mabel Driesbech of San Francisco visiting brother Wilkes Lundy this week after leaving Portland. Dirs far? totat? and Walter Bunch and Jean of College Wash visited Mendiy sea day with in‑laws, De and Bovey. Georgetiere notes and arrangements follow.
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