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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1968

Page

2

Sitkum families travel and hospital visits span Coos Bay area

Reverend Herbert Butt Irene Naomi and John left for Portland on business and to join Esther and Rachel visiting Victoria B C. The group returned Saturday night. Kenneth and Ivan Laird visited Bandon and Coos Bay area seeing Halley Laird at McAuley Hospital and Ethel Abernethy in Mast Hospital. They later traveled to Fort Lewis to see SFC Alan Laird. Ivan Laird attended a Coquille lunch along with Murl Laird. Edwin Crowley and wife visited Myrtle Point for medical care. East Fork Community Church held a potluck and communion. Ivan Laird and family checked on Hailey Laird in hospital, nearly 86. Ethel Abernethy and Ben Swarton were visited. Walter Reisen’s wife attended the Coquille Art Center. Nephew Standley McCune of Portland visited Howard Newman over the weekend.

Herbert Butt Irene Naomi John Portland Esther Rachel Kenneth Ivan Laird Bandon Halley Laird McAuley Hospital Coos Bay Ethel Abernethy Mast Hospital Myrtle Point W. A. Nickason Abernethy Kenneth Laird Fort Lewis Wash Sfc Alan Laird Womens Christian Coquille Murl Laird Edwin Crowley Crowley East Fork Coos Bey Hailey Laird Ben Swarton Walter Reisen Coquille Art Center Standley McCune Howard Newman

Johnson Mountain Road Offers Scenic Open Route to Powers

Travel notes describe a picturesque drive from Powers past Powers Airport through Douglas Fir forests and valley views. Elk and deer may be spotted. Daphne Grove campground on the Coquille River Road offers 17 sites with pipes, stoves, and benches. A playful goat caused campers’ excitement at a campground.

Johnson Mountain Road Powers Powers Airport Daphne Grove Coquille River Coquille

Local social notes and guest visits reported

Local notices describe Henry Rosslow and Miss Julia Duke visiting Eugene from Friday to Saturday. The text details gatherings, hospitality, and mentions other residents and social events with incomplete, garbled phrases.

Henry Rosslow Julia Duke Eugene

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