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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
3
Arago events include Lucile Bumertin and Lasalle Barklow wedding plans in Myrtle Point on June 14. Local gatherings feature missionary society meetings, picnics at Milani's orchard, church services, and neighborly visits among Barklow, Miller, Robison, and Fleming families.
McKinley residents report visits and relocations including C and Churchill and family from Santa Barbara staying at Wilcox place and Thed Perry moving to Yakima valley Washington for health reasons. Neighbors note Mrs Nellie Brown and Mrs C A Miller improving while Elinor Maiden receives medical care.
Remote Mr and Mrs E Dick left Thursday on a business trip to Eureka California. Mes Gloria Ferris and Miss Gloria Dick were Marshfield visitors. Frida Mr Date Mecum and son Melvin camping near Powers for the summer are visiting friends here this week while Mr Mecum is in California. The ball game Sunday at Bradford field between Dillard and the CCC boys ended in Bradford's favor. Some farmers have started cutting hay.
Upper Halle Creek residents visit Garvutte camp on Ben 6 Valley place for Sunday dinner before returning to Bandon. Robbie Kimball returns home with grandparents C A Swift after two weeks with them. Mrs E Johnson and two sons of Coquille visit Henry Fredenburg who is improving from illness. Robert McPetit’s wife in Los Angeles for health remains ill. he travels there. Mrs J Smith and two sons of Marshfield stay with Myrtle Cox in the Bay. Mr and Mrs Alfred Person of Marshfield visit Ernest Watkins. Lois Schroeder joins in the music. Mrs Sarah Barklow visits Ed Myers and calls on daughter Mrs Clarence Butler in Coquille.
Loree Randleman owns two white rabbits and keeps busy with her pets. Mrs. Edward Watkins and sons Leonard and hard of Coquille visited the B. B. Watkins home, while a trout catch impressed the visiting party.
Mrs Linden Jenkins visits her parents Mr and Mrs C E B Johnson. Mr and Mrs Frank McCann plan a Tuesday departure for Lakeview to take camp work. Several couples including Mr and Mrs Ray Lewis and Rayburn with Mrs A Willson and Mrs Frank McCann and Mrs Linden Jenkins were Sunday Elias AGen guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Wis. Mrs X B Finley stayed Tuesday with Mrs A F Willson. The Severt Iversons spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs Iverson’s parents Mr and Mrs W V Schroeder and with Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson. Kenneth and Anne Marie were Sunday dinner guests of the William Harmon family. Mr and Mrs Jack Rhorer, recently at the Harmon home, left for Portland last Wednesday. Mrs Fred Parry and son Freddie visit this week with Mr and Mrs B Gant. Wanda Willson visits her brother Owen Willn in McKinley this week. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Leatherman return from McMinnville Monday with Julia Myrl and Mrs Della Leatherman. Mrs Loren Johnson leaves Saturday for Gazelle California after visiting her sister Mrs Chester Miller who has been ill.
Gravelford Mr and Mrs Arthur McMillan and children of Powers visit the E L Culbertson home. Frank Holbrook family of Myrtle Point spend Sunday with Robert Butler. Lee defeats opponent 13 to 0 at ball game. Various locals enjoyed Sunday visits to Clinton, Myrtle Point, and Cottage Grove.
Broadbent P D Perrish and hired men are hauling hay this week. Other locals including Liloyd Lackey Arden Floyd and Martin Lassen report hay piles. Mrs Floyd Summers and family of Myrtle Point visited the Hermsn home. Ellis Dement family left for Eckley ranch for a stay. Frank True joined for a few days. Rowena Hermann dinner guest at W A Roselle and Pearl In. Afternoon calls on Mrs Luthe Baker and Mrs A Newhouse. Walter Donald Allen Massey build an addition to the creamery. Mrs George Hermann Mrs S S Reed Dorothy Duncan Virna and Rowena Hermann visited the William Bar home. Blackberry pickers busy gathering berries. Charlie McCracken family of Catching Creek visited the 8S Rew and George Hermann homes. Joe Wagner spent a day with Mrs Lally Dement of Powers. Dorothy Duncan Pearl Roselle Belva Evernden and the Hermans climbed Robbins'
Tuesday morning locals enjoyed scenery and a hearty breakfast. Ed Carter led a crew delivering ties. Lester Dement hauled cattle to his hill ranch. Several families visited kin in Myrtle Point and picked berries at hill farms. Various neighbors hosted and visited in between farm chores and picnics.
Local brief notes list visitors and residents around Upper Catching Creek including Mr and Mrs A A Townsley from California, Townsley selling cedar to Roy Donney, and families such as the Wests, Camber, and Thompsons. Health updates mention Betty Donney improving after a hospital visit. Several trips and weekend visits occur among residents and nearby towns.
Friday callers included Mrs Cari Bushnell and Mrs Clinton Wheellock. Mia Killeen and Betty Bushnell visited sister Mrs Gladys Park for a few days.
Mrs. Melissa Brownson and son Harry and Carrie and Ray Senham spent Sunday with friends in Coquille. Albert Reed and son visited Mrs. Reed’s mother Mrs. Lett. Orrin Lett hosted his Sunday School class Sunday afternoon. Elmer Wilson and children Virginia Burton and Tom visited the Left home. Elise Lamp left for Oswego for summer. plans to return in fall. Marvel Brode returned home after helping at H. A. Hatfield’s garden and house. C. B Murphy and Mrs. Kurtz visited Portland. group included Elise Lamp and P. W. Culver bound for Rose Festival at A. C Kurtz home. James Porer and sons Roy and James, formerly from this community, now Crescents City, California, were here Sunday. Virgie Billings of Myrtle Point spent Sunday afternoon at her place.
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