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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1933
Page
4
Country correspondence from Say yette Point notes guests visiting Powers from Walnut Grove Everett Salem and Eugene. It records graduations church events Legion dance and theater reopening plus local commerce shipments and outdoor gatherings around Powers Marshfield and nearby towns.
Doctors express astonishment at Ford's rapid recuperation after an illness or injury, noting a remarkable and quick recovery. The report highlights Ford's resilience and medical team's confidence in a full return to normal activities.
Viola Ellis spent time as a guest with the Lewis Miller family in the latter part of the week. Mrs R Barksow in West Myrtle Point visited her parents Charles Cronk and wife Wednesday. Ellis Gazi traveled to Marshfield Tuesday on business. Residents remark on the sunny weather and lively local activity. Ronald Endicott’s police dog remains under strain.
The college to continue popular afternoon assemblies and evening radio programs. Supervised sports hours, swimming tanks, tennis courts, lounge rooms and campus facilities will be open to club members for a two week session.
The text notes substantial six month payrolls for army subsidized camps, costing roughly 78 000 to 100 000 per camp. It points to states with large national forest areas receiving the greatest benefit, while some states lack forest areas within their borders.
Mrs Lena Hughes of Cuquille is described as a nurse while Guy Wright, a homesteader, is said to have been cut to the highways with two ox teams. The article notes many local arrivals, travels and plans including Fred and Neida Du Rose of Portland, a medical diploma for Du Rose, and a Spokane internship. Other visitors include Laura Broadbent and Helen from Lindsay California, and Mrs Sneill, a Barklow relation.
Mr and Mrs Elvis Bennett and children from Tillamook Bay visited overnight with Aira Bennet's parents Mr and Mrs Mae Gant. They returned home Friday with Mrs Joe Moore. Lawrence Coleman and Walter Schroeder visited Levert Irson Thursday. Numerous local hosts welcomed relatives and friends to homes in Coquille Powers and nearby areas Sunday and Monday.
A long list of weekend guests and local gatherings fills the column. Families visit the Rice and Neumar households, friends stay overnight, and neighbors drop by for calls. The Hewett logging crew makes progress. youths swim in warm weather. and Mrs. Frank Potter recovers from a heat attack.
Mrs Dora Att oan Mis dasse fatrd an son sdelleturned home Monday after visiting at the J tlinton home in Gravelford Mur and Mrs Harald Shepherd and daughters Wide and Colleen visited tiends Sunday in Brewster Valley. Mrs Macie Crumley and daughter Jeauise attended the funeral of Miss Vietos Stevens Friday afternoon at Myrtle Point. Nobdle Stanley of Amaz Valley delivered lumber for the Tuesdays in O G Bunch. Mrs A J Muvee learned her daughter Eulae is in Kansas City and attending the Worlds Fair in Chicago this week. Mrs Harvey Minard and son were guests Sunday of Mrs Monta Minard.
Mr and Mrs W L Mileraca and Ruth visited at the KR 1 West home Sunday. Ruth Wee rs urned with them to equille. Overnight guests were Ralph Me as awry vernight. Ralph McCall, Frrett Ward and Archie Brown were visitors Friday. Mr and Mrs Ear, Adame and son r were dinner guests Sunday at the Tallis Shindell home. Clyne Brown left Tuesday night for
South Myrtle Point residents share weekly updates on visiting friends and neighbors. Charles Crook Jr and family hosted calls while several townspeople, including Emil Ellis and Marcp Lackey, visited or were visited by local families over the past week.
The Reed household receives multiple visitors from California and nearby towns. Families including Broadtant, Haoover Snel o, and others join summer stays with Mere Reed’s relatives. Several local residents attend gatherings and birthday events, with trips to North Bend and nearby communities noted.
Bridge William Weekly returned to Redmond with nephews Edwin Ear and Norman Lee Weekly for several weeks in eastern Oregon. Rosetta Weekly left for Cottage Grove to visit her sister. Many locals reported visits, travels, and weekend activities around Myrtle Point and nearby towns, including Mr and Mrs S A Weekly, J L Laird, and the Mack family.
4H clubs from Coos Bay and other areas join Oregon State College for a two week summer school beginning June 2. Scholarships fund attendance from Marshfield and Corvallis with reduced cost set at 12 dollars. Members stay in dormitories, bring bedding, and receive guidance from college faculty while completing laboratory and classroom work.
Emergency Conservation Work camps open at Agness and Gasquet as Siskiyou Forest begins rapid improvement under a 10 year plan. Crews, limited by travel radius, will cover building, water, roads and maintenance while aiding fire protection and avoiding outside hires.
Forest officials report a thousand insect species in the Pacific Northwest. Ninety percent of damage is from a dozen killers led by Dendroctonus and Ips oregona. They attack as eggs and larvae feeding on cambium and amber layers, then adults spread to new trees.
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