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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
4
Local residents and visitors share a week of calling on friends and relatives in Myrtle Point. Guests include Parmerter, Mr and Mrs Hamilton of Corvallis, Mr and Mrs Breuer, Miss Verna Barklow, and many others at various homes and potluck gatherings.
The McKinley community reports weekend visits among Clarence Churchills and the Grinnells at the Lee home. Lyman King returned to Powers due to an injured hand from rigging entanglement. Alice Mast visited Mrs Reuben Mast and Mrs Maurice Bryan. meals hosted by Mrs May Mast. Pollyanna club met at McKinley grange with Mrs Maurice Bryan and a Flag Day program presented by Mrs Bryan.
Broadbent Mrs J B S Barkdol is quoted at her sister Mrs Jar Albee’s home on Mill Point Monday evening. George Herman and others were at a gathering, with Lena Brakdell and Agnes W brey picking peas for Henry George. Frank Dass and Mrs Alex Kelemen spent Sunday at the Taylor Demen ranch visiting Henry Ware. A 4-H club planning meeting is set for Friday to prepare for the county meeting in Bandon on June 27. Mr and Mrs B W Glick and family, and Mrs Anna Lund, arrived from Oakland for a visit with Mr and Mrs F C True. Miss Eleanore Newbury left Thursday for Earlhart California for extended visit with Uncle Oliver Neal. Neal, a Tulare cotton grower, is noted in the region.
The record notes visitors and social calls at Pleasant Point households including Mr and Mrs Theria and Mr and Mrs Gur Mann at William Watson home, Mrs George Ells and family, and a pot luck dinner hosted by Mrs Walte at her home with attendees listed.
The Farm Administration, via Ambassador James W. Peseach, suggests it is vital to increase American production and purchase American goods to boost industries and farm welfare. The policy aims to support producers of nitrate of soda and sulphate of ammonia and may affect the home market for farm products.
Readable parts reference Dora Halls Creek and wartime era notes. Names and dates are unclear but indicate local statements or quotes. The fragmentary text hints at observations, movements, and place markers without a clear event or outcome.
A social event featured sandwiches, cake and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Roy Swan and family, Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker and family, Pred Hobson, Vern Bennett, Michael Minard, Fred Minard, Harvey Minard and family, Hazel Gearhart, Clark Gearhart, Hugh Gearhart, Mrs A J Mayse, Kula Mayse, Mrs Macle Crumley and children, Mrs Harold Shepherd and children, Mrs O G Bunch and family, Mr and Mrs Sam Dettencourt and John, Mr and Mrs M Q Dual of North Bend, and Mra C J Thompson’s parents who moved here last Thursday to live with the Thompson family.
A garbled report lists several names and visits around the town including Mr and Mrs TA Rice, Mr and Mrs Laurence Knight, and Mrs Charles Warne. It mentions a funeral for Elsie Yoo kam Mee Erma Vue and relatives at a Rock Creek event with attendees Boyd and Hice among others.
An OCR fragment describes a local scene with scattered names and places. It mentions communities, dates, and possible events but readable facts are minimal and uncertain. The item lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize beyond noting a damaged page section.
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