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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
6
Local clubs meet at Edne's Cafe with potluck socials and birthday box gifts. Community members attend religious, civic, and Lions events. families visit relatives in Portland, Baker, and San Francisco. vacations include Yellowstone and Atlantic City trips.
She teaches at Jean Andersen daughter of the w. A. for McMinnville spent last week in the vicinity visiting friends. They left Saturday near future. This makes all available business space filled along Powers main street following the completion and opening of Hollenbeck's store and apartments.
Gaylord news describes a Friday birthday party for Dick Huntley hosted by Mrs. Berlyn Huntley with numerous guests from area families. Outdoor games, gifts, cupcakes, Dixie cups, and a yard swim follow the opening celebrations as part of a busy social weekend.
After two months in California shearing sheep, Mr and Mrs Bores announce the sale of their entire dairy herd. They also offer help with hay baling as Mr Boren will assist anyone with hay problems.
Broadbent area residents report moves and visits this week. Mr and Mrs £ b Palmer take possession of the Chester Massey ranch above Broad Bent. Glen Gulstrom family hosted visitors on Sunday with H S Cadman of Larglois. Charlene Forrest visiting Port Orford and Eu gene friends. Louise Palmer and Barbara McNeil attend 4-H summer school in Corvallis. Cards shared at Fred Tams home. Stanley party held for Mrs Glade Krewson.
A fragmented report notes George Moore and Mr and Mrs 5 Lyne spending Saturday and planning in Shantey or Coe. It questions what happens if the parents cannot be involved.
A license examiner will be at Myrtle City Hall on January 27 from 10:08 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. to announce the secretary of state's office.
A fragment from Coos Bay Oregon mentions 748 North Bread. No further details are readable to define ownership use or date.
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