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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
3
Local notes recount visits in Myrtle Point and surrounding areas with residents from Coquille, Gravelford, and Portland. News mentions health updates, hospital stays, travels to Portland and Salem, and social visits among families including Laird, McCloskey, Detlefsen, and Bartlett households.
A garbled list of names, places, and phrases from a week of sporting events appears. Readers see references to Broadbent, Shedd, Ey week, Hermann, Attive, Barktow, Bark, Mose, Toe, Mary Ha, Mertle Beant, and others amid fragmented lines and partial mentions of locations like FC Tow and Mon fay MI.
The readable text references multiple families and names such as Warner, Robins, Cart, Hla, Mrs Hobo, Mire, and Walter. It suggests a Sunday night event or gathering and notes weeks of activity without clear context or a single coherent story. The fragmentary OCR yields no decisive action or outcome.
Twin Oaks Wanda and Evelyn Willson cousins of A F Willean of Coquille called on Mrs Chester Willson at the John Felsher home Monday. Mr and Mrs Ward Evans and Pamela and Maureen were all day visitors to Sunday. Mrs Chester Willson and the Felsher family entertained in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Roy Mast and Jer and Ardyco of Allegany were present.
Halls Creek Mr and Mrs T P Haberly and sons David and Billy Bob of Myrtle Point called on Mr and Mrs Oluf Aasen and Vir and Mrs Robert Munford Sunday. Mary Jean McAllister was a Sunday dinner guest at the Oluf Aasen home. Mr and Mrs Elton Anser and children Arlene Anser and Jerry called at the Oluf Aasen home last Thursday evening. Henry Fredenburg, who has been quite sick, went Saturday to the…
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