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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1952
Page
4
A stream of social news highlights outings and visits from Wenatchee to Roseburg and Eugene. Families such as the Barkers and Sumerlins travel for medicals, relatives, and discharges. gatherings include RoDes to Coquille, Reedsport, and Portland as kin and friends traverse the region.
Archie Berry, a Pacific Greyhound driver since 1929 and former California Transit Co. rider, earned 20 years without a preventable accident. Safety director Robert E Gocke announced the milestone and Berry’s past awards include a Hamilton watch, a ruby ring, and a mantel clock. He also offers safety tips emphasizing vigilance and anticipating others’ mistakes.
Ham Thrift and George Bristol announce a three day closure for Independence Day. They declare a vacation for July 4th to July 8th and say they will not be affected by other workers.
A seatiare dance was held at the orange hall Friday evening with John Caudle of Myrtle Point calling. Refreshments were served. Jimny Jenefer and Dovee Strath of Glide visited the Gulstroms in their home since Tuesday. A birthday party honored Charlotte McAllister on her fourth birthday. Guests included Charlotte and Sharon Northup, Linda and Mary Northup, Linda and Bobby Rushin, Donnie and Sue Stewart, Tommy Krewson, Jimmy Paula, Duane and Sandra Pearce, Donnie and Lonnie Hensen, and Richard Lee.
Paomia Colo residents McAllister family move to Coquille while relatives visit. Piedmont Mo visitors leave after weeks with sons in Coquille. Roseburg, Hotchkiss, Astoria, Blaine, and Myrtle Point names appear with summer stays and weekend trips. Broadbent Grange wins 5th prize in Oregon Grange Improvement contest. House guests include Maggie Simmons and granddaughters in Coquille.
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