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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
3
Local residents hosted numerous Sunday dinners and visits across Coquille, Bridge, Marshfield, and nearby farms. Visitors included Clare McCue, J. S. Murphy, A. Kurtz, F. Sturgis, and families from Freewater, Port Orford, and Redmond. Travel parties from Eugene and Marshfield reported health issues, concerts, and ongoing community activities.
Mrs Al Baker and Mrs John Felsher hosted visitors at Mrs Charles Adama’s home Monday evening. Ray Willson of Coquille visited relatives. Several families including the Willsons Davenport Porters and Lairds spent weekends and afternoons with friends at various homes and camps. A group of Marshfield and Coquille residents were seen at Morrison camp and other local gatherings.
Fairview and nearby towns report visits by Mrs C O King Mrs Andrew Parks and Mrs Clara Cordray. H E B Hess of Coquille made a business call on the upper north fork. Rufus Byerly hosted by Mr and Mrs Ray Deed mond. Capt Fred Byerly and family returned from a northern trip with sister Vista Kimbro. Young People's Christian League met to plan a picnic for the first Sunday in July with Donald lips and Edwin Jones in charge. Harvest hauling in the valley continues and local farmers store for winter. The repaired steps at Fairview church improve safety for users.
Mr and Mrs James Rtarr hosted guests at the William Watson home Thursday evening. William Watson family plus Dorothy and Ray Spires visited Ed Harris on Friday. Residents plan to finish chores by the Fourth to attend Myrtle Point rodeo. Lloyd Spires is ill with a cold. Mrs Frank Southmayd and others visited Miss Mary Harris. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Bailey in Coquille. Mrs George Ellis recovers at home with sister Mrs John Haagensen of Marshfield.
Caecar Phillipa, age forty, appointed postmaster of Santa Claus succeeding the late James F Martin who gained world renown in the office.
West Norway Benny Jean Barksow attended a Sunday school picnic at Math eny creek for Brethren church primary children. Ed Myers hosted visits at the John Myers home. Leola Robison helped at the Albert Gulstrom home this week with other local calls and dinners.
Frank Bert and Oliver Myers helped Tyrrell Woodward with haying one day this week. Rachel Rodgers returned home Sunday after two weeks with the I T Whittington home in Myrtle Point. Ben and James Watton of Riverton visit the Daniel Rodgers home. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Richard Nye dined with Mr and Mrs Turner MacDonald. Mrs Alexander Barklow called at the Price Robison home last week. Ed Myers helps with haying at Albert Gulstom ranch this week. Mr and Mrs Fa Myers visited the Ralph Myers home Saturday afternoon. Iris and Genevie Barklow picnicked at Bandon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Barklow and daughter Leois Ree visited the Walter Barklow home last week.
Remote Ernest Warner returns from Chico after weeks with his brother in poor health and improves much. Norma Peterson visited in Eugene. Cribums, Crimbing visited Nesey. Lorraine Huimea stayed with Pear Dick. Ray Bartley Jett attended family concerns in Bridge. Doris England spent the night with Aluth Aiyant. July community club picnic planned.
Mrs Elizabeth Lett and son Lealie host at J M Wagner home in Broadbent for Sunday dinner with Mrs Lily Dement and Br Emma Hermann. Neighbors from Riverton visit, while Roy Robison's family hosts callers, and numerous households from Coquille Bear Creek and Myrtle Point share meals and outings in a busy week of visits and gatherings.
A blind golfer from Duluth known as Co. F Russell plays a par 63 course in 75 to 80 strokes with aid from a trained paddle home. The item notes his perseverance and provides local social updates from Duluth area residents and events.
Sunday family gathering at Rid a creek Swim ming with the J F Wallace family. Communities mourn Benton Luttrell of Corvallis. Mrs Mary Hartley Mrs El Fry and three children suffer mumps at home. Andy Newhouse returns to Eugene for a summer course. Portland visitors EC Newhouse family over the weekend.
Sitkum J D Laird hosted visitors from Myrtle Point and Coquille while Camilla Smith, Mrs Lester Mayse, and Mrs Lidia Johnson traveled between towns. Lilah Parks visited Creswell friends. Doris Durell returned from Archie Walker home. William Bettys and Mrs J D Laird hosted and entertained guests. Approximately 200 CCC boys left for Nebraska. New York buyers expected to arrive to replace them.
Community notes recount visits and gatherings across Gaylord and Maestel area. Names include Miss Jean Luttrell, Owendalyn Schriffer, Mrs Harriett Bore, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mull, and Mrs Addie Hayes. The piece mentions a Women’s Club meeting with a potluck lunch and quilting activities.
North Powers reports an accident at a camp last week involving local residents. The text lists visits among the Smiths, Stallard, Carey, Thas Beletan, and others from Myrtle Point and Baker Creek, plus a job change for Dave Carey as watchman at Chasey camp.
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