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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

3

Local residents attend dances and visits in Myrtle Point

Remote My and Mrs. Tyler Irvin visited as he repaired a truck. A large crowd gathered at the Don Lancaster home for a dance and a midnight roast. Dozens swapped visits with neighbors including the Holmes, Watkins, and Randleman households. Several townsfolk attended a CCC Bridge game in Camas Valley and others hosted guests from Coquille, Los Angeles, Grants Pass, and Everett.

Tyler Irvin Myrtle Point Irvin Don Lancaster C. J. Holmes Kenneth Holmes Azeert Mecumn Riddle Don rPhernon Camas Valley CCC Bridge Clyde York Everett Washington York

Parry Family of Upper Halls Creek Noted

Mr and Mrs James Parry and their daughters Thelma Parry and Mrs Hal ace are listed in the Upper Halls Creek community notes with no additional details provided.

James Parry Thelma Parry Hal Ace

Fresh 6 5c Packages for Picnic Desserts

Milk 23¢ per package referenced. Describes available flavors for picnic desserts and emphasizes fresh six five cent packages.

Friendly Club Sees Poem Readings And Social Visits

The regular Friendly club meeting convened at Wilma Shepherd’s home with roll call on favorite poems. Members shared gardens, meals, and visits with relatives and neighbors around Elk Creek, Coquille, and Myrtle Point, including trips to Myrtle Point and Seattle references for relatives.

Friendly Club Wilma Shepherd Jesse Swan

Sunday Visits and Local Farm Help Share News

Lois Gant spent Sunday with Birl Walter Schroeder. Jerry McConnell, helping Schroeder with farm work, left for Klamath Falls for new employment. Mrs. Dave Pike and Glenda from Marshfield visited Hardy Masts and Henry Browns Sunday. Ralph and Fred Bernes were Sunday dinner guests at the Webb Mast home. Grace Parry of Myrtle Point visits sister Mrs. Byron Fervey this week. Fred Lewis ill with the flu Ou. Ellis Lewis of Norway helps with chores. Oscar Johnson recovering after a week with flu. Lee Ladies club hosted by Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs. Jam Hervey in her grove.

Lois Gant Birl Walter Schroeder Jerry McConnell Walter Schroeder Klamath Falls Dave Pike Glenda Marshfield Hardy Masts Henry Browns Ralph Fred Bernes Webb Mast Grace Parry Myrtle Point Byron Efervey Fred Lewis Ellis Lewis Norway Oscar Johnson Lee Henry Brown Jam Hervey S Grove

Local Community Notes from South Myrtle Point Area

South Myrtle Point residents assist with crops and care for ailing relatives. George Wagner joins Floyd Reed dairy ranch as new hired man. Mrs Ed Jones visits Veatch. A fishing trip to the bay is reported. Neighbors and relatives visit and travel to Marshfield and town for errands and medical care.

Carl Veatch Powers Walter Endicott Williams George Wagner Floyd Reed Dairy Ranch Ed Jones Veatch C J Crane The Bay Raleigh Greene Elbert Schroeder Ellis Gant Cal Gant Marshfield Manley Barklow Crook Home Lee Wagner Thomas Root R. E

Local Personal Visits and Social Notes From Coquille and Surrounding Areas

Sunday guests include Laura Harrison of Coquille with Cleta Robison. Friday guests at Ray 2B Lewis’s home include Pete Culbertson of Coquille. Tuesday dinners feature Laura Broadbent and Helen from Lindsay California with Bertha Snell visiting Roy Robison. Traveling visitors include Ernest Clausen of Broadbent at Martin Schmidt’s.

Laura Harrison Coquille Cleta Robison Pete Culbertson Ray Lewis Laura Broadbent Helen Lindsay California Bertha Snell Roy Robison Ernest Clausen Broadbent Martin Schmidt Finley Schroeder George Thomas H. F. Tedsen Tom Detlefsen Bandon Hunter Oakland Guy Wright Alcott Looking Glass Oregon Mr Wright Grady Creek George Haughton Mark Arland Fred Schmidt Velene Keller Carolyn Barklow Frank Robison Amelis Nelson

Fragmentary notes mention locals and farms in California and Oregon

The brief text lists names and places including Del Norte California, Myrtle Point, Medford, and local ranches. It notes individuals such as Mrs Emma Hermena Ther and Lawrence Rackiatt, with references to dairy farming, Standard Oil Co, and Sunday visitors.

Leah Lewis Bekah Lodge Myrtle Eveting Beecie Shay Ple Emma Hermena Ther Esa del Norte California Ty Lawrence Rackiatt T. L. Ward Medford Standard Oil Co Norway General Andy Radabaugh John Guther Weiter Laird John Grisson

Marshfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Events

Mrs. Leonard Smith and family welcomed visitors from Walnet Creek California. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Stewart and sons Hugh and Harold spent two weeks with George P. Stewart. Mrs. Harlan Buckingham and children Betty Mae and Jimmy visited Marshfield. Mrs. James Brody of Cowallie visited Thursday evening. Sarah Miller of Myrtle Point visited weekend. Suzanne Murdock hosted daughter visit, CCC camp parties left for Agness. Army CCC team played local team 18 to 3 at Morris Field. 4‑H picnic at Salmon Creek led by Mrs. A I King. L A Giles of Bandon visited town. W Allison Roberts family at Table Lake. Albert H Powers and wife at Coquille. Gladys Morrell joined husband on Sixes river claim. Woman's Club to dance July 4 with out of town musicians.

Leonard Smith Sarah Miller Myrtle Point Serise- Lune California Suzanne CCC Agnese Murdock Lenos China Brent Morris’ Field A. I King Salmon Creek Ron L. A. Giles Bandon W. Allison Roberts Alyce Kay Tabkenitch Lake Albert H. Powers Nt Coquille Gladys Morrell Sixes River

Local Visits and House Guests Across West Myrtle Point

Residents share social visits with neighbors and relatives across West Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs John Arnold host at Upper Rock Creek while others spend Sundays and midweek with families including the Reedell Bennetts Redells Kroege and Brewee groups.

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Fitzpatrick Rd ‘Hoffman W. ‘ Warner Les Dorwardner Myrtle Cox Thelma Davis Ralph Davis Bob McNeil Sam Damlap J. W Barnett C. McAllister Ernest Watkins Annie Deardorf Jean Watkins Olaf Aasen L. W. McAdam Jean Anne Watkins Devon Loree Randleman Louis Root Kidon Rea Pling Reet Barnett Hill Mai Russell Mit J. W. Barnett Albert B. Watkins B. Watkins and Conithantiahies Mary Eugene C. A. Swift Peter Cates Los Angeles Weltson Bob McNell J. Wer Randiiens Voi Avening Anne Wathing Macy Jean McAllister A Tenn Atin Ceorne Murphy Salurde Urdey B. B. Wat Bob Bellow Claude Randleman Odette Club J. G. Bingham Upper Halls Creek Safeway Store Safeway Edwards Maxwell House Vita Libbys Safeway Quality Creamery Peanut Butter Hoody Libby Max-i-mum Certo Columbia Ren Berkshire Abet Voile Tore Cleese Ey Eit Baewestte’ Valley Paul Tiberna Mik Creek Ase Point C. J. Thompson Kenneth Veril Bilderback K. F. Marcy Gearhart Frank Willis Elk Creek Fred Hobson George Ellis Latters Portland Hobson Lady Ashton Thureday Mar Anne Anderson Jesse Laird Jesse McKinley Perren Ingrany Ardyce Jerené Masi Henry Howard Juste Freddie Leathermans Stanley Clausen Patsy Gary Silas Clark Clinton Dorothy Bender Robert Clarke Myrtle Paint Kenneth Leatherman June Baker Jeff Seattle Clyde McDonald Wm. Gurney & Son Cleaners Tailors South West Myrtle Point John Arnold Jap Jarvis Upper Rock Creek Cal Ray Bill Hughes Virginie John Rakes R. A. Réedell Charles Béngett Belle Bénsett Virginia Rakes Birkign Edith Wilma Redell Joan Knight Joba Arnold Bob Hazel Kroege Allegany Mre Paul Brewée Paulie Bennie Aodbey Deversport
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