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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1934
Page
4
Dora Barklow and others visit relatives in Gravelford and Coquille. Mary Swann visits near Myrtle Point with GA Willburger. Local gatherings include a birthday celebration for a neighbor and a luncheon for Swa program attendees. Club members and friends share meals, stories, and seasonal greetings in Crumpley and surrounding areas.
The Arago district notes multiple dinner guests and weekend visits. Nile Miner and partner celebrated a 34th wedding anniversary with Mr and Mrs Walter Fiscus of Coquille among attendees. Additional gatherings include the Blidsons, Hampton, Wallen, and Lafferty families visiting from Myrtle Point, Grenada, and Marshfield. A Kent birthday party featured many neighbors, while sports report a Powers game loss for Arago and a late basketball gather with local youths. Nonstop community activity continues with visits to Tenmile, Lakeside, and local churches.
A long column of social calls, visits, meals, and gatherings from Roseburg and nearby towns details women visiting friends, hosting afternoons, church and grange events, and numerous updates on neighbors such as the Laird, Benham, Krewson, and Meade households. Dates cluster around past week with many names and homes cited.
The readable fragments indicate names Powers, Bancroft, Mirn and a reference to a ten year term or sentence with Moe and seven, plus a Saturday element. The text lacks clear context, dates, or actions to confirm a full news item.
Fragmentary notice describes a Sunday event at a family farm in Brisdbent Ward with references to Sam Hreaer aged 76 and an obituary tone. It mentions a doorstep visit or gathering with a widow and children, and notes a funeral or memorial context.
A string of social calls and gatherings appeared in Marshfield with Mr and Mrs Nelser and daughter Esther visiting, Davenports entertaining, and various neighbors stopping by the Reed, How, and Reed households. Local clubs and school activities featured with 4H leaders, PTA events, a Founders Day celebration, and a community cake and dance at Powers school.
Bridge party and supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Jo Yulser at a Susanside home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Horace Cvernder from Friday. Albert Pancoast and others hosted a dinner with friends from North Fork Myrtle Point and Eugene. Coos County Health Association officers traveled to Salem. The Christian Endeavor held a Valentine themed gathering in Hatcherhall with numerous attendees. A Grange dance drew a large crowd, and a Remote club met at Mrs Ray Bartley’s home.
A commercial high school teacher spoke to Kolapila Camp Fire girls on camping and campcraft, highlighting Miss Lucile Carson's top Campfire rank across three crafts. Attendees included Helen Wis, Dernice Hilla, Zula Westmoreland, Frances Gevves, Velda Allen, Lottie Gvro, Lee Sieb, and Carol Briggs.
Community members hosted and visited over several days with multiple households in Upper Catching Creek. Names include Mrs Carl Bushnell and son Keith, Mr and Mrs John Goldsbury, Emerson Whitney, Ted Bestal, Wayne Carman, Delbert Higgins, and others. Occasional overnight stays and business trips noted among residents and guests.
Degressive notes from Bald Hill and Langlota record visitors including Mr and Mrs Lester Billings and sons Clifford and Charles, Miss Nora Parrish and others. Laney Parrish’s 18 year old son fell ill with flu, while Ward and Mrs Arthur Terrell recoveries are noted as pneumonia eases. A range of dinner guests and visits across Eugene, Yoncalla, Coquille, and nearby households rounds out the social activity.
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