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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
3
A flurry of church and community visits unfolds as families from Myrtle Point Coquille Langlois and surrounding areas track weekend gatherings. Guests include the Pratt family at the Mills home, Minard and Gearhart family visitors, baptism at the Detlefsen home, and numerous calls at the Myers, Lafferty, Olsons, and Sargent households.
Sitkum taster and Robert Groat visited Myrtle Point last Thursday with Mrs Charles Mulkey and Cheater Ward. Ladies club met at the community hall with sewing and visiting. Various residents hosted guests, attended sermons, and traveled to nearby towns for events and family gatherings.
Norway Mra Pete Jacobson of Coquille entertained Mr and Mrs Martin Schmidt Mr and Mrs Herman Detlefsen and Mr and Mrs Tom Detlefson Tuesday evening at her home S L Lafferty and son have just finished installing a new drinking fountain system in their barn for the stock Genevieve Deloris and Iris Barklow visited with Bessie Lewis Saturday night Carl Schurter moved his forty head of hogs Sunday from the ranch he previously rented to the P W Laird place near Coquille Mr and Mrs Sandy Ellis were business visitors In this district Tuesday Monday at high noon Mrs J C Lett entertained at a wedding dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Bruce Henry the bride and groom who were married during the morning in Coquille at the Christian church by Rev Turner MacDonald The guest list included
Bancroft Mre Anne Coote of Ten Mile visits her ill brother and his wife who have the flu. Mrs Appleton is able to sit up but Mr Appleton shows slow recovery. Herman went to Myrtle Point for medicine from Row Must Waterman is suffering. Frank Fish worked Thursday and Friday packing provisions for the tim erasers, when atatoned at Elva.
The Lee school held a large assembly last Wednesday morning to celebrate Washington and Lincoln. Students performed songs and skits including What the Fig Says, Yankee Doodle, and General Washington’s Christmas Dinner. The event featured many named participants and community involvement.
Halls Creek residents report visits and travel including Helen Watkins visiting Mrs Abe Hicks who remains ill at Bey hospital. Glen Cox returns from a sheep ranch near Condon Oregon with a team of horses and cedar posts for eastern Oregon. Mr and Mrs J W Barnett travel from Ashland to Portland for a short stay with relatives.
Gravelford Vernon Bright visits his mother and sister in Jefferson Oregon. Mrs Severt Iverson and Mrs Paul Bunch travel in Marshfield. Lowell Bothwell hauls hay from Willamette valley. Mrs Severt Iverson stays with Mrs Velda Bunch. Mra Fanny Alford of Sitkum visits Clinton home. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thrush visit Coquille. Mrs Laura Culbertson visits Dorothy Weekly. John Sumerlin Kelly Clinton and BMirs visit. Ina Davis of Lee visits J S Clinton. Little Ellis Edward Pointer is born. Quotations note political commentary from Arkansas Gazette and Boston Herald.
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