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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
4
Local residents and visitors gather at homes and ranches around Coquille noting illness and social calls. Names include Lafferty Barklow Guerin Hartig Burbank Peterson Ma Donald Schroeder and Leatherman among others with events at ranches and the Wilson hospital.
Remote Mrs Norra Peterson spent last Wednesday night with Miss Anna Steele of Myrtle Point. Myrtle Point vs Willis Bryant game, and Camouille Friday. Misses Alatur Hiva Wilda Petersen and Ruth Haul were dinner guests at the England home. Community club attendance strong. club quilt work Friday afternoon. Several residents visited family in Marshfield and Bandon.
Local residents from Sitkum and Marshfield hosted guests at various homes. Families including the Wilsons Lett and Crowley, Laird and Benham relatives, and others shared visits, trips to Coquille Portland Myrtle Point and Seattle area, plus a two month old adoption surprise. Several residents made business trips and news of illness and school return appear amid the community gatherings.
Last week Bald Hill Wr. Schellhammer acted as Myrtle Point caller while Mrs. Robert Parrish shopped there on Thursday. Weekend visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Billings at the Parrish home. Roland McNair hauled a load to Marshfield, Verna Cain and Mrs Frank S McNair shopped in Myrtle Point, and Marc Cale visited with her aunt Mrs. Alvin Huntley. Robert Feccih and his daughter were Sunday callers at Huatiey home.
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Readable fragments show a Wednesday meeting at a clubhouse with several tables and hosts, plus references to a Thursday event at a White Fisher area. Mentions include Myrtle J, Powers Jur, and Dick with travel to Ash and Corvallis. Also notes of a spring meeting of the Cups County Federation of Women’s clubs at Bandon with attendees Mrs D M Fox and Mrs John Sith.
Fragmentary text mentions Gravelford Mro and Mis ove qe Nether ae to Portland F day and a daughter Heler af ee spex al at They ort vet mome Sundas Mroast ot. References to noon, Mr and Mrs Achy, MecMilh and studies 2 od Noi at Watsor of Posers sere she athe FY C alberta.
Draft notes describe a Smith-Hughes project with unclear details. The text references farm tasks, base words, and potential costs including livestock and land measurements. No clear events, people, dates, or organizations are identifiable.
The report notes Oregon Hens leading in a national poultry competition with top breeders from New York and other states entering three contests. It highlights livestock quality, purebreds, and select stock. It mentions thousands of pens and a large participation across regions, with emphasis on breeder excellence and product quality.
Mrs John Kramer and others attend to social news as Portland and Eugene visitors surface. The P T A executive board will meet Monday at 3:30 in the Little Building. Friday the local Mystic chapter E will host their grand conductress from Ontario with a 6 p.m. dinner at the Fellowship clubhouse.
A Friday meeting at Rev William Barnett’s bar brought together Brethren and several Portland area guests including Rev H H Ritter Rev F Ho Barr Rev J D Miller and R Miller. Overnight stays occurred at the Barnett home with multiple arrivals and departures noted among local households and visitors reaching Moe ard Mra Brice Robison and others.
A series of medical updates report various patients at the hospital Friday through Monday. Jesse Doyle underwent tonsil and adenoids removal with HIV involvement noted. Mrs. E J Whalen had major abdominal surgery. Littan Baer received jaw abscess drainage. several others progress with casts, fractures, and recoveries from accidents and falls.
Mrs William Alley of Fairview was dismissed after treatment. Mrs Wills Bryant of Remote treated for stomach trouble. Hazel Harrison of Coquille underwent emergency appendectomy. Vern Stewart, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Stewart, discharged. Barbara Tear Carpenter, 1 year old, underwent appendectomy. Gare Cornwall dismissed after major operation. Mrs Katherine Coffpt and Lewn Lund with baby sent home.
The Churches Hevivea invites all to a revival starting Sunday March 10 and continuing through March 24 led by A A Hake. Morning services at 7 30 and evening services at 7 30 with prayer meeting Friday at 1 30. An adult and youth program includes junior Bible class and nursery care.
The report lists multiple hospital patients with injuries from an automobile accident and a facial injury. Howard Str de had severed tendons in his right wrist and others received medical attention. Mrs Charlies Murphy and Joe A Stankevitch were discharged, while Mre Seth Sl’ er and Carl Bushnell were noted as improving or dismissed.
My two older sons learned to cook and helped me after I was busy. This recipe uses coconut condensed milk and simple steps. Combine coconut salt and coving pour over and bake until golden. Makes about three dozen cookies.
Bankruptcy of court order and sale of real estate proceeds in Douglas County Oregon. Court lists defendants Crager Creager Jae Cisager Alberta Eo Skheris and A E Seaman. Sale includes fees and costs and legal actions extending to March 1933 and April 9. Auction to be conducted per law with bidding and sheriff’s sale.
Notice of sale at sheriff sale in Coquille Coos County Oregon on a specified Saturday in April 1938. The description details the west boundary along Community Road, 8 feet north of the northeast corner of Block 1 of the Baren Fre Strang’s Addition to Coquille City, with sale under sheriff jurisdiction. Dated Coquille March 6 1935. William F Howell Sheriff of Coos County Oregon.
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