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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1939
Page
3
Arago residents hosted and visited neighbors on weekend trips to Marshfield Coquille and Grants Pass. A missionary meeting featured refreshments hosted by Mrs Gulstrom and Mrs Lillie with many local members attending.
Cleveland's Public Auditorium will host the Seventh World's Poultry Congress and Exposition from July 38 to 7, 1999. The vast hall will house scientific and sectional meetings with English, French, Spanish and German as official languages and delegations from at least sixty nations. An interlocking schedule covers producers, processors, marketers, and consumers with demonstrations of economical poultry cooking. Access costs 1.00 for an eleven day membership ticket.
Eugene Broadbent Mrs Warry McAdams and family visited relatives in town while others traveled to Crescent City and Coquille for extended visits. The community hosted guests from Marshfield and Gaylord with many calls to friends. Creek road trips, school garage work, and track meet prep highlight a busy local week with numerous family visits and shop moves.
North Tend residents Mr and Mrs E G Soper visited Mr and Mrs E F Brodie and others over the weekend. Coquille residents Manuel Bettencourt and Harold and Blanche of Bandon hosted Sam Bettencourt. Frank Norris had an appendectomy Friday. Mary Jane Foote presented a Norway Woman's Community club lesson on curtains and drapes in English class.
A year after Robert Haughton began sowing bulbs, his bulb garden now blooms with daffodils. Musicians practice new festival songs as the community prepares for an upcoming music event.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Laird and Clef of Port Orford join Sunday dinner with Carl Anderson. EP Mast visits Coquille, as Mike Clinton and Ina Davis call on Mrs Anderson’s ill uncle W H Harmon. Extended travel includes Parry of Marshfield and Hall of Myrtle Point.
Twin Oaks residents and local families attended Sunday events with Mr and Mrs George Hermann, Mr and Mrs Reed hosted Broadbent guests, while Mrs Verne Lundy hosted a quilting party for Joan Davenport. John Whitebrey and Nelson families shared dinners and visits, as did A R Davenport and Verne Lundy with friends and relatives.
Pleasant Point residents Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann visited the Howard Carver home at Gaylord. Mr and Mrs John Bretzel and family visited the Brune Longe and Thomas Royer homes. Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann and Ellis Wilberger visited the William Watson home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Roy Renfro and son moved from North Bend to the C Guy Mann ranch. Last week Wednesday evening visitors at Powers included Mr and Mrs Roy Swan and family.
Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs John L Southmayd and family of Marshfield at the Bruno Lange home. The Southmayds also called at the William Watson home and Mrs John L Southmayd visited Mrs C Guy Mann last week Wednesday.
The report lists Mr and Mrs Melc West of Langlois and several couples from Coos River Myrtle Point and nearby towns visiting the J D Breuer home and Henry Robinette place. Other mentions include local callers Donald Wood at C V Hus’iness home and Ben Wood stump pulling with a new machine.
Cement Creek resident Miss Mable Ray, who worked in North Bend, returned home last Tuesday and plans to stay into spring. Priscilla Jacobson, Albert Brown with his parents, Miss Opa Thomas, Miss Vivienne Lockhart, and Mr and Mrs Robert Stedman of Marshfield joined Mable Bay for Sunday dinner and a weekend visit.
Dora L. Minard of Salem visits his mother Mrs R M Minard and other relatives. Verri Bilderbeck and Marvin from Barview stay with her parents Mr and Mrs C J Thompson. Lloyd Davenport and daughter Shirley of Myrtle Point dine with Mr and Mrs J N Gearhart. H L Guerin and children Harry and Patricia of Myrtle Point visit afternoon with Mr Geil Bunch and Durene.
Theodore Reynolds remains in Co Uille mnrestie while Kenneth Thompson returns home from North Bend. Wilda Shepherd dined at the Orin Kirk home in Brewster Valley. Mrs. R. M Minard and sons Steve and Leland hosted Saturday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Minard. Clark Gearhart and Robert Thompson plan work in Brewster Valley for LBS. Mrs. A J Mayse Mrs. C G Bunch and Mrs. Harvey Barklow visited Mrs. R. M. Minard last Thursday. Harvey Osbon and Gatti Bunch traveled to Brewster Valley on a business trip Monday.
Gravelford The Gravelford Woman's club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs J L Crosby convalescing from illness Present were Mrs dames J Baker Edith Bothwell.
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