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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1937
Page
6
Residents and visitors fill weeks with social calls in Caquitte and Coquille areas. Musicians test pupil talent for the music festival while a fire marshal appointment and sewing club roll call shape school life.
McKinley family guests Helen Lawhorn and Anna Lou of North Bend. O’Sullivan family from unknown place attend Klamath Falls reunion. 3C side camp boys hold a dance and entertainment. Sarah Mulkey from Tillamook visits daughter Mrs Severus McCarthy. Pollyanna club and Ladies Auxiliary of McKinley Grange host meal at Marion Miller home. Birthdays for Mrs H L Hanson and A M Shepherd celebrated at Hansen home.
The article lists Mental Health Club members led by Blanche De, Joyce Schroe, and Frank Trigg. It mentions talks on health topics, games, and sports for all ages, a 4 H Health club, sewing for girls, and local projects like highway brush cleanup. It cites letters to the state highway department and a school board acknowledgment.
Seventeen year old Miss Catriona Louise MacLean of Ardgour Scotland claims the chieftaincy of the MacLean of Ardgour clan. Her rival Lieut Commander Henry MacLean of Bursledon Hampshire appeals in Edinburgh against Sir Francis Grant Lord Lyon King of Arms ruling authority over the claim. If she wins she would be first woman chief of a Booteh clan in centuries.
Blanche Detlefsen writes the paper’s eighth grade news for the first time in this column. The note marks her inaugural contribution to the publication.
Gaylord John Phelps departed Thursday for the Owhee project to buy a small place for his home. Mrs Clinton Carman hosted a large chicken dinner last Thursday with guests including Mrs Walter Newbury of Broadbent and Mesdames John Grant Reese Daniels Evelyn John Neal.
Lerche hinge ats Vielted Mre Haineys mother here. Mr and ae Teenedt Lindberg of Portland spent two days last week with Linde cousin Eivin Hasel and family. Mr and Mrs Alvin menere drove to Coquille Monday. They remained over night with friends in Myrtle Point. G R Swenson left Wednesday morning for Portland. Clinton Carman drove to Corvallie Tuesday after his son John who has completed his senior work at the state college. Mr and Mrs Lester Huntley spent Monday night in Myrtle Point with Mr and Mrs Clarence Howard. The Misses Rachel and Evelyn Bones are expected home from Ashland Wednesday for the spring vacation. Mrs Winifred Robertson and Mrs James Devereux attended the home economics meeting at Coquille Monday as representatives of the Gaylord club.
Ladies gathered at Mrs. A Jennings home for a baby shower honoring little Sandra Bradley daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Bradley. Luncheon served to Mozdames CC Payton Albert Church Lucia L B England Barrett Zinn Henry Wyrick Joe Sullivan Jack Cradley and L B Jennings. Mrs England and Miss Dorks England left for Corvallis after death of Mrs England's stepfather. March club meeting postponed to March 19. The McBee family from Bandon staying in Allen Kirkendall house while new home is built. Sia Ivan Cr brne and Kayne visiting Jennings home for a few days. Jennings to Coquille Monday.
Broadbent Mrs Canton Carman called on Mrs E Newhouse Sunday. Mr and Mrs N E Wats moved into a new house Saturday. The Elbert Chapean family moved to the Ellis Dement place last week.
Mr and Mrs Bentley enjoyed a pleasant outing while Rydhackel and P D Parrish with W C Millnap journeyed to Coquille Monday for business. Mary Barkdoll and Elizabeth Ralph hiked to the G T Hermann residence. The Broadbent Grange plans its annual dinner Friday. March Albert Mamey visited Fred and Mrs Massey over the weekend, Frances True spent Sunday with her parents, and Mr and Mrs Robert James shared Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs L F Watson.
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