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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1935
Page
3
Arago residents attended the wedding of Kenneth Cass and Delores Green from the city with visitors including Mr and Mrs Leo Hearing and Mrs Lester Bennett. John Henry Schroeder returns to school after tonsillitis as four new pupils join Arago school from Valley View.
Day by day visits and gatherings around Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby farms. Neighbors listed include Barklow Rogers MacDonald Robison Hoover Myers Lane Barklow Reed and others with dinners birthdays and weekend stays noted. Community ties and travel to and from the Turner MacDonald and John Myers households are mentioned.
Sunday callers and business visitors fill the Marshfield area as families like Barklow, Kroeger, and Barker host and visit, with residents in Coquille, North Bend, Coquille and Allegany attending events and returning for spring breaks.
Friday evening visits include Chris Nelson and wife, P F Ett and Mrs Bartlett with Mrs Davenport and children at Myrtle Point. Mrs Elton Aasen hosts with Myrtle Point neighbors. Verne Lundy and family checked in. Mrs Burts of Arago called Friday evening.
Marshfield guests include Mr and Mrs Isom Clinson and Roy Clinton visiting the G W Clanton and Linton homes. Several others from Coquille, Tanner Creek, Gravelford, and Roseburg attended calls and gatherings with families such as the Leatherman, Leatherman, and Wills in Marshfield, Norway, and Gravelors. Henry Hervey and family are noted among attendees. Mrs John Parrs entered Coquille hospital for an abscess operation with daughters from Roseburg visiting.
Nor way Blanche Detlefeen and Joyce Shroeder stayed with Dorothy Bender during Mrs Bender’s absence. Anita Tedsen and Marjorie Detlefsen called on the girls Saturday. Mr and Mrs Darrel Brodie and others visited in Portland while in the Veterans hospital. Mrs Lawrence Haughton and two sons called at the R W Haughton home Friday. Mrs Herman Detlefsen and daughters Irene and Blanche spent Sunday with Mrs Elizabeth A. A V Bender joined the Henry, Charles and Peto Schroeder families to Tillamook for a Friday wedding.
A jumble of names and places recounts Sunday visits and conversations. Mrs Roy, Mrs Detlefsen, Patricia Det n and others from Cogne and Norway share parts of the week with Morrison camp, Finley Schroeder, Ed Soper, and friends in Broadbent and Norway.
Catching Creek Ival Frye and Mrs Ross Stanford visited daughter Margaret last week. Louis Standdell traveled to Myrtle Point with Mrs Dollie W John. Coquille business trip by Whit ney and others. Willard Whitney visited James Wood. Raymond Griffith called at James Wood home. Richard West and daughter uth visited Myrtle Point. Marsha Thase visited West home with Morie West. Carl Bushnell and Lawrence Barkdoll. Mrs Louis Shindell visited school. Sunday dinner guests at C Vo Bushnell included John Golds bury Marion Lakey Everett Parkson and two children Archie Brown Bernard Springstead Mildred and Clara Bushnell and Marion Lakey at Ace Carman. Emerson Whitney weekend with C W Loomis and Albert Forman.
Bridge Mr and Mia Frank Davis and others spent Sunday at Alex Kolemen home in Big Creek. Constance Knight will lead the Christian Endenovor meeting at Bridge next Sunday evening with the topic How God Guides People Today. Mrs E E Nelson and children of Bridge visited Fred Corpe for Sunday dinner. Archie Culver was a Saturday twemight guest of Bernard and Billy. Mr and Mrs Charles Mack and children Charles and James spent Friday with Mrs Cosa Axe on Big Eres. Mr and Mrs Clifford Caby spent the week with the formers parents Mr and Mrs J Il Crosby of Edel Bryant visited from Saturday to Tuesday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Bryant. Eugene Mr Frank Culver and daughter Eby Ann spent Sunday with the Culver family. Mrs Dwight Culver aided with this week. Mrs Lucy Culver spent the week with Mrs Sarah Wilame in More Point. Alvin Atben and son Larry were overnight guests of Mrs Fred Scofield. Mrs Scofield returned home Tuesday from Portland where she spent the past three weeks with her sister JoR Uch who has been ill. Mrs Scofield’s niece Dorothy Qivach is spending the summer with her and is 14 and in the seventh grade at Bridge School.
The report lists residents visiting relatives in multiple towns from Thursday to Sunday, including Melvr Punter Witteson Pointer of Powre and Roland Weekly with Myrtle Point guests. It notes callers, dinners, and hospital news such as Everett Jackson undergoing an appendicitis operation at Mast hospital, with best wishes for recovery from many friends.
Remote Barrett Zinn and Donald McPherson visited Coquille last weekend. Mrs Barrett Zinn stayed with Mrs L England. Mr and Mrs C J Holmes visited Point. Elva Cribbinats visited Marshfield. Mrs Albert Mecum stayed near her husband in Mast hospital. Lucia returned from Bridge where he ran the est store. Doris England and Doris Mee visited nearby. Sunday dinner guests included Ivan Cribbses and Manley, with Myrtle Point, Klamath Falls, and Point residents noted.
Dement Creek The Base Hill school of Deorent Creek opened Monday with nine uplls in attendance. Miss Madeline Brown is teacher. Mrs Norris and Mrs William Anderson were callers at school Monday. Winter is here with us as a good deal of snow fell. Berlin Brailey and Carl Tupinski were callers in MyrUc Point. Myers was a visitor at school Friday. Mrs Madeline Brown was a caller at the Arthur Chandler place. Anderson and Elmer Bell were callers at the Arthur Chandler place last Thursday.
Bancroft Mr and Mrs P A Ross visited Saturday at the W A Fish home. Mrs Erma Wise and father A L Rico were in Coquille on business. Mr and Mrs Arve Sargent went to Norway Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herbert Snyder to take their last load of household goods. Elmer Sargent staying a few days to help on the ranch. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jarvis were in Myrtle Point shopping Saturday. Mr and Mrs L A Duncan visited at the W A Fish home Monday. Miss Myrtle Sargent visited Saturday and Sunday with Teen Snyder at Lee Ray’s home in Myrtle Point. The laden boys returned to the Geo Bryant camp Sunday after being out several days on account of snow. Mrs G E Trott of Coquille and Archie Trott and wife and baby of North Bend visited at the W A Fish home Friday.
Miss Hazel Gearhart and Clark Gearhart attended dinner at the R. M. home followed by visitors Tom and Lila Luttrell of Br and Genevieve Carman of Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Swan and Howard were guests last Thursday with J M DeLo. Mrs. Babette Haunch visited with Mrs J L Crosby while Mayse and Mrs Macle Crumbey were in Arago on business.
The report lists attendance by John Purvis SS school board clerks in Coquille and guests from Corvallis. Mrs. Purvis is absent, Mrs. Olin chairs, and the Woman's Club details an Ore. Products dinner plan with a fire prevention discussion and a short business meeting after.
The text lists attendees and organizers including Mrs. Kinetdar and Misses Eakin Schneider Ray Dane Girds Aller and Mrs. Olin Lay, detailing who formed or attended the class and placeholders for other names.
A Catching Creek man visited Knight and Daven port ranches last Thursday and Friday before going to Riddle in Pomias county. Charles McCrackenie plans a sale of his cows and chickens on account of poor prospects for the farm.
A brief note recalls a visit by Halls Creek residents near Bandon to see relatives, with no further details on dates or names.
Pleasant Point highlights show Miss Nettle Bailey visiting Miss Dorothy Watson and Zimmerman at Broadbent Sunday evening. George Tom Daley visited Ray Miller Seay, while Charles Southmayd cared for Frank as his mother Mrs George looked on.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Monday, a person named Dorothy, and others like George Kile, with unclear afternoon timing and activities.
McKinley Al Mast Glen Mast and others enjoyed a Friday night gathering at the W X K and G residence. Freeman attended Saturday and Deady weekend events. Joe and Mrs. Joe of Coquille visited Joe Myers. Mrs. Bennatt of North Bend stays with Mrs. Jay Sire. Lee Mast assisted with quilting for Mrs. Mast. Ardyce Mast traveled with Mr. and Mrs. W K Mast to Myre for an evening event.
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