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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
2
Myrtle Point and surrounding towns hosted visits and gatherings. Mrs. Earl Baker and Mrs. Noble departed for Los Angeles after a stay visiting relatives in Coquille and nearby areas. Community members reported various dinners, parties, and farewells as residents traveled and hosted gatherings locally.
A Faster program followed by a church service drew about 110 attendees. School children performed with Rev Flenner delivering the sermon, praised by teachers for a splendid program. Numerous local residents and visitors from Myrtle Point, Powers, North Bend, and Coquille joined the event and Easter activities.
Mrs Hulda Carey spent the week with her parents the Warners. Al Rice and family are improving. Mary Jean Gifford Elmer George and Myrtle Sargent enjoyed an Easter egg hunt and picnic. Charles Thomas has recovered from the flu. Mrs Zoe Shields is improving. Miss Mina Warner helps at the Christian home. Mr and Mrs Arnie Sargent called at Coquille. Mr James Porter visited the Fish and Sargent homes.
A birthday surprise party was held at the St Leatherman home in Lee Saturday evening for Charlies Leatherman. Young guests enjoyed games and late light refreshments served by Miss Julia Myr Leatherman and Miss Cora Bullock. Attending were Misses Selma Latham Gladys Latham Anita Gil Helen Gill and Lila Nelson.
Leonard Ranton, Howard Leather man and Kennetherman appear in a fragmented ad listing names and a store reference Taracua Drug Store with unclear text about sales or services. The readable portions resemble an old classified notice or beverage/medicine promotion.
Mrs Stanley Clauson and infant visited Marshfield residents from Wesley Hospital for several days. The Ladies' club met at Mrs Hettie Gant's home on March 24 for an all day session. a quilt was tied for Sadie Harmon. A pot luck dinner fed many members and visitors. Next meeting will be with club president Mrs Dora Schroeder.
Sete and others visit Mr and Mrs Clint oar and Mrs Mickel and Jam Seie of atl sin wat nann er. The Lewis family, Ma and Mrs Martin Gasser and daughter were Sunday visitors at the DB Lewis home. Mr Lewis shows signs of improvement. Bill Willett and family visit Riverton daily to be with Frank Byers who is very ill. Anna Mary Anderson with Kennet and Wallie Mast. Lola Sumeriin Lee and Mrs Frank Schroeder of Norway visit A F Willason. Helen Mast visits Norway with Mrs Martin Gasner. Della Leatherman and Grandma Layman return from Oregon winter. W H Harmon ill with rheumatism, slight improvement. Lloyd Leatherman attended Swan’s funeral at Dora. Kart and Paul Laird of Brewster Valley visit Lee.
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