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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
4
The column lists residents and visitors from Coquille, Marshfield, and nearby towns. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Miss Evelyn Butler, Cecil Barker at the university, Joanne Perrott at home, and Mrs. A. M. Christensen with her mother on business trips.
Recovered patients and ongoing treatments listed from area hospitals. Several individuals including Reverlcn Booth, Thomas Lemon, Guy Tennant, Virgil Berkdoll, Katherine Parrish Jr, James Mazi, Ervin Schrader, Ernest Ely, Mrs Mary Thompson, W W Cox, Gerald Frye, L R Renick, William Fite, S C McAllister, and Harley Millects are reported as improving or receiving care after injuries or operations.
A Sunday morning program at the Methodist church features reading by Mrs L A LaFlamme, a tribute contrasting pioneer and modern mothers by Mrs Ray Epperson, and a talk on Bible mothers by Mrs R C Young. Mothers provide special music and children perform numbers. No evening services due to baccalaureate.
Birth notices report Paul Llewellyn Davis a seven and a quarter pound boy born Friday to Mr and Mrs Paul Davis at home. Lawrence Wayne, six pounds, born Friday night to Mrs Eli Fry of Broadbent. Jimmie Lee Crosby, six and a half pounds, born Monday at Mast Hospital to Mr and Mrs Clifford Crosby of Bridge.
Knife Hospital Mra N Barklow of Bandon sought treatment last Thursday and underwent a gutter operation. Hcacia of Remote was dismissed Saturday after weeks recovering from a major operation. Jack Schroeder of Arago had his tonsils and adenoids removed on Saturday. Miss Stasiec Zulawinaki, recently operated for appendicitis, was dismissed Sunday.
West Myrtle Point resident G A Wilberger made a business trip to Port Orford Saturday. Mr and Mrs LV Barklow and family motored to Broadbent Sunday. Ira Sturdivant and family from Bunker Hill spent Sunday with Robert Sturdivant. Walter Barklow returned from Grants Pass for the weekend. Donald Ingersoll hauled posts from Pleasant Valley for Fair grounds this week. Mary Barklow and daughter Nancy Miller, Calvin Ray and Minnie Kroeger attended Mrs Bradens birthday posts Saturday. Nancy Miller spent the weekend with her family. G A Wilberger visited Nancy Miller Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tike Cook visited Mr and Mrs B S Wallen and Mr and Mrs Daniel Parkiow Sr. Manley Barklow dined with the Parkilower family Sunday. R A Redell and daughter Hildred called on John Arnold Tuesday. Paul Breuer took students to Bandon for senior Skip Day. Nelson from Omaha and Elsie Weekly of Myrtle Point called on A I Volkmar Tuesday. Tom Hall of Ray Stevens of Powers visited. Jennie Shull and Merle Poland also mentioned.
The article lists a series of visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs Luther Barker of Greve hosted callers. Miss Mary Jane Barker accompanied guests home Sunday evening. Wallen, recently confined, could go outside. Mr and Mrs Ben Burgess and family hosted dinner guests. Dr and Mrs Grant McClellan received several visitors including Mrs Chappelle Betty Row and Dorothy Bennett. Port Orford visitors Mr and Mrs C O Taylor called on the McClellans last week. Goldie Childs and Elizabeth Bennett, with Dorothy, were dinner guests of Mrs Belk Bennett Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Norris moved from the Jennings cottage three miles down the highway. Mrs Norya Peterson spent Thursday with Mrs Horeet Stevens at Myrtle Font. Delbert McRee visited Coquille. Fay and Bett Smith with Mr and Mrs Alston Dutley of Glendale visited. Erwin Kiesball, James Robison mill worker, spent Sunday at the W H Priest place. Delos Appleton, Briant camp worker, spent the weekend at home. May meeting of the Centin ity club Friday evening. new officers to be installed.
McKinley Miss Alice Mast stayed as an overnight guest at the W Row Mast home Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs Grant Wilcow and Roy Lund were Sunday guests. The R H Lawhorn home reflects Leonard Lawhorne’s attendance at the Coquille F F A annual water convention in Cor vathy last Thursday through Saturday where he participated in seed judging. The Pollyanna club met at Mrs Rueben Brown’s home this Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Paul Williams were Roseburg business visitors Saturday. Mrs Elmer Musher of Melrose came Sunday to visit sister Mrs Paul Williams. Mrs Nellie Brown is improving after two months under physician care at Arthur Brown’s home in Salem. Mrs C A Saling spent Sunday evening at the W Rov Brown home. Mrs Jas Freeman is quite ill at her home this week.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Harry visited Wm Woalsen home Wednesday. Robert Tr gee attended with Harvey and Gites Harry family. Sunday guests included Muss Darotty Blanch Mus lo Harts and Fay LaBlanch at Mrs Mary Harris. Jack Batley and son Orville of Coquise Misa Viola and Eddie Lee Ellis joined for dinner. The Wolhar Watsons hosted Roy Spires and Willagm Watson Saturday evening. Thomas Roger’s Sunday birthday gathering included many friends and relatives. Freddie Fils has been ill recently and Nettie Batley is recovering from mumps.
Gravelford Mr and Mrs Lee Atkinson and their young daughter from Rock Creek visited the Culbertsen home last Wednesday. Miss Signe Bjorkqvist ended a term of school here last Friday. A large crowd attended the schoolhouse picnic dinner with ample fare shared by all present Mr and Mrs Alden Bright and Mr and Mrs Roland Weekly among others.
A compilation of visiting relatives and local residents in Myrtle Point Powers Coquille and Marshfield. Names include Mrs Lee Atkinson Mr and Mrs Culbertson Miss Ada Lee Atkinson and the Culbertson children. Several residents were weekend visitors and dinners noted with neighbors and kin.
The Broadbent and Bridge communities hosted a series of Sunday gatherings with Mr and Mrs PDP Parrish, Mr and Mrs Lester Billings, Miss Agnes Parrish, Mr and Mrs Robert Parrish, and others sharing meals at various homes. Several attendees visited friends in North Bend and at the coast, while local note additions include school events and a Spring Fantasy program at Myrtle Point High School with guest speaker Wr Gurney.
Noisy social notes from Marehfield and nearby towns recount visits and gatherings. Audrey Jean Knight and Ruth Bowen honored with a birthday dinner hosted by Tevest. Delbert Remaie assists Mrs. George Pratt. several residents travel between Coquille Myrtle Point and Bridge to visit friends and shop, with Bell and Shields mentioned in local chatter.
In a Powers community pageant the senior Maxine Kerrigan was crowned queen with a tulip bouquet as court members Ruth Frye and others served as ladies in waiting. The event followed a health drive with diphtheria and smallpox vaccines and aid from the American Legion Auxiliary.
On June 8 1935 at 10 AM the Coos County Oregon sale at the front door of the town hall will offer for cash the west half of the northwest quarter section 30 township 29 south range 6 west Willamette Meridian to satisfy a deed referenced in 92 of deeds at page 660. The sale is conducted by executors of the state. Oba lard and J ba own a portion of the property. Last publication June 6.
Seniors journeyed to Lake Tahkenitch with E J Greiner. juniors visited Floras Lake. sophomores picnicked at The Orchard then saw a local theatre. freshmen enjoyed Cuss Creek outing with Mrs Archer. Mothersingers rehearse for Mother’s Day at White church. Sunday school hosts program and invites mothers.
At The Churches RxORQ morning worship at 8 and 11. Pastor James L. Gikeen leads Sunday school at 10 with a Mother’s Day service and sermon by the pastor. Prayer services Tuesday in the prayer room and Thursday Bible study on the Baptism of the Spirit. Women’s department meets at Mrs. Charles McCracken’s home. Edueeday ap. Speaker A. A. Bauer. Morning service 8. All invited.
The Presbyterian church schedules a special Mother's Day service and musical program led by the choir with Mrs R W Schaad and Mrs Albert Pancoast in charge. No minister is confirmed due to the pastor's temporary absence. Mary Dye leads the Christian Endeavor meeting. No evening service because of Methodist baccalaureate events.
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