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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
4
South Myrtle Point social items list overnight guests and visits. Names include Mrs Floyd Ed Jones Aldine Crook Pauline Neva Floyd Lawrence Jennings Cal Gant Archie Ames Walter Endicott Bill Strong Charles Crook and Ernest Watatins place on Halls creek with surrounding families.
Mrs F W Nonle and sister Mrs Elite Gant open the week at her baréate house with visitors. Lillian Craine and Mary Dye called on Miss Aldine Crock Monday evening. Charles and Woodrow Crook were in Coquille Saturday for business. Tom Sumerlin and Herman Nelson visited Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Craine. Mrs Cal Gant called on Mrs Alice Black Monday. Charles Green returned Thursday from an eight day Portland trip.
Powers Miss Doeth Thomas visits her parents in Eugene. Mr and Mrs Dan Thomas return to Eugene. W A Seaman of Marshfield visits town. Fellowship club hosts social at clubhouse with Mrs W A Roberts and Mrs T Sterl Zimmerman. Contract prizes to Mrs Al Winn Mrs Jess Jones and Mrs G P Stewart. Muss stey r's Bluebirds host Way party. Mr and Mrs Bilis Dement of Broadbent visit. John Powers from university weekend with parents. Mrs Martha Lindley’s Bluebirds plan turd bath window deco. Mr and Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky in Coquille. Mrs Waillis Verney returns from Portland. Mrs Bob Barkdoll receiving medical care. Mr and Mrs Richard Arnold and children move to Myrtle Point. Pupils of Mrs Jess Jones fifth grade host mothers and guests. health play Camp Joakhea performed.
The report lists attendees from Powers at a Saturday luncheon with notes on health groups and local officials. It mentions Mrs Fliner Days Afis Rew Fre, Mr Kenneth Maiden, Mes Jess Jones, and others. Weather updates note several inches of snow and impact on work, with fruit crops described as vulnerable.
Community members from Coquille and nearby areas were with relatives and friends this past week. Visits featured Frank Fish, Mrs. Endicott, Miss Jean Young of Coquille, and many households hosting guests and sharing weekend events.
Scrambled OCR fragment mentions Gravelford, Anderelor, Mr Charles Hernet, Mrs Hefis, Mis Woot, and weekly visits. References to families at Moss, Blas, Mos Hela Weekly, and Ray shop. Some town events and court mentions appear amid garbled lines.
fragmentary text shows names such as Vernon Eldon and Barbara James Valleace with references to farms, a bridge, and farm pastures. a guest named Mis Robtin and a mention of a daughter, a James Valace theme, and an unclear voting line.
On Thursday evening May 16 Mr Ling will deliver the address of the event. Two rooms prepare a program with instrumental and vocal numbers and The Band suI will perform. Lewie Mamilton and Ray Enery will play steel guitar selections for the audience. The Broadbent gravel east of Me Sea hosts a summer camp. James Barkdoll and family lease the Gus Bender ranch west of Broadbent and move in. Mrs Ernest Clausen with Mr and Mrs B Laud visited Aman. Miss Twanna Fry and Miss Ruth Wallace attended Saturday visits. Opal Phelps joined Mr and Mrs G Heesran for Sunday dinner.
A collage of local life as McKinley Mast and EB Mast visit Coquille while relatives like John Jenkins and Lyman King travel through. Community events include an eighty-five person hall gathering for political talks on reform and action.
Remote Mr and Mrs EF Dick and daughter Pearl visited Bandon. Bert Mecum shopped in Myrtle Point. Gloria Dick and Delos Appleton dined with Willis Bryant family. Allene Kirkendall stayed with Mrs Vena Mae England and with the Holmes family. The Holmeses moved to the McBee place near Brtye. Carver store team leader Priest moved in. Don Carver relocated near Rock Creek. Lancaster, visiting Ashland school, spent the weekend with Mrs C M Lancaster.
Twin Oaks residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Haughton left Friday for Longview Washington where he seeks employment. They test their two smas ons with Mrs A R Davenport before returning in a few days. Chas Gilroy of the Middle Fork stayed with Roy Shull and later with Mr and Mrs John Feisher. Ernest Davenport visited Philip and Eugene Bartelt. Mr and Mrs Ward Evans shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs George D Hall. Ms M W Evans and Mrs A R Davenport hosted a flower event in honor of Mrs George D.
A long row of names appears with weekend visits and meals. Mrs Albert Davenport hosts as Davenport families and friends attend dinners and Sunday gatherings at multiple homes. Several relatives from Marshfield Riverton and nearby towns are listed among guests and hosts.
Gaylord residents Mr and Mrs Ray Haitney and son Herbert plan to move to Washington this week possibly making it their new home. The family has lived in the district for 11 years with Mr Haitney having managed NeGeorge grave plant locally until recently. A farewell party Friday evening featured social chat cards and midnight refreshments.
A weekend scene shows Mr and Mrs W R Brown as dinner guests at RA Davis. J Sprick and B Beckett traveled to Marshfield on business. J O Poulsen visited friends in Bandon Thursday evening. A large crowd attended a dance for the baseball club with proceeds of 2100 for new equipment. Music by local talent impressed guests. Lunch was served at midnight. Stanley Lake returns from Oak Ridge for an open-ended stay. C B Frayer of Jenkins Prairie visited with William Brown’s family. Tuesday marked the senior class annual skip day with Ovid Bryant Ralph Scarborough Elva Cribbins Jonella Curtis Irma Jenning. Mrs Alvin Allen joined them for the day trip. W W Williams of Myrtle Point visits his daughter in town.
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