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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1938

Page

3

Local Community Dinner and School Notes Recap

A string of social visits and dinners includes Mrs. Sea Sones, Mrs. J Finley Schroeder, and Miss Eva Schroeder with families. Joyce Schroeder and Martin Schmidt lead a school year event, stressing loyalty while students Dorothy Bender and others perform. Several families like the War ner and Heat Glide households are noted with weekend visits and gatherings.

Sea Eee Sones Str Merth Ranay J. XH Jae Gatas Maria Teen Dethedesa Ana L. Corteon Elisabeth Lett Martin Schmidt Emile North Bank Road Carl Roy Robinson Carl Heat Ellen Loutes Barklow Dorothy Bender Joyce Schroeder Martin Sehmidt Robert Dorothy Ellen Haughton Edward Howard Chalason Basil Ziebarth

Sunday Visitors and Dinner Guests Gather at Local Homes

West Norway Joseph Vay and Miss Irene Way with Thomas Way visited Thomas Garrone home. Stanley Halter, Mrs Wayne Woodward and son Gerald, and Lawrence Barklew joined Sunday dinner at J Myers home. Harvey Myers of Arago spent Sunday evening at EB Myers home. Leonard Hadfell of Bandon visited his parents, George and Mrs Maes. Ralph Myers stopped by E J Myers on Friday. Mrs E J Myers traveled to Coquille Saturday for business. Elizabeth Lett visited Monday with Mrs E J Myers.

Joseph Vay Irene Way Thomas Way Thomas Garrone Stanley Halter Wayne Woodward Gerald Lawrence Barklew J Myers Harvey Myers Arago EB. J Myers Leonard Hadfell Bandon George Maes Ralph Myers E J Myers E. J @Myers Coquille Elizabeth Lett E. J Myers

Ophir Residents Visit Lusk Family Kinfolk

Bald Hill Mr and Mrs Sam Harris of Ophir spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last week with Misses Inez and Minnie Lusk and their brother John Lusk. Ernest Dunbar and daughters Helen and Margaret called on Misses Inez and Minnie Lusk and their brother John Lusk yesterday afternoon.

Sam Harris Ophir Inez Minnie Lusk John Lusk Ernest Dunbar Helen Margaret Minnie L John Lusky

Marshfield Circus Attendance Ties Local Couples

Mr and Mrs Ovid Bryant and Mr and Mrs Amzy Parrish attended the Marshfield circus Saturday along with Mr and Mrs Charles Knight. Dwight Culver hosted Sunday dinner with Dan Cribbins in Myrtle Point. J E LeClerc left for Portland on a business trip. Christian Endeavor gathers at 6 30 Sunday evening led by Mr and Mrs Culver on the topic Becoming Popular Without Sacrificing

Ovid Bryant Amzy Parrish Marshfield Charles Knight Gaylord Dwight Culver Dan Cribbins Myrtle Point Mary Lou Everett J E. LeClerc Portland Christian Endeaver and Culver

Culver Couple In Residence Near Veterans Hospital

Mr and Mrs Dwight Culver are listed as residents in nearby Mareld James at the veterans hospital in Rese burg, with Culvers noted in the record as living in the facility.

Mrs Dwight Culver Mareld James W Veteren’s Hospital Reseburg Ead Culvers

Picnic and visits tied to Broadbent church crowd

Twin Oaks residents Mrs. Will McNair and Mr and Mrs George Herman attended a Broadbent Community church dinner. Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson visited Crescent City from Sunday to Monday. W H Van Orden delivered local strawberries to town Monday morning. The Methodist Indies met Wednesday at Ed Carters home in Myrtle Point with Mrs Edwin Schroeder and Mrs Milton Lee helping.

Will McNair George Herman Broadbent Chris Nelson Crescent City Strong W H van Orden Methodist Indies Ed Carter Myrtle Point Edwin Schroeder Milton Lee

Evernden Family Social Round in Coquille Area

Local residents share hospitality as the Everndens host several dinners and visits across Coquille Myrtle Point Bridge and Port land areas. Family guests include Harland Leonard Violet Larry and Ernest Evernden along with the Lutens Little Kurtz Jewett and Watermen families. A school picnic closes the term with a student program marking the last day of school.

Harland Evernden Leonard Evernden Violet Larry E E Evernden Ernest Evernden Coquille Lloyd Evernden Harold Donald Patty Joe Shields Bridge Myrtle Point Warner Chester Little Frank Little Tettingall A. C. Kurtz Portland Herman Dizxen Lillian Watermen Clarence Andrew David Waterman James Jewett Elvin Watermen

Lee Sunday picnic guests span multiple towns and families

The Lee community gathers at the Carl Anderson home for birthdays with a large group including Mrs Helen Griffin Boise Idaho Don Shull Kansas and many Shull family members Myrtle Point Gravelford Lee McKinley Witkum and nearby areas. Several residents and visitors are listed as attending or hosting greetings and weekend visits.

Lae Mast McKinley Helen Griffin Boise Idaho Don Shull Kansas Olive Shull Myrtle Point Roy Shull Ruth Oran Oliver Twin Oaks Low Percy Barzee Eileen Gravelford Sadie Hermann Ina Davis John Sumerlin Carl Anderson Ann of Lee Lee Mast Ely Mast Walter Lawhorn Julius Benham Witkum W J DeBoer Betty Helen Ardella Marie Melvin Michel Anderson DeBoer Henry Brown George Clinton Mack Gant Klamath Falls Gant

Local Social Notes From Myrtle Point and Surrounding Areas

Gravelford Mrs. Mary Culberteen spent last Thursday with her sister in Myrtle Point. Levert Iverson left Monday for the Schroeder and Iverson camp at Sixes. Eileen Cotton stays with Mrs. Iverson during his absence. Mrs. J. McHenry of Coquille visited Sunday with Mrs Frank. Mr. and Mr. John Felsher and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith drove to Marshfield Wednesday night to attend a Veterans event. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith were

Mary Culberteen K. H. Hansen Myrtle Point Levert Iverson Schroeder and Iverson Eileen Cotton Iverson J. McHenry Coquille Frank “Arnle John Felsher Harvey Smith Marshfield

Fragments Hint at Local Notice Content

Fragmentary OCR shows sparse readable items for a local notice or brief item. No clear names, dates, or actions are legible enough to confirm the event or deadline.

West Myrtle Point 4-H Calf Club Meeting at Bartlett Home

West Myrtle Point PVF 4 H Calf club met last evening at the Paul Breuer home for a business session. Guests included Mr and Mrs F F Bartlett Mrs Robert Redell and daughters Wilma and Edith Howard Redell Mr and Mrs Ellis Button Benny Deniels and Mr and Mrs Paul Breuer and Mr and Mrs A M Christensen and Marvine during a Sunday overnight visit to Mr and Mrs Jesse Clinton.

PVF Alfie) Bartlett Paul Breuer F. F. Bartlett Robert Redell Wilma Edith Howard Redell Ellis Button Benny Deniels A. M. Christensen Marvine Jesse Clinton

Social Visit Log From East Dora and Nearby Towns

East Dora Lester Howe Mrs Grant Weathers and Mrs Henry Weathers attended the theater in Myrtle Font last Thursday Mr and Mrs L C Overman attended the dance at Gravelford Saturday evening. Mrs Ray Overman and children visited Mrs Great Weathers Saturday while her husband and Lester were at the circus in Marsh f or and Mrs Grant Weathers and family went to Riddle and Valera were visitors at the T and Easton home. Mrs Rufus Howe and Sylvia called at the Charles Oberman Monday afternoon.

Lester Howe Grant Weathers Henry Weathers Myrtle Fotnt L C. Overman Gravelford Ray Overman Great Weathers Lester Ewe Marshfor Familly Riddle Valera T & Easton Rufus Howe Sylvia Wall Charles Oberman

Local Social News Highlights From Community Visitations

Dora and Mra M C Miller spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A J Mayse. Stella Crosby of Gravelford visited Wilda. Gail Bunch, Mrs Fred Durnam, and Randolph Reynolds called on Gail Bunch and baby at Mast hospital. Leland Minard returned from Portland with Mrs Harvey Minard for a two week visit. Mrs Harvey Minard reports her husband ill but improving and due home in two months. Mayse and daughters Eula and Joe Tadlock attended Fat Elk graduation. Mrs Lester Mayse of Sitkum visited Mrs R M Minard. Mayse and Mrs Harvey Minard dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Minard that evening. R E Pat Hayes of Myrtle Point was a dinner guest of the Minards.

M C Miller A J Mayse Stella Crosby Gravelford Wilda Gail Bunch Fred Durnam Randolph Reynolds Mast Hospital Leland Minard Portland Harvey Minard A. J Mayse Eula Joe Tadlock Fat Elk Lester Mayse Sitkum R M. Minard

Pleasant social visit notes from Point Bay Pleasant locals

Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Mant visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willars Willars last week. Helen Nelson, Mrs. George Melson, Mrs. William Watson, and Mrs. John Charles Jee attended events at local homes and the Myrtle Point high school Mothers Tea.

C. Guy Mant Willars Willian Maney Biller Helen Nelson Ceorge Melson Meien Willies Watson Willian Watson Myrtle Point High School John Charles Jee Glenn William W Hsaitee C. Guy Mena

Local Briefs Include Several Business Calls and Family News

A jumble of names and hints of daily activity shows Edwin’s crew visiting homes and a mix of callers in town. Mentions of Mr and Mrs Reed, Katherine Denes, and minor Mead appear amid scattered notes of errands and social visits on a midweek day.

AL Hisktine J. D. Laird Edwin’ Créwtey Vici Denes Katherine Sener Wileen Minor Mead John Meyer

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