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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
4
A long list of local names and weekend visits from Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Families including the Swans Ellis Watsons Gearharts and Crumbleys are noted with Sunday gatherings and shopping trips. A community cleanup at Dora cemetery, a large crowd, and a later school meeting on finance are mentioned alongside local illness and hospital updates.
The fragmentary item details social visits at the Lawhorne home and a tea hosted by Mrs Lawhorne and Alice Mast for area residents and mothers. Attendees included Gues Mast, Jay Free, Verna Saling, and many neighbors. The report also mentions approaching campaigns and farm topics.
Poorly legible OCR text shows scattered fragments with names and numbers but no clear event or outcome. It mentions furs, a team or group, and a possible meeting or date but essential specifics are unreadable.
The eighth grade held a valedictory program with awards and diplomas presented by the superintendent. Seventh and eighth grade students performed Insect Orchestra and sang Vacation Days while Clara Adams delivered Chimes of Spain in Dr Ra’s absence. Recipients included Lynn Briggs Mary LaBelle Hinds Margaret Bernice Hillis Doris bvetge Milburn Ella Marie Sinnott Helen Sta Jard Minnie L. Watkins Rodna Estes Watkins Robert KE Bulson Lawrence Dwyer Stephen XE Gamwell Albert P Goebel Jack A. King Beaty Lay Marion W. Ludley Everett McAdams William L. Preston Glenn H Ross Virgil Utterbeck.
A Sunday visit featured Vivie and family enjoying a picnic dinner near Elmer Wilson bane with Mr and Mrs Wood Nuhoson, Mra Carrie Nickaso, Mra C M Wilson, Mrs Ernest Krewson, Cora Bullect, and others calling on Mra Mac tlacsvey. Reports note numerous relatives stopping by, and a separate line mentions Mtra Grant Marry's attack last night and her son Howard Enghah coming home.
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