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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
5
Myrtle Point Herald reports Arago residents and friends visiting relatives across Coquille Coos counties. Families such as Collier Widmark Miller McQuigg Carl and Obison are mentioned with weekend trips to Bandon Grenada and Grants Pass. Several students and staff are noted for graduations teaching assignments moves and summer plans.
Overnight guest Gravelford C Gilroy and Mrs Lloyd Hyde visited families in Lusk and Hyde households. Numerous Sunday and Tuesday calls at J L Southmayd, Robert Parrish, and Levert Iverson homes. Oregon Day program honored by local families as Bjorkqvist wraps school term and 4H club serves cookies. Several relatives from Marshfield, Myrtle Point, and nearby towns visited or stayed with kin.
Community notices list callers and visits across Brewster Valley including the Levert Iverson Schroeder and Laird families. Local trips feature Kenneth Laird to Marshfield and Orrin Lott Alma Larkins to Elmer Wilson home with Sunday dinners noted.
Sunday visits filled with family and friends as Bridie Lund and relatives spent time with the Harry Brownson family. The Marshfield and Redmond groups stopped by for calls while the Brainerd area noted graduations at the grade and high schools with Rev E G Hanton and Dr Levi T Pennington addressing the crowd.
The report lists a busy week with birthdays and family gatherings, visits by Maxine Simpson and Paul Laird, travels to Coquille and Marshfield, a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Walter Laird, and community activities including a handkerchief shower and a bee keeper’s trip.
Walter Schroeder moves his herd back to the Leo ranch following two months of feeding Norway Sunday. Norway dump of 200 piling into the river at Norway for Smith Products. Mrs Emma Barklow and son Fred visited the Price Robison home this week. Various local residents, including Glen Robison, Fred Lafferty, Harley Barklow, Moon Dean, Helen and Agnes, attended visits and events in town and nearby Coquille. An art exhibit was judged by Mrs Turner MacDonald for the Business and Professional Women's club in Coquille. Evelyn Riddle returned home to Coquille for the weekend amid multiple visits by local residents.
Mr Wimner died under anesthetic during hand amputation after mill accident. Mrs Carl Bundy and Mr Rhine hart Maas visited Price Robison home Saturday. Kenneth Stevens remains ill with bronchitis. Local quilting guests included Mesdames Albert Lily Albert Gulstram Clarence Schroederius John Carl Mary Kribbs and Frieda Schroeder.
The Paul Breuer family picnic at Bandon included the Victor Breuer party and Helen visiting. James D Clinton received many gifts at a birthday gathering hosted by John and family. Various Clinton and Barklow families shared meals, cards, puzzles, and violin solos, with several visits to Port Orford, Marshfield, Coquille, and Bandon.
Stiss Lucy Hennon gains recognition for marketing nearly a billion bushels of grain to seven years. Ohio Farmers Exchange directors renew her as secretary and manager. Affas Hennon leads the cooperative marketing firm, handling 5 782 446 dollars in business.
Oregon farmers may apply for additional crop production loans to fund summer fallowing and fall seeding. The limit is 1.50 dollars per acre or 360 dollars total. borrowers must reduce acreage by 30 percent under the new relief law. May 31 is the application deadline.
A long troubled union between Brown and his wife, marked by controlling behavior and constant quarrels, has left their son unhappy and isolated. The wife imposes strict rules, blocks friendships, and tensions rise as financial concerns echo through decades of conflict.
A writer argues for lifting the entire U S population to a higher economic level while citing the jack Greens boro Herald Journal as the source of emphasis. The tone critiques broad calls for national uplift and hints at local newspaper framing.
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