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30 May 1940
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1940
Page
1
The readable fragments show names and places with unclear meaning. No coherent event or outcome is present to identify a specific incident, person, or organization for a concise news-like record.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions the Coquille River and a trout catch with a possible measure of 2.17. References a person named Marold (Kelly) in a private note and an unrelated reference to Past Matrons and Anat. west week Tuesday evening with Mrs. Thomas Guccin.
The readable portion hints at a sports event with dates and teams, mentioning premieres and times. Names and places are unclear, but it references a game, time, and venue in a historic newspaper fragment.
Local notes list Miss Margaret Stevarson visiting with family over the weekend. Mary Stevenson returns to school at Oregon State College to graduate in June. Mrs Chester Otis moves with her husband to Grants Pass. Dinner guests include Mrs Elizabeth Lewellen and Mr and Mrs Henry Hermann at Bald Hill. Weekend visitors greet Mrs Birdie Hazelton. graves decor at Dora cemetery observed. Mrs M Christensen and Marvene travel to Flint Michigan for two months, plan to return with a cat and visit relatives and the Golden Gate exposition. June McClellan and Mrs Norma Morsing picnic near Hawkins mill. Aileen James works for Mrs V A Roush during summer vacation. Florence Pye and Sola ra of Medford visit Mr and Mrs George Linn. Ethel Roop visits Thomas Guerin. Mrs Fred Lafferty and Ethel Roop travel to Portland on business for supervised playground. Mrs Ernest Luthy, George, Mrs Clifford Wilson, Ala and Len Reed attend Coos River graduation. Wonetha Huff among graduates. Mr and Mrs Howard Whitaker visit relatives in Spokane. Elton Aasen and Arline and Gerald Aasen picnic in Brewster valley. Ruth Barton and Mrs O S Adams take a two-week vacation. George Clinton of Newberg guests of Mr and Mrs A te a aa Ben.
The K Klub held a dessert luncheon with guests including Mrs. Lemon and Mrs. Sumertin as high and second prize recipients in contract. Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a Flag Day event with a June 5 meeting hosted by Mrs. Lawrence Clinton and transportation from city hall. Octagon Club met for a dessert luncheon. Ace of Clubs gathered with Pinochle, hosting honors to Mrs. McKibben and others. A birthday and farewell party honored William Pook in Coquille before his Honolulu departure. Six high school girls and a guardian camped at Bradley Lake near Bandon. A strawberry dinner at the Orlin Lett home entertained friends and relatives from Sitkum and Myrtle Point.
Clayton Mast won a Nor way course match at Coquille Valley Country Club while a jury list for the June 1940 term was drawn. The report lists players from Myrtle Point Coquille Marshfield Norway and McKinley among those named for the term. the day also notes local efforts to improve the course and an upcoming Sunday match against Marshfield.
The Myrtle Grange hall hosted a visit by Arthur Brown state grange deputy of Salem who spoke to members and recalled earning degree work 32 years ago. Alternates Hugh MacLean were elected, with Mrs Walter Laird in charge of the lecture, and visitors Henry Grange of Coquille and Mr Wheeler of Camas Valley attended. Refreshments followed the program.
Mrs J Lynn Burtis of Arango visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs E J Myers. Mr and Mrs Frank Lane of Broadbent and Kenneth Lane of Coquille were Saturday afternoon callers. The Lanes and Kenneth Lane returned home with the Myers, staying overnight and Sunday. This marks the Myerses first outing since illness. Other guests included Mr and Mrs George Maas, Mr and Mrs H R Maas, and Lloyd Caudle who visited Mr and Mrs Henry Schwenn of Bullsford.
The Gravelford couple Mr and Mrs Cal Jackson celebrate six decades of marriage. Married in Gravelford in June 1890 the pair include a blind husband still active with dairy work on a 22 acre farm opposite Gravelford Cheese factory. Their children live in McKinley Arago California and at home. one daughter died young and another passed away nine years ago.
Miss Maude Hooton of Bridge visited Mrs Albert Reed on Saturday. Mrs Annie Lett of Myrtle Point spent last week with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Aloet Reed. A R Bennett of Norway Mrs Mary Bennett and Mrs Paul Breuer spent Sunday morning in Dora. Returning they visited the W J de Boer family of Gravelford.
Bridge groups from Coquille Gayford Remote and this community gathered Sunday at the Cuver place for a picnic outing. The attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Butler Louise and Jerry, Mr and Mrs Charles Knight Charles Jr, Mr and Mrs B Finch Marion Charlotte Jean, Miss Archie Zinn, Mrs T J Evernden, Mr and Mrs Dwight Cyler Marylou and Everette.
Miss Evelyn Bones and Kermit Hayes wed in Caldwell Yda on Monday May 20 1940 with Colin Bones and Evelyn Benson as witnesses. The couple visited Romedale and Bend before returning to Gaylord where Mrs Hayes will resume teaching in Hood River next year. Also Kathleen Brady of Coquille elected to Phi Theta Upsilon at the University of Oregon and listed as a Coquille High graduate pursuing business administration.
The Myrtle Point Townsend club held its monthly potluck and birthday dinner Sunday in their hall with good attendance from members and visitors. Mrs. Otis Smith sang several numbers with piano by Miss Zella May Moon. A pie social is planned for Friday at 8 o clock to raise funds for delegates to the national convention in St Louis next month. The group hopes to send delegate No. 2 Mrs Nora Hainey of Gaylord.
The St And Mitl society will have the last of this season's public card parties next Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the city hall. Prizes will go to the contract and two other winners and various prizes will be awarded throughout the evening.
Hiland theater announces Dime Night starting next Tuesday June 4 offering low admission for all patrons. A new plan on Wednesdays lists 25 registered names in the lobby entitling free admission that evening. Previous Myrtle Point Herald listings add weekly access for named individuals.
Twin Oaks Mrs Paul McNair of Coquille and Mrs Anna McNair of this community were Tuesday dinner guests of the latter's father Samuel Breuer of Myrtle Point. L E Farrow and David and James of Hillycoro were Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Hermann. Mr and Mrs Graydon Crews of Coquille were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs George Hermann. Mrs Paul McNair of Coquille and city decorated graves Tuesday at the Norway cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers welcomed a son Ronald Leroy born Monday May 27 1940 at 3 20 weighing six pounds five ounces The Sumner family of Sitkum welcomed a daughter Norma Jean born at Mast hospital last Monday May 36 100 weighing seven pounds five ounces
Farr will have his name placed on the Beta Gamma Sigme plaque and was honored at a Senquet by the organization. The award has been given yearly since 1934. Farr, a Coquille High School graduate, is the son of Mrs. and Mrs. Chester C. Farr of the county seat.
Returning Monday evening from an annual fishing trip, Myrtle Point High School faculty report excellent catches on the Rogue River. The group included Principal L. P. Linn and others, after leaving Thursday morning. Miss Mary Margaret Woodward, an apprentice teacher from Oregon State College, will take a position in Grants Pass next year. George Hall departed for Ashland to spend the summer at his home.
Mrs. Reuben Brown and Alice and Mrs. Mary Cram called on Mrs. H Lawhorn Tuesday of last week. A nearby fire at the Beech home was quickly checked with help from CCC camp Sheess. The Jolly Gardner club gathered at Mrs. Clarence Churchill’s home with many local ladies attending. The McKinley Grange held a regular meeting with 31 members and visitors from Sit Hum.
Mrs Thomas De Janice Lafferty and relatives of Mrs Gwerin’s family visited over the weekend. Verne Lundy Twin Oaks and R C Bowers Frisco City joined in Portland trip return midweek. William Lundy H H Thames party reported fishing success on Dragoonsdl trip and a brief business excursion noted.
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