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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1928
Page
2
Corvallis visitor in Myrtle Point. Several residents travel to Portland and Albany for visits. Church groups plan a December bazaar. Local babies, hospital visits, and a new soda fountain at Dixie Queen. Community events include a ministers association meeting, Halloween party, and Brethren youth gathering.
Mrs Perley entertained two evenings last week with bridge at her Sixth Street home. Chrysanthemums and Hallowe en colors decorated tables. High scores went to Mrs Harlocker and Mrs Kaufman. low scores to Mrs Clark Fenster and Mrs Ralph Wilson.
Mrs Wi Lundy hosted a Friday bridge party at her Spruce street home. Eight tables played as yellow marigolds brightened the decor. Prizes went to Mrs Chas Harlocker first and Mrs W C Fena ler second with Mrs RC Bowers taking consolation.
About sixty neighbors and friends held a loud chivari for Mr and Mrs. Chris Nelaan and family. Guests included Mrs. John Hall, Cay Hall, Verne Lundy and Emma Mattie Huling. Mrs. P. F. Bartlett visited with her father and guests returned to Arago for a four month visit with relatives.
J. P. Beyers County Assessor and President Calvin Coolidge are cited arguing taxes rise from bonds and interest. The text compares tax dollars spent on debt service in Myrtle Point Marshfield Bandon Coquille North Bend and Eastside, urging debt reduction and new taxes from other sources to ease property tax burden.
Mr and Mrs Merry Merriam journeyed to Resvberg on Sunday for a quiet outing. The readable fragment suggests a leisure travel item with no further details on activities or outcomes.
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