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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
3
Day luncheon club gathered at her home last week with all members present. Mrs Elvin Hull won the event and Mrs Charles Crew placed second. Jess Shepherd will host the next meeting on Thursday November 10.
Fragmentary text lists individuals including Clare Lehmanowsky Merle Christensen and Sigmund Moe with plans toward Portland. Mentions Missette Pile, Cottage, and a continuation on page 8 plus visits by Francis Jones James Quinwell Toner Francis Waslen and Pawcae Waslen to Jonos in a nearby town.
The second annual Halloweer parade sponsored by the Woman’s club crowned winners across many costume divisions. Judges Mrs Clare Lehman Owsky Floyd Eaton and Victor Langston announced prizes while rain confined the event to the old gym and a schoolroom display won top honors.
Mrs William Doak entertained the Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of the Open Bible Friday afternoon with 13 members present. They spent time making articles for the bazaar planned for November and will meet again November 11 with Mrs W E Carver.
The Woman's Club members joined Civiclub attendees for a luncheon at the clubhouse on Wednesday afternoon. After the meal, games were played and music featured performances by the Wiss Maur ore Stafford orchestra. Various couples danced as Mrs Sherk coordinated and reporters noted the event's social details including committee roles and a recorded toast.
Delores West daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl West entertained a Halloween party Monday evening at her home. Guests included Naomi and Bernice Munro, Bunne Jear Church, Rosemary Audin, and Helen Laga. Halloween games were played and refreshments served.
An Eastern Star chapter announces a rummage sale for Saturday to support community activities. Items include clothing, household goods, and donated crafts. Proceeds will aid local lodge projects and scholarships.
A local high school team shows readiness and momentum for a strong season. Players and coaching staff emphasize conditioning and teamwork as they prepare for upcoming games and events.
The report notes a cold bleak October with heavy rainfall peaking at 132 inches, much of it during a storm from 6 pm Monday to 6 pm Tuesday. Total rainfall since September 1 reaches 378 inches, while a separate gauge records 31 inches from a concurrent period.
Fragmented text describes a holiday Friday for schools and an annual institute event. It mentions teachers, attendance by Macvshield, and a teac ers institute held on a Friday in the new week.
An unclear OCR fragment hints at a local event or meeting involving age or birthday themes and a small community group. Names and details are unreadable, yielding a cautious summary of a routine civic or social note with no definite outcome.
Members of the RNA held the third card party in the series with Mrs O V Eale Culoch and Mrs Lee Moore on the committee. First prize went to Jane Woganowel, second to Mrs Vone, and third to Mrs Clarence Moe. Second prize went to Mrs Worms, with Harrs Salardt and Mrs William Boostul awarding. Prizes were distributed to Mrs Maxre Bakhiiew for first, Jonn Tan second, and Fave Lay third.
The notice reports a local meeting at Stee Kovaig on Friday evening. Shai Sherr is listed as a participant with a role in organizing the event.
Pinochle club members entertained at the home last Thursday with refreshments served at 1 30. Mrs Aslen King won high and Mrs Frendy Meduck took low. The next meeting is set for the second Wednesday in November at Mrs E R Hennon's home.
Charles Gettner of Fairvice was host Saturday as Mr and Mrs Wuhan Bala and Myrtle Peat were visitors. Sunday Mr and Mrs Fred Powers of Portland and Albert Powers of California attended events with local residents.
The event drew a well attended crowd with students and locals gathering for the basketball dance. Attendees enjoyed music and refreshments as the evening showcased school spirit and community involvement.
Officials inspected Sishivou Forest but the readable fragment provides limited details. The text includes stray phrases and names that are not clearly connected, leaving the main event ambiguous and hard to identify.
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