Weekend Leisure and Local Notes From Gaylord Area
Community members from Gaylord and nearby towns are seen at shore and social events. Tales include visits by Ellen Watch and Eva Moore, travel to Coquille for a murder trial, hospital visits for John Neal and Mrs. Hin, Moose lodge gathering at Powers, and a Camp cookers meeting with a Friday meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Watch
Myrtle Point
Genevieve Carman
al Howard
Marshfield
Mary Richardson
Glen Grant
Clarence Howard
Lester Huntley
Coquille
Benny Lenehan
Idylwild
California
Frank Harrison
Siater
Portland
Walter Newbury
Jim Neal
Eva Moore
Curry County
Henry Gills
John Grant
Milton Epperson
Moose Lodge
Powers
Mra. Hin
Klamath Falls
James Devereux
Hayes
Warty
Calvin Gl
To Coquille
Camp Roukers Ue
John Robert Swenson
West Myrtle Point News Roundup at Local Homes
Local residents from West Myrtle Point and nearby towns visit relatives in Arago Coquille Powers and Marshfield. Bear of Indian creek ridge shot by Breuer party while sheep slain. Community members recall visits, hospitalities, and weekend gatherings from Mrs Redell to Mrs Miller and CCC member Luther Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Sobison
Arago
Earl Duncan
Coquille
Chester Root
Grant McClellan
Jenny
Ben Gant
Powersunday
Marianna Steele
Greta McClellan
Levi Grant
Powers
William Robison
R A. Redell
Henry Knight
R. A. Redell
Maniey Barksow
Lloyd Dietz
Bob Belloni
Charlee Redell
Paul Breuer
Tom Brack
Ben Hardmen
Indian Creek Ridge
Sam Breuer
Thomas Rom
Paul McNair
Belle Bennett
W. H. Bunch
Florence Guerin
Coleman
CCC
Agnes
W A Miller
Ruth Adams
Mary Jane Barker
Port Orford
Walter Barklow
Upper Catching Creek News of Weekend Visits
Upper Catching Creek reports visiting relatives and neighbors over the weekend. Elbert West planned to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. West. Viva and Bud Wood called on Mrs. Effie Shindell. Milton Brown and family visited Ed Brown and family. Velma Brown returned to Powers. Ladelbert Rema and others were callers at the C. V. Bush home. Ed Wood and Delle Weed traveled to Powers for Lyle Weed. Everett Barklow and Darla Jears were guests of Mrs. Barklow’s parents, C. V. Bushell, amid fruit-taste neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert West
R. J. West
Viva
Bud Wood
Effie Shindell
Milton Brown
Lyle
Toady Warner
Ed Brown
Velma Brown
Powers
Ladelbert
Frank Rema
Archie Brown
Marion Lakey
C. V. Bushpall
Ed Wood
Delle Weed
Emmett Hammack
Glen Robison
Coquille
Agnes Hoover
c/ Bandon
Ed Myers
Oliver Myers
Earl Duncan
Baby Laie Carrol
Charles Swigart
Price Robison
T. D. Guerin
Fred Lafferty
Lloyd Barklow
Son Hillis
Robison
Harvey Myers
Hol Myers
Everett Lafferty
Son Allen
Mra Pred
Broadbent and Myrtle Point Social News Summary
Local residents from Broadbent and nearby Myrtle Point gathered for visits and social events. Friends and relatives from Coquille, Gaylord, and Norway called on neighbors, helped with fruit harvests, and attended gatherings at several homes and the Broadbent Grange. School notes mention the Handicraft club and a library gift from the Oregon state library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moward Benlth
Donna Joan Se Eg Ao
Almira
Grandma) Davidson
Myrtle Point
J. M. Wagner
Spencer Ward
Charles Wolff
Ceege Fernieen
Emery Eggers
Eagers
Leland Linn
Marlin Evans
Bruce Henry
Roy Luttrell
John Luttrell
Roland Warner
Gibbs and Clark
Weasley Nash
Coce River
F.C. Hermann
Oregon State Library
Salem
Wi Lathwad
Bee Sesee
Charles Woitt
Local Social and School Activities Highlight Weekend
Readers report a busy weekend with Fay et NER episodes and the Fellowship club gathering hosted by Mrs George P and Mrs Alan Smith on Weedreedsy afternoon. Visiting residents include Mrs Olin Lay in Marshfield Dr and Ralph Milne in Coquille, with notes of Wetenetey in town and talks to junior high students on first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Et Ner Reek
Fellowship Club
George P
Alan Smith
Olin Lay
Marshfield
Ralph Milne
Coquille
Cress Foc
Wetenetey
Hewisstipoke
Enij
W. Powers
Eugene Lest
Edmund Whaléh
Chiengo
Cupid
Gravelford Veal 8 Omny 4s
The readable fragment notes a Gravelford related event with veal and four items. Details are limited but suggest a local notice or brief about product quantities or prices. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable in the fragment.
Fragmented OCR note with distorted names and places
An unreadable OCR fragment references several garbled names and terms including a person named Williews and a place or event near Mars. The text is highly corrupted, providing no clear event, date, or identifiable organization.
Fragmented OCR reads like cryptic local notice
The readable fragments hint at a small town notice or brief item. Key names or places are unclear. the text appears damaged with stray letters and incomplete phrases.
Local social notes from Bir Ni area gatherings
Community members attend visits and dinners at homes in Bir Ni and nearby areas. Families such as the Benders Munters and Lundingers host relatives and friends, with multiple calls and Sunday visits noted, including trips to Port Orford and exchanges among neighbors.
Fragmented Notice Lacks Coherent Details
The readable text provides few concrete facts or names. It appears as garbled OCR notes with partial words and no clear event, date, or involved entities to summarize into a proper news item.
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