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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
2
Etow tut of Powers pleads not guilty after November 1 arrest on a rechie driving charge. Trial dates await district attorney. Baxter and Al Puppe each fined $10 on November 12 for intoxication. sentences suspended and six months probation ordered.
Mrs Jesse Laird and son Clell and Miss Audrey Davenport from Myrtle Point visited the Laird matron in Gravelford along with many neighbors listed. Dean Weekly and Betty deBoer suffer measles while Willard Whitney and others spent time visiting and sewing wood for Culbertson. A surprise party at Mrs A L Nelson’s honors Tom and Raymond Nelson and Lincoln Meore with dancing, games, and refreshments for numerous attendees.
Dement Creek The Base Hall school at Dement Creek closed its summer term on Friday. Plans are discussed for a possible winter session next year led by Miss Madeline Brown and her father H E Brown who have returned to Marshfield. Bertha and Ruth Anderson and their family move near Denmark as their parents rent a dairy ranch there. Walter and Donald Gilkison return to Eden Ridge camp after layoffs due to snow. Arthur Chasadile helps with fox trapping at the Dement ranch. Arthur Chandler and family were visitors in Myrtle Point last Thursday.
Broadbent Lloyd Lackey spent a week at Mast Hospital and returned home Monday. Virna Hermann resumed duties in Charleston after a two week vacation and was a dinner guest at the Crews home in Myrtle Point. The Broadben Grange held its regular meeting with officers elected and Sunday visits noted among local residents.
At the J M Wagner farm Mr and Mrs Bruce Henry assist Leo while the Wagners visit Wenatchee. Ed Forest injured his back after a fall at home Monday evening. Last Wednesday 16 Wadies met for the November mothers meeting with pupil demonstrations and a planned parents night on November 22. Attendees included Mrs Arza Smith and many others. The 3rd grade builds a brick house and the 4th grade stages an Eskine village project. The town notes several illnesses and absences among students and families.
Fairview residents hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Doralda Powell of Coquille and celebrated the Fairview Women’s Club meeting. The Young People’s Christian League held an evening of games and a taffy pull at the church, with many attending. Fairview North Fork Grange elected officers, including Harold Henagin as Overseer and Mrs Ray Deadmes as Secretary, during the event weekend.
A fragmentary notice lists Dora Mire and Mr and Mrs Lester Moase hosting guests at Brewster Valley gathering. It mentions Mra Mire Griffn and son Demain, A J Maxse, Albert Nappel, and others visiting Saturday and Sunday, with gifts of cake and cookies.
Pleasant Point Mire Walter Laird left last Thursday for Klamath Falls to visit Mr and Mrs Paul Laird. Mrs Laird expects to be gone about a month. Mr and Mrs Ralph Harry moved from Coquille to their ranch at Pleasant Point Saturday. James McPhait moved Saturday from the Ralph Harry ranch where the Bes Deen employed the past two months. Ros Spires and William Watson were callers at the Ed Harris home Tuesday. As Wilson visited in their vicinity Friday.
A fragment notes an irrigation dig project on Oregon farms with E t Niehel of Lebanon observed by Keng and others. No further details are readable.
A collage of items from Myrtle Point reports covers class plays stage drives and student life. Articles touch on habit formation public speaking and school events including a Myrtle Point High School rally plans and Armistice Day program details.
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