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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1939
Page
4
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Arago reported visits and greetings among locals including Mr and Mrs Marvin Shaw trip to Salem and gatherings at the homes of Mrs I B Levy Mrs Frank Burbank and Mrs J L Burton. church events at Myrtle Point and a quilt project led by Mrs Ward Evans, plus a carnival evening and a one act play titled Cleaned and Dress.
A crowded column details numerous visits and gatherings. Names include Mrs Orpha Levy Gerald Woodward Anne Watkins Ed Rowland Laura Lille Jean Pecan and many more. Travel spans Eugene Langlois Marshfield Seaside and Portland with family outings, dinners, picnics and football games.
Mrs Sidney Flowerday hosted a Sunday gathering at the Henry Bryant ranch near the Big Creek bridge. The event celebrated the 12th birthday of twins Robert and Herbert with a luncheon for ten youngsters and outdoor games.
Gaylord Daniels and Leonard Medlock attended the homecoming game with Medlock returning Sunday night and Daniels Tuesday. Fay Young drove to Portland last week returning Friday. George Jenkins and Roland Schasd led a land use meeting in the schoolyard with about 40 attendees. Mrs Rosella Etalka invites a potluck supper next Saturday at the schoolhouse. Clinton Carman and John hosted a birthday dinner for their son-in-law and daughter Thomas Luttrell. Roy Dwight and Robert Carman were among the guests.
Friday visitors at the John Lusk home included Bald Hill residents Bald Hill Misses Nola Crawford and Wars Schuster. Several families hosted guests through the week at Frank McNair and other local homes. A Thanksgiving program is being prepared by the children of Hella 644 school amid visits and weddings in Roweburg and Mea land Huntley territory.
A fragmentary local note reports McKinley Polivanna club members meeting at Mrs Ivan Jared of Stkun with several named attendees including Mesdames O Sullivan Mast McCarthy Freenan Brown Rhute and Yenis Mean. It mentions business deters and plans for the next meeting with various household names and dates garbled in the text.
Residents joined in finishing fuel and cleaning the hall. Mr and Mrs R H Lawhorn attended the Eugene game Saturday and then visited relatives in Portland. The McKines CCC camp sent Mr and Mrs POWler to Eugene for the football camp. Mrs Harry Heansen of McKinley CCC left Friday to take her daughter and grandson to Portland, and Mrs George Youst drove to Reedsport along the old Coos Bay Wagon Road with their three children.
A fragmentary column lists visits and callers in Oregon towns including Roseburg Myrtle Point Coquile and Marshfield. Names include Dara Moard Petey Cowley Vogel Mavie Crumies Bunch and Osbon with guests at Morta Mard and O G Bunch residences.
West Myrtle Point area residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Ms Paul Breuersper and family hosted a dinner at Cittage Grove with multiple guests including Mr and Mrs Warrevok and Teddy M I, Ms James Hawkins, Mrs Rachel McLean, June, and Grant of Marshtr. Mary Belle Bennet of Grayford plans to visit later with daughter Mrs Paul Breuer and their trip to Gaston with sister Mrs Robley Wheey. Norman Morsay visited Mrs James Hawkins, and Stewart Powes joined Sunday gatherings with parents Mr and Mrs Ate Nw tet.
Readable text lists numerous names including Mr and Mrs, Daven, Barrett, Eugene, Amzy Mintonre, and Mrs A R Daverpert. Mentions a Saturday event at Verne Candy and attendance by multiple households, with scattered references to towns and a Mrs W KR O Davenpy.
A local note lists Kathere Rebete and Filene as figures at a Pleasant Point gathering. The fragment hints at a community event possibly tied to water safety or recreation but details are unclear.
Sunday guests and Friday visits described among residents of North Catching Creek Myrtle Point and surrounding households. Attendees include Rev and Mrs Ora Maraters Mr and Mrs William Watson Dorothy C Guy Mann Nancy Miller Charles Smith LeRoy Renfo Joe Vandehey Thomas Royer Irvin Giles Harris Douglas Fred Edward and others visiting relatives and staying with family in Myrtle Point.
The document lists numerous hospital entries. Names include Hubert Morse Dave Ward Otty Pitehbe Roy Svenstrom Harod Watzting Caluce Johnson Mrs George Hoffman Mrs Ralph Woodring Mrs Ray Emery Paul Nort Thorpe Nes Nes Nes and others with treatments ranging from appendectomies and major abdominal operations to flu care and minor procedures. Several patients were discharged, while some remained in care for recovery.
FragmentaryOCR notes reference Gravelford M and Mrs J FO Mebte Coquo e ana Matd. Readable items mention Me Webbo and Chaves in a terse context. No clear event or outcome is established.
The Gravelford Woman's club gathered at Mrs Verdn Moore's home last Thursday for a sewing afternoon and a luncheon. Attendees included Mrs James Baker, Mrs Clarence Miller, Mrs R Lo Weekly, Mrs W J DeBoer, Mrs Jessica Shirley Baker, Mrs E L Culbertson and the hostess.
The Mount Pleasant High School announces its honor roll for the month, listing students with top averages. Seniors Staney Felsher Arthur Hillabald George Luthy Betty Davis Eleanor Edwards Juinene Freeman Maxine Gant Benice Gillespie are among those recognized.
A long catalog of student names grouped as Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen appears, listing Mabel Griffey Farn La lamme Kathryn Sumerlin Ala Wilson and others with several surnames and initials. The fragment reads like a school roster or directory snippet from a newspaper page.
The month of October adds 33 new registrations to the library catalog with new books placed on shelves. Titles include Kennebec Coffin Song After Midnight Mille Wagons West Page One Fight More Erts and Race through various genres.
Fragments list a mix of names and places including Rural Nuree Boylston Golden Bywan Murder Disney Magna Gale Upper Mississippi Havighorse White Mag ic Baldwin and others. Text appears as scattered references rather than a cohesive report with clear events or dates.
A second son arrived Thursday night November 0 1939 to the home of Mr and Mrs Charlen Flood of McKinley. The baby has been named Curt Leo. The older child William is a few months over a year old.
Mr and Mrs E J Myces traveled to Couce on Monday on business. The report notes activities planned for Monday afternoon involving a poetrous project and related tasks.
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