Local residents host weekend visitors and church notes
Arago Miss Vada Swinney guests of Miss Alice Scott over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Fish of Culver visit parents F D Fish and Leon Paull. Miss Opal Robinson of Glide visits her parents. Geo Robinson family health concerns noted. Ethel Collier visits Bunker Hill. Portland visitors Mrs R Af Bunnage and sons Robert and James stay with J L Burtis. Rob ert unable to return home Monday. C T Robinson visits with Glen Collier family. Wanamang and Leo Cox of Bandon dine with Mr and Mrs Steve McAllister. Prof and Mrs Joseph Roner of Datfard Oregon weekend guests of Prof and Mrs G W Ayers. Roner is Ayres' brother. Fishtrap drainage district annual meeting held at C A Keltmner's with two directors elected Rev B Smith and Minnie Clinton to 3 year terms. Gertrude Bogard spends weekend at home on Sampa. Miss Root accompanies her. Root acts as director for the Senior class play set soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vada Swinney
Coquille
Alice Scott
Robert Fish
Culver
Oregon
F D. Fish
Leon Paull
Opal Robinson
Glide
Geo. Robinson
Robinson
Ethel Collier
Bunker Hill
R Af Bunnage
Robert
James
Portland
J L Burtis
Idonday
C T Robinson
Glen Collier
Ed Wanamang
Leo Cox
Bandon
Steve McAllister
Joseph Roner
Fard
G W Ayers
Roner
Ayres
Fishtrap Drainage District
C A
Local families note health, travel, and holiday chores
Mrs Eila Young continues rheumatism treatment while neighbors plan winter travel after repairs. A 23 person crowd helped B Bauguess sort turkeys for market, with Ros. tank delivering them to Roseburg. Several residents, including Frank andvert Fish, stock up for the sawmill season as Myrtle Point area moves through late autumn activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eila Young
W Oa Fish
Ave Sagent
Elmer George
Aiyrtle
Charle Belshaw
Myrtle Point
Jon Fellner
Fellner
Roseburg Highwas
Fel Ners
Arthur Bonilo
John
Wooa Fishs
Local Visit Highlights Family Ties and Lecture
Misa Nina Warner is visiting for a few days and plans to stay with her aunt Mrs. Pete Culver in Coquille who has a broken arm. Mr and Mrs L A Duncan and Mr and Mrs Robert Clayton attended a Christian Science lecture in Marshfield Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Nina Warner
Pete Culver
Coquille
L. A. Duncan
Robert
Mrs. Clayton
Christian Science Lecture
Marshfield
Remote PTA Meeting Recaps November Events
The Remote Parent-Teachers Association met Saturday evening November 13 in the schoolhouse. The group approved paying Halloween and Armistice refreshments and appointed a committee led by Mrs. I B England Mrs Barrett Zinn and Don McPhearson to raise funds for Christmas candies. The program featured school songs a boys chorus lantern light Young American recitation by Vashon Hall a Keep the Home Fires Burning song and a school play Lantern Light. World War veterans Albert Pancost Joe Sullivan and Chester Lessor received bouquets. A pie and coffee reception followed in the basement. The next meeting is December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
I. B. England
Barrett Zinn
Don McPhearson
Vashon Hall
Albert Pancoast
Joe Sullivan
Chester Lessor
Halls Creek Visit Notes and Local Travels
Stephen Rosen of Halls Creek visited the E F Hoffman home on Saturday. Mr and Mrs E Watkins left Friday for a short visit in northern California with relations and friends. Elmer Muhle left Monday for Roseburg on business and will stay several days. Louise Donath spent a few days visiting her father. Friends are sorry to hear that Mrs W Barnett has been ill the past week and they wish her a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Rosen
Halls Creek
E F Hoffman
E Watkins
Fiiday
California
Elmer Muhle
Rosenburg
Louise Dornath
John Donath
Aquill
W Barnett
Busterude
Mar Hfield
Loskey
Mtr
Ellis Warner
Aloe
Joe Yantt
Agnes McDonlad Sr
Humboldt California
Rewan
Tedfern
Wesley Hospital
Marshfield
Jessie Hicks
En Claude
Fred Durns
Ders
Rosebus
Mr Hicks
Annice Anderson
Fanny Alford
Ernest Krewson
Toon
Kenneth Laird
G& R Taylor
Eugene
Vicinty
Oscar Durell
Mittle Point
Kenneth Taylor
Marsh Rela
Filius Wilberger
Myrtle Point
Uberman
Dura
Lesle Groat
Julius Benham
Marion Jones
Henham
Hilda Durell Zelphia Kreween
Stella Crowlev
Nickwsen
Carne
Nick Asem
Ted Abbott
C M Wissen
Fiisae
Wiser
Florence Mend
Mies
Dewy Laird Pegay
Ethel Abernathey
Cea Lawhou
Mildred Benham
Hubertssemt
Wilson
Bonnie Dutton
Oqguille
Walter Laud
Mary Esther
Neo
Florence Mad Apent
Travelford
Walter Laird
Chena
Harry Ernest Krewson
Nickasen
Fred Kumpfer
Eatood
Rleigh Alford
Elmer Alford
North Bend
Valley
J. Laird
Jack Maysze
Jap Yoakum
Community Notes from Myrtle Point and Nearby Towns
Local residents visit relatives and guests in Myrtle Point and surrounding areas. Mrs Robert Redel spends Tuesday at the Christy home with sister Mrs Martha Smith of Portland. The Crystensen family hosts visitors, with fishing trips and family gatherings noted. Several families, including the Breuers and the Barklows, host or relocate between homes in Coquille, Marshfield, and surrounding farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Redel
Christy
Myrtle Point
Chester
Martha Smith
Portland
George Woolfolk
Orphing
Idaho
Jesseinter
Mer
Marvine Nristensen
Chrstensens
Paul Breuer
Nictor Breuer
Jack
Donall
Bandon
Letha Hazelton
Arekensd
Fairview
Miss Weeton
Jesse Hinter Nome
Fred Soufield
Ciletree
Robert
Dean
Anes Bartett
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend Notices
A jumble of names and brief mentions notes social visits and travel. Mrs Price Robson hosted as a Sunday guest while Miss Jackson returned with Mrs Detlefaen. Detlefsen traveled from Langleew to Camguttte to visit Newall’s niece Watkins. Various other residents and guests are listed with limited context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Robson
Ouaod
Pullen
Henry Detletson
Langleew
Miss Jackson
Detlefaen
Saivtal Sundar
Social notes and visits in Myrtle Point and area
Residents from Coquille Marshfield and Myrtle Point attended family visits school events and a Friday dance. Local residents traveled to Humboldt California and Ashland for visits and support while gatherings included armistice day observances and a community dance with prizes and fund-raising.
Community events and notices from local clubs and groups
Friday card party led by Mrs Elmer Davis with prizes for bridge and contract in Fellowship hall. Dance for Forest Service workers and friends on Armistice night at Moose hall with about forty couples and refreshments at Liddell's Market. Travels of Mr and Mrs Don Thomas and Jane to Myrtle Point. Dr and Mrs William Gregson visit. Mrs Morrell of Idaho visits son and daughter in law Bob and Morrell. PTA executive board plans Christmas community tree. Red Cross first aid class now ten members run by Mrs Littler with home meetings Wednesday evenings. Mrs E E Johnson chairs the first aid committee. James Ginnett sustains a severe cut. first aid rendered by nurse Mrs Ethel Littler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Frye
Forest Service
Moose Hall
Liddell’s Market
Don Thomas
Jane
Myrtle Point
J. A. Walsh
Marshfield
William Gregson
Coquille
Morrell
Horse
Idaho
James Ginnett
Ethel Littler
Social Roundup in Roseburg Area Hosts and Visitors
Local residents and guests in the Roseburg area spent the past week visiting relatives, dining with friends, and attending events. Among those noted were Mr Hicks and Mrs Annice Anderson, Mrs Fanny Alford, Mr and Mrs Taylor in Eugene, and numerous gatherings at the Laird and Anderson households.
Bridge Club Plans Quilt Bazaar At Christmas
The Home Economica club met at Mr Charles Johnson s home to plan a new quilt and a bazaar before Christmas. A delightful surprises shower honored Mrs Vern agit as cookies jello and coffee were served. Attendees included Clarence R Cartlett W A Lett Harold James Frank Culver Dwight Culver J T Everndon Grover Wilson C B Murphy Albert Pancoast Wm R Brown H A Hatfield Vern Magill Harold Laswell Elise Lamp Muss Anna Larkins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economica Club
Charles Johnson
Mra Vernagit
Meosdhemes
Clarence R Cartlett
Myrne Point
W A_ Lett
Harold James
State Club
Werold J Lasgwell
S Murphys
Mary Carniie Culver
Fridas
Ogsemre
Madison Washington Ois
Wintons Haven
Culbertsons Take Daughter Rut Titling Examination in Portland
Mr and Mrs Lige Culbertson of Portland took their little daughter Rut Ella for a routine examination Saturday. The family plans to return home after the checkup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Culbertson
Portland
Rutt Morte
Visitors Report From Clinton and Nearby Homes
Shrinera hospital Paul Laird of Sitkum visited at the Clinton home Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Boland Weekly and children and Everett Slagle were visitors at the Lloyd Mast home at Lee Sat Adrian Schroeder of Lee visited at the Leverthvenson home the first of the week. Mr and Mrs Victor Stevens were Myrtle Point visitors. Monday Mr and Mrs Frank Harnish and daughter Hedwig and Margaret and Albert Dezosky were Sunday visitors at the Webb home at Coalson. Nolan Watson was a visitor at the home of his sister Mrs Lige Culbertson. Charles Webb visited at the home of his friend Kelly Clinton Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Culbertson
Charles Webb
Kelly Clinton
McKinley Dance Scene and Local Visits Across Coquille
A weekend of visits unfolds as McKinley residents tour Browns home and a large crowd enjoys an old time dance at Mc Kinley hall with music by Cornnell Milford Maat Lena Anderson and Bud Ingram. Later Ernest Connelly travels to Lakeside while Mrs Owen Wilson and children and Miss Norma Johnson visit Mrs R W Brown. Anna Holmstrom stays overnight with Miss Jessie Lawhorn. The Crystal Palace in New York, once on Bryant Street between Fortieth and Forti-second, opened in 1852 and burned in 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Hall
Cornnell Milford Maat
Lena Anderson
Bud Ingram
Ernest Connelly
Lakeside
Salmon
Owen Wilson
Norma Johnson
R W Brown
Anna Holmstrom
Jessie Lawhorn
New York
New York City
Bryant
Fortieth
Forty-second Streets
Sixth Avenue
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Y Mydle Point Herald
Arago
Bond
Barker Shoe Hospital
Jo M. Barker
Bancroft
Phece Myrtle Point
W. B. van Fossen
Trupak
Farmers Store
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
Myrtle Petat
West Myrtle Point
Martia Mobos
Dewey Kohler
W J Bell
Bell
Myslle Post
City Hall
Clarence Butler
Sarah Barklow
Laren Barklow
S Rouse
Stringtown Road
Abert Volkmar
Clarence Banlett
Sarah Barkle
Tresda
Norway
Miro
Mra Turner MacDonald
Mr Kanney
Camguttte
Newall Vist Nas
Watkins
Alti Paty
Jenty Price
Sof Lafferty
Sf Lafferty
Price
Walter Barklow
Deneviese Uris
Dolores Barkios
Rohama Stinson
Ter Robison
Recome
Bars Dunarf
Martin Schmidt
Bert Dean
Harev
Sturner
Watkins Home
Meering
Walter Baornu
McCinka
Martin Sehridt
Tausee
Stephens
Ashland
Carl
Nona Merle Mee
Martin
Myrtle Prine
Dave
Mira Henry Mee
Grandima Haines
Gavierd
Bowers
Carl Hoynes
Sempert
Bailie
Petsering
Arthur Borrige
Cealice
Ranger Stators
Law Frye
Joby Widmark
Clarles Stepare
Frye
Hoybese
Kathi
Heler
Louise Corcenlee
vSewet
Kathryn Patricia
Stewart
Aralie Carty
Woodmark
Naitys
Coates Bernice and
Naum
Rosemary Aubin Deer
Katrina
Camwel
Lainger
Ida Mav
Teaddt County
Marvel Kreuger
Goert
Perlers
Pridas
Aomoon
Clare Lenmanowski
Eddie Rubin
George P Stewart
Raleigh Tavern
Williamaburg
John Reecgefelter, Jr
Phi Beta Kappa
Bay 00S County Lumber
Eneral
Albee & Brodrick Garage
Rigwabe & “Hi-Octane
Asoline Radio Service
Cutler
Prag
Kovartsa Furs Soarmaton
Mks
Getsis Pri Valu
ALTTY
Dean's Cash Grocery
Woman's Club
Mra
Elmer Davis
Fellowship Hall
Sitkum
Prgram
Astin Allen Principa
James Mince
Roseburg
Ray Bart
Mossy Rock
Bridge
John Pauleen
Paulees
Ratiguesa
Cravelford
Myrtle Point Electric Co
Mes Oilie Flenamthough
Browns
Thomas Brown
W. H. Howland
Bond Apartments
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