Jolly Gardeners Meet at Jack Sullivan Home
Fragments describe a garden club gathering at the Jack Sullivan residence with members and guests attending. Mentions of flower making, tableau work, and social activities appear alongside scattered names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Henry Hansen
Cinaence Surebill
Lee Mast
Milfo d Mao’ Mirtle
Glenn Jay Freeman
Jack McCarthy
Reuben Brown
Vetens
Jock © Sullivan
Viva
Mire
Darion Mor
John
Lee
Elizabeth
Hoover
Corensky
Aderdt
Red Cross Urges Home Hazard Checks Across Nation
The Red Cross warns homes pose greater danger than highways and urges hazard checks in kitchens stairs and heating areas. It cites thousands killed and injured annually and outlines hazards from scalding liquids matches and loose rugs with school chapter volunteers aiding families nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Unis
Rod Cross
Sitkum Community Notes From Saturday Service
Local fragmentary notes describe a gathering on Saturday with attendees including Mrs Nathansras and Ms Her carores. The text is garbled but hints at bus service, a forest visit, and Miss IvAn attendance amid unclear events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathansras
Hercarores
Ivan
Myrtle Point Community Notes Show and Meet Attends
Locals attend a Union High School directors and clerks meeting in Myrtle Point on Saturday. Several residents and guests including Mr and Mrs Jess Hicks Velma Forest Krewson and Glade attended events at Coquille and surrounding community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerks
Union High School
Myrtle Point
Catching Creek Community Notes from a Local Visit
A fragmented report lists neighborhood visits and social calls around North Catering Creek and nearby families. It mentions Mrs Lawrence Carkeartyek, Mr and Mrs F West, and various locals such as Jore Weemwt, W R Whitney, Henry Whobres, and Free Ta. The text notes weekend gatherings, church visits, Miss Burghamme of Marspred Jer Mecum, and travel to Mars fred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva CoooTge
Whitney
Lee
Minda
Car Bush
Rustie
Cerats
Community Socials and Visits Across Marshfield and Portland
The report highlights a string of social visits and meetings. A8 Crawford hosted Miss Gene Wells for an overnight in Marshfield. Mrs Florence Schuster and Barbara enjoyed a weekend with Emma Chenoweth of Portland and Bessie Trailor of Englewood. The group plans trips to California with Chenoweth joining her daughter for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawind
Thelma
Nola
River
Frank McNair
Verna Cain
Raymond
Marshfield
Noth Bend
Gene Wells
Crawford
Florence Schuster
Barbara
Schuster
Emma Chenoweth
Portland
Bessie Trailor
Englewood
Calif
Chenoweth
Trailor
California
Orderly Place at ALL Times Kennet h J Flagler Prop
Property notice listing Kenneth J Flagler as owner and describing orderly placement at all times for the described premises. The record notes the property status and ongoing management instructions without further details.
Emerson Whitney Home in Myrtle Point This Week
Local notes report Emerson Whitney at his Myrtle Point residence this week. Thomas Lawson served as a caller at Myrtle Point last Thursday. Dodge Taylor of Eckley was a business visitor to J H Jones on Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Whitney
Myrtle Point
Thomas Lawson
Myrtle Pont
Dodge Tayor of
Eckley
J H. Jones
Local Visitors Gather in Coquille for Weekend
East Dora Mr ord Mra L C Oberman and Marilyn and Melvyn Miss Lorraine Noves and Mrs R B Howe visited Mystle Pont and Coquille Saturday. Lorraine No 28 hosted guests as a guest of Ms¢ tm. Jo Goves hosted at the S F Stav eng home in Coquille. Henry Lakend and two children from Fugene stay with Ed Howe cab as Roper Stevers of Coquille leave for a few days at the Ed Grove home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
L C Oberman
Yma Marilyn
Melvyn
Lorraine Noves
R B. Howe
Mystle Pont
Coquille
Minas Lorraine
Jo Goves
Coquills
Henry Lak
Ed Howe
Roper
Stevers
Beave
Ed Grove
Local residents and visitors tour the Myrtle Point area
Mr and Mrs HM Evernden and family, F F Evernden and Fons, along with Marshfield guests, visited various locals this week. Jonathan Stover hosted at Myrtle Point while the Everndens conducted business. George Shaw and family from North Bend visited the Warner home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM Evernden
F Evernden
Fons
Calers Marshfield
Ray Waterman
M ¢'E Point
Catherine Appieton
L.le Hardman
Chaen
Cooule Kriavy
Lloyd Fremden
T M Stover
Myrtle Point
A L Rige
Sye Hardman
Hii d
West Myrtle Point Visitors Share Sunday Guests
West Myrtle Point residents listed numerous Sunday visits to local homes. Mrs M B Bennett accompanied by Mr Walter Moore visited the A R Bennett residence in Norav Me. Mes Charles Robison and others joined Roseburg guests at the Abert Volkmar home. John Daniels and Janice of Roseburg visited the Paul Brester home. John Harris returned from Eden Ridge camp. Albert Reed and Dwight Ver pronounced Sunday dinner guests at the Dwight Ver home in Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luawrenes Carkaretyek
Bartes
Charles Robison
Broadben
Abert Volkmar
Raneic
John Daniels
Janice
Roseurg
Paul Brester
John Harr
Eden Ridge
Albert Reed
Suday Donner
Dwightver
N Bridge
Army Enrollee Writes From Post In Puerto Rico
An Army enrollee in Puerto Rico describes life at the post and notes fellow recruits from the van Chester area. The message mentions Nese Cook a local graduate and others stationed at Marshfield and Vancouver with references to debts and hardships in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Cook
van Chester
Ted
United States
Ube
Myon
Marshfield
Vancouver Wan
San
Soldiers Describe Life In Puerto Rico Camp And Transit
A veteran letter recounts arrival in Puerto Rico aboard the Chateau Thierry on September 28 after Panama and Colon. He notes tents near San Juan, 1600 WPA workers, a daily wage of one dollar, pleas to return home for years, and the green tropical scenery with frequent rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Puerto Rico
Panama City
Canal
Colon
Atlantic
San Juan
Local Readers Share News Across Cities
Norway Joyce Schroeder spent a week end with Helena Wright of Bridge Last week Tuesday H T Leep of Roseburg who has been ill one month in a Portland hospital, and Mrs H T Leep and Gary Ray visited the former's mother Mrs Julia Leep. Last week Wednesday afternoon they visited Mrs H T Leep's brother Claude Mullen and wife in Bandon. They returned to their home in Roseburg last Thursday. Mr M B Bennett of West Myrtle Point spent Last week Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Schroeder
Helena Wright O' Bridge
H T Leep
Roseburg
Portland
Gary Ray
Julia Leep
Aafternoon
Claude Mullen
Bandon
M B. Bennett
West Myrtle Point
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Martie Point Herald
Coquille River
Thurettuy
The
Herald Prosa
Poat
Myrtion Pont Oregon
Ropert
Tuc Kir
Woodyard Associates
Gsrensks
Garden Grove
A‘kinser
Cart Keeser
Gano Funeral Home
Ambulance Service
Merican Red Cross
Sitkum
Bergens
Phone Coquille
US Herald Press
Jess Hicks
Velma Forest Krewson
Glade
Donna
Skating Club
Fimer Wilson
Ivan Lair
Coggui
Mar
Fioasie Gillespie
Ronnell
James Crawev
James Crawev Edun
Mona
Poe
Kreeas
Lew M. Ceeorge
Ftanuse
Bee Shepherd
Nathan Gray
R Bennett Ssaint
Tommy
Mirtle
St Jav
Ivan Cavid
W A Nockason
Fern M
Eric Wilson
Vigina Burton Cha ‘Es
Earl Claude Hick
Ata
Ivan Laird
Mur
Eta
Albert Chistensen
Christina
Dona
Saen
Ladie
Tre
Aitho
Jennng
Howe
Seth
Agein Tyescherv
Sewink Mis
Sun
Crebbin
Alton Svdnam
Lese
Saturdas
Englad
Sindayi
Cecil Parrey
Camas
Henry Whobres
Free Ta
Donald Wood
Bald Hill
Coquille Bowling
NFW
A Jean
Kenneth J Flagler
East Dora
Bancroft
Las
Walte- Moore
M B Bennett
A R Bennet
Nor
Wm. Gurney
Semperts Drug Store
Reeneatt
Salen
Sra
Noy
Hobhedtt
Wreeks
Corvallis
Robieon Braan
Robicon
Ed Wannamaugher
Myrtle Paint
A. BR. Bennett
Lawrence Freeman
Jimmy
Hazel Ann
Claire
Fairview
J Finley Schroeder
Sarah Robison
Lester Randleman
Louisa Batklow
Delbert Sumertin
Ed cd
Charles
Fishtrap
J. C. Keller
Harold Ray
Elvin Widmarsk
Lloyd Wilsor
Salem
J. H. McCloskey
L. D. Haughton
Seaburg
R. W Haughton
Herbert Haughton
Kenneth
Norway
Chuck
Signal Service
Spruce
Evelanksgiv
Eee Mp
Sy Bev
Ropers Variety Stores
Shortenin Keen
Tang
U.S
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