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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1940
Page
3
The Herald promotes a free fountain pen and pencil set in a gift box with holly label for subscribers. Readers are invited to visit the office to view, try, and select a set with guaranteed repair or replacement. Extra sets require additional subscription payments. Also notes local social visits and residents William Watson and Dorothy Roth.
About eighteen members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service gathered at the home of Mrs. Roy Robison for a Wednesday meeting. Plans were set for a tamale sale on the second Saturday in December with location to be decided. A social hour followed the business meeting and refreshments were served.
Pleasant Point resident Milton Hoth joined Thanksgiving dinner at William Watson's home. Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann traveled to Bandon Sunday. Fred Spires attended a Thanksgiving dinner at his brother Roy Spires's home. Mr and Mrs Robert Trigg and family visited Mr and Mrs Henry Harris on Thursday. Mr and Mrs C Guy Mann were Thursday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Harris.
A fire Friday destroyed the Bridge home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Farmer with all possessions lost. The blaze began overnight in Bridge and forced the family from bed. Numerous neighbors and friends aided in the aftermath as community members attended a later gathering at the Bridge Grange.
Broadbent residents and visitors share Thanksgiving visits and weekend calls. Ernest Buckner and wife plan to move to a ranch on Rink Creek while neighbors include Lloyd Lackey Emma Were Sunday visitors Elise Forrest and family. Others travel for business or family gatherings in Myrtle Point North Bend and Eugene.
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