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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1950
Page
8
The Gaylord Mothers club met Tuesday to arrange a Friday carnival on December 1 to raise funds for a new piano for the school. All are cordially invited to attend.
The couple united in a Thanksgiving ceremony with groom John P. Jr. as best man and Marion from Seattle as matron of honor. The bride wore blue with pink rose corsage. green attire with a gardenia for the matron of honor. Attendants included Mrs. Marion Smith and Sandy from Seattle, plus Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston of Bellevue and others from Heppner and Gold.
Mrs th Schrameck Myrtle Point hosts wedding dinner for Mr and Mrs George Fromm and others at the Coquille Hotel. Ferguson couple take two week trip then return to Ferguson ranch on Yellow Creek. Margaret Brown of Vancouver visits Bones family for Thanksgiving. Charles Daniels joins Coos Bay Craft bureau. Breitenbacher family travels to Bremerton and Eugene for Thanksgiving. Lloyd Clark and Mary Ann visit Rogue River relatives. Kauffman family noted in local notices.
A long list of households hosted relatives and friends for Thanksgiving across Wood Burn, Charleston, Coos Bay, Powers, Empire, Myrtle Point, Yosemite Park, Lake City, Eureka, Roseburg, and McKinley. Names include Duane Monnier, Berlyn Huntley, Tracy Cribbins, Hoot Gibson, Walter Newberry, and many Daniels, Carman, Hayes, Robinson, and Phillips families.
Dinner guests gathered at multiple Sitkum families homes for Thanksgiving. Attendees included the Laird, Benham, Abernethy, and Lett families with extended visits from relatives. Edna Price and Paul H Schramek reported marriages. trip to Portland noted. local church services held after a potluck.
Miss Marie Clinton of Coquille stayed with her sister Mrs O B Powrie from Wednesday evening to Thursday evening for Thanksgiving. The Jay Counts family moved into the Tracy Cribbbins place while Lloyd Evernden and son Harold headed to Sandy Creek Mountain to sell and buck. The Marlin Long family joined Mrs Long and cousin Clinton Martin of Coquille for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Jean Cotton and granddaughter of Greenacres visited Mr and Mrs Geo Kasper on Thanksgiving day. Mr and Mrs Donaldson moved to Coquille last week. Mrs Marlin Long and son Troy visited Powers with her sister’s family. Mr and Mrs Don Aber spent the weekend and Sunday with Miss Catherine Aber and Donald Cotton were guests of Mrs and
Distant relatives from Standard California and Myrtle Point join the Gearhart family for Thanksgiving. Walter Gearhart, a nephew of Mrs. Gearhart, and several relatives from Astoria Portland Woodburn Lebanon Bend travel to visit, attend events, and spend the holiday with kin including Mr and Mrs J Gearhart and others.
A list of names appears as hospital admittees over the past two weeks including Mrs. Herbert Adams Mr Wes ley Clark Carl Smigley Powers Mrs Jennie Neideigh Mrs Jean Shadbolt Ralph Plunkett A T Train Necy Jean Kronewitter Kenneth Daniel Mrs Clarence Miller Catherine Reid Myrtle Point Melody Virtue Fairview Rt Coquille Mrs Howell Lee William Mason Charles F Stump Mrs Kenneth Jones Coquille Mrs O H Ansen Arago Rt Myrtle Point Mrs Marion C Miller Mrs Austin Counts Mrs Ralph Chappel Bitkum Rt Myrtle Point H L Chapin Herbert Hickhm Coquille Mrs Cleo Forsythe Remote H Robinson Earl Blanchard mra Donald Spicer Port Orford Raymond Sherritt Bridge Rt Myrtle Point Mrs Margaret Whalen Langlois Connie Laver dure Sumner William Starron Fairview Rt Coquille Mrs Rich ard Deaver Broadbent.
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