Community News Amid Bandon Fire Outbreak and Visits
Local residents and visitors share calls and greetings as the Bandon fire affects homes and camps. Families recount losses and safety moves while Mrs Laird, Mrs Roper, and others visit relatives.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
3
Local residents and visitors share calls and greetings as the Bandon fire affects homes and camps. Families recount losses and safety moves while Mrs Laird, Mrs Roper, and others visit relatives.
Bridge and Remote residents report wildfires around Mt Anderson and Big Creek with several evacuations. Campers R A Pnett Mrs Weaver and daughter Darlene returned from six weeks away. John Dunckley Jr 22 months underwent appendectomy at Mast hospital. Numerous visitors and family updates follow, including Cribbins families, Myrtle Point and Canyonville trips, and local Salem fire concerns.
Halls Creek oil company manager Ray Watkins of Eureka attends a Medford convention and then travels to Bandon. He meets the Garoutte family who moved from their camp and are staying with Oluf Aasen, while Da remains in penitentiary or punitive settings.
A long list of Sunday luncheons and weekend visits features Lee Mias Lorene Clarke Mrs LE Haynes and Mre Ralph Liljiberg with Dorothy. Isom Clinton and Wesley Waymire. G W Clinton household. Ronald Slater. Harry Gardner. Piper Johnson and Cleta. Bruce Henry Catherine. Walter Schroeder and J N Porter. Ralph Jamieson and Vernon. Carl Anderson. S PD Clark. J W Bover ranch visitors. Margaret Ray and Pauline Bunch from Singapore China. Norland Gant. Lovert Iverson. Rodger Iverson and the Gravelford group.
Twin Oaks residents Mr and Mrs A R Davenport traveled to Bandor Monday seeking word on relatives safety as the Hogan family from North Bend has moved onto the area and may be nearby.
Residents sheltered from encroaching flames near Port Whit from tington pines as fires burned behind their homes. Neighbors, including Nile Miller and family, relocated to Perry Breuer place on Fishtrap while awaiting safety. Others visited or stayed with relatives, and local workers like Jones at Pearce garage in Myrtle Point reported ongoing fire threat and smoke. Fire conditions disrupted schools and daily life. a local eye infection case improved and medical, housing, and livestock movements were noted amid the emergency.
West Norway Mrs John Myers nurses in Coquille this week while Tom Garron fills a silo amid smoke. Mrs Rhinehart Maas was a Monday morning caller at the Ed Brotton home. Mr and Mrs Frank Lane and Mrs Kenneth Lane spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Ed Myers. Mr and Mrs Alex Barklow and daughter Benny Jean visit this week with Mr and Mrs Price.
Ceens proposes Cel Clarence S Ridley U S Corps of Engineers to succeed Col Julian L Schley as governor of the Panama Canal Zone. Ridley is from Corydon Indiana and served in Cuba Hawaii and the Philippines. He was military aide to President Woodrow Wilson in World War I.
Laurence Barklow and Glen Robison left Friday for Corvallis on a business trip and returned Saturday. Ed Myers and son Oliver cut wood for Mrs. Elizabeth Left Saturday. Mrs. Ed Myers visited with Mrs. Lett. Mr and Mrs. Ed Brotton and children were in Coquille Monday. Mr and Mrs. 5. C. Brotton were burned out in Bandon Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs. Fred Lafferty and Janice and Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Laf-
Saturday callers included Kampfer ranch residents and the Evans family along with Pamela and Maureen. A potluck at A R Davenport honored Mrs Davenport's birthday with many neighbors present. Verne Lundy celebrated his 25th wedding anniversary during weekend travels to Corvallis, Newport and Tillamook.
Bancroft duo Paul Davidson and his wife with Mrs Davidson's mother and sister arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs Davidson's parents, Mr and Mrs P A Ross. Mrs Lloyd Jarvis of Myrtle Point visited their ranch Sunday. A fire Saturday endangered several homes including the Lloyd Evernden barn and houses of James Appleton, Frank Little, Mahalah Kurtz, A L Rice, John Appleton, and Mark Hardman. fire crews fought through the night to save the Mark Hardman barn.
Arago residents report widespread losses from the Bandon fire. The Sargents, parents of Mrs Nor nan Halter of Myrtle Point, lost everything but are safe. Mr and Mrs George Hampton plan to attend the Pacific International Livestock Show in Portland this week. Oct 3 to 10. Ivan Sneed of Port Orford spends the week at the Albert Lillie home while Mrs M E Lillie of Bandon stays with her daughter in law Mrs Daisy Doyle. Mrs Lillie was burned out at Bandon. Fire proximity remains about a mile and a half from Arago with flames in Halls Creek Fat Elk and Lampa. Jack Jones and family recently moved from Texas to Arago.
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