Community Correspondents Note Visits and Local News
Local residents report visits to relatives in Portland Bandon and Myrtle Point. Families attend the Pacific International Livestock Exposition with updates on health travel and church study.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
4
Social Roundup From West Norway And Coquille Area
Local residents visit relatives and attend dinners with multiple mentions of families such as Guerin Holt Lafferty Perdue Barklow Myers and Robison. Weekend travels include visits to Ross Inlet Marshfield and Coquille with several business trips and birthday celebrations noted.
Local School Play Highlights Sixth Grade Assembly
The sixth grade staged a Friday assembly with a play by Evelyn Morrison and Marian Finch and a poem by Louise James. The program featured songs The Quest The Old Spinning Wheel The Charleston and The Little Brown Jug among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Morrison
Marian Finch
Evelyn Shields
Marvn Huff
Louise James
Lois Medley
Robert Johnson
Sherlie Nixon
Marian Foc
Marvin Huft
Lois Medley Ince
Capri
Sherrie Nixon
Bonnie May Brown
Eugene Fairchild
Lamp
Clifford Brown
Local notes amid McKinley community activities and weather
McKinley residents wrap a busy week with family visits including the Byrans vacationing near Lakeview and Glenn kin visiting from Marshfield. Pollyanna club met for an all day event planning a bazaar and dance this Saturday. County crews repair a railroad trestle destroyed by recent rains.
Local residents travel to Portland Exposition
Gaylord and Mrs Carey Bones left Sunday for Portland to attend the Livestock Exposition. Rachel Bones visited here last week, and driving to Marshfield with her were Mrs H D Bones, Mrs Carey Bones, and Miss Harriet Bones. Geography classes study Italy and Ethiopia while history classes work on related problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey Bones
Portland
Rachel Bones
Marshfield
H D . Bones
Harriet Bones
Italy
Local Notes and Social Snippets From Weekend Pages
Fragmented OCR reads like a bustling social column with names such as Mrs Galen Gerat Logg ns and Mr and Mis A 1 os. It references visits, family gatherings, and community events across venues including Presers, Mound, and Sunday gatherings, with multiple residents and neighbors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Robert
Eveen
Twin Oaks Notes Describe School Week Amid Disruptions
Fragmentary text suggests a school notes item mentioning Twin Oaks and a period of disruption or events. The readable content references a week with references to teachers or staff and possible disciplinary or attendance concerns. Specific names or places are unclear from the OCR.
Unclear fragments suggest a local page with dates and names
Readable items mention weeks and Sundays with scattered names such as Barkli Moana and Fraeck Stra. The text shows diary like notes, visits, and schedule mentions including Sundays and Tuesdays, but many words are garbled. It appears to be a damaged OCR of a locality page with personal notes.
Local residents and visitors share weekend gatherings
Weekend social activity includes birthday guests for Mr and Mrs Ted Myers of Coquille, visits to G W Clinton and the Harris home, and trips to Coquille, Roseburg, Dora, and California. Local families such as the Watsons, Breeding, and Spires attend events and conduct business in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Fdee Ingsam
Isaac
George
Bradenie
Ralph Hawkins
Ted Myers
Coquille
Henry Brown
G W
P A Rose
Mortle
James Porte
Bove
James
Hoy
Brousnes
Hepaerts
Charles Wasner
Notle Walker
Abeisas
Piast and
Sargent Hone
Local Families Share News and Visits in Mortle and Rogue River Region
Sharp, fragmented notes record visits and travels among Bancroft families. Details include trips to Gold Beach on the Rogue River, a large fish catch, and weekend gatherings at the Sargent and related homes. Additional entries mention residences in Norway and Salem, with various relatives staying or visiting in Mortle, Maine, and nearby areas.
Swedish kitchen tips and weekend notes from local pages
A collage of snippets describes Swedes sharing sandwich tips and health ideas. It mentions Emerson Whitney, Dennis Don Nue, and local families like Wagner, Be Mosaus, and Terri Laweer. The piece also references a Swedish chef's secrets and a Swedish influence on domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Whitney
Dennis Don Nue
Mos Maroon
Mondas
Dik Wood
Mondas Sack Smith
Local notices and Swedish sandwich lore at Halls Creek
Community names attend Bible study and visits around Halls Creek with residents from Bandon Arago and Langlois. Scots of home life include Watkins and Barnett families, while a feature section outlines hearty Swedish open face sandwiches with beef sardine salmon and egg yolk spreads for sportsmen.
Community visitors and local notices headline
Remote Mrs C and Pock Mrs Barret Zion Mrsharles Holme visit last Thursday with Moe Mirle Ho sant Dow Becktarm of Portland arrived Saturday for a sit at Barrett Zann home. Mr aid Mrs Ray Bartley returned Saturday after weeks at the John Paulse place on Bridge. Mrs Delos Appletor and Dorothy of Bandon spent Sunday at her parents home. Mr and Mrs E Dick Wade took a trip Eckley Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Cribbins were visiting Point Monday. October meeting of the Remote Community club will be held Tuesday evening at Pemalh see.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
Qtealey Halter
Frank Lane
Rey
Batth Woodward
Fairview
Edythe
Lilavette Myers
Wallace Miller
Maxine
Colleen
Portland
J. F. Burtis
Roseburg
Halls Creek
Stanley Halter
Nile Miller
Lestha Munford
Bay
North
Neam Robison
Myrtle Point
Ellis Rack
Matthew
Olaf Anson
Ray Parker
Gladys
Ernest Watkins
David Root
Ray Fleming
Marlene Kay
Earl Ragmore
Coquille
Edith Woodward
Arago
Harding
Michigan
Lawrence Rackleff
Rackleff
Canby
Ray Barklow
Rack Jeff
Barklow
Helen Baughs
Miasy Robinson
T D Guerin
Mary Holt
Fred Lafferty
Janice
Opher Perdue
Glen Robison
Harold
Ross Inlet
Joseph Bognuda
Isaac Miller
Thelma Marie
Walter Barklow
Alexander Barklow
Price Robison
Price
Daniel Rodgers
Silo
Ed Meyers
Manley Halter
Laurence Barklow
Thi Myers
Oliver Myers
Thomas Sell
Marvine Harrole
Ed Myers
Frank Land
Freak Lane
Coquille Sun
S. L. Latte
Alfred Kellenberger
Myer
Marian Aan
Edwin Friend ‘Alters
Maurice Byran
Orre
Andrew Maiden
Jessie Lawhorne
Coquile
R. H Lawhorne
Lyle Beyers
Mason
Theron Loshbaugh
Res Dent
McKinley
Roy Lawhorne
Grant Wilcox
Coquite
Geo Glenn
Helen
Roy Mast
Lee Mast
Con Milford
Bridge
Bud) Ingram
Doris Johnson
Lee
Triangle Take
Eugene
Mair
W Meyers
Coqnelle Hospital
Glenn Mast
Lyman King
Harold Glenn
Powers
C & Pock
Barret Zion
Eckley
Will Cribbins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tin
Allen Lafferty
Daniels Creek
Cous River
West Norway
A O Hooton
Chas Mack
Prtland
Hatcher
Myrtle Beckett
Nadine Elis
Christan Endeavor
Daniel Cribbins
Charlotte
Daisy Brown Ancour Norman
Dwight Culver Elder
J W Barnett
Dwight Culver
Harold James
Ronald
N W Perkin
O Canby
Lawrence
Vancouver Barracks
Gaylord
E. C. Roberts Real Estate Broker Insurance Notecy Public Myrtle Hotel
5Th St
Young Opera Sixiger
Terranestus Ta Nationa
Oard
Galen Gerat
Bette
Mia Walter Son
Pate
Mound Mire
Jottate Richardson the Mouse
Das
Biss
Bowse
Jean Tennyson
Follies
Chicago Toy Opera Company
Sgore
Migs Tenoysuo
Chicago City Opera
Aga O
Twin Oaks
Monae
Ferat
Mouidas
Gravelford
Barkli
Moana
Walis
Pleasant Point
Mitor Klamath Fall
Pero
Watson
Fur
Quver
California
Guy Maan
Willem Watson
Rock Creek
William Watson
Henry Breeding
Extra Watson
Willima Watson
C. D. Greenough
Roy Spires
Wiliam Watson
Frank Southm
Gaus
Ueir
Nick
Hoory
Ezra Watson
Winona
Dorothy Watson
Dora
Robert Trigg
Ed Harris
Davins
Guy Mann
Catherine Courtright
Bancroft
Arve Sargent
Chuldre Mortle
Gold Beach
Bass Wise
Childeen
Jack and Houits
Fist and Sargent Home
Herbert Siste
Norway
Kreek Creek
Moss
Salem
Yebagoia
John Fobes
Myrtee Harmmt
Kay Waterman
Mere Young
Daeobeeng
Dinke and
Varus Pantry
Cat Buatnel
Bhus Taul
Wete Vistute
Sir and Mercharles Wagner
Mos Fuert West
Ted Be
Mosaus Shade
Elyde
Archie Brown
H &Siaizer
Haph Sigiles
Moward
North Bend
Everett Burk Wo
Darla Jean
Reed Spence
Bushnell
Terri Laweer
Parcs
Southern Pacific
S.P
A. Ormandy
Pacific Bidg
Ore
Eld
Braet Watkins
J. W. Barnett
Kether
Spencer Ward
North Bank Road
B. B. Watkins
Bandon
Watkins
J K. Baker
Annie Deardorff
Ernest Watkine
Leatha Munford
L. W McAdams
Sam Damron
Upper Halls Creek
Cleve McAllister
McAllisters
Shelby McAllister
Langlois
Albert Carver
Clifford Wison
Myrth
William Barnett
Elder
Esther
Dwight
Frank Culver
Sarah Barklow
Rome
Learty
United States Depository Fee Postal Savings Funds
Gothan
Myrtle Point Electric
Toh
Myrtle Gold Creamery
Men's Union
Myers & Myers
Ath City
CAGH
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