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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
3
The notice lists residents and visitors including Newbury with Math Willetts Erick Johnson and family, trips to Lakeview and Bandon, and visits from Mrs. Fred Redfield Marshfield Mrs. Henry Hansen Millington Mrs. Mary Richardson. It notes Rachel Bones returning to high school and other family movements with hospital recovery updates and Sunday meals.
Mr and Mrs Rey Grant and Mr and Mrs GAA with their children visited North Bend. Lower grade pupils contributed prize winning stock pictures while upper grade students showcased works. Mrs Blackwell and Mr Carlile are cousins. the families plan a bay winter stay in a duplex house owned by Mrs Carlile’s father.
South Myrtle Point residents report Monday calls from Steve Reed and Floyd Reed on business. Charles Crook and family visited the Crane home and enjoyed violin music. Ben Burgess moved between Gant and Crook families while others helped with wood and farming tasks.
A jumble of social visits and family updates from the Culver and Bryant households. Mr and Mrs Dwight Culver hosted gatherings with Mr and Mrs Sieere Seenten and others. Henry Miller and Albert Pancosst were weekend guests. Roberta Bryant’s health shows improvement after a diabetes-related visit. Community members travel to Myrtle Point and Sutherlin for visits and work.
Vera Knight assisted at Ira Wilson and S L Lafferty homes and returned home Saturday. Ted Hatcher of Myrtle Point did butchering for Clarence Div Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gandy Ellis visited Fred Lafferty home. Dr and Mrs W H Howland attended church in Myrtle Point and joined Mr and Mrs Turner MacDonald at Arago for the church anniversary. Everett Lafferty hauled wood Sunday. Gordon Flemming, Ray Flemming left for Virginia via Washington to settle with Flemming parents. Mrs Jease Miller stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Barklow for a visit.
Saturday and Sunday visits and social events are reported across Coquille. Jennie Price Milken Asmen Mrs Chase and others joined gatherings. Tenn Robison suffered a severe stroke prompting family concern.
Twin Oaks residents A. R. Davenport and spouses visited Coquille to inspect the pea crop while Duke Davenport transported cattle to Portland for J. E. Saturday. Nearby gatherings included a potluck at Jane Davenport's with multiple families and guests from Myrtle Point and nearby homes.
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Upper Catching OT Crock hosts Sunday social with Mr and Mrs Fieyd attending and Henry White celebrated for his birthday. Guests listed include the Goldebury family, Kewkt and Bob, Detillian, Higginss, Hartley, Payne, Morris, Adams, Standford, and others. Reed home visitors and calls from Powers to Z Brown home noted along with Dollie Wood’s visit to Mrs Olson.
Brewster Valley reports a social gathering at the community hall last Thursday with dinner at noon, a program of stories readings and music. Members from Lee McKinley Dora and Dora clubs participated along with guests, performing solos duets and choral pieces.
Fragmentary report lists Carl Groves visiting Myrtle Point on Monday. Other names mentioned include Gay, W. B. Bettys, Jessie Reus, J Crowley, Jack Groves, and Havel Taylor. The text references Comanchey and Creeper without clear context.
Beary i Otad Aasen and Meisert Munter helped with banking this and Mrs 3 B Wathine. Mrs Watkine accompanied her back to Cobarge F Brodie and sons haul shingles from Marvin Shaw place. Mr and Mrs Ernest Watkins visited Matheny Creek mill then Mr and Mrs A Swift Sunday. Mrs Myrtle Cox called on Mrs H E Walking Monday.
Gravelford residents list visitors and family ties as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wooldridge and son from Myrtle Priest stop by. Numerous calls and visits occur among Parrish, Clinton, Weekly, and Laird families in Myrtle Point and Gravelford over the past week.
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