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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
6
local society notes list Luttrells in a capitol city tuberculosis sanitarium Louring updates and visits include Leathermans Triggs Benders Detlefsens and other residents with weekly gatherings and farm chores across Coquille Myrtle Point and Marshfield plus grazing and farming activity at Norway and Fourmile communities.
Daughters Wilda and Colleen were Sunday dinner guests at Chas Gill Kivene and Averil Bennett. Ells Crosby and Jim Baker killed a bear Saturday on Elk Creek. Levert Iversea was home from Bly Thursday and Friday to fill his silo. Miss Wanda Houdyshell Dale Marcy and Gail Bunch were pleasure visitors Thursday evening in North Bend. A party was held Saturday evening at the home of Wm Griffin. The evening included singing dancing and playing S00. Refreshments of cake sandwiches pickles and coffee were served to Mr and Mrs Roy Swan and family Mr and Mrs Joe Walker and family. Mr and Mrs Verne Bennett and family and the Wm Griffin family Mrs Verne Bennett was a Tuesday visitor at the Mayse home.
Mrs Albert Mecum visited her son Date Mecum at home. Mrs C J Holmes checked in, along with Elva Cribbins. George Clarke and Harold were dinner guests at the 1 B England home. Air and Mrs James Campbell visited W H Priest home. George Clarke and Woodrow toured Myrtle Point Saturday. Mr and Mrs 1 B England hosted Vena Mae and Denis on a business trip to Coquitle Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ray Bartley and Edith Bartley visiting with her brother were in Myrtle Point Saturday. Mr and Mrs 1 B Jennings were Sunday supper guests at Water Brandon home. Muss Pear Dick spent Sunday with the Jennngs. Muss Gloria Dick visited James Appieton in Bancroft. A number from the community attended the dance at Leo Schreyers on King Creek and enjoyed a good time.
Richard Leroy Adams born nine and a half pounds Saturday night to Mr and Mrs Garland Adams of Roseburg road. A nine pound girl to Mr and Mrs Garland Bryant of Bridge. A seven and a half pound girl born Sunday at Mast hospital to Mrs Fred Beck of Riverton. Beverly. Robert Trigg of Marshfield reports son John Henry born Sunday. Both mother and babe doing nicely per Dr Mast.
Nora Parrish of Gravelford reports her uncle John Parrish is up at home on Willow Street after hospital care. She will continue to stay with him, and he can do his own work. An apartment in Perkins home is offered for reasonable rent. Notice: administrators of Solomon S Endicott estate in Coos County Oregon issued. Claims must be filed within six months at Dale King office Myrte Point Oregon. First publication October 12.
Pleasant weekend visits from Mrs Mary Dey and family brought cheerful moments for the Dey household. Community events include a Powers dance attended by local couples and a Myrtle Grangers meeting planned for October 17 with social and bridge activities followed by refreshments.
Miss Grac Junn and Miss Alice Qedes hosted a Saturday supper for the high school faculty and a few friends. The evening featured modest dishes and light socializing after the meal, with attendees including Mr and Mrs Figs Reka and others.
The Octette club met one day last. Attendees included Richard Barazs, C. P. Zumwalt, George Johnson of Coquille, and Mrs. Herman Ted aen of Norway, with Myith Point and Meddamaa'Theadeta listed among guests.
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