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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1932
Page
5
The infant daughter of Prof and Mrs G W Ayres died at their home Friday night. The family left Saturday for burial at their Seto Oregon residence.Neighbors and relatives, including Mrs J D Carl and others, joined in visits and social activities around the North Fork and nearby towns as listings of attendees and local events continue through the weekend.
Dora Houdyshell visits daughter Wanda from Tuesday to Saturday in Coquille. Notables from Coquille attend dinners and visits including Mrs Crosby and Mrs Sim Brockman. Several residents travel to Myrtle Point Marshfield and Bandin for medical, family, or leisure activities. Dean Oberman recovers from rheumatism, and Carlene Pratt is absent from school due to illness.
Bridge Lamp and Alma Larkins were in Coquille Saturday. Mrs. Ray L Beckett, recently discharged from Mast Hospital, is recovering. Hiram Hatcher shopped in Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs John D Carl from Arago visited the W A Lett home. After eight Christian Endeavor grove meetings, cooler evenings shift plans to indoors. Next Sunday a playlet The Mission of the Quiet Hour by Winfred Clayton and Mrs James Morrison will be presented at 18 Church. Mrs W A Lett, recently ill, is convalescing. Mr and Mrs T B MacDonald of West Norway with Mrs W H Howland of Myrtle Point visited the O A Hooton home. Hooton and Lou joined the MacDonalds for a few days. The MacDonalds and Mrs Hooton then went to Coquille. Mrs Hooton visited her mother Mrs F Hill, and in the evening they attended the public supper and workers conference at the Christian church.
The report lists attendees from relief committees and local residents including Mrs George Po Stewart and Mrs Fidel Lattier at a Marshfield gathering. It notes ongoing construction, protests, school events, and social visits, highlighting church activities, bridge plans, and community member engagements from late May through June.
The Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon October 16 22 offers a $75000 premium list with western exhibitors drawing strong prize chances. Eastern participation is down and new rodeo events plus public demonstrations highlight the twenty seventh annual show.
A note from a Newer Mrs Ho W Summers presided over a social gathering with a committee led by Sirs Chester and Mrs Barcay. The evening included a character dialogue, party games, stunts, fruit and cake prizes, and a door prize winner. Several residents attended, with plans for a future get together in two weeks.
An unclear fragment from an old newspaper item appears as partial text. Readable pieces mention an advertisement or notice with generic terms, but no full event, name, place, or date are discernible for a concrete summary.
Broadbent notes rising illness in the neighborhood as residents seek medical care and recover. Ivan Evernden improves from pneumonia. Roselle sits up daily after weeks confined to bed. Jo Wallace heads to Veterans Hospital in Portland for an appendectomy. many others visit doctors or hospitals for various illnesses and treatments.
Gaylord Frudet and family from Marshfield visited Medlock on Saturday. They toured the hotel and enjoyed Sweet and Jeties Phelpre drives before returning home Sunday.
John Neal Sr. visited Mrs. Arthur Herman at Dread Bent. Mr and Mrs 11 D Bones and John Phelps drove to Portland Monday for a few days visit.
A Popular Mechanics report describes bars of light used to tune multiengined aircraft engines. By aligning light bars across propeller disks and adjusting engine speeds, engineers synchronized motors to eliminate the disturbing "whoo whoo" sound. Mirrors reveal the correct alignment for pilots to tune engines.
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