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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1932

Page

6

Inquiry list shows buyers seeking Oregon land for farming and poultry

A compilation of names and addresses from across the United States requesting lands in Oregon for poultry, dairying, beekeeping, or fruit growing. Purchasers seek 0 to 40 acres unimproved or improved, some with irrigation, rent to buy options, and possible relocation to Oregon near Rogue River and Umpqua valleys.

Oregon G. L. Bexer San Diego California Rogue River Umpqua Valley D. K Pollock la Salle Building Minneapolis Minn Leroy A. Swanson Hoom Washington Street Chicago Illinois H. C. Miller Central Park Route 7 Dayton Ohio J V Pennington Amity Arkansas Jens Hoeg, Jr Volin South Dakota Clough Gaunt Mass. Avenue Los Angeles Gold Beach Carl Rinehart Lovell Wyoming Albert Choulat Niles Michigan Origlns John J Stork Emerald Street Watertown Wisconsin Samuel Hunter Box Miami Florida

Valley Residents Visit and Move In Local Community

Brewster Valley residents hosted visitors from Roseburg and Marshfield at the Hicks home. Multiple families and individuals traveled to Coquille North Bend Myrtle Point and Demont Green area for visits medical care logging and social gatherings. A Ladies club meeting was held and several local residents planned travel to Marshfield Coquille and Imperial areas for day trips and family events.

Jeasie Hicks Earl Benedict Lawery Roseburg Doris Ackerman Florence Groat W A Nickason Drandt Taylor Myrtle Point Edwin Alford Emma Oberman Marlon Jones North Bend Alford Julius Benham Grant Harvy Coquille Marshfield Harvy Aines River Filmer Wilson Florence Mead Florence Sinter Ray Rowhard Elmer Olson Jod Laird Kenneth Taylor Demont Green Dav Ta Crowley Genevieve Walee Rowley Jens Wagner P Bonebrake Albert Christenson Lafayette Waters Portland Valles Sarah Groves Mra Jock Bridgen Dora Dancer Elmer Wilson Wanda Houdvunell Marie Whoberg Dera Wer Allere Pearly Crowley James Crowley Mane Harvey Albert Christeners Ted Abbott M Wilson Polly Nichoson Jesse Loisd Gravelford Glenn Ackerman Hubert Goreot

Local residents and visitors chronicle week in Norway area

Names of residents and visitors appear across a week in Norway, detailing visits to homes, school activities, and community chores. Mr and Mrs Schroeder, Kirk, Jo Star, and many locals are listed with weekend and weekday gatherings, farm work, and family events noted around Williams Creek and nearby towns.

Ty Kirk Mira Schroeder Hardin A Hl Ben Ae Stee Ro Duncan Norway School Mra Wilson Mins Rohama Stinsen Maurice Witteman Doris Witteman Paul Dudo Portland Franklin Witteman Dean Minnis Tule City California St. Lafferty Ranch Finley Schroeder Bender Kate Arnold Myrtle Point Hooton Lou Hridge Turner MacDonald Amzy Mintonye Joan S Lafferry I. Barklow Ed Myers Frank Dungee Coquile Walter Barklow Janiey Halter Lawrence Barklow Kenneth Lane Mra Alpha Harre Arden North Bend Marvine Harra Frank Lane

Community Picnic At The Bancroft Grove

Mr and Mrs Charles Thomas hosted a Sunday community picnic in their grove drawing a large crowd. Mr and Mrs E B Evernden and family traveled to Myrtle to attend Joe Latt s funeral. Orvil C Shields spent several days assisting Elmer Crunk with wood hauling. The text ends with incomplete words.

Charles Thomas E. EB. Evernden Joe Latt Orvil C. @hields Ee Elmer Crunk

Local visiting notes from Brewster Valley and nearby towns

Gravelford Mra and Mra Elmer Wilson visited Rackard home due to Miss Byorginats father illness. Albert Bezosky returned from Klamath Falls after ailing hunting trip results. Mr and Mrs Webb of Cossedo visited Harnish home. Frances Barton did not attend birthday party at Newton home in Coquillo. Clifford Crosby visited Myrtle Point. Mrs J Clinton stayed with daughter Mrs Jesse Laird. Laird worked in Brewster Valley. Mrs Jeff Crosby shopped in Myrtle Point. Iven Chnton and Bernice Bennett spent time in Myrtle Point.

Mra Elmer Wilson Chison Brewater Valley Bert Me Newton Coquillo Clifford Crosby Myrtle Point J . Clinton Jesse Laird Laird T Brewster Valley Jeff Crosby Iven Chnton Bernice Bennett Marie Clinton J E Bellon John Arnold Bell M Christensen Irvine Christensens Jesse Clinton Ernest Teach Christensen Marving Eliza Noel John Myers Arago Clarence Butler Sarah Barklow Roseburg Claude Indlemen Sieinhoff Myrle Point Clarence Miller Ieee Robert Redell West Myrtle Point Lawrence Barksow Dorothy Hoschoueer Myrtle Paint End Paul Breuer Bennie Warner Douglas R Bendtt Gravelford Breuer Robert Redell Will Robison Charles Cole Walter Donald Broadbent R Bartlett Dean Arthur James Picni Charles Thomas Grove Bancroft Bartlett Esther Inks Beatrice Tecrabonne Oregon C R Bar

Halls Creek Visitors and Local News Briefs

Halls Creek residents report visits from Mra J K Baker of Bandon and Mra B Watkins this week. Mr and Mrs Joc Dellman and children Dick and Jora moved Friday to their Coos River home. John Dammeroun of Bandon visits friends on Halls Creek. Mr and Mrs J W Barnett hosted Chas Barnett and Esther at their Coquille dinner. Barnett and daughter then joined the visit.

J K Baker Bandon

Remote Parent-Teachers Meet Sets Halloween Party Plan

The first Remote P T A meeting was held October 8 at the schoolhouse. Mrs Laura Brandon presided and Mra Lucias was elected secretary. Lancaster named money committee chair, arrangements made for a Halloween party on October 29, and a future meeting set for November 2, 1992.

Remote Parent-Teachers Association Laura Brandon Fil Mra Lucias Place Mass Cuma Lancaster Neal

McKinley News Notes Amid Illness And Fire Outbreaks

McKinley residents contend with a flu epidemic as many stay bedridden and absent from a Grange meeting. Fire crews battle a worsening forest blaze along Cedar Creek, a Williams River tributary, with 22 more workers sent to the scene. Local exchanges note visits by Harold Glenn and families from Council, Marshfield, and Bridge, while Mrs. Jay Freeman aids relatives during the crisis.

McKinley Grange Verna Hansen R UW Lawhorn RH Lawhorn H E C H L_ Hansen Jessie Lawhorn Helen Glenn Dave Moore Tioga Roy Mast Jay Freeman Andrew Maiden Ted Bennett Rube Brown Lyman King Fred Mast Roy Stout Ralph Lasswell Moga Country Cedar Creek Williams River Harold Glenn Council Idaho Lee Neely George Glenn Lynn Snow Bridge Neelys Marshfield Ted Bennet Ira Shields

Community notes from Coquille area headlines

Mrs Roy Mast and family spent several days at Lee with friends while her husband patrolled fire. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Gill hospitalized with double pneumonia. family believed to be in Myrtle Point. Walter Lawhorn has sinus trouble yet packs supplies. Olive Loshbaugh visits Coquille. Ted Brown and Walter Norris moved sawmill to McKinley from Sandy Creek. Baldy Mountain fire flared two days. residents sent to keep it in bounds.

Roy Mast da Ardyce Jerrene Lee Chas. Gill Thga Usua Olive Loshbaugh Coquille Ted Brown Walter Norris McKinley Sandy Creek R H.wanhorn

Myrtle Point social notes fill weekend gatherings

West Myrtle Point residents including Mr and Mrs J E Bellon and family shared Sunday with Mrs John Arnold. Burgeoning visits cover recovery stories and rural hospitality as neighbors from Myrtle Point Arago and Gravelford drop by for meals, plant silos, and birthday celebrations.

30 Calls Team Out Six Hundred Miles

A terse sports note records an athlete moving at high speed in a race or drill, describing a 30 inch difference or call and a team effort. The item notes rapid progress and a wide miles-per-hour rate used in the training context.

Milk Pitcher Trend Revives Family Table Dining

A restored milk pitcher on the table is urged to stabilize dairy markets and improve family health. The piece promotes milk as economical nutrition and suggests serving Gingerbread Gems With Apples and Old-Fashioned Molasses Cookies as simple desserts, plus revival of milk glass.

Homemade Soap Demonstrations Spread in Southern Oregon

Southern Oregon housewives participate in countywide soapmaking demonstrations in Josephine and Jackson counties under two home demonstration agents. The article details a traditional white soap recipe with lye borax ammonia and grease, plus steps for blending molding and aging to produce a hard snow white soap.

Oregon Josephine Jackson

Combined Visual Aid Service Unveiled at Corvallis Campus

Oregon State College and University of Oregon extend visual instruction materials through a single Corvallis office headed by Burt. 3000 moving pictures and 300 glass slide sets will be available with reduced fees for schools clubs and churches.

Oregon State College University of Oregon Corallis Us&s Burt Department of Visual Instruction Gerral Extension Mats Cal Corvatis

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Inquiry Will Fish Wm Hale Jenkins Prairie Mr Hale Harry Jarvis Lloyd Fred Erma Wise WA_ Fish home Elmer Crank Joe Shmelds Jim Porter W A. Fish Home Elmo Wise Hazel Archer Mr Thomas Joe Davis James Katey Empire Ray Barkley Maraifield Norway Halls Creek Herald Mot Wansen Myrtle Penis The Miles Fitcrer Zak Rad Patou Cellege Cervailix E. C. Roberts Myrtle Hotel Rayons Myers & Myers Alieve
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