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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

3

Local Social News and School Activities Summary

Myrtle Beckett stayed with Zella Mae Moon after last Thursday. Weekly visitors and dinners at the Mack and Murphy households are noted along with hospital visits in Coquille. School clubs renamed and activities listed include a sewing club turning to a clothing club, 4-H books received, and a fifth grade program with music and a three-act play.

Alice Knight Genevieve Johnson Virginia Lake Marvin Huff Sherrie Nixon Huff Cleo Duncan Melvin Labatt Wilda Beckett America Vivienne Lake Mary Lou Culver Lynn Culver Christopher Columbus Vivenne Lake Mary Lou Culver

Weekend Visits and Local Meetups Highlight Ferndale Area

Twin Oaks resident Mrs Kate Flint and sister Mrs A R Davenport spent the weekend together in Ferndale. Mr and Mrs Herbert Haughton along with Kenneth and Delos joined Sunday dinner at the Davenport home. Verne Lundy called on in Coquille, while Floyd Reed and associates visited Marshfield on business. Wylie Whittington and two British Columbia children spent a week with Mr and Mrs Chas Watson, and Verne Lundy and C E Huling drove to Bandon Sunday afternoon.

Powers Parent Teacher Association Dorothy Nelson H EF Quilhaugh Coquille Charles Johnson Powers Lester Thorp Bridget Church of Powers Coos County Archbishop Howard Portland Conrad Lapp E J Greiner Dona Lee Bandon Kenneth Mollitor Marshfield Parent-Teacher Association Fellowship Fellowship Club Jewel Club A. R. Richards Mesdames Lyle McCulloch Walter Spade Rancy Hall Ida Mathews Elmer Duncas Dunean Allen Jee Leggett Edgar Kate Flint Ferndale Calif A R Davenport Herbert Haughton Kenneth and Delos Verne Lundy Floyd Reed Wylie Whittington British Columbia Chas. Watson C E Huling

Pollyanna club bazaar a big success socially and financially

McKinley J F Glenn visits Fred Mast home for several days as the Pollyanna club bazaar at the community hall proves a huge success both financially and socially. Mrs H L Hansen makes a business trip to Marshfield. Miss Alice Mast returns from Langlois where she teaches. Warlet fever delays the primary department reopening. Duane Frye visits school. multiple local residents host and attend the Pollyanna club meeting and preparations for the bazaar.

Glenn Fred Mast H L Hansen Marshfield Alice Mast Langlois Winona Kelly Coquille Jessie Lawhorne Marion Miller Dora Charles Saling Whitney George Glenn Lee Mast R. H Lawhorne Eldredge Bud) Inam Mazine and Chanéler Lee

Weekend Guests and Local Happenings in Camp Berry

Mrs Roy Mast and daughters Ardyce and Jerene were weekend guests at the Lee Mast home. Reuben Brown and son Marvin of Coquille visited the neighborhood. Neighbors aided Clarence Churchill with ensilage. A California family moved onto the former Lyman King place. JoF Glenn and others visited W W Smith. Owen Willson family attended a Saturday hall dance.

Roy Mast Ardyce Jerene Lee Mast Reuben Brown Marvin Coquille Clarence Churchill California Lyman King Jof Glenn W W Smith Owen Willson

Arago Community Notices and Social Calls

Local residents share visits and gatherings across Arago and neighboring towns. Families from Miller, Fleming, Burtts, Rackleff, and Lafferty travel to Portland, Roseburg, Marshfield, and Coquille for business, revival meetings, and family events. Lois Schroeder named alto at OSU. Wayne Woodward returns from eastern Oregon and western Washington duties. A Ladies Aid meeting brings many residents together at Gordon Fleming’s home.

Orvus Miller Harley Miller Nile Miller Gus Schroeder Gordon Fleming Donald and Virgnia Robert Ganey Cunningham J F Burtts J L Burtts Portland Lawrence Rackleff Helen Baughs Pearl Robinson Baughil Roseburg J D Carl Jo L Burtis Myrtle Point Ray Parker Helen Baugh Marshfield Hattie Burbank Gerald Anderson Minneapolis Minn SL Lafferty Everett Lafferty Pacific International Puyallup Wash Hamptons Lois Schroeder Oregon State College Wayne Woodward Arago Woodward Oregon Marvin Shaw Frank Burbank Allen Fred Laffert Janice Ladies Aid John Carl J. Lynn Burtis David Root George Gillespie George Zinterling Olaf Aasen L. A Myers

Local Visitors Call on Coquille Residents and Nearby Friends

West Myrtle Point residents and others from Coquille Allegany and Cottage Grove visit families in Coquille. Members from Hollywood and Marshfield arrive for a time with Wilberger and relatives as Donald Ingersoll helps with a potato crop.

Barklow Family Fishing Visit and Local Travel Notes

Pir and Mrs L V Barklow and party visited Geld Beach area joining Mr and Mrs Albert Lillie and Lawrence Barklow who fished nearby. The Glenn family hosted Craig Perrott Lynn Perrott and Dee of Coquille Medford on Sunday. The Lay family departed for Silver City Nevada for a stay there.

L. V. Barklow E. S. Hammack Menley Barklow Geld Beach Thitey Servis Albert Lillie Lawrenee Barklow William Berklow Lari Henry Barklow Craig Perrott Lynn Perrott Coquille and Dee Medford Glenn Home Lay of Powers Silver Silver City Nevada

Coos Bay Times Declares Labor Rights and Editorial Policy

The Coos Bay Times asserts unwavering support for labor organization within U S and Oregon law and rejects violence. It pledges unbiased reporting through union printers, pledges fair coverage, and commits to print all available news while resisting coercion by any side. The paper emphasizes collaboration among labor, employers, and management to grow the Coquille valley and Southwestern Oregon.

The Coos Bay Petty Coquille Oregon

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