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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
4
Herald Steff leads a new community correspondence column spotlighting local voices and neighborhood happenings with concise notes on events, people, and concerns from residents across town.
Carman reports on visitors and injuries including Heathens visitor at EB Moore case and Osrin Bones on crutches. Family visits span Twin Deeks and Sacramento. Local clubs form the H health club with officers and honor roll students named. Several residents attend parties and business calls in Myrtle Point as the community calendar fills with dinners and meetings.
Elmer Knight went to Portland for a weekend business trip and attended a football game Julius Howe also on a business visit in Myrtle Point Monday Mr and Mrs Guy Bell of Jo d enoville Calif visited over the weekend with Mrs Bell's parents Mr and Mrs J L Knight Wanda Louw returned home with her parents after staying with grandparents and attending school Miss Ida Oording's father left for Sonoma Calif to visit his daughter.
Sitkum residents visited Coquille on Friday while others hosted guests including Mrs Elmer Wilson and Mrs C M Wilson in Coquille. Grange dance attendees included Laird, Shephard, Krewson, Benham, and others. Oscar Durrell learned Mrs Durrell would visit Azusa California to stay with her mother Ina Robinson. Jack Mayse’s dog bite incident and catfish catch at Gravelford are noted among local happenings.
Remote Miss Elva Cribbns returns from Portland. Mrs Joe Davis of North Bend visits home after staying with nephew Albert Mecum. Community club Friday appoints Curtis Beckham to program committee and Mrs C J Holmes for refreshments. Carnival planned for late November with Barret Zinn and Mrs Ray Bartley in charge. Jack Wyrick family visits Grants Pass, hospital stay for Wyrick. Various local social visits noted. Townsend club of Camas Valley to host schoolhouse entertainment on Friday October 18.
The report lists numerous West Norway residents and guests including Mr and Mrs Gilet Rubison Mrs Albert Lalli Laurence Barklow and others who spent the weekend away or visiting relatives. It mentions hospital recuperation visits Harvest meeting attendance and social gatherings at homes churches and a few brief travels to Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby towns.
Pleasant Point residents as listed include Lee Evans of Bandon who attended at the Jolis rot ore day with Mr and Mrs Angis of Portland. Visitors included William Harris at Lloyd Spires, Mrs Bruno Lange as guest of Mrs Nagel, and Mr and Mrs Cliff Martie from Eyerton. The Pleasant Point club met at Mrs William Johnson’s home on October 10 for an afternoon of visiting sewing and refreshments of eettes sandwiches and angel cake.
A fragmented notice lists attendees and relatives at a Martins mass or service. Mates and family members such as Dorothy Wats, Johnsen, Esther Herchberger, Mae of Gogie, and Henry Breeding are named among those visiting or attending.
Community chatter from Myrtle Point highlights visitors and local events. Mr and Mrs James Jewett host as Mrs Ted Miller travels with her husband to Myrtle Point. Mos Orlin Finch and Arve Sargent attend local shop and school activities with area residents.
Mrs and Mrs Fygers hosted dinner guests at their Marshfield home last Saturday. Attending were Mr F Tre and Frank, Eugene, and Mrs Luttrell with Nes Jene Cauttrell. The gathering included Mrs G T Crews and Miss Arlene Rob.
Social notices from Marshfield report Mr and Mrs T G Sumerton and daughter Kathryn hosting Sunday dinner with Mrs Corda Lewellen and Bernice Thornton, and Leslie Dick Barklow of Marshfield returning from a trip. Other entries mention birthdays, weekend visits, and wintering residents including Mrs Mine Burnett, Mrs S W Brvor, and Mrs Moorhead of Portland along with local apple gatherings and family get-togethers.
Mies Viena Mermann Mre Wermenn and Mr and Mrs George Hermann hosted Sunday dinner with John Meal Phyllis and Junior at the A B Hermann home. Leonard Watson works for P D Parrish. Mrs N Eisner of Norway visited with KE Clausen and family. Crescent City guests Mr and Mrs Tommy Forrest visited Ed Forrest family. Mrs BE Clausen and Mrs Ebner called on Mrs EB Newhouse.
Gravelford E L Culbertson visited Coquille Monday with Mrs Culbertson accompanying to Rink creek where she stayed with her sister Mrs Lee Atkinson. Mrs Jesse Laird and son Ciell visited the J Clinton home Monday afternoon. Zone Bright of Coquille and Mrs Cleo Weekly of North Bend spent several days last week at the T J Weekly home. Mr and Mrs Frank Hill and baby son visited Harbor last week with his parents this was the baby's first visit with his grandparents. Mr Bennikson visited Coquille Monday. Mrs W J d Bee attended the Federation of Womens clubs in Myrtle Point last Wednesday. Alden Blaarkton, working in Caapaile, visited his parents the 1st of the week. The Geavelford Womans club met last Thursday. Mesdames E L Lige1 Culbertson and Roland Weck hosted and served refreshments to many members and guests.
Saturday guests included Misses Helen and Elsie Busenbark of Roseburg visiting Mrs. F D Hollister. G L Hembree of Klamath Falls visited to take his wife to Portland where she stays with daughter Mrs Bill Williams. Mr and Mrs Liocy Leatherman dined with Mr and Mrs Ferris Lundy. C A Roberson of Coquille and Fider A A Baker of Myrtle Point attended a Powers meeting. Reverson showcased fine portraits and Kodak finishing. Sr and Mrs R L Tucker spent Sunday to Tuesday in Portland consulting a nasal specialist for a two year recurring infection.
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