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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
3
Local notes gather visits, dental trips, travels, and social events around Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Neighbors share family visits in Roseburg Coquille Marshfield McKinley and Powers with guests from Bandon Portland and Los Angeles.
A series of community brief items from last week lists Bald Hill residents Percy Barzee and Mrs Barzee as Mortie Point callers, Myrtle Point visits by Miss Agnes Parrish and Mrs Verna Cain, and a fare well party for Agnes Parrish at the Parrish home. Also noted are Nora Parrish visiting her parents, Leland McNeil’s Marshfield call, J D Culbertson’s Coquille trip, and Lloyd Huntley’s Klagna Falls trip.
Mrs Roy Neal entertained the Beadmen club with a 1230 luncheon at her South Henry street home. Covers were laid for Mesdames W V Glassinger W E Bosserman John L Ansen Earl Nosler George Johnson Ed Walker and the hostess. An additional guest was Mrs Barbara Dean of Bandon. Miss Clara Lund and Miss Helen Knapp plan to return to San Francisco next Sunday where they are employed. Jack Hustin drove to Portland Friday with his wife and son Emmick as far as Eugene, then returned. Mrs John Martin hosted the Friendly Dozen at her Marshfield Highway home yesterday afternoon for sewing and visiting with refreshments. Members of the O D O club met at the home of Mrs C W Gano last Thursday afternoon for a pleasant gathering.
West Myrtle Point residents report flu illness among EB 8 Wommack and Kammark on and off last week. Local travels include trips to Marshfield Reedsport and Bandon with visits to the Kern Clinton and McClellan households.
A long list of local residents and visitors in Coquille, Myrtle Point, Bridge, Broadbent, and surrounding areas includes Mrs Melissa Brownson, Harry Brownson, Ray Benham, Mrs Hat tie Hatcher, Mrs Car rie Benham, Mrs Ray Beckett, Myrtle, May Hatcher, Lou and Maud Hooton. Geneva Evernden visiting Coquille. M O Hawk near a county treasurer race. H E club Bridge Grange quilting project. many households hosting dinners and attending meetings and picnics from Tom Benham to Wolf Creek, Redmond, and Marshfield with notable names and travel details.
The Woman's Civic club executive group mapped carnival plans for the schoolhouse event set for Friday October 26. Local residents visit from Bandon Coquille Roseburg and Klamath Falls. church and bridge circles feature in weekend activity.
Upper Halls Creek couple Mr and Mrs B B Watkins drove to Bandon Friday to visit relatives over the weekend. Ms and Mrs O M Spouet of Bandon joined for a few days. Mr and Mrs Claude Randleman and Loree visited the Randleman home Sunday. A T Hill of La Grande arrived to see their daughter Mrs Ernest Watkins. The Garoutte camp closed for winter last Thursday. E M Will kone ts still logging.
Local residents hosted friends and relatives from Coquille Myrtle Point North Bend and Visalia over the weekend. The gatherings included dinners birthday observances and casual calls at multiple homes around Lakeside and nearby towns as residents shared travel and employment updates.
At a Wednesday meeting held in the schoolhouse the PTA voted to discontinue aceeclation. A follow up gathering is planned for the next Wednesday to organize a community club. Various residents, including Mrs. Charles Johnson and Mrs. Ray Beckett, visited local families and attended institutes.
Arago and Reno families visit Mrs L A Myers while others report illness recoveries and weekend guests. The Ladies Aid gathered to sew aprons. 19 attended. John Carl place hosted a Wiener roast by the Christian Endeavor. Firewood clearing and a bonfire drew about 50 people. Families midweek include Halter, Zelio, Lamb, Milani, and Miller households with updates on health and chores.
Residents gathered for quilting bees at Mrs Clarence Schroeder home and birthday festivities for Miss Tist. A group visited Corvallis for ten days of relatives. Several families traveled to Marshfield and discussed Bible study with ice cream and cookies after Revelations study.
Red T. B. MacDonald hosted Severa with Petty of Eugene as guests Thursday and Friday in George Zinzeriing home. Alvin Billie and Mr. and Mrs. Myers joined Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. Stanley Haller, Oliver and Narvey Myers picnicking at Bandon.
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