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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
4
Myrtle Point notes a busy weekend with visits to local families including Miss Dora Jackson and Mrs Bertha Hawich. Residents report guests from Coquille Marshfield and Oklahoma, plus a Halloween program at Gravelford and a surprise birthday party for Fred Durnam.
Dement Creek resident Joe Svernden hauled ties this week while Mr and Mrs Ralph Gilkison returned from central Oregon. William Chandler visited Myrtle Point for a business call and others including Marie Chandler and Leah Harrington attended local events and teachers institute in Marshfield. Local neighbors Ernie Fry Doc Garner North Bend guests Arthur Chandler ranch and families attended dances and watched jogging wands as Earl Mills leaves for the east with his ailing father.
West Norway residents shared a busy weekend with Callers at Victor Stevens and Prace Robison homes. Families like Hall Wen dell Stevens Turner MacDonald Robison Barklow and Edinger joined fishing trips on Rogue River and visits to Powers and Lafferty ranches.
Mr and Mrs John Carl of Arag hosted Sunuat dutrne guests at the A Bender home. Dorothy Mae joined Mr and Mrs A H Bender and Dorothy Mae for a Saturday evening at the Henry Schroeder home in Myrtle Point. Mrs Kate Bedson stayed overnight with the Hears Schroeder in Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs A H Bender and Dorothy Mae visited James Watson Loneit in Coquille Friday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Bennet and daughter Dorothy of Myrtle Point along with Goldie Childs of Coquille visited Arthur Recess late afternoon. Mrs F J Fish of Bayonssay spent Wednesday evening at Arthur Berret wma Gail Lawson of Catas Vasas. West of Mel: Burer near the Tennett home. Mr and Mrs Arthur Berret and Mrs Julia Leep attended church. Van Mivette Yount spent Saturday evening. Mrs MO MM Schmidt and others attended a ball game with Bene Jeturday. Mr and Mrs Albert (sustror West Norway hosted Sunday dinner for Rex Robison. Mr and Mrs Paul Duda of Bur and were Wednesday overnight guests at the R W Haughton home. Mr and Mrs R W Haughton and daughters Leis Miller and babies were noted at Shoreaches Sunday. Mrs Mary R Bartlett and child spent Saturday at the Bartlett home. Parents Mr and Mrs F F A Denison. Mrs George Mayse and Raymond Javee spent Wednesday at the F A Denison home.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Sunday gathering for a 9th wedding anniversary and list numerous locals including Mr and Mrs, families, and friends from Marshfield Myrtle Point Bald Vill Powers and other nearby towns. The text preserves names, relations, and participants but lacks full clarity on exact dates and events.
Residents and guests from Bay Park, Coquille, Gaylord, and Glendale areas gathered at homes Sunday and over the weekend. Visitors included Roy M. Cormack and Delbert Miller families, Herbert Snyder, Arve Sargent, P A Ross, and Lyle Hadman with various relatives. A pension meeting and a VFW event were among the community activities noted.
Sunday gatherings featured MR and MRS S S Reed hosting relatives from Marshfield and Myrtle Point. Reed family welcomed Elia Ford and daughters Aileen and Eleane. Davenper and Hulng households joined in Sunday dinner at several local homes.
The report lists social visits and events from Upper Catching Creek this week. Residents such as Miss Dorothy Goldsathy and Marion Whitney are noted guests, with family visits to Richard West and Del Mggns. A school dance and local gatherings are mentioned, alongside several names linked to community life.
Aldercrest notes honor roll for Betty Bushnell and Bernice Goldebury with top marks. Halloween program begins with a tap dance The Kitten Police a pantomime A Terrible Ghost Story and a Haunted House. Eighth graders seek yew wood for 4-H fishing poles.
Gaylord Betty Jo Neal and Patty Jo Druliner visited Betty Jo Neal’s grandmother Mrs Addie Hayes Mire. James Palmer and son Clay joined the trip to Independence to visit Mrs Palmer’s daughter and relatives, returning Monday. Nora Neal of Myrtle Creek and Arthur Hermann with John Neaves of Breathtent joined hunts near West Fork on Cow Creek. James Devereux traveled to Eureka California for business. Gren Grant and Eileen moved into the small house on Highway 16 formerly occupied by the Krantz brothers to ease Eileen’s school travel in storms. Rachel Bones spent the weekend in Marshfield. Womans Club eight members attended federation meetings in Coquille with luncheon and evening program. Participants included Lilly Dement and Addie Hayes.
Dd Bones and Swenger with Fred Sobas eon W P Harney W James Devereux and Genevieve Carman and friends spent a day at Banedom beach Sunday. Enna sings returned from a Portland trip to view the stock show. Mrs Allen Goosela joined them for a visit. John Phelps and Joe Heubner visited AOSCHUTA for a few days. Forrest Grant returned from Marshfield and stayed with the Wrights after leaving the hospital. Williem Lear visited North Bend on business. Mrs Hainey was in Powera last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Hayes traveled to Marshfield Tuesday.
Broadbeat and Mrs Slerley Barklow and family visited the John Whobrey home Sunday. Waldo Hartley, working in the M J Morrison camp, was hurt last week and is in Mast hospital. Meerd Mrs HG Wermannn of Myrtle Point visited the F G Hermann family Sunday afternoon. Misses Winifred Newbury and Alice Whobrey called on Mrs Byron ples Saturday. Callers at the Charles Wolff home Sunday were Mrs Frank Barklow, Mr and Mrs Merle Poland and Wilton James of Myrtle Point, Mr and Mrs Ivan Rose and family of Tule Lake, returning to their home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Minnie Hermann and Mrs Graydon Crews called on Mr and Mrs W H Ashman of Marshfield Friday. Mr and Mrs Wesley Noah of Cous river called at the F G Hermann. Mrs and Mrs Howard Smith of Col ute spent Sunday at the Graham and Robbins home after returning from Astoria where they visited the Harry Sales home. Mrs Sara Robbins who had been visiting in Astoria for some time returned with Mr and Mrs Smith. Misses Luanna and Doris Fry and Elisabeth Ralph called soon. Misses Gladys and Lawton Sabin Sunday. Mr and Mrs Waltham Movwitvy of Boston called at the Charles Wolff and George Hermans thames Friday cooking pears and apples for ownter. Mrs Pree Rebis or Mrs Emcett Hammack and children and Lawrence Barklow called at the Charles Wolff home Monday evening.
Braden returns Saturday from a two month Portland visit. Byron Boles family from Far more Ferry Idaho plans winter residence here. Mrs Parker improves after months of illness. Ralph Jeonard and daughter Patrician move to Roseburg. Mr and Mrs Leonard and Mr and Mrs Greene visit the G Lo MecRay home. Mrs Hunt visits Roseburg relatives. Clayton Mast and family attend Portland football game. Burglar in Coquille case discussed with Milton Mast family. Donna Gets of Coquille visits her mother. Richard Arnold visits Lloyd Jarvis homestead on Rock creek.
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