Sitkum Patchen family hunting visit and local notes
Sitkum Claude Patchen of Drain visited with his brother in law Ernest Krewson and family for a hunting trip from Tuesday to Thursday. Myrtle Point guests of Julius Benham and Marie Clinton last Thursday. County school superintendent visited the local school Friday. Numerous locals and visitors from Coquille, Roseburg, Myrtle Point, and Portland noted in attendance or travel. Nonstop community activity includes hospital visits, construction, farming, and school news with many names and places recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Patchen
Drain
Ernest Krewson
Jesse Laird
Marie Clinton
Myrtle Point
Julius Benham
Krewason
Portland
Nickason
Betty
Mast Hospital
Eliie
Wilson
Louis Laird
Coquille Hospital
JD Laird
Coquille
Mara Ernest Krowson
Pomona Grange
Arthur Jenkins
Sedro Woolley Wash
Elwin Alford
Dura
Ernest Eienson
George Glenn
McKinley
Mia
Durrell
Harold Mullen
Oscar Durrell
Coos River
Ernest Krowson
M Wilwa
Elmer Wilson
Perley
Buey
Arnold Grove
Mr and Mrs England Return from Two Week Trip
Mr and Mrs B England return ed home last Thursday from a two week vacation spent in Corvallis and Portland and on a trip through Washington. Mrs James Smith of Roseburg joined them for part of the trip and stayed a few days. Mrs Powell Lancaster of Bandon visited the Jennings home. Delos Appleton and family from Myrtle Point were visitors. Harrodd Evernden and June Clarno with Lyle Macum called at the Appleton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Evernden
the Point
Jexa Enyeart
James Appleton
Lita
Coquille
Ban Bhields
Bridge
Mystic
Frank Crafton
E E Evernden
May Radabaugh
Myrtle Point
George Bryant
Norther Ranch
Rock Creek
Jens Enycart
Martha Mulkey
Ll. Rice
Erma Wise
Leonard Evernden
Whclst
Jean and
Larry
Harland Evernden
Freerett Lewis
Wildish
Sheffield
Moe
Mia Fred Scofield
Leonard Duncan
England
Corvallis
Portland
Washingto
James Smith
Roseburg
Oh Priest
Powell Lancaster
Bandon
L B
Bancroft
June Clarno
Lyle Macum
B England
D Neavell
Social Notes Dinner Guests List At Local Homes
Bancroft hosts Mr and Mrs Jess Enyeart for dinner with Lyle Hardman Mrs Leonar Evernden Violet Jean Larry Duane and Floyd Evernden with June and Clifford in attendance at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Enyeart
Lyle Hardman
Leonar Evernden
Violet Jean
Larry Duane
Floyd Evernden
June and Clifford
Marshfield visitors and farm work noted in local notices
Norway Mr and Mrs Delbert Sumeriin of Marshfield were guests at Mrs Lauria Barklow home Sunday. Mr and Mrs A R Bennett spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Wanner of West Myrtle Point. A R Davenport and Fred Schmidt helped fill a silo at the Mar an Schmidt farm the first of the week. Joavee Schroeder went to Coquille Sunday. M and Mrs KF Roberts of Cosina Calf were visitors at RW Maughton Friday night. Mr and Mrs J B Simmons of Neeth Bend and JL B Simmons of
Chandler household updates include visitors and employment
Dement Creek residents Mr and Mrs Peets from Arizona arrived Monday and are living on a Chandler property. Doris Work spent the weekend with the Chandlers. Dorothea and Marie Chandler were home over the weekend. Olive Flood is working for William Chandler for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs Peets
Arizona
William Chandler
Doris Work
Myrtle Point
Wills Chandler
Arthur Chandler
Dorothea
Marie Chandler
Olive Flood
Wm Chandler
West Norway Residents Gather for Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Albert Gulstrom hosted as Mre Ora Robison visited Monday while Mr and Mrs Merle Poland and Mrs Emma Barklow attended Sunday calls among neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gulstrom
Ora Robison
Merle Poland
Emma Barklow
Halloween party planned for Mo ny Grange meeting
McKinley hosts a Halloween party for the next Mo ny Grange meeting. A Saturday night dance at McKinley hall drew a modest crowd due to rain, with attendees enjoying the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mony Grange
McKinley Hall
William Frame
Kenneth Hansen
Nell Jackson
Vern Hansen
Coquille
Frank Oronsky
Cherry Creek Road
Hatfield Place
McKin
Shrine trip plans and later school notes
An overnight trip to the Shrine ove was planned for the next meme Members of the club photographed trees and birds for their record books. Mrs Martha mites ae at Lee Friday morning and left National Geographic magazines for the children to read. Honor roll for the first six weeks lists Ann Anderson Ruth Sumerlin Evalyn Sumerlin with no grade below E. Elinor Ohman visited Friday afternoon. Community reaction to the new report cards remains very
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mites Ae
Lee
National Geographic Magazine
Ann Anderson
Ruth Sumerlin
Evalyn Sumerlin
Elinor Ohman
Lee Ladies Club Hosts Next Thursday Invitation
The invitation list shows Mrs Clarence, J Wetkly, E J Cwberteen, J Baker, A Ye Cermeet, and hostess Gravelford welcoming guests from the Gravelford circle for an event next Thursday at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Gravelford
W. du
Clarence
J. Wetkly
E. J. Cwberteen
J. Baker
A. Ye Cermeet
Lee Ladies’ Club
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Sitkum
Dora
Agnes
Ceathart
Sacramento
Mira Henry
Watacts
Harris Place
Pleasant Hoint
Fred Durnam
J Mayse
Hardee Maat Wondsay
Nord Davenport
Daughte Shirley
Twin Oaks
F A Waggoner
Bander
Jon Gearhart
Giffin
W S
Mile Cliff
Donald
Cowille
Very Bennet
Miro
Vernon Hooper
Myrtle
Harald Shepherd
Chas Dermar
Moartle Punt
Moo
Mre
Woos
Johan Betlenemt
Heenste
Brodie Hems
D. C. Maworthy
Point
RK. W. Haughton
Somool News
Keith ‘Conlee
Roy Jones
Norma
Keith Conlee
Mary Jane
Betty Lou Foote
Robert
Dorothy
Elien Haughton
Lee Perry
Irene Detlefsen
Basil Zlobarth
Edward
Howard Chalsson
Helen Flitcroft
Howard Ans
William and
Robert Bartow
Albert Tomlinson
Audrey Gamner
Mary Jane Foote
Children’s Book League
Martin Gesner
Norway
C. Thompson
Mtares
Wat
Agarex
Arta
Svetein
Adrienne Face
General Electric
Elsa
HTU
Dement Creek
West Norway
E. C. Roberts
Notary Pubiie
the Herald
Norland Gant
Ben Gant
Walter Schroeder
Pirndaniet Nenteet Wgietts
Gravelford
H.C. Volkmarst Ma
Sunset Gold
Campbells
Libby
U.S
U.S. NO
Mazda Light
Bronson
SOA
Wanda Toil
Bae Pre
Mene
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