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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
2
A fragmented undated note describes Mrs W B VanFussen visiting with children Jacob Ruth and Foa Ka and Mrs S S Amea on Friday, with a mention of a sister of Mrs Anes. The readable lines suggest a personal or social column brief about neighbors or relatives visiting.
Myrtle Point defeated Bandon 6 to 0 on the Bandon field at the start of the season, with Brick Wagner scoring on a delayed line buck in the third quarter while Myrtle Point led 6–0 after the opening period.
A Myrtle Point community page records hospital visits and discharges, hunting trips, home improvements, and local notices. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Merle Kenyon visiting Klamath Falls, Mildred McCracken’s recent appendectomy recovery, and various locals aided by neighbors after injuries.
Oct. 8 report from Ariens Bridge details a bridge gathering honoring Mrs. Murphy with guests including Mrs. Henry Moller and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Moll er. The Bridge Grange plans a six thirty pot luck dinner next Wednesday. C S Murphy cottage resident Mr. Frayer from Jenkins Prairie plans to stay months. Bridge PTA meets Oct 24 with a plant prize for pupils. Bryant admitted to hospital in Salem after leg injury. Dances at Grey Neat pavilion draw crowds with prizes noted. Lucia Shott of Deer Hollow reportedly shot while hunting. local party at HatGelde Sache and Farmers Store offers $4.25 per hundred.
A Turbel Gault car rolled in reverse from a park space and crashed into a passing truck near Cry Meat market on Spruce and Sixth. A four year old girl occupant watched the scene as the vehicle cornered and broke tires and a tail light before stopping.
A diet column outlines weight norms for ages 65 to 49 and proposes the Krauser Method for four weeks. It lists sample body measurements and advises cutting fats and sweets while adopting moderate portions and daily warm water. The piece promotes a plan including butter sugar and distinct foods for balanced eating.
Mrs TE A Hatfintd entertains guests including Mr Harold James, Mr Bert Pancoast, Mr and Mrs Har au Bargelt, and Clarence Billings at a late evening social. James attended consolation events and the Hatfield family welcomed attendees.
Mr Nichola moves his family to a Stauff farm wood cutting site near Marshfield. Arago church schedules quarterly community pot luck to discuss progress. Mrs Sandy Ellis buys no family cow. Mrs Woodward improving. W T Dement named to county budget committee. Elgin social club hosts a bridge party at Masonic hall with public invited. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clinton plan Chicago winter. he pursues mechanical school after electrical engineering coursework. Lost purse at Hiland theatre containing ten dollar bill and hunting license. reward offered by F F Schram Coquille Oregon.
A brief note mentions Reverend Royu and his son Ives in an undated church record. The fragment hints at a family or clerical connection but provides few verifiable details.
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