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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1933

Page

3

Community notices from Gaylord tea invites and local visits

Saturday evening in Gaylord Mrs Dwight Alderman of Port honored her aunt with card play and late refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Medlock, Leonard Carl Stainey, Mr and Mrs Swenson, Lila Strong, Erick Johnson, Fred Johnson, Wilma and Bobby, and the honoree. Residents and visitors shared news of travel, visits, and local events across Myrtle Creek and Langlois, with several drives to nearby towns for peaches and shopping.

Uma Johnson Dwight Alderman Port Merv James D. Medlock Leonard Carl Stainey Robert Swenson Lila Strong Erick Johnson Fred Johnson Wilma Bobby Alderman Alderman, Mrs. C. Weaver Myrtle Creek Lloyd Chester Krantz Chester Wight Bones San Francisco William Lear Carl Hainey W. P. Halney James Palmer Myrtle Point James Devereux J.P. Marrasy Hogan Marshfield Mary Devereux George Sydman Jim White Langfojs Rachel Bones P D. Smith Billy Gaylord Vernonia Mremith Rogoburg Millard Carlsle William Richardson Bart Airone Junation Erick Joknesei Lelee William Richardacn Genevieve Carman Eloise Crowley Ernest Haramack Lanalola Marrleon” Hayes

West Norway Visitors and Local Calls Report

West Norway residents Mrs Mecum and Mrs Clarense Dix with Mrs Lafferty took a business trip to Marshfield on Tuesday. Mrs Ralph Myers visited the 18 Goldner residence Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Turner MacDonald called on Mr and Mrs Louis Aasen Monday. Leslie Lett visited Zd Myers Monday evening. Oliver and Harvey Myers spent Sunday at Bandon Beach. Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Gordon Flemming hosted a potluck dinner for guests Mr and Mr.

Mra Turner MacDonald Louis Aasen Leslie Lett Zd Myers Oliver Harvey Myers Bandon Beach

Unclear historical notice from Myrtle Point listing names

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Myrtle Point and individuals like Mrs Tred and Mrs Fred Latte. Several garbled phrases reference a Friday event and a home, but details are unreadable. No coherent narrative or dates are recoverable from the legible portions.

Rive Tred Agnis Fred Latte T. B. Guerin Martha Avril

Local Social Notes From Myrtle Point Area

Bancroft Harold Kincaid family and Albert Smith visit Mrs. Lily Fish in Myrtle Point. Harlin Everenden homes from Henry Sarvant camp near Bowers. Deti Snyder travels to Myrtle Creek to prune. John Feilner and family move from Portland to Coos County and plan to buy a house. They stay with W A Fish until settled. Herbert Snyder and Ed La Branch visit Myrtle Point for business and shopping. Albert Smith returns from three weeks with W A Fish. P A Ross shop visits Shuttle Point. Mrs Roy Humphrey stays with sister in Coquille.

Harold Kincaid Albert Smith Lily Fish Myrtle Point

Hart and Honored One Leave for California Trip

Agnes Dear Mrs George Mathewson and child ren Rupert Helen and Harvey depart Monday for California. R J Mills moved Floyd Weathers family Friday to Riddle ers Sunday at R M Minard home. Mr and Mrs Sam Bettencourt entertained Saturday evening for Mrs Bettencourt sisters Amelia Morrison and Mary Beil and brother Victor Borges and nephews Hal Pradir and Bobby Borges visiting from California. The evening featured refreshments games dancing cake sandwiches salad and coffee for about fifty guests.

Hart Agnes Dear George Mathewson Rupert Helen Harvey California R. J. Mills Floyd Weathers Riddleers R. M. Minard Sam Bettencourt

Community Needlework Guild Sees Local Garment Effort

Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Forrester with their families spent the summer with Mr. Forrester. Helen Murphy and Ann Horton are among the town volunteers helping the Needlework Guild. Mrs. Albert J. Powers oversees the project as girls Betty Stewart and Anita Watkin attend the meeting.

Jevs Forrester Forrester Carol Brigs Helen Helen Murphy Murphy Ann Horton Tre Ei Dred

Bear Shot Near Eckley Spurs Local Attention

A bear sighting near Eckley led to John Powers shooting the animal Friday night. The 300 pound specimen drew crowds to Medford store storage. The dogwood trees flower in spring and again in late summer, coloring hillsides with white blossoms amid red leaves.

Bas Peter Din Leverin Calidernia Reareay Smnbemning Tresheien Focal High School Peclynthein Bali Tote Juris Kenneth See Bg Jena Tremeens L. Carsee Stuart. Marcds Daniél Camwell Aeia Tilsey Alert Powers Eckley John Powers Medford

Local Social News from Coquille Delivers Farewell and Visits

Twin Oaks hosts farewell for Elda Aasen at the Rex Towindon home in Coquille. Reed and Hall host Sunday guests. families travel to Saginaw and Yakima for conferences and visits. Dolore s U Davenport and mixed party head to Roseburg for training at Stanford medical school.

Elton Aasen Rody Y Davenport Elda Aasen Towindon Coquille Reed J. W. Hall Dan Rodgers Saginaw Alvin’ Reed Salem Illis Whobrey Howe Jim Barkdy Vern McNair Yakima Washington Cecil Hartey A. Hall Dolores Lloyd U Davenport Irpestrong Howard Bullard Jean Gutrin Agnes Gearhart Roseb Xane Stanford Lela June McDonald A. R. Davenport Latera Roseburg Nelson Beck

Ranch Casualties? Not Applicable

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jarvis spent from Friday until Sunday at their ranch. Mr and Mrs E Ulrich of Los Angeles, who had been camping for three weeks at the F Ehrig ranch, left.

Lloyd Jarvis E . Ulrich Los Angeles F. Ehrig

Dinner Teases Hidden Message From Lal’s Memo

A fragmented note hints at a private dinner between Lal and associates. The unreadable text suggests plans for a meeting and possible hidden implications, leaving readers seeking further clarification from the involved parties.

Unclear Text Note Receives Fragmentary Family Details

Fragmentary OCR mentions Irene and family members traveling home from Coquille area toward Malis Creek and Umpqua river activities. Additional lines reference Swift, L. W. McAdam cedar work, R. A. McNeil in business, and Robison burning slashing on Halls creek. Text is incomplete and names are partially garbled.

Irene Re Adante Bandon Saree Edward Walking

Sunday Dinner Guests Spread Across Local Families

Norways W M Burgess of Portland visited F Schroeder with a large group including Dean Arthur James Barnett and L P Linn family members. Ervin Barklow from Corvallis stayed with his mother J H Barklow. Corvallis visitors Frank Robison and relatives returned home after a Corvallis visit.

W MM Burgess Portland F. Schroeder C. R. Bartlett and Sone Dean Arthur James Barnett L. P. Linn L. P. Trigg Y4r Tom Detlefsen Roy Robison J. F. Schroader Joyce Lawrence Freeman Barbara Ann Jimmy Ben Burgess Myrtle Point Martin Schmidt A. R. Bennett J. R. Benthin Coquille Benthin

Fragmentary notice of a family event and school plans

The readable text recalls a family gathering with cake and refreshments, mentioning Mrs Edgar Risherd and others. It notes one member entering Stanford School of Nursing and a possible move or visit to Ben Francisco for further schooling.

Ben Francisco Stanford Achéol

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West Norway THE Fareway Swift & Company Ito Swift Chicago Bancroft Jack & Jill Myers & Myers Twin Oaks Jesse Clinton Norway Kia Oe Lab Aicinn Dieeets, Gollors Mountain States Power Company Edgar Risherd Cleire Ronan Uip S.coagt
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