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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

3

Gaylord Jinks still at work as another man injured

Local notes report Gaylord Jinks continuing work while another worker was hurt last week bringing the total to 13 in four months. Millard Carille at Morrison landing received a deep cut necessitating hospital care and later infection. Ward moved to a ranch on Roland Creek with his son in law Henry Roth. George Roth stays with him.

Gaylord Jinks Millard Carille Morrison Landing Mast Hospital Roland Creek Henry Roth George Roth Wayne Ramsey Small Son Sacramento Ramsey Walter Brandon Gerald Snyder Norway Alvin Howard Gerald Carey Bones Lee James Devereux George Sydman Delile Blundell Milton Epperson Twin Oaks M Lord Carlisle Mary Hichardson Arano Eperson

Local clubs open fall season with dances and showers in town

Powers The Jewel club of the Rebekahs opened fall activities at Ida Mathews home with plans for a dance and a hope chest filled with linens. The Royal Neighbors Rainbow club hosted a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs Hubert Bushnell at the home of Mrs Ray Stewart. The Fellowship club held a nectal meeting in the clubhouse with high contract scores by Mrs Ralph Milne and Mrs Clare Matowsky and announced an Autumn Frolic. The Junior Womans club hosted a picnic for prospective members at FI Canto R and named a city library librarian, while other townsfolk traveled to Portland and Everett for visits. The American Legion Auxiliary elected officers: President Mrs Fred Stock, First Vice Mrs Frank Grove, Second Vice Mrs Lea Gateniage.

Jewel Club Rebekahs Ida Mathews Marsters Charles Johnsen Weathers Froomer Hare Lewie Helen Royal Neighbors Rainbow Club Hubert Bushnell Ray Stewart Hushnell Sweet Home Bushnell Fellowship Club George Dwyer Eo Greiner Ralph Milne Lare Thmanowsky FI Canto R Wayne Carter Albert Powers Atpte James Gamwell Powers Gomwell Btart Pauline Hirschinger Fimner F Keller Eugene Keller Bandor Fred Powers George Powers Portland Edward Aubin Coquille Everett Dorothy Nelor Eleanor Henderson Dwyer William Clark Marshfield C C Morgan Russell Alberta Canada American Legion Auxiliary Frank Grove Fred Stock Lea Gateni Age

Broadbent Newbury Hosts and Travels Highlight County Fair

Broadbent Winifred Newbury stayed as an overnight guest with cousin Mabel Mann. The Tuesday School closed Friday to allow teachers and pupils to attend the County Fair. Broadbent was well represented over three days. The 4-H club earned prizes in cooking and camp cookery. Genevieve Robbins and Marian Hendershott won a half scholarship to the 1930 summer school. Families joined trips to Glendale and Bandon. Various locals visited relatives and noted large cranberries.

Winifred Newbury Mabel Hermann Broadbent Genevieve Robbins Marian Hendershott F G Hermann Brownson Brothers Bridge Glendale Ogden Ranch Gene Robbing Minnie Robbins San Diego Cos Navy F C True Frances Eugene University Andy Newhouse Andy Roselle Pearl Minnie Hermann Virna Bandon Lozarest Cabin Austin Bryant P D Parrish Robert Gearney de Long Goldie Childs Coquille Forrest

Local residents visit relatives and plan education plans

Twin Oaks Mrs Louis Corliss stays with her sister Mra Floyd Reed while her husband is in the hospital. Mr and Mrs A F Willson of Coquile visit at the home of his brother Mr and Mrs Chester Will on Sunday. Mrs Verne Lundy made a business trip to Coquille Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dixon from California visit the 8 S Reed. Milas Neva McNair left Tuesday for Portland to attend business college this winter.

Louis Corliss Floyd Reed A F Willson Coquile Chester Will Gano Cornwell Knife Hospital Will Duncan Harriet Burbank Marshfield Dud Kuntz Glenn Collier Edwin Keltner C A Keltner Corvality

Fairview Community News Highlights Local Events and School News

Sunday YPCL meeting focused on Bible study and the wiener roast was postponed due to conflicting revival meetings. The Myrtle Point County Fair drew many valley residents, with Yairview North Fork Grange prizes and FFA livestock entries noted. Local school enrollment and bus details, river flooding impacts, church services, and a string of visits and travels by residents filled the week.

YPCL Valley Myrtle Point Yairview-North Fork FFA_ boys Fairview Riverside Mra Lillie Johnson Harry Hubbell Helen Johnson Donalda Powell Francesa Bealer Thelma Judd Harold Neal Joan Dow Hen Holverstott Audrey Judd Irvin Henagin Wm Butler Harold Norris Annamae Holverstott Cariena Alley Phillip Stock Lorraine Kennison Viola Johnson H H Hartley G A Gray Methodist Episcopal Church Coquille Fairvew Jack Saylor

Local families visit and travel notes from Bandun and Gardiner

Arago residents Mr and Mrs Albert Lille and family trip to Bandun with Laura Berriece retald and Glenda Jean. Mrs T M Dunwoodie and Patsy return to Gardiner after a week visiting friends. Edith Zinterling recovers from a mastoid operation. Shaw family called to Ash eat corners as father’s condition remains serious. Barklow returns from Long Creek where he worked this summer.

Albert Lille Laura Berriece Glenda Jean Bandun T M Dunwoodie Patsy Gardiner George Hampton Edith Zinterling Marvin Shaw Patty Arlen Asheat Comers Shaw

Sitkum and Marshfield Guests and Club Meeting Notes

Sitkum resident Eva McClure visited brother Ernest Krewson and family in Marshfield last week. The Myrtle Leaf club met at Mrs Pearly Crowley’s with members sharing wedding pictures and dress details. cookies and watermelon were served to attendees including P A Alford and J D Laird among others. Minor Mead visited Powers for a few days. the Wine family moved into and then out of the Lawhorn and Ben Robinson homes. County Fair attendees from the valley included Jack Bridges, Jack and Fliton Mayse, Jess Hicks and Claude Hicks, Jene Jewett, Eluda and Velma Krewson, Donna and Glade Krewson, Ivan Laird family, and Miss Cora Bul.

Eva McClure Marshfield Ernest Krewson Myrtle Leaf Club Pearly Crowley Alford J D Laird WA Nickason Ivan Laird Elmer Wilson C M Wilson Oscar Durrell Cora Bul

Local Visits and Fair Attendance Highlight Community Weekend

Norway Melvin Brunch visited his grandfather at W H Bunch and Mrs M B Bennet in Coquille to see his brother C H Bunch. The Benders and Dorothy May attended the Fair all day Friday and Saturday evening. A H Bender spent three days on the grounds with Mra Kate Hodson and her sons. Mr and Mrs E F Brodie and Mrs E Darrell Brodie visited the Fair. Lois Davenport spent Saturday at M M Schmidt’s home. H T Leep and wife, returning from eastern Oregon, visited the Fair as well.

Melvin Brunch H Bunch M B Bennet Coquille C H Bunch Bunch Bender Dorothy May Ellsworth A. H. Bender Kate Hodson Clyde Ray Roy E F Brodie Norway E Darrell Brodie Lois Davenport M M Schmidt T Leep Roseburg Oregon

Community Fair Attendance And Local Movements Reported

Mrs Detloteen joined the strand event at Myrtle Grange fair Friday helping with the display and noting improvement in the venue. Attendees included Mrs Eisner Herman Tedsen Anita, Mrs Edith Berener and nurse from a francises hospital, L P Trigg family, Mace Owen moving to his ranch, Tom Bailey at the Trigg place, Herbert Haughton Myrtle Point visitors, James Leep Portland, Mrs A R Bennett, Melvin Bunch home for weekend, Roy Robison family at the fair and home economics booth crew.

Detloteen Martin Schmidt Myrtle Grange N. Eisner Herman Tedsen Anita Edith Berener Francises Key City L P Trigg Mace Owen L. P. Trigg Raach Way Tom Bailey Trigg Place Herbert Haughton Myrtle Point RB W Haughton James Leep Portland RV Leep Bandon A R Bennett Melvin Bunch Edenridge

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