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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

4

Community News Recaps Visits and Fair in Coos County

Local correspondents report relatives visiting in Coquille and Myrtle Point. Attendees include families of Robison, Myers, Edinger, Barklow, Lane, Culver, and Knight at the Fair and various gatherings. Officials note student body elections at Bridge Public School and staff changes. families plan travels to Salem and Medford.

Bridge Public Alice Knight Byron van Alstein Cleon Duncan Virginia Lake

Local Neighbors Share Weekend Activities and Visits

The community diary notes numerous visits and errands over the weekend. Individuals such as Jack Smith and Thomas Lawson traveled for crops and business, while residents hosted guests from Myrtle Point and Port Orford.

Local families visit and attend Myrtle Point Fair

Residents from McKinley Sitkum Coquille Roseburg and Kerby spend Sundays and weekends visiting relatives. Attendees include the Clinton Leatherman Schroeder Dick Iverson Bunch families with many trips to the Myrtle Point Fair and college plans for Kenneth Leatherman. The Severt Iverson camp nears winter closure.

Ratliffe Owhorne McKinley Lenden Jenkins Sitkum E. L (Bud) Ingram Stanley Clausen Patricia Gary D. Clark Arthur White Arthur Jr Roseburg G. W. Clinton Myrtle Point Tom Hall Otho Terry Coquille Ben Gant A Hervey Kerby Henry Hervey Julia Myr Leatherman McMinnville Della Leatherman Brownsville Kenneth Leatherman Eugene Walter Schroeder Harold Dick Douglas Ophir Ed Clinton Severt Iverson Paul Bunch Carol

Halls Creek Visitors at Claude Randleman Home

Saturday Mrs. BH Norris visited the Claude Randleman home. Claude Randleman, his child Leree, Merle, and Mr. Charles Webb attended. Lecee Randleman called at Ernest Watkins home Sunday. Miss Rother Barnett and Robert James were Fair visitors Friday.

BH. Norris Claude Randleman Leree Merle Charles Webb Lecee Randleman Ernest Watkins

Mrs Roy Mast Hosts Birthday Dinner For Husband

Mrs Roy Mast entertained a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of her husband. Guests included Mr and Mrs Jay Freeman, Alice and Glee Mast, and Mr and Mrs R H Lawhorne. Attendees from the McKinley camp have returned from firefighting duties and are back in camp as the rain continues.

Roy Mast Jay Freeman Alice Glee Mast R H Lawhorne Myrtle Poin

Local Visitors Report From Culbertson Area

Gravelford Mr and Mrs Charles Watson Twin Oaks visited E L Culbertson. Roland Weekly went to Myrtle Point. Melvin Pointer and son and Tominter of Powers visited J S Clinton. Frank Stry and Frieda spent Sunday at J Jackson. Ben Watson of Riverton stays with E Culbertson and plans Mortie Point high school. Most attended the Mortle Point fair Friday. Culbertson and Frank Hill visited Marshfield Monday. Mrs Roland Weekly visited Sunday evening.

Charles Watson Twin Oaks Culberteen Roland Myrtle Point Melvin Pointer Tominter Powers J S Clinton Frank Stry Frieda J . Jackson Ben Watson Riverton E. Culbertson Mortie Point Mortle Point Culbertson Frank Hill Marshfield Ef Culbertson

Unclear OCR hostile entry with scattered names

Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple personal names and scattered phrases with no clear event. The garbled lines reference individuals such as Mr and Mrs and various surnames, with mentions of days and places but no coherent narrative or actionable details emerges.

Local Notes Hidden in Garbled West Myrtle Point Column

Fragmentary diary style notes from West Myrtle Point mention individuals such as Mr Nevowra Hay and Mr and Mrs F HO along with community references to a church group. The text is largely unreadable but indicates weekly activity and local movements.

Nevowra F HO Tas Vernon Bark ' Ar Mio

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Denmark trip and names

A garbled OCR passage references a Danish trip involving individuals named Kathleen Gilkusen Marie Dorothea Ruth Anderson and others. It mentions homes and a vacation context with unclear details and several misspelled terms.

Uae Kathleen Gilkusen Marie Dorothea

Fragmentary note on Francesy Booth and Mrs Elw Guerin

A partial OCR fragment mentions Francesy Booth and teacher Mrs Elw Guerin staying with her after Mrs Jo oN Gear. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or actions.

Francesy Booth Ms de Pont Elw Guerin Jo On

Local Visit Notes Highlight Small Town Guests

Hart went to Myrtle Point for a few days visit with relatives. Glenn Thompson returned home after time spent in Charleston. Mr and Mrs M C Miller and Fred Hobson were Sunday dinner guests at the A J Mayse home. Gretchen Mehl spent the Warner at her home in Utile. Pleasant Hill residents praise the new roof on their schoolhouse and other improvements. Mrs Vernon Bennett visited Monday morning with Mrs A J Mayse.

Oregon Farms Grant county crops show strong barley and wheat yields

County Agent R G Johnson reports exceptional Union Beardless barley seed crops and fine Federation wheat in Grant county. George Barry of Mt Vernon grows about five acres of Union Beardlesa barley from certified seed, with nearly 100 percent clean crop. The report mentions sanitation measures for grain storage and pest control practices, including carbon bisulfide fumigation and sanitation steps.

Grant County R G Johnson George Barry Mt Vernon Johnson

County Farmers Attend Series Led by Sean Mullen

A group of two dairy farmers from Whe county attended a county led series organized by Sean Mullen. The event focused on agricultural practices and local farming issues.

Dernaneneten Whe Sean Kata Mullen

Lake County Grange rodent control nets 7400 pests

County Agent Victor W Johnson reports that more than 7,400 pests were exterminated by 10 boys in the Lake County Pomona Grange project from April 20 to August. The total includes 1,498 ground squirrels 2,072 jack rabbits 1,171 field mice 649 pocket gophers 74 coyotes one bobcat and other pests.

Lake County Pomona Grange Victor W Johnson

Deschutes County Sees Cash From New Head Lettuce Crop

Deschutes County begins to realize a cash return from its newest agricultural industry the growing of head lettuce. Harvest of the first commercial head lettuce crop in Deschutes County was started in the latter part of the season with local growers optimistic about future yields and market demand.

Deschutes County

Lettuce Shipment to Portland. Polk County Insecticide Use Up

Readable fragments indicate shipments of dry pack lettuce to Portland and a grower selling over 9200 dollars worth of head lettuce from three quarters of an acre locally. Also noted is increased use of squirrel poison in Polk County this year, about 30 percent higher than previous years, per County Agent J R Beck.

R M Knox Knox M l DeSsastis DeeMartin Power Uwe Portland Polk County J R Beck

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