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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1951

Page

6

Barnyard to Bride in Portlands First Methodist Ceremony

A wedding at the First Methodist church featured Miss Barbara Clarno and Bill D. Roush in a ceremonial vow with over a hundred guests. The bride wore a white satin gown and the reception followed at the couple's home. both plan to reside in Corvallis after a honeymoon to British Columbia.

Pafternoon Marold Clarno Bill D. Roush Crane V.A. Roush Elty Tear Bie William Dayton Gay Davenport Donna Holliday Janet Clarno Roush Clarne George Nichols Jerry Smalley Maline Oregon Barbara Guy Mrs. Clarno Mia Roush Mrs Clarno A .L. King Gold Beach Gordon MacKeron Luther Danials British Columbia Corvallis Roush Plas Oregon State College Beth Myrtle Point Union High School Oregon State Phi Sigma Kappa Martha Circle Martha Paula Cook Frank Larsen Elden Brodie LaVerne Noyes Church of the Brethren of Portland Noah Bonewitz Echo Rev Grimsted Sterling Brower Delbert Birkenstaff Ira Carl E. J Michael Olympia Wash Andrs. Bonewitz Bonewitz Clarence Kenneth Brice Amarillo Texas Gordon MacKerrow Barbara Clarno Bill Roush MacKerrow Martin Kincheloe Clifford Bartles Earl Roush Wesley Guy Verne Lundy Luther Daniels Alvin King of Powers Dolores Reese V A_ Roush Harold Clarno Madge Holliday Lois Tobey

Pinocchle Club Meeting at Estelle Mome

Pinocchle club met at Estelle Mome and announced the event was open to all interested women. The notice repeats the meeting location and inclusivity of attendees.

Women’s Club Wm. Bell Kenneth Baker Harold Watzling L. A. LaFlamme Walter J. Crimerens Ted Green Pinocchle Club Estelle Mome

Dinner at Daytons Celebrates Birth Day Event

A note describes a Friday dinner at Daytons to mark a birthday for a family member and mentions an 8th day celebration. The text references the Beend family and other relatives in a brief social notice.

Daytons Teresgy Aleo A . Ie Beend

Nesth Bend Visitors Visit Le Rema Sunday

Readable fragments note Nesth Bend visitors on Sunday with Le Rema mentioned. exact details and context are unclear due to fragmented text.

Nesth Bend Tears le Rema

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