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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
4
A long list of visitors from Myrtle Point, Coquille and nearby areas drops by various homes. School news highlights eighth grade assembly, four H clubs, and club leadership in sewing cooking forestry calf programs. Health talks and map booklets accompany wartime Italy Ethiopia study and Wall Rogers life study.
Gaylord Alvin Howard drove to Camas Valley Monday after a load of moor ing for Glen Grant. Mr and Mrs Clinton Carman drove to Riverton on Wednesday of last week on a business trip to see Cc F Hartwell. Mr and Mrs Noah Van Dorn are visiting at the Glen Grant home. Mrs Nora Hainey went to Powers Monday. Mrs Mary Richardson had as guests Saturday night and Sunday, her mother Mrs Olaf Hansen of Millington, and her sister Mrs Francis Albright of Alameda Calif. Mrs Addie Hayes returned home Friday from a trip with her daughters Mrs Lawrence Mullen and Mrs Josephine Neal. James Devereux returned home last Thursday after spending two weeks in the hospital. Mr and Mrs Harry Morriss of Bulfords called on Henry Roth Monday. Mr and Mrs Alvin Howard drove to Norway Monday with Gerald who had been visiting them all, and Mrs R L Tucker were pets a Sunday at the G R Swenson home. Sir and Mrs Wm Cox are spending this week with Mrs Coxs parent.
Mrs George Pratt and family move from Norton place to mountain home. Ed Woods relocates to Nor on ranch. Julius Howe out sick with lame back. Miss Oerdings civics project notes future planning. Myrtle Point Bridge approach issue addressed by County Judge Mugh Melasa. Children cheer helping Joe Knight amid tall seeding. Cali and Kent Marsters improving. Mrs Eugene Adams visits Mrs George Wadiet. Aime Barnet completes water piping to his house. Road supervisor Wm Dye laying graves for road. John Brewer clears land. Phil Northup works for Julius Howe. Ray Ward buys Eugene Adams car and calves win prizes at Pay. 15 pupils registered at Catching Creek school. Ray Ward contracted to cut winter wood for Joe Knight.
Fairview notes report Mrs Loyd Teagarden returned to Fairview from Coquile hospital and reentered the hospital in serious condition. M J Wilson, previously on the upper north fork, visited here and plans to stay in Oakridge. he is 80 but in good health. D W Yeoman visited Fairview. he works at Reedsport. Commemorations mark Deadmond and Lipscomb anniversaries in September. Local gatherings include a lunch by Mrs Fred Johnson and visits by Mrs Alma Halter. Charles, Edward, and William Griggs travel to Oakland for a week with relatives. New cars appear among residents as Perry Neal, Earl Johnson, Andy Parks, and George Stevenson buy vehicles. Ira Deadmond returns to work after a Yachats assignment. Townsend meeting drew a larger crowd, with P W Walker presiding and Lane Len eve aiding. YPCL meeting was brief due to revision talks but drew many members. Bible study occupied the remainder. Petersons advertise barley and vetches for gray winters.
The Pacific International Livestock Exposition marks its 25th anniversary in Portland with varied programs, including cattle shows and Western events. Reports mention large cash awards, notable exhibitors, and public interest as the fair celebrates its silver anniversary with colorful features and competitive displays.
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Town residents gathered for Friendly Club plans at Mrs. Joe Walker's home with lunch served to Vernon Bennett Roy Swan Mack Crumley J N Gearhart Fred Durnam M G Buell and O G Bunch. Guests included Mrs Milo Griffin and son Donald. Several families hosted dinners and hunting trips to nearby areas as neighbors shared news and travel.
At a Friday club meeting Curtis Beckham was elected editor of the club paper. Plans were made for the losing side in the membership drive to host a party. Coffee and conversation followed in the basement as the meeting closed.
The text lists numerous households hosting visitors and dinner guests in Myrtle Point and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Kate Hodson, Mr and Mrs A 4H Bender, Fred Du Rose and daughter, George Schroeder, Jacquene Chappell, Dovotoy Bender, Mr and Mrs J Craft of Anaheim, Mrs Fo A Denison, Mire Laaretoe Haugates, Mr and Mrs F A Denise, Herbert Houghton, Mrs Lee Ra, Fyva Schrede, and Jesse Perrott Cogate among others, with various relatives and neighbors from Turtle Point, Micha Lake Waeh, and surrounding communities attending meals and visits.
McKinley Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hansen and Mrs William Frame were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jay Freeman Sunday evening. Mrs R Wheeler and daughter Jeanette of Coquille were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Mast Sunday. Charles Woodward and daughter Constance of Marshfield visited Mr and Mrs. {unspecified}.
Misses Lele and Norma Conley spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Roy Mast, sharing time and conversation in a social visit.
Oregon will showcase twenty nine million pounds of butter at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland for its Silver Anniversary from October 5 to 12.
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