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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1945

Page

5

Myrtle Point Women Hold Club Tea and Gatherings

The Myrtle Point Woman's club hosted a tea at Mrs. Henry Resslew's home with 45 to 50 attendees. decorations were praised and dues paid while officers welcomed guests. A September meeting is planned and Flower booth for the fair is organized with Red Cross knitters called to help.

Las Eee Myrtle Point Woman's Club Henry Resslew Jesse Clinton W. Bell EF. O. Sempert Harold Watsling Robert Sheedy Lawrence Clinton Glen Putmas J. G. Shimerlin Sumerlin Ralph Kring Brookings Rogue River Crater Lake Oregon Caves Kring Lemon Lee Collier Fifth Street Wheeler Myrtle Camp R.N A Grange Hall Clinard Mast Archie Train A. M. Christensen

Saving All Foods Urged for War Effort

Dr John W Studtbaker urges preservation of all food produced in the United States to support Europe’s fight for freedom. He warns waste means lost nourishment and risks darkening the prospects of victory. He notes surplus farm crops should be utilized locally to prevent famine and strengthen national effort.

Washington D.C John W.stallebaker United States Europe Studtbaker American Farma Gar

Local Picnic Near Coquille Prompts Short Aftermath

A small gathering at George Kiau pen place about two miles west of Coquille ends with a planned short setting after the picnic. Attendees expected to participate if able.

Rebinesa’s George Kiaupen Coquille

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