War work note from wartime diary fragment
Fragmentary wartime note references work and effort during mobilization. Mentions dedication to duties and the urge to contribute to the war effort, with unclear specifics about tasks or timeframes.
27 Aug 1942
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1942
Page
1
Fragmentary wartime note references work and effort during mobilization. Mentions dedication to duties and the urge to contribute to the war effort, with unclear specifics about tasks or timeframes.
A fragmented text references a wire reseed or related activity with unclear details and no identifiable dates or names. The readable portion suggests a technical or logistical note but lacks concrete entities or outcomes.
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Myrtle units conducted full field drills at Perkins apartments Fifth and Alder Myrtle Hotel and the Myrtle Creamery building. Volunteer victims were carried to reception centers as fire reserve ambulance and other crews tested response capabilities under Lieut Braden and Capt Rodgers supervision.
Fort Lewis Washington August 22 1948 Mayor Council and Citizens of Myrtle Point Oregon Dear Citizens It was with great regret that we had to leave the vicinity another change in our location that we may be assigned again to be subject to where the gentlemen and officers of this organization wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciation for the kind and watching services offered by service or isafféns which made the hours when the men were off duty pleasant Entertaining them in your homes and clubs Special commendations are to be given to the women of your city who are responsible for the fine work which they have done in their U S C club May this letter of appreciation reach all of our good friends so they might know that we have not forgotten them and that we are looking forward to renewing our acquaintance again in the future Very Sincerely years Members of the 44th Cav Renr Raymond W Beggs Captain C E Commanding
Miss Beverley Coffiel of Vancouver Washington visits her sisters Irma and Georgia Coffield this week. The item mentions Misa Coffield and Pathe Bayt Broe ninja, with unclear references to local newsroom activity and city bureau.
The Future Farmers of the Myrtle Point chapter will assemble a five ton stockpile of scrap iron to fund a United States War Bond. Harold Walton, president, says the project aids the war effort and promotes community cooperation from Bridge Remote residents who donated metal and services. Local rancher L. B. Jennings aided by hauling, with volunteers Gene Jennings Jack Rountree Harold Walton Dick Pointer Ed Morrison and others assisting throughout the week.
Members of the OWAC under Lieut. Jacqueline Braden, with Myrtle Pott Firshment aid, clean and paint the headquarters. Volunteer girls sign for 24 hour duty with Stanley Phillips and H A Schroeder & Sons while gaining first aid and Morse code training. praise from Captain Wim Rodgers and Frank Shaw.
Producers in Coos county will receive information on Yamb marketing in San Francisco and North Portland and on shipping costs by track and rail. The Lamb Marketing committee met at the County Agent’s office to review subject details after growers at Myrtle Point met. members were chosen by attendees. Growers say there are enough lambs to justify a community shipment mid September if timely market access is arranged and urge prompt notices of lamb numbers to include in the shipment.
A group of 19 civilian coaches and physical education directors earned a 126 hour course diploma at Maye College in California under U S Navy auspices. They endorsed a six point program to strengthen manpower for modern war, including daily physical education, yearly exams, continued interscholastic competition, swimming facilities, and coordinated nutrition programs.
The Office of Price Administration announced that Stamp No 8 will allow five pounds of sugar any time between August 23 and October 31. This does not increase the weekly allotment of one half pound per person, but lets shoppers buy a five pound bag instead of two pounds, easing small packaging for grocers.
Fragmentary text mentions a camp and person named Hiss Canin with unclear context about alba fory wall. No clear events, dates, or organizations identified.
An Agriculture Department release stresses increased American cheddar production to meet wartime needs for Lend-Lease and military use. Domestic stocks are at record highs with nearly 60 million pounds more cheddar on hand than a year ago. Cheese is highlighted as nutritious and versatile for housewives, supplying calcium, phosphorus, iron, and energy, while helping conserve meat supplies for war.
Among garbled text a report mentions Principal F. L. Semmers and vacancies to be filed for the faculties. A completed list of teachers in the focal schools is expected for verification next week.
After an honorable army discharge for disability, Frank Henry moved to Myrtle Point and took a drug store job. He will serve as assistant professor in pharmacy at the college and also work as chemist for the State Board of Pharmacy, now titled Professor Henry.
The Rotary Club met at the Jack and Jill for a noon luncheon and invited the Indies and other guests. Dr. J B Bunch of Coquille showed moving pictures of the Grand Canyon which were enjoyed by all attendees.
An advanced First Aid course starts Monday at 7 30 p m at Todys Beauty Shop led by Mrs Ora Johnson. It runs five two hour lessons and accepts anyone with a valid standard First Aid card. Graduates from the prior course announced include Ruth Barklow Stanley Furman Dolores Furman Lal Jarvia Viola Holt Irma Vance Grace Lambert Dora Train Pearl Wicks Ava Wicks and Ralph Whitaker.
A fervent entrance at the Coquille Valley Country club featured Butler’s orchestra providing music. The club plans another cleanup session Friday evening at six o'clock with a potluck dinner served by the women.
An appeal from the office of the County Superintendent Martheas E Mul urged local school districts to fill teaching vacancies across districts. The notice calls on administrators to confirm qualified teachers are appointed to open positions.
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