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03 Dec 1942
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1942
Page
1
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Memorial plaque of myrtle wood to honor Myrtlewood SW and the fallen will be installed in a downtown window. Ralph Whitaker Paul Hartsook and Truman Hartley lead the planning while Corp. Wm. Gurney from Camp White Oregon spoke on the American Bill of Rights at the club meeting. The Lions plan their annual gift exchange and Christmas party for Tuesday night December 23 at seven o clock.
A letter to Mrs Reese Daniella from Mrs Frendy Medlock of Tacoma notes her son Frendy Jr, listed as missing in action in the Philippines by the War Department. Thanksgiving gatherings are reported across Marshfield Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby towns with family visits and illness among residents.
Thanksgiving scenes in Sitkum as high water floods the valley. Guests at Mrs. Belle Laird’s home include Mr. Binger Laird of Roseburg and several Laird relatives. Flooding forces teachers Ena and Doris King to wade through water to reach a car, then be ferried by boat and tractor to safety. Local residents adjust travel and visit family while awaiting Navy calls and weekend relocations.
Thanksgiving gatherings highlight visits from the Del Rema and Bushnell families plus guests for the holiday. Notable notices include Mrs. B. H. Held learning of her father Mr Golden’s death in San Francisco. Local families hosted relatives and friends from North Bend Coquille and Dellwood during the week.
At Myrtle Point headquarters for Company C of the Oregon Woman's Aimbu Corps, leaders were moved last week. Lieut Braden promoted to Captain and given charge of the company. Irma Coffield promoted to Sergeant and Junior Corp, Norma Eggers to Senior Corp. Edith McLyman promoted to Second Lieutenant of the 8th Platoon at Powers. About 25 members active in county affairs. headquarters' move praised for recognizing efforts.
A practical carpentry course will cover building, window and door framing, and boat building. Tom Dickson will instruct on Friday evenings from 7 to 10 at the woodworking shops, with Lee Powell serving as chairman.
Coos county records show a October population rise of 25 due to 54 births and 29 deaths, Oregon totals 1946 births and 1046 deaths for the period. Local servicemen report deployments and transfers at Camp Walters, Rankin Aeronautical, Camp Barkeley, and an English air base, with lodge activities and furloughs noted.
The Joneses left the Hughes apartments at 6th and Maple for a cottage last Saturday and plan to stay about two months until Hilltop House is remodeled. Mrs. Mary Thompson returned to duty at Mast hospital after two weeks in San Francisco caring for a ill daughter.
A brief note states each student buys at least one stamp weekly to support a bond fund. Special effort will be made next week to promote participation and boost contributions.
A Saturday night dance at the Oaks pavilion drew about 300 people. The event, promoted by the Oregon Woman's Ambulance Corps and Myrtle Point firemen, supported the Ambulance Corps. Several local residents and visitors were noted in attendance and related events, including hospital visits and travels among community members.
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Fragmentary OCR item referencing fees and veneers at Metall Close. Details are unclear but involve charges related to property or construction materials. No distinct persons or organizations clearly identifiable from the readable text.
The bulk of Christmas mail must be in the post offices by De master General Cornie C. Walker for smoother air and railway mail service.
Saemnimaan records show Guin a Open rl at Saemnimaan and 4 ’eacher resignations. Mra Karl Dement, English history and physical education teacher, leaves Union high school with Erik secured. Women’s Ambulance Corps reports bandages folded by the Women’s club at recent meetings for emergency use.
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