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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
2
The Jubad club outlines its year ahead with a session led by Mr. and Mrs. Mondas. A chairman and commission were named to organize activities and a meeting is set for next Thursday at the library. Members aged youths were served refreshments.
A fragmented page lists births and church notices for several local religious groups. Births include multiple family names such as Roberts Slonecke and others, with social and parish events noted. Community Baptist Rev Ivan Brown, St Bridget’s Catholic Rev Wm J McLeod, and Church of the Open Bible Rev Claude W Lawton share Sunday services, weekly meetings, and special services.
Community groups announce a busy schedule with a mas program, altar society planning holiday activities, a Tuesday meeting, and a Thursday bridge event. A dance and orchestra engagement are noted, with local roads reported busy and a continuation promised on page 7.
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered words and names, mentioning tables, people, and events with no coherent narrative. The legible parts reference seating, voting, and possibly a local meeting or event but lack identifiable dates or locations. The fragmentary text obscures key facts.
Members of the Fellowship Club approved a motion to endorse a state project at their Wednesday gathering. The group discussed plans to support efforts led by local representatives and to promote civic involvement among members.
Weeklong stay at Ed Reagies home with POW Cuvee, local callers, and visitors in town. Names include Frudas WH Newton, Powers residents, and Mrs Willan Link. events feature gatherings near Part On Cored and Sugone, with mailings to friends and Sunday attendance by Mrs Jack Cardwell and others.
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