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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
9
An urban girl Lois receives a nature filled vignette describing a dawn storm. The narrator awakens to rain and birds reacting to approaching weather, then witnesses a dramatic sky shift from purple to red and black clouds. He embraces the storm as a prelude to renewal and even to war as necessary for rebirth.
ARAGO December 11 special report: the regular monthly missionary meeting at the church elected officers for the coming year with Mrs. B Levy as president and Mrs. Watkins, Ansen, Woodward, and Tyrrell Woodward filling key posts. A ladies day session prepared items for a bazaar and WCTU planned a Christmas box for the Children’s Farm Home. Reverend Gray led Sunday service with 10 am preaching and 10 am Sunday school followed by the annual Christmas program at the church.
The notice lists appointed members for the committee including Mekden Carl, Mrs Albert Lille, Mrs Theo Seal, and Bernice Gillems with several names trailing in the text. The fragment references a December 21 date and a formal assignment within a group.
List of residents visiting relatives and friends in Coquille Bandon Marshfield and Eugene over the weekend. Guests include Mr and Mrs C A Keltner Mr J Croskey Mrs Dalay Doyle and families plus travelers from Anchorage Fairbanks and Norway. Several locals report health improvements and plan winter travel.
The Marshfield employment office will handle unemployment insurance claims for the region starting December 22, per a letter from manager F. G. Scherer. Applicants should bring social security cards, proof of identity, and dates of prior employment. A Marshfield representative visits Myrtle Point each Wednesday afternoon and is available at city hall from 2:00 to 3:00 p. m. for job placement consultation.
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