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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1947
Page
2
Mystic Chapter OES will honor Catherine Feiger of Oregon City at a no host dinner at McCullochs Fountain Lunch at 6 30 this Saturday evening. After dinner Mrs Felger will conduct a school of instruction at the Masonic Temple. Over 50 people attended the planned dinner at the Masonic hall.
Bredley Page of Slahe the Big Bend ranch guest speaker at the Stone club dinner meeting in Fountain Lunch. He addressed motion picture making and optical illusions while detailing industry tricks. The rest of the item lists local social events and church activities.
fragmentary OCR notes mention a local scene with names and events. It references a person near a home, a celebration or gathering, and a graduation hint, with scattered words about weather and dates. The readable content is inconclusive about a single clear event or outcome.
Gaylord News reports social visits and teaching moves across Medford Bend Coos Bay Powers and Broadbent. Betty Robertson teaches at Bend. Mary Duffield and Mrs Milton Epperson visited in Medford. Jack Donvereaux honored at a family dinner in Hauser. Mira Addie Hayes to Coos Bay. Rex Brown and Ivan Laird attend institutes and trips in Coos Bay and Roseburg.
Rev. W J Wiley led a Sunday evening service at the local church with good attendance. Employees of the Cheese company were treated to a dinner at the Myrtle hotel in Myrtle Point. The Breadth Institute caused a skipped school holiday Friday for area children. A boy named Larry Teme received a severe cut to the right cheek from an accident with an axe while behind his brother who was splitting wood. Dorothy Hermann is recovering from influenza. Mrs Jeff Linn of Coquille visited at her sister’s home in Jan 28. Julian Small and Eula Belle of Cottage Grove spent the weekend with Ray Watkins.
State study shows 300 Oregon children under 14 killed or injured in three years. Secretary Robert Farrell Jr notes accidents include occupants but warns against dangling limbs from car windows. Safety officials urge parents to supervise matches and keep doors locked in back seats.
At a Coos Bay gathering of elementary teachers on January 31 Mrs. Claire Argow executive secretary of the Oregon Prison Association commended teachers nationwide for their fine work and influence over troubled children. With Argow was Miss Mary Way assistant superintendent of the Oregon Protective Society noting the stress from broken homes and working parents.
M D Woolley superintendent of Schools for Boys Woodburn urged spiritual training and security for children to avert early delinquency. He praised Coos county public schools for their progress and urged plans by Jefinke to head off developing crimes at the source.
Beginning on holding the meeting to discuss accial adjustment. The note outlines the start of discussions and the intended agenda for the session.
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