Leave For Calf Mrs John Moore and children move to Yreka
Leave For Calf details the Moore family heading to Yreka California for new work. Mr Moore, a two-year employee of a local oil company, transfers and will start in Yreka Monday.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
6
Leave For Calf details the Moore family heading to Yreka California for new work. Mr Moore, a two-year employee of a local oil company, transfers and will start in Yreka Monday.
The text records hospital entries and procedures including surgery for injuries and a complex operation two weeks prior. It mentions a patient treated at Ausable 6, transfers, and ongoing care with references to power and nurse staff, while noting unclear dates and fragmented phrases.
Mr Earl Tipton of Bancroft and his wife welcomed twins at Mast Hospital on Thursday January 13 1938. Each girl weighed four pounds and were named Vera Marie and Ivrena Louise. A seven pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs AW Lam on January 18 1938, the first child in the family.
The article describes a refined tea table setting with a lace cloth, oak boards, white primroses, and a crystal bowl. A rose motif decorates the scene as the centerpiece and date lines are unclear.
A local obituary notes the passing of a longtime Wilkins Sawyer employee. He is survived by four siblings living on the coast and a nephew Charles Patterson of Portland. He was born in Academa, Pennsylvania on January 20, 1895.
Local notes show Pinere Gade facing Hi tge terade in a junior basketball match scheduled for Saturday afternoon. The entry lists participants and class activities including 1st and 2nd grade projects and health chart efforts.
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