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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
3
Mrs Birdie Hazelton returned Friday from Portland after two weeks of treatment at Good Samaritan hospital. Miss Anne Leas of Portland accompanied her for the visit. Mr and Mrs Earl Parry of Vancouver, Washington were in town on the 4th and 9th.
Out of town guests attended Powers community picnic at The Orchard on Sunday July 2. Attendees listed include Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith Gene of Reedsport and others from Gaylord Myrtle Point Marshfield and Heattle. Prizes were awarded in hog calling sodden races foot races and swimming with stamps ice cream coffee and a basket lunch. Funds supported annual event with about 160 participants.
Miss Dolores Nadean Aben of Roseburg daughter of Mr and Mrs Felix Mampbell of Powers married Thomas F Finchem of Roseburg at the Church of the Open Bible with Rev W J Wheeler performing the double ring ceremony The couple and guests attended a dinner and informal reception at the Campbell home prior to a camping trip to Rock Creek.
A long buildup describes Allied planning for the invasion of western Europe. The article recounts Dunkirk and subsequent campaigns through North Africa Sicily and Italy, noting how coordinated air sea and land operations led to success and eventual invasion of France. It highlights Britain’s defense and the shift to combined forces under Allied command.
Mr and Mrs Wilred Laird and their family arrived from Lebanon for a holiday visit extending over the 4th of July. They stayed with relatives and friends, sharing seasonal greetings and memories of home.
A small black cat enjoys a relaxed day in the park lounging in the shade and sipping milk. At breakfast time a loud uproar startled onlookers and drew attention to the playful feline’s morning antics.
Classified note from The Herald Press advertising low scale checks for sale with individual item details not provided.
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