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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1928
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Rose Marie Beauty and names like Marie and Sheppe with unclear roles. The text references secretaries, matrons, and an event or meeting date, but specifics are missing due to damage.
A luncheon at the Coquillo hotel is set for twelve thirty on Tuesday July 21 followed by a social meeting. All pact ma trona are invited to attend. reservations should be made by Saturday.
The column lists numerous local gatherings and visits. Members hostesses include Mrs Henry Schroeder and Maple Glen guests Mr and Mrs George Dickinson and Dr and Mrs L L Sumerlin. Various visitors travel from Roseburg Coquille Marshfield and Los Angeles to attend church events and family get togethers. A church event features Rev D M Glick guest from Fredericksburg Virginia. The piece notes tours through Oregon California Nevada and visits to Crater Lake and the Roosevelt highway with families performing musical programs. A Norway Country club luncheon and bridge party are described with prize winners named.
Mrs Clarke recalled her California trip and the World Sunday Series convention in Los Angeles. She described the vast auditorium, a thousand singers, officials, and delegates from numerous nations, plus remarks by Dr Poole and others on Christianity education and global harmony.
Virginia Smith writes of a driving trip from Myrtle Point to Macdoel California with stops in Myrtle Creek Grants Pass and Ashland. She describes heat tire troubles near Medford Keno and Dorris, meeting local acquaintances, staying with Esther Mohler in Macdoel, and upcoming church services and a fishing trip to Medicine Lake.
Ed Haight of Smith River California turns to skunk farming and feeds newborns wild meat to stop mothers from eating their kits. The approach, using gophers and small fry, counters a long standing problem that hindered fur production in local skunk farms.
A fragment from Grays Harbor Washingtonian discusses a mistaken claim about psychological manipulation and public belief. It notes the system could produce results for any town and contrasts perceptions of wealth and worry.
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