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11 Jun 1942
Page 1
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text mentions bases and numbers with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations are readable to form a proper summary or headline.
First sugar for canning registration held at city hall with Austin Dodge directing the effort. A second session is scheduled at city hall from 1 to 5 today, with weekly registrations every Thursday afternoon. Maximum allowance is one pound per quart of fruit plus one pound per family member for jams and jellies, less any sugar already on hand. Many residents, listed by name and quartage, registered, including Tom Guerin, Ralph Whitaker, Charles Rackleff, Milton Epperson, and scores more from Broadbent, Reedsport, and surrounding areas.
General DeWitt orders statewide ban on sale and use of fireworks and similar explosives. Police and sheriffs directed to detain violators and turn them over to military authorities if local laws are insufficient. Prohibition covers all areas including roadside stands and held over stock.
The Oregon State Pharmaceutical Association announces its 1919 Portland meeting with E. O Sempert as president. Attendees include Mrs Sempert and several Coos County druggists. The program schedules business sessions Thursday and Friday morning, a golf tournament at Portland Golf Club on Friday afternoon, and a banquet with a floor show and formal dance Friday night.
A new first aid class began Wednesday evening at the Junior High school with three men and 12 women enrolled. Instructor Ora Johnson reports the standard course is being given with classes every Wednesday from 7 to 9 30. There is still room for more participants. see Mrs. Johnson for details.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names followed by amounts and odd place names, including W M Axe 250 and E H Barklow Arago 2650, with many others and scattered punctuation. The text resembles a damaged ledger or payroll-like record with varied sums and surnames.
Jacqueline Braden became the first woman to enlist in the WACC women's division in WY. She signed up at Eugene on May 30 and applied for enrollment in the first officers training corps. Braden, a 1st Lieutenant heading the Woman's Ambulance corps here, expected to return Friday after being advised to leg Miss Beatrice Miller.
Portland visitors Mr and Mrs R C Bowers and Mrs Ellis Dement plan rose show visits with daughters in Portland. Mrs Jesse Clinton and family tour via Portland to Tacoma visiting H T Murray. Garden club meets Friday with Mrs W E Lundy. Mrs Joe L Lapp from Marshfield was an overnight guest as RNA convenes. Miss Eleanor Gurney returns from nurse training in Seattle. Miss Phyllis Belleisle and Ramona Van Ausdele stay with sister Mrs Lyle Carver. Two Myrtle Point property transfers seal deals for Parker Leatherwood and Waldemar Gurney. Leatherwood moves to new home. William Gurney’s family attend OSC graduation for Dorothy in Home Economics.
The twenty legend annual RNA convention in Myrtle County closed Tuesday night at the Junior high school auditorium with over one hundred in attendance. Officers elected include Mollie Stevens Powers as county oracle and Ruby Johnson Coquille as vice oracle. A school of instruction and memorial services followed a day of activities, with a banquet and an ambulance drill as highlights.
The cleanup and home beautification campaign and contest in Myrtle Point is extended to June 22 per Bud Griffin Lions club committee chair. The original June 15 closing was pushed back due to persistent rain delaying outdoor lawn and garden work. twenty four entries were received.
The Chamber of Commerce directors plan a noon meeting at Jack and Jill Cafe. Reports include Eltons Poland family visits from Yreka and Lor en Barklow’s illness improving. U S Army induction exams and aviation graduates are noted for local families.
Fragmentary note indicates a request for a $250 drive or payment and a deadline of Tuesday. Mentions competing or advertising in a unclear context with names or places not clearly readable.
Incomplete OCR text from a Nebraska Federal Emergency Support story yields limited readable items about water, veterinary, and defense. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are extractable for a coherent summary.
Jim Marshalls analysis in Colliers June feature warns that wartime lumber needs strain West Coast forests. He cites 300 trainloads needed for one month, the Tillamook 1938 blaze, and calls for unified fire response across state private and federal lands under State Forester Nes Rogers to protect timberlands during fire season.
An item announces a club event titled Lions Pla Dance set for July 25. The notice provides no additional details on location or organizing group.
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