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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
6
Powers Troop members and guests marked the 35th year of the organization with a party at Ina Mann home. The event featured a three tier cake, practice for a forthcoming public event, and attendance by family and community members.
10 percent of Oregon’s potato crop, about 1500 carloads acquired to support price programs, has been diverted from regular channels to livestock feed, industry, alcohol, schools, and state institutions. Miller says 1947 price support aims to help growers adjust production with farm goals and eligibility limited to those within goals.
Annie Hamblock of Arcata California left by bus after a weeks visit with brother Clinton Carman and relatives. R P Carman also departed for Los Angeles to see sister Eula Coke. Jesse Hayes returned from Albany after three weeks with daughter in law and grandson Susan Lyon. John and Mrs Carman hosted Sunday dinner with Farrell Rankin at Catching Creek. Walter Newberg of Broadbent visited. Glen Daniels returned from Cottage Grove to stay with his parents Reese and Mrs Daniels. H D Bones finished a San Francisco Oakland trip and home Saturday.
A reflective note links early career defeats to later achievements, suggesting persistence and resilience among individuals described as having endured significant setbacks before attaining success.
Harriet Bones toll estatant Regis at the headquarters of the official registry in San Francisco. Dwight Bones connected with Richmond Realty in Richmond California. Mr and Mrs James Deavereaux visited the Deavereaux home in Bandon. Jake Hopfinger starts duties in the meat department at Rifts Grocery and Market. Lois Payne and Ethel Wooley, Union High teachers, visited Drain over the weekend.
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