Es ilells and family depart for new home despite rain
Mr and Mrs esse Hayes and Mr Barkdoll left on Friday for their new residence five miles away. Weather interruptions delayed travel as rain forced detours and near misses.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
3
Mr and Mrs esse Hayes and Mr Barkdoll left on Friday for their new residence five miles away. Weather interruptions delayed travel as rain forced detours and near misses.
Broadbent graduates John Neel Junior Smith Glen Daniels and Billy Wright are listed with a Rose flower and a motto Never Give Up Victory Will Win. Local events include visits to Roseburg and North Bend Hospital, Mother's tea at Myrtle Point, school year end activities, an Army Air Corps enlistment, and a county insect and pest control discussion at the Home Extension Unit meeting.
Mrs. H D Bones returned from Portland after a week visiting daughter Mrs. Dwight Johnston and aunt Addie Brown in Vancouver Washington. They attended a Mother’s Day service at First Presbyterian Church in Portland where nurses from area hospitals participated in a Florence Nightingale pledge and a large American flag was carried by a Barnes Vancouver nurse. Mrs. John Warner’s California visit included Oakland relatives and her army son Jack near Long Beach and sister Mrs. Lula Creech with Urban Creech near Long Beach.
The listing showcases Libby corned beef beef, Hormel oysters, tang puree pork, boneless codfish, grapefruit juice, vegetable cocktails, Instant Postum, Ovaltine, various coffees, Pet Milk and Pan Tomo products. Includes soaps, wax paper, glass globes, and jelly seals among pantry and household items.
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