Home Scene Fragments Reveal Sibling Ties and Rooms
Fragmentary lines describe a family home scene with a sister and a brotherly bond. Jerse and Tapert appear as names, with hints of a shared space and recollections of affection and recited words.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1945
Page
5
Fragmentary lines describe a family home scene with a sister and a brotherly bond. Jerse and Tapert appear as names, with hints of a shared space and recollections of affection and recited words.
Plans outlined for a formal recognition event for the graduates of Union High School in the year marked by the date and community interest. Details on date, ritual, and participants are noted in the public notice.
Miss Barton enlisted in the W A C in Nevada in 1948. After training she went to Ross, then to Ceysen HQ and arrived in September to receive a discharge at the Seattle Wirlet National Bank Yakima branch.
A city police department in Los Angeles reports a staff member will be away from service until January 1. The note states the person will return to duty at the educational counseling service within the department.
Mrs Mabel Laird resigns from the position of librarian and day hall teacher at Union High School, finding the work arduous and health unequal to it. Remains connected with local friends and moves described.
An unsteady OCR fragment shows a Thursday assembly attracting about 600 people. References mention a prayer service at 7 30 and a rector named Ey Greene officiating, with vague notes about a Sunday school and midweek activities.
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