Christmas Toys and Rummage Sale Planned
Am erican Legion Auxiliary sets a meeting on Tuesday November 1 to collect new toys for Roseburg veterans hospital and accepts toy donations at the Herald office. A rummage sale planned for December 10 and 11 at the American Legion hall will aid Christmas cheer for veterans.
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Roseburg
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Herald Office
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Roseburg Hospital
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Postwar women veterans start a business venture together
Three veterans May Marvin Sehimid Col Taylor Snow and Maydtean form a postwar business. They overcome material shortages and office limits by using their own building and in house furnishings. Mrs Schmid handles bookkeeping, Mrs Snow sells with zeal, and Mrs Fasse handles shorthand typing. They market gadgets clothes lines a dustpan and redesigned spice and medicine cabinets now boosting sales.
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May Marvin
Sehimid
Col Taylor
Snow
Maydtean Fo
Dinner Guests Colorful Week at Local Homes
Thursday event hosted by Mrs. Whitaker featured Mrs. Lehmanowsky winning first and Mrs. Perkins second in a guest prize round. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sumerlin included the Bunnells and Griffins from Myrtle Point, and the Barklows from Coquille. Willard Knife returns to Coquille after a coast trip. Mrs. George Nelson joins The Herald list.
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Fragmentary note on reading speed and writing
A fragmentary message questions a student's reading pace and ability to write. It mentions slow reading and a teacher or assistant urging focus on writing tasks. The readable text hints at concerns over literacy and communication.
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