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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1941
Page
4
Navy promises free housing meals and entertainment while in service. Enlistment grants $118 worth of informal training and access to about forty five trades, with a booklet titled Life in the U S Navy available from the Navy Editor of this newspaper.
Members of the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary hosted an Armistice Day event on a Saturday evening. Guests, speakers, and a program including songs and a talk on Defense stamps were noted, with portions of the proceedings and acknowledgments shown by various club and community members.
The Woman's club held Education Week with speakers Lt. Joan Testa and Brewer of China Flats CO camp. Testa traced the organization's growth in the National Defense program while Brewer outlined boys training projects and local job prospects.
Temperatures ranged from 65 to 80 degrees with a high near 84 recorded in memory as unusually warm for November. A visitor from Los Angeles praised the drive through ranch lands and woods and suggested advertising the outdoor benefits. Mae Rubin returns after several months away at Marcola.
Machinery for the Post and Fuller sawmill has arrived and is being set in place as structural work nears completion. A tentative opening date is planned for December. The town notes plant progress, pond work, and a social calendar including clambake and school events.
Dr C. L. Stem Torr markets chiropractic care as a scientific health method. He argues hundreds in the community have benefited from spinal adjustments, which he says restore normal spine function, relieve ailments, and eliminate drugs or surgery.
Broadbent Grange elected new officers on Thursday night led by master Tommy Luttrell and president Carman. Others named include lecturer Surcam steward Carman elected in place of Mrs Lou Floyd, chaplain Resferick Heemann treasurer Mrs Roderck Hermann secretary Miahas Knight II gatekeeper and three graces Francis Arrell Knight Emma Hermann Winnifred Newberry. Executive committee members are Bob Carman Charles Knight and Clara Orman. Music by Ethel Fish.
The article explains that certain caterpillar structures called pro legs are not true legs. These fleshy protrusions are prominent but serve a different function than normal legs and are often mistaken for true legs.
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