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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1945
Page
7
An unusual business opportunity invites a small investment to acquire a 98-foot deluxe lunch car of steel construction, delivered to Write Box 031 in Portland, Oregon.
A November 24 press conference sponsored by the University School of Journalism is scheduled in Eugene. George Turnbull as dean announced the event with high school press staff invited to join discussions and a luncheon, as part of the 19th annual conference.
Mrs. Howard Whitaker and her family relocate to the North Fork residence. The report notes this move amid local happenings and hints at community interest in the Whitaker home.
A party from Sule Labs Calif. traveled to Lester Port erfield near there to hunt geese. They bagged 28 speckled birds despite difficult conditions as wind and shot felt the birds. Participants included Henry Seve Gee Elbert of Coquille Kelly Carver Sandy Weekly and Glen Sutphin.
Oregon traffic volume soared to new heights after gas rationing end. Secretary Robert Farrell said traffic on major highways rose 76 percent over September 1944, with some spots up to 100 percent. He warned higher car use increases accident risk unless drivers exercise care.
Readers may collect rugs advertised for sale at the SAR Palace page offering discount bundles. The notice lists price 16 73 per bundle and promotes the items as useful for fire building and packing.
The text argues a serious shortage of ministers demands strong recruitment within the next decade. It emphasizes the Christian home as vital to society, warns of lost love and moral decline without sturdy family training, and calls for more homes and clergy to guide youth and preserve community faith.
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