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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1941
Page
5
The Arago reporting notes WC T U meeting at Mrs C Keltner with a 3800 donation for LT supplies and a Christmas party planned for December 16 at Mrs I B Levy’s home. Visitors include Earl Edgman, Kenneth of Bandon, and Corvallis guests Naomi Robison and Naomi Stauff.
Thomas A. Morgan president of Sperry Corporation, a top maker of aeronautical and marine instruments, credits early Navy training for his later success. The insert shows Navy recruits at a modern Trade School as the service highlights 60 trades and equal opportunities, pay, and benefits for regular and reserve sailors.
Weekend notes show residents visiting relatives in Eugene Portland and nearby towns for Thanksgiving. Choir practice at Mrs O H Ansen’s home Friday evening. Port land student Jean McAllister and uncle T P Haberly return from Scappoose. Multiple families hosted Thanksgiving dinners and locals moved near the golf links at Norway. L L church group met Saturday with plywood cut-outs in progress. Ladies Aid plans an all day meeting and potluck with wood cutting by men if possible.
The report lists Sunday dinner guests including Mrs Naomi Mobison and Miss Naomi Slauff of Corvallis with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rackleff. Visitors Grover McQuigs of Central Point stayed with relatives in Coos County. Francis Keltner of Newberg and Mrs Fred Ray and daughter Shinda of Portland joined Th anksgiving at C A Kelther home. Dr and Mrs J D Carl drove to Portland to meet son Wallace recently stationed at Fort Lewis before active duty.
Petr and Ti were linked to a city hall matter in a fragmented OCR line. The readable bits reference a place and public building, suggesting a civic context without clear actions or outcomes.
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