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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1941
Page
2
Scattered OCR text reports massive humanitarian impact with millions affected and vast destruction. The garbled lines reference civilians killed injured and displaced, along with military losses and ongoing conflict implications.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local civic notice from September 27 detailing a wedding or church ceremony, baptisms or confirmations, and community events. Names such as Winters and Be appear along with household tasks and a furnace project.
Court notes report several divorce actions including Nora Goodman and Claudine Kaviimen De ment both of Marshfield and Renark Shaw Moeri growing, with scattered details about proceedings and deadlines. The fragment references June and September dates, a state hospital, and assorted court actions.
A clipped text notes continued support for the military effort and mentions months of service, urging community backing and public discussion about the Navy and related regional efforts. The fragment hints at a campaign and local engagement with veterans’ initiatives.
Vermin text fragment shows a jumble of names and phrases with garbled words. It lacks coherent events, dates, or places to form a clear news item or notice. The readable bits mention various odd terms and incomplete captions without a definite action or outcome.
The notice lists sermon and dress distribution events hosted by Rev. D. Kelly and Priest Myrtle Poilnmt. It mentions attendance on specified Saturdays and Sundays, with times noted as am and YO a.m. The fragmentary text indicates regular readings and a church schedule across multiple weeks.
Mrs. J R Schroeder and family move to Myrtle Port. Mrs. Vincent Eveerstrom from Myrtle Weier attends KREE Wat kies home on Has creek. Regular weekly Cable study led by E Watkins at Acts chapter meeting. next session planned at Mra O Axzen home with community attendees.
The report lists several households visiting and hosting at Coquille Myrtle Point and nearby areas. Althea Harrah, Kenneth, Dick, Manley Hater, Rackieffs, J D Carl, H Schroeder, Keith Kribs, Sandra, Malden Carl, Winnifred Ray, and Emil Peterson are mentioned among weekend guests and dinners. A school party for Donald, aged seven, featured first grade children and refreshments.
A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Anderson last Saturday evening to celebrate with Mr and Mrs Meary Harris visiting over the weekend. Kent Marsters of North Carolina Creekt was a Sunday visitor at the home of his sister Mrs Ray Spires. Mr Reed and Mrs Harold Simmons were evening visitors.
Averett Mr Sparks and Mr and Mrs William Anderson and Jim of this community were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Watson. Also Mr and Mrs Charles E Garlord were Sunday visitors.
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