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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
3
A vintage note extols milk as a year round vigor aid and presents a fruit milk punch as a pep cocktail. It lists crushed banana juice blends and a quick method to mix and serve yielding one tall glass.
Arago Ladies Aid gathered at Ward Evans home last Wednesday to sew aprons and quilt. Dozens of locals including Marvin Shaw Tyrrell ward Dave Root J L Burtis John Carl Albert Lillie and Ward Evans joined the event with aprons now sold at local stores as Mother’s Day gifts. Next week aid will meet at Gordon Felming home for quilting.
The piece discusses leftovers as economical meals, focusing on a chicken souffle from Sunday meat and a versatile bake using roast leftovers. It covers a recipe method with biscuit dough, ground meat, and a bacon lattice, plus a pimiento sauce, plus notes on desserts and a pineapple cupcake recipe with coconut frosting. It also mentions school notes and salads and includes other food ideas like asparagus in April.
Broadbent, Mr and Mrs Roderick Hermann and children, join Mrs Lewis Floyd and others on a Sunday motor trip to Denmark to visit Ed Emer. They stop in Bandon to see Floyd's mother Mrs Guy Drew. Guests include J H McCloskey Elizabeth Lett Morway Strang Coquille with Strang staying on.
Sunday and weekend greetings among Stallards Schrader Bettencourt and Laird families in Coquille Arago and nearby towns. Visitors include Mr and Mrs John Widmark Mrs E C Freeman and Miss Ruth Schrader with other relatives sharing calls and trips to Marshfield Shasta County and Canada plans.
Grumbling at the weather shows human nature as temperatures shift. Some prefer cool or heat and gardeners crave raw rewards. Yet spring’s approach unites us as the season nears with its promise of renewal.
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