Community Correspondents Share Local Visit Notes
Point Herald reports social visits and calls across Twin Oaks and Reed Island. Residents including Mrs J A Davenport and Floyd Reed exchange greetings amid hospital and funeral events.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
6
Point Herald reports social visits and calls across Twin Oaks and Reed Island. Residents including Mrs J A Davenport and Floyd Reed exchange greetings amid hospital and funeral events.
Mrs A Jussell of Coquill spent Wednesday with daughter Mrs John Arnold and with Mr and Mrs Emmett Hammad and children. James and Marvin visited at the Glen Robiso home. Mrs Harold Carver called on sister Mrs Glenn Neideigh. Mr and Mrs Calvin Rey returned from Croston where they stayed with Ray’s brother W F Ray who is critically ill. Mr Ray shows some improvement this week. The Spencer Ward family moved to the J W Bell ranch there Sunday.
Local names and events include Priest and Zinn visiting in Coquille. Pear Dick, Mrs. Appleton, and Dorothy Appleton dinnering with the Bryants at Bridge. Sullivan and family visiting Myrtle Point. Meacum and Bryant with measles. Roseburg visitors Graiths at the England home. school to provide program for the community Christmas tree. December Community Club meeting held at the schoolhouse. Sullivan to be in charge.
The notice lists the January meeting agenda and mentions Mrs O C Payton providing the refreshments for attendees.
Community members from Broadbent A to Wagner attended Cas Dement's funeral at Martie Creek on Wednesday last. School news covers costuming, a nativity play prep, and fifth graders building a model cotton plantation for geography class.
An article from the Oregon Dairy Council extols butter as a vitamin A source with vitamins D and E, praising its digestion, flavor, and role in a balanced diet. It lists recipes including orange gingerbread, honey butter, and potato gratin, with preparation notes and serving ideas.
A light aircraft named Crusader introduces a new type of airframe aimed at OC Taarats markets. Key features include lighter materials, improved aerodynamics, and a modular cockpit for rapid customization. Further testing and regulatory steps are underway.
A casserole of chicken noodles serves six and suits canned or leftover chicken. Assemble in the morning and refrigerate until baking time, making a hot dish ready for family dinner.
A short note discusses adding hot breads to menus during colder days. It highlights iron in malaxies and whole wheat flour, plus minerals from butter milk and eggs. It also mentions phosphorus and vitamins A and other nutrients in hot breads.
The fragment outlines sifting flour once before measuring and sifting dry ingredients two or three times. It mentions combining melted butter beaten egg and liquid, then blending dry and liquid ingredients until smooth. It notes gluten content varies and more liquid may be needed if baking powder is used.
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