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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
4
Local residents report numerous visits and social gatherings in Myrtle Point and surrounding areas. Mary Robison and Fred Lafferty hosted and hosted guests. families attend plays, dinners, and church events as Christmas travels begin.
Laura Brandon hosted an executive meeting at her home with a post meeting luncheon for families including Wynck Dick Jennings Eng BEA and others. Several residents visited Myrtle Point and Barret Zinn's home while the Grange dance at Bridge Nest drew a good crowd. The community notes also mention a sick list, a school tree event, and a Christmas Poets program at the school Friday evening.
The Myrtle Leaf club held a last call Christmas reading session with members sharing brief readings and refreshments. Leslie True traveled to Roseburg to visit his mother en route to California. Others mentioned include Bert Mead and Mrs Ernest Krewson among local townspeople.
West Myrtle Point residents share visits and hospitality. Mrs H B Christy and Mrs A M Christensen with daughter Marvine visited Mrs Jesse Clinton. Several guests including Mr and Mrs Theo Taylor from Nubec ber California stayed with Grant McClellan before heading to Powers.
Upper Halls Creek residents aid in a turkey picking spree at the Sam Damron home with 100 turkeys cleaned Monday. Notables from Arago and nearby areas joined C A Swift and Ernest Watkins in labor and a big turkey dinner, while Ernest Watkins family delivered their birds to a field market and visited patient Albert Person in a bay hospital.
Arago Prof and Mrs Alvin Allen and Miss Ethelyn Root depart for Newbery to spend Christmas with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Grover McQuigg of Coquille visited Mr and Mrs Orvus Mille. Henry Collie and his wife returned from Marshfield where they spent a week with Mrs Collie’s sister Mrs Earl Beal who has been ill but is improving. Vane Woodward, Lawrence Barklow, and others also made plans for the holiday period.
Anlene trips to Maro.Kld over the weekend and a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purser at their home. George Hampton and his wife attended a dinner hosted by Mrs. G. A. tier. Sunday guests included Charlee Stallard Charlene Fry and Mr. Alvin Fry of Powers. Wayne Woodward and family hosted others for Sunday dinner with the Barklow Halter Myers and Oliver.
Monday callers in Marshfield included Dora and Mr and Mrs K Marcy and Da's. Tales of visits feature Miss Wanda Houdyshell at Langlois event and a Brewster Valley helper at a Myrtle Point home. A McKinley hall bazaar drew Dale Marcy Winona Watson and many locals. J N Gearhart and others attended a village charivar with games and dancing. J L Crosby remains home with a sprained back after a car accident last week.
South Myrtle Point residents report visitors to the C W Crook home Saturday night and updates on local families. Charles Green remains ill and Mrs Crane shows improvement after a week of illness while L S A Mer adds a barn extension for street work horses.
Mrs. Tom Detletsen assisted in butchering from Sunday to Wednesday. Dr. C. L. Bender and wife from Portland visit Dr. Bonger's brother. A Christmas program will be presented at the schoolhouse Friday with the stage decorated. Henry Schroeder and Mrs. Bender visit with Mrs. Hermann. A H Dender Ellsworth and Dorothy May attend junior class play. Arthur Williams of Hood River and Sarah Williams of Myrtle Point visit J. C Lett’s home.
Bancroft residents Mr and Mrs Herbert Snyder and Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson returned from Wesser Idaho after two weeks, Mr Snyder bringing four horses. Arve Sargent and Cecil Snyder stayed two days in Marshfield, Erma Wise went to Coulee to get Arthur's arm cast changed, Elmer Cruna visited AL Rice home midweek, a large crowd attended a Grange dance in Bridge, and Herbert Snyder and family transported a load of turkeys to the bay Tuesday.
Win Oaks Mrs P F Bartlett spent Monday with Mrs. Chris Nelson. Mr and Mrs Chester Willson of Lee were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs John Felsher. Leonard Shelton visits Walter Felsher as boys play on Independent team at Arago. Lloyd Davenport returns from Corvallis after a week away. Rodney Davenport family and Mrs A R Davenport with Audrey finish three weeks in California.
Joan Blondell Glenda Farrell and Allen Jenkins lead a six member Sunday debut comedy drama at the Hiland theater The plot follows two Broadway chorus girls who travel to Havana to pick up two millionaires and the ensuing romantic and comic entanglements with Kibbee as the phony millionaire and Talbot as the romantic son The colorful setting features Cuban night life and rumba dance among many dancers.
The text argues raw cabbage provides greater food value than sauerkraut and recommends storing cabbage to eat raw. It notes kraut making is an economy measure and discusses preserving cracked or imperfect cabbages.
Select mature cabbage heads wash remove outer leaves shred finely pack in a clean crack or keg in layers three inches deep sprinkle with salt 2 to 3 pounds per 100 pounds of cabbage or two ounces per five pounds Pack lightly add a weight ferment in a warm room for one to eight weeks skim off scum and seal surface with wax or finish with hot pack canning for half an hour in hot water.
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