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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
5
Administrator Rose Garrett seeks settlement of the estate of J A Burns deceased with a final account filed at the Coos County Court. Hearing set for July 7 1930 at 10 am at the Court House Coos County Oregon to consider objections and the account.
Notice is given that Letters of Administration for the estate of William T Warner, deceased, have been issued in Coos County Oregon to Thea Warner Administratrix. All claims must be presented with vouchers and proper certification to Dale King Attorney Myrtle Point Oregon within six months from the date of notice. First publication June 28.
A crowded weekend report from Myrtle Point details numerous local visitors and family gatherings. Several residents hosted guests from nearby towns including Allegany, Powers, Bandon, and Myrtle Creek.
A fragment notes beating eggs with molasses then serving butter flour and hot milk. The text appears as a brief kitchen action sequence without complete context or measurements.
Guidance for new brides on simple meal planning and preparation. Emphasizes planning ahead, avoiding last minute shopping, and sticking to simple, budget friendly dishes. Advises testing one new dish at a time and serving cold foods very cold and hot foods hot. Considers individual tastes for foods.
Catching Creek Thomas Lawson ran a business trip to Myrtle Point on Wednesday. Mrs Lawrence Barkholt Mrs Wm Mille and Ruth and Jimmie were weekend visitors at Ter father Roth Weat and Mr and Mrs Elbert West. They returned home not Coos over Sunday. Mrs Bert Mead of Powers visited several days with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Elbert Weat.
Eugene Heed of Myrtle Point visited Thursday with Victor Bush nel Richard West had been on the sick list for the last few days H E Glatzer went to Myrtle Point Monday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bushnell Ke and Jimmie Lee made a business trip to Myrtle Point and uquille Monday. Ed Rounette is building a new house on his ranch.
A local note highlights Paris Gingerbread Fair with stalls and gingerbread figures while discussing spring ideas. It also suggests serving hot gingerbread with butter, apple sauce, whipped cream or cream cheese with dates, and offers tips for tea cakes by baking in muffin tins and filling centers.
Gravelford Mr and Mrs E L Culbertson took their daughter Ruth Marie to Portland on Tuesday of last week for treatment at the Shriners hospital. Mr and Mrs Alden Bright and family accompanied them. William and Florence Mullin left Friday for San Francisco awaiting Honolulu. Mr and Mrs W deBoer and daughters Betty and Helen visited the Ed Forrest home on Wednesday. Mrs A L Nelson went to Seattle last Thursday for her sister’s death. Mr and Mrs Frank McNair and family picnicked Sunday at Sunset Beach.
A dated ad touts Alka-Seltzer as a modern cold remedy and general pain reliever. It claims one pleasant drink replaces two doses and offers a refund on the first package if not effective, naming uses for headaches toothache backache and sciatica.
Fairview residents and visitors are noted in a patchwork of trips. Juanita Hedden and family left for Marshfield after weeklong visits with J A Deadmond and Fred Johnson. Clarence Deadmond and Ed Milligan visited local homes before traveling on. Francesa McCarthy moved with D W Yeoman family to Portland on business, returning Saturday night. Clifford Crump moved to Brewster Valley for work, with E C Crump and Alfred Crump joining on a North Bend and Bandon trip. A LaVerne park picnic drew a large crowd from the Coquille range. Farmers report hay activity though a light shower raised concerns. Viola Johnson stayed in North Bend with Rufus London. Thomas Benham purchased a new car and toured Oregon Caves, Crater Lake, Klamath Falls, Benham’s sister in Washington, and returned Tuesday. Donald Phillips suffered severe injuries in a timber fall near Empire and faced surgery for a foot injury.
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