Birthday celebration and community picnic in Myrtle Creek area
A birthday dinner for Mr. Summers and Mr. Summersin is followed by a surprise party with readings and a men chorus. A large group from Myrtle Creek attends. Later a Catching Creek Community Picnic features sports contests, supper, and fireworks. Attendees include numerous local families from Myrtle Creek and nearby towns. A Sunday dinner hosts Mrs Clark and guests from Roseburg and Myrtle Point.
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T QO. Summertin
Elmer Russell
Helen
Mr Summertin
Mra Eilen
Lucile Summerlin
Betty Hollenbeck
Lester Summerlin
Yvonne
Richard
Lawrence Rackleff
Maxine
F L. Summers
Henry
Lorna Jean
E. Hamilton
Velma
Kathryn
Henry A Schoeder
C Barker
W Gant
Leo Rube Summerlin
Couuille
E Lewellan
VosOstrander
Helen Lasley Barkliow
Lotty Hollenbock
T G B Summerlin
Lucho
Catching Creek
Davenport
Bartlett
B Bartlett
Mere Roy Shull
Verne Lundy
Ernest Hammock
Lawrence Houghton
Herbert Houghton
Rodney Daveninert
Albert Davenport
J N Gearheart
Hazel
Agnes
Jute Clark
Hugh Gearhart
lDootra
Ellasuerth
Dean
Leslie Trigg
Gale Bunch
Robert Thompson
Dora
George I Hall
Fertis Landy
Joe I Ruliner
Ernest Strong
Henry Fredenburg
Ian Alvin
Ward Evans
Vera
Eve McNave
William Bell
Harold Hayes
Sld Clark
Lee
Birdie H Mazelton
Belva
Myrtle Point
Husse Hmayen
Roseburg
Te Lae
MecKinley
Amphire Girls Plan July Campfire Play Day
AMPFIRE GIRLS at Nissaki Camp met to organize a campfire Play Day for Friday July 8. Two tribes Tototins and Umpques will compete in team games like baseball and volleyball plus individual challenges with points earned for each victory. Braves meet at the Seale tepee at 2:30 pm and travel to game locations before returning for lemonade. A similar Play Day is planned for August with an invited group from Coquilles.
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Nissaki
Uth
Erk
Marguerite Sunstrup
Mary Frana Hevee Shoe Clair Booth
Anita Cell Mumble Peg Helen Gull
Relva Alice Stemmier Jacks
Mre Seale
Braves
Seale Tepee
Coquilles
599 Oregon and Washington cadets at cmtc training
At the 1832 Citizens Military Training Camp in Oregon, 599 high school boys from Oregon and Washington study military drills plus daily athletics. Every student must swim daily and participate in base ball playground ball basketball or volleyball, with optional golf tennis handball and boxing under supervised outdoor programs.
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Oregon
Butter a Key Ingredient in Low Cost Meals and Sauces
The article extols butter as a valuable fat for economical cooking, noting its vitamins, flavor, and versatility from vegetables to desserts. It highlights butter’s role in enhancing dishes like greens, potatoes, fish, and baked goods, and provides a classic Hollandaise recipe using butter.
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Europe
Butler
Nayor
Oregon Extension Promotes Year Round Gardens and Home Help
Oregon State College extension service supports Lane county gardeners growing Carolina Slova beans and other crops. Gertrude Show and O S Fletcher supervise a project mapping 100 families in year round gardens with simple, inexpensive tools from inner-tube stills for canning. A Lake county homemaker describes kitchen rearrangements cutting travel and boosting efficiency, while a Bentor county homemaker shares a tire-tube canning holder earning praise in the Oregon label contest.
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Waterville
Lane County
Extension Service
Oregon State College
Gertrude Show
O S Fletcher
Bentor County
Fortune Awaits Creation of Un usual Flower
Plant breeders are developing unusual flowers through hybridization and careful selection. Amateurs often create prized new varieties, with rising prices for novelties like petunias and roses. John Bodger of El Monte explains exacting methods and the need for a clear objective in starting a new variety.
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Popular Mechanics Magazine
John C Bodger
el Monte
Calif
Bodger
Seed saving urged for next season despite first try
The author argues that the unsuccessful start should not discourage gardeners. They recommend carefully preserving all seeds from this generation and replanting them next season, noting the ideal plant may appear only in the second generation.
Oregon farmers eye new strawberry planting stock certification plan
A new practical plan for certified strawberry planting stock has been issued by Oregon State College officials. Any grower can obtain certification at nominal cost if they agree to follow the rules, ensuring vigorous, true to name plants with fewer diseases for local and out of state markets. The program mirrors potato certification and aims to boost yields and fruit quality.
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Origen
Extension Service
Oregon State College
O T McWhorter
8M Zeller
Oregon
Cherries Featured In Home Canning And Preserving Guide
Oregon extension service urges using fully ripe cherries for canning with a 30 percent sugar syrup for best color and flavor. Dried cherries serve as raisin substitutes, and several cherry recipes are available in mimeographed form upon request including cherry olives and meat pairings with walnuts lemon juice and strawberry syrup.
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Oregon
State College Extension Service
Deaf-Mute Worship in English Church Shocks Readers
In an English church worship, deaf-mute congregants conduct devotions by lip reading the deaf and dumb alphabet and signs, with no organ music hymns or spoken words. The scene highlights a silent worship practice attracting attention in Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Mechantea
Grace Poole Elected President of General Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs Grace Poole of Brockton Massachusetts was elected president at the Seattle convention to succeed Mrs John F Sippel of Boston. Poole ran unopposed and will lead the federation through new activities and programs.
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Grace Poole
Brockton, Mass
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Seattle
John F. Sippel
Boston
Poole
Overhead Irrigation Proves Successful On Western Oregon Pastures
Corvallis reports show Frank Hall farm near town using a cooperative overhead irrigation system on 10 acres at about 70 gallons per minute. Costing 650 dollars, the setup suits uneven river-bottom ground and gains traction with Oregon Experiment Station and County Agent C R Wiggs.
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Corvaliss
Wesern
Oregon River
Frank Hall
Oregon Experiment Station
C R. Viggs
Hall
Cooking School To Be Here Soon In Myrtle Hotel
Mrs Grace Sanders of Standard California demonstrates insulated gas ovens to save time in cooking at a Myrtle hotel event. She will review receipts and gas cooking techniques, give away new recipes, and offer free door prizes of fine foods.
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Myrtle Hotel
Grace Sanders
Standard (1
Company of
California
Sanders
Gas Cooking Demonstrations At Myrtle Hotel By Mrs Sanders
Mrs Grace Sanders highlights the ease of gas range cooking in classes at Myrtle hotel presenting a clock beating method. She recalls cooking beside a wagon and praises natural gas from Standard Oil of California for home use. A public demonstration is set for 2 pm and 7 30 pm with local housekeepers invited. Elia Poirier recently left for Callesbell Montana after six months with Catharine Strong.
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Grace Sanders
Mentosa
Elia Poirier
Catharine Strong
Callesbell
Montana
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