Community Correspondence Highlights Local Household News
McKinley Utah visitors Mr and Mrs Herbert Bogers and son John tour the Northwest on a six week business and pleasure trip extending to Seattle. Local social calls include Miss Alice Jenkins and Miss Avis Jenkins at Fred Mast home and Arthur Jenkins toothache update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Bogers
Mabel Wilcox
John
Salt Lake City
Utah
R A. Lawnorne
George Glenn
Arizona
California
Seattle
Washington
Beyers
Northwest Turkey Growers’ Association
Dennis McCarthy
Marshfield
McKinley
Alice
Avis Jenkins
Fred Mast
Neckinley
Harold Welsh
Junior
Coquille
Welshs
Andrew Maiden
Alice Kolen
Henry Glenn
Arthur Jenkins
R H Lawhorne
Helen
Duane Frye
Fairview
Mildred Payne
George King
Upper Catching Creek
Ins
Virgil
King
San Francisco
Ino McKinney
Campers and visitors fill Foseburg ranch area notes
Mr and Mrs S Foseburg and family camped at Foseburg's ranch from Saturday to Tuesday followed by Marshfield residents returning home. Several local families hosted dinners and dances with guests including Standford, Bushnell, Goldsbury, and Heset, while minor injuries and business visits are recorded among neighbors. The passage lists numerous social calls, travel to Myrtle Point, and community events through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foseburg
Vincent Pratt
Della
Joyce
Marshfield
Elmer Standford
Margrett
Johnnie Whobrey Jr
C V Bushnell
Myrtle Point
Tony Camden
R J. West
Clarence Adams
Louis Shindo
Wayne Carmen
del Rema
Carl Bushner
Thoes
Charlie Ryder
Ernes’ Harter
Wayne Carrer
Wayne Canerade
Local residents visit and household news from Be re Valley
Mrs Harve Haw oo i vee spent Monday at Monta Mins Fred Dunan Sper Savety seek serking o¢ Hr ayte Nai. Mr and Mes Paul Mare oh oe Marsha Jack ar her. Sy Ve even e to Brea hore Mr A J Maser ua on Mars. Juanita and Wines of Be re Valley were Sunday visitors at Gearhart home. Mrs Fred Durnar oo M Ver Bilderback went i Koswru. Mr and Mes Harsexs Moar nee Sunday evening vistir at the Durnam home. Mrs Macie Crumley and daughter Louise, William Lower and Dovie Cu tiss were Sunday evening visitors at the Minard home. Mrs. Harold Shepherd and daughters Wilda and Colleen were visitors Sunday afternoon at the Lloyd Shepherd home. Lafayette Waters was calling in the neighborhood Tuesday. Mrs C. J. Thompson and Mrs Veril Bilderbeck and Mrs Fred Durnam were callers Saturday evening at the Minard home. 4) Bites Wenda Houdyshell and the 4-H members In company with Miss and the 4-H club members of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve
Fred Dunan Sper Savety
Paul Mare
Mars
Be ‘Re Valley
Gearhart
Fred Durnar
Local residents visit relatives in Corvallis Myrtle Point and beyond
Mrs Myrtle Clinton and two daughters from Corvallis visited J S Clinton house Tuesday morning. Mrs Mary Bennett of West Myrtle Point visits her son Charles Bennett. Several locals hosted or attended gatherings and shopping trips, with visits by the Parrish, Laird, Tripp, and Southmaid families across Myrtle Point and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Clinton
Corvallis
Tha
Kenneth Peel
Barbara
Long Beach California
J S Clinton
Mary Bennett
West Myrtle Point
Charles Bennett
Retha Watwn
Bart Gasner
Ft Culbertsft
Cal Jackson
Myrtle Point
Wilford Laird
Frank Tripp
Roland
Robet Butler
and Freehear Barrish
Taos
Nota Pat
Fragmented OCR notes from Bancroft and local figures
A garbled OCR fragment lists names such as Bancroft, Mrs Jorr Fe te, and Frank Fish, with scattered places and events. It appears to be a collection of personal notices, travels, and brief mentions, lacking clear context or a cohesive story.
Local Mentions and Names Amid Fragmented Notes
Fragmented text records several personal names and places including Verna Hall Moe BK HB Watainas and Sam Damron Foo. It references Mote Nfast near Nis and events or tasks at home with mentions of Randien, Mallee, Robert Mumford, George Murphys, Keneth Bobby, and others. The notes read like a loose draft or transcription of local identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Hall
Watainas
Sam Damron
Foo
Aude Randien
McAdam Sa
Mallee
Robert Mumford
Rot
Ceeorge Murphys
Keneth
Bobby
Unclear fragmentary note on local meeting agenda
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Walter, Powers, Mr Lew, and Mrs Cheats. It references a Sunday event and a gathering at a point called West Myrtie. Content is incomplete, with several garbled phrases and unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Powers
Local People and Weekend Visits Across Coquille and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Belle Bennett and Mrs. Paul Breuer spent Tuesday in Coquille while Gene and Genvelove Redding joined Sunday dinner with the Breuers. Mr. and Mrs. John Arnold visited Ella Shull and H. W. Bunch returned from Jacksonville. Mrs. Breuer socialized with Indian neighbors, Viola Nickason and her baby Jimmie visited John Arnold’s sister, and Bob Beridht spent Sunday with Charles Redell. The Redells and the Nickasons, with the Kregbaum and Redell households, joined picnics at Port Orford and Marshfield activities this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ily
Coqulle
Gene
Genvelove Redding
Paul Breuer
Belle Bennett
Coquille Friddy
John Arnold
Ella Shull
W H. Bunch
Jacksonville
Albert Breuer
Viola Nickason
Jimmie
Nickason
Jesse Clinton
Sandy Ellis
Ad Christenson
Marshfield
Bob Beridht
Charles Redell
William Kregbaum
Bob Redell
Wilma
Edith
Port Orford
Birthday celebration at Herman Detlefsen home
Norways Mr and Mrs HF Tedsen and daughter Anita dined with the Detlefsens Friday for Mrs Detlefsens birthday. Various residents were noted visiting, working, or traveling between Powers and Mortle Pom, with routine farm and community events mentioned throughout the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedsen
Anita
Herman Detlefsen
Detlefsens
Raymond
Heinie Fry
Eugene
Hanmahton
Powers
Yeorge Hhancewin
Leste Trigg
Weott
California
Tom Detlefsen
Martin Schott
Fibert Dean
Wourthouse
Tedsen Grove
Mroo
Henry Mall
Raverton
Finley Schroeder
Tedcsen Grove
Sara. Haughton
Sunda
Koow Haughton
Clarence Vmelior
Elton Seticeder
Tom Gurney
Mortle Pom
Amelia Nelsons
Chasses
Remote visitor and social rounds at Marshfield area
A string of social calls and visits described from Marshfield area with residents and guests from nearby towns including Morte Point Bancroft and Coquille. Attendees span the Daie Mecum family Ilona Dick James Ap prlete tetre and Holmes households with multiple weekend stays and Sunday gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jie
Marshfield Thursasas
Daie Mecum
Morte Point
Ilona Dick
Ner
James Apprlete
Ciyde
Howard
Mayhelle Coquilte Guests and Visit Actions
Mayhelle of Coquilte hosted a gathering at her home. Marjorie Rin attended Arege events. Neighbors called on Mrs. Sam Damron Feil day. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Damron and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron visited Sunday morning. Annie Denwgorit and Jean Watkins were guests. Loree Randfeman stayed all day Thursday and overnight at the Ernest Watkins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayhelle
Coquilte
Bundiay
Misa Marjorie Rin
Mary Wated
Sam Damron Feilday
J. J. Damron
Bandon
Sam Damron
Annie Denwgorit Wes
Mannref
Jean Watkins
Loree Randfeman
Ant
Ernest Watkins
Home Made Soap Process Notes
Instructions describe thickening a soap mixture with borax and aromonia, stirring five minutes, pouring into a mold, and cutting into cakes with wire or string. Allow about four weeks to age before use.
Do It Yourself Soap Formulas and Lye Making Notes
A historical excerpt details dissolving lye in water with fat for soap, boiling, resting, and skimming. It includes recipes using borax ammonia and castor oil plus abrasive soaps with fat and pumice or emery. Methods for making lye from wood ashes and equipment setup are outlined, including testing strength by floating an egg.
Soap Making From Fats and Lye Instructions
Detailed steps for rendering fat, leaching lye, and saponifying fats to produce soap. Includes temperature guidance, testing with glass, quantities for larger batches, and safety notes on lye handling. Concludes with storage tips, curing times, and notes on hard water effects. Real estate and notary line appears as a stray item at end.
Soap Making Instructions From A Historic Fillim
Steps describe handling fats and lye for soap making. Details include reheating and readding water, patience for emulsification, mold pouring, preventing rancidity by storing cooled fat, using vinegar and water to revive rancid fat, straining hot fat, and issues when the mixture is too hot or too thin after lye addition.
Home Made Soap From Pine Sap And Kettle Method
A reader describes a simple home process to make soap using pine sap and a kettle. The method notes cooling, oiling, and heating steps, with small lumps forming on the spoon and crystals forming on the surface if left exposed, and advises wrapping the soap after it dries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A
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Bountry
MirtlePoint Herald
Jesse Laird
Nade Crumbey
Dora
Gravelford
Parrish
Myrte Point
Laurdas
Jann Parrash
Geoge Hettmes
Pau
Jose
Maas Noa Patitst
Martie Bor
Rays Rookard
Boo Emer
Tom Rookard
Bert Mead Farniis
Lester Billings
Sone Clifford
Ball
Robert Parrish
Wilbar Schelihammer
Grover Cabbs
J L. Southmaid
Sen
Wilhar Schelihammer
John Lusk
Mondas Flood
Barnes Perrish
Robert Parr
Velma Smith
Maurie and Dor
Monmouth
Josephine Heffles
Portland
Bancroft
Jorr
Frank Fish
Peek
Albert
Upper Halls Creek
West Myrtie Point
Walter
Norway
Jack & Jill
SU Lee
W. A. Wellman
Notary
Loganberries
Ed Forrest
Forrest Barber Shop
Broadbent
Powers Road
L. H. Pearce
B. K. Werner
Coos Bay
Underwood
Donnelly St. Marshfield, Ore
Norris Grocery
RED & White
Woile
Myers & Myers
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