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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
6
Local columns list visits and arrivals from Myrtle Point and nearby towns. Families travel to and from Coos River, Grants Pass, Salem, and Salem area, with many stops at friends and relatives homes.
A homemaker study shows a new bread making method using an electric mixer and a cold oven proofing step. It outlines dissolving yeast, mixing flour in stages, and baking three loaves in a controlled 400 degree cycle with timed heat on and off. The process promises simple, consistent results and evenly browned loaves for the family.
Beulah Chatburn of Bandon and Betty Nickason of Sitkum are improving slowly. Daisy Brown making satisfactory gains. L A Abbott admitted for back injury. J T Evernden treated for dislocated shoulder from fall. Lloyd Griffey treated for broken leg from log accident. Melvin Pointer hospitalized for treatment. Linnie Ownby of Bandon underwent major operation. Ivan Brown of Powers had an appendectomy. Jess McMasters and baby girl returned home. Jane Sturgis of Myrtle Point hospitalized since Monday. E L Tucker Myrtle Point music teacher out of hospital. Sam Johnston recovering from a broken back after roof fall. Andrew Masse of Lee inpatient for several days. Keith Neal treated for abscess from handling beef. Most Maket ard stove incident improving. H L Tavier WeePatier at hospital. Walter Tripp and T M Cannon among recent fracture patients improving. Herman Detlefsen discharged home. Miss Worland of Bancroft left hospital. Rutledge admitted. Roy Whobrey left. Bruce McCollam went home.
Morning worship at 10 am led by Prof A F Brighthill of Bethany Biblical Seminary Chicago in hymn singing. Pastor H Barr speaks on Perils of the Wilderness. Bible school follows. Union service at Presbyterian church 8 pm. Neighbors invited.
A society notes item describes a Friday evening gathering at the Arnold home in honor of Mrs Katherine Sanborn of Yakima Washington. Attendees enjoyed a campfire, hay ride, swimming, and socializing, with several named guests present.
A busy schedule shows the Matrons meeting on Tuesday with attendees including Mrs Arnold Bl ves and Mis Perk. The report notes various residents and clubs gathering for social duties, with references to Mary Belle Benne and Mia Jesse among participants.
The Octagon club met at Mrs. T G Sumerlin's home with Mrs Bert Fearson presenting the weekly book review. Attendees included Mesdames Linn Pearson Evans LaFlamme Wooldridge and the host Mrs Sumerlin with refreshments served later. A separate Norway Grove picnic hosted by Mrs McCluskey drew P W Laird Marguerita Laird and several attendees from Berkeley Riverdale and nearby towns.
The administration of the estate of Myrtle Pian tPegen, deceased, is pending in the county court. Creditors with claims against the estate must present them within the months from the date of notice.
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