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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1938
Page
2
A Friday morning session in DH 7a 88 ft examined twenty children. Dr Caer assisted as Mrs Eres Li led the checkup. Nurses and teachers noted vaccination statuses and follow up plans for each child.
Rev Claude W Lawton pastor leads Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 Young people will meet at 9 43 5 7 av The church continues the ev evening service at 7 45 pm Tuesday afternoon prayer meeting at the home of Mrs Wance Kesler at 2 o clock Beauty at church at 7 45 Thursday night prayer meeting best spots Thursday 7 45 p m Mrs Vern Tay asire sad asouin mantat see Community Rev 3 KR Wiley pastor Bible school at eas a ota Fellowship club house Residence at Ab 3 07 Woy Broadben conduit eRe set on second and fourth Sundays also in the club house The Ladies Aid meets in September Midweek prayer and praise service at 7 30 Wednesday at the home of Mrs A T Erickson St Bridget s Catholic Father D J Kelly priest Mass will be celebrated the fourth Sunday of each month Steam Instruction for children on other Sundays at 11 am at the church
A Sunday RNA picnic at Myrtic Camp Orchards drew numerous families and friends led by Apu and members of their group. Attendees enjoyed a bountiful meal after noon with activities and social time, as leaders and members shared in the event.
A girl sustained a severe cut from broken glass after a fall near a yard. She received first aid at the scene and was later taken to a local clinic for treatment. Numerous onlookers provided assistance as authorities investigated the accident.
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union outlines plans for a county Institute at a Monday meeting. Mrs Jomr Ee will lead refreshment arrangements and a squads program is noted for Monday August 6 at 2 PM.
A vast forest fire near Agnes known as Old Diggings threatens 4000 acres and 480 tons of timber. Government and private supply units mobilized including mules and horses from Washington with seven truck trips to deliver aid as crews work toward containment tonight.
Powers Library announces new children’s titles added for the season. The additions include picture books and early readers from multiple publishers and authors, expanding the library’s youth collection for story time and classroom use.
The article lists residents and visitors in Marshfield with social notes from Sunday. It names families such as Verna and Mira, the Lemerys, and Mr and Mrs Fred Lemery, indicating transfers from the forest service.
Mrs George Dwyer entertained the Conract club last Thursday with an extra guest table. Dessert at 130 followed by contract. Ethel Lattler of Coquille won the guest prize and first prize or pempers went to Mrs James Jimwe i. second to Mrs Floyd Eaton. Attendees included Mrs Votum lagdy Myrtle Point and others.
Fire fighters busy in a deserted town fight a blaze with every man able to fight fire aiding operations. Authorities expect the dive to be under control shortly as containment efforts continue.
Fragmentary OCR note records a club lunch at 130 a m with Mrs Charles and others including Mrs W wm Brown, mentioning fire and a crew. Details are unclear and incomplete.
An afternoon gathering of the local sewing society was held with members working on garments and charitable projects. Volunteers shared patterns and techniques, while discussing upcoming sew days and donation drives.
The Sunshine Club hosted a gathering with Mrs Eddie Rubin and Mrs Burch serving refreshments. The club plans its next meeting on August 16.
Fifty three children registered for vacation Bible school run by the local Community Sunday School and the Church of the Open Bible. Classes cover junior senior high and primary divisions under Miss Janet Theature Mui with visitors Metella and Selma from Seattle.
The Royal Neghbors met Monday evening at the Fellowship hall with 17 members present for a routine business meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs William Winkelmann and Mrs Ray Wyland after the session.
Names of residents and relatives appear across the report as Mr and Mrs, Mr and Ms, and including Lay and Sons, Faye, Lex, and others. The piece notes visits to relatives in Bang, Minnesoota, and Port Orford, camping trips, and several local errands and social calls.
The Gaylord Weans community club held a regular meeting Wednesday at the clubhouse but could not convene. Mrs Carl Hainey and Mrs Nora Hainey hosted a potluck at 1230. A quilt was issued for Mrs Carl Heaney and a floral penny drill was collected. Present were Mesdames F D Medlock H D Bones and the hostesses. Mr and Mrs W P Leer called.
Mrs Thomas and family hosts Sunday visits with Reese Daniels and Hayes families. Clinton Carman and others attend a Broadbent grange meeting. Adolphus Hay heads to San Francisco with lambs. Myrtle Point trips include John Grant and F D Medlock family visits. Forrest Grant of Norway covers chores for the Youngs while away.
The text discusses cake mixing direction and texture, noting stirring amount affects texture rather than direction. A separate tip covers stopping bacon curling by slicing perforations with a fork and chilling before frying or broiling, mentioning a cold frying fat and a rack.
The text lists 101 distinct substances found in milk including 19 amino acids 24 minerals various fats vitamins enzymes phosphorus compounds estrogens and about 10 miscellaneous dissolved in the milk's natural water. It notes chemists cannot recreate milk by mixing known constituents.
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