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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

Page

5

Butter Wrappers and Heifers Offered for Sale

Notices advertise butter wrappers and two pound sizes at The Herald Office. Five heifers priced at 125 dollars are available via Warren Bright on Gravelford Raid. Administrator of the Estate of J A Burns files final account in Coos County Oregon with a July 7 1936 hearing for objections at the courthouse.

Herald Office Warren Bright Gravelford J A Burns Coos County Oregon Court House Hugh Mclain

Social notes from Myrtle Point and surrounding area

Local residents and visitors are listed as attending gatherings and events in Myrtle Point and nearby areas. Names include Elizabeth Lewellyn Fodayo, Charles Warner, Frank Little, Ben Shields, George Rice, Noble Walker, Brown, Jack Sheffield, W A Fish, Arve Sargent, Miles, and others. Frequent mentions of dinners, bridge celebrations, and weekly visits.

Elizabeth Lewellyn Fodayo Myrtle Point Charles Warner Home Frank Little Ben Shields Cooorge Rice Home Noble Walker Are Brown Jack Sheffiel Fish and Sargent Home Arve Sargent

Headache and Indigestion Remedy Notes

A historical remedy entry lists minerals described as non irritant and non depressant to the heart. It mentions relief from headaches indigestion and muscular rheumatic pains with mineral waters. The text reflects old medicinal branding and labeling language.

Local residents visit and travel notes from Coquille area

Mrs Arve Sargent and son George and Mr and Mrs James Appleton and Lila visit from nearby vicinities. C E Ellison returns from San Francisco with Mrs Amanda Ehrig while staying at the A L Rice home. L. A Duncan and Howard were business visitors from Coquille Everett and Allen Moor accompany them for a week. Mr and Mrs P A Ross shop in Myrtle Point. Jason Jewett and Bridge arrive as Sunday callers at John Appleton’s home. Mr and Mrs Milton Epperson and children of Twin Oaks visit the A L Rice home.

E Ellison San Francisco Calif Amanda Ehrig Ellison A L

Local residents share weekend visits and moves

Mr and Mrs Wrank Hyland of Eugene spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs T A Hall. Mrs Etridge Ingram and daughter Maxine moved Saturday to Corvallis. Nellie White now keeps house for Isaac Chandler. Velene Stevens spent the weekend with her father at Powers. 8 and L Leatherman left for Portland for a week with friends. Julia Myhr Leatherman returned home from McMinnville with them. Lincoln Miller helped with the work. S D Clark attended the bridge celebration. Percy Schroeder and two children of Tillamook dined with Walter Schroeder. Ralph Hewkins and Norland Gant of Slater Creek spent the weekend at Ben Gant's. Walter Schroeder drove to Florence. George McGuire and two children of Salem and Michael Sumertin and daughters Betty and Ruth visited G W Clinton. Walter Schroeder and family spent Friday and Saturday in North Bend for the Coos Bay bridge opening.

Wrank Hyland Eugene T A Hall Etridge Ingram Maxine Corvallis Nellie White Isaac Chandler Velene Stevens Powers 8& L Leatherman Portland Julia Myir Leatherman McMinnville Lincoln Miller S D Clark Percy Schroeder Tillamook Walter Schroeder Ralph Hewkins Norland Gant Slater Creek Ben Gant Florence George McGuire Salem Michael Sumertin Betty Ruth G W Clinton Walter Lloyd Barksow Price Robison Kille Wilber West Myrtle Point Ed Huntley Coogee Bridge Edward Brotton Wilford Hunt Mildred L. Lafferty Everett Lafferty Jon Allen Joe Knoefle Henry Edgman Porter Holt Fred Lafferty Janice Coquille John O’harrah Barbara David Thomas Gerrone M Irs Juice Harvey Myers Oliver Myers Ed Myers Isaac Miller Leon Paull

Burn BUHACH to Deter Mosquitoes on Porches

A vintage advertisement touts BUHACH as a cheap easy mosquito repellent. It promises mosquitoes will avoid treated porches and areas if BUHACH is burned, claiming a pleasant odor deters them and that it is deadly to mosquitoes. Sold at druggists grocery seed stores and pet shops.

Adventures With Tomatoes Cranbery and Cheese Sauce

The article praises tomatoes as a versatile food. It notes Italian, French, and American uses from sauces to salads and baked dishes. A garden suggestion promises sixty to seventy tomatoes from twenty plants and a tomato timbers with cheese sauce recipe serves four.

Local residents host callers and visitors around Myrtle Point

West Norway residents visit Price Robison home while West Myrtle Point guests join Edward Brotton guests. Various neighbors including Laffertys, Barklows, Gerrones, Stevens, Hyland, and Marshfield visitors attend bridge events, dinners, and hospital stays. multiple trips to Coquille, North Bend, Bandon, and Marshfield noted. A long list of social calls, visits, and weekend activities among local families is recorded.

Local residents share weekend visits in Coquille area

Twin Oaks Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davenport of Coquille spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs A R Davenport. Miss Iselen Reed returned Friday from Powers where she spent a week with Mrs Floyd Corliss. S S Reed was a Monday business caller in Coquille. Mr and Mrs Roy Mast and two children of Allegany spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs John Felsher. Miss Ellen Watson, who has been at Monmouth, returned home Tuesday to spend the summer vacation with her parents.

Lloyd Davenport Coquille A. R. Davenport Iselen Reed Powers Floyd Corliss S Reed Roy Mast Allegany John Felsher Ellen Watson Monmouth

Profitable Rations For Soldiers And Civilian Sustenance

The article discusses canned meats as a practical, nutritious option for both military use and civilian meals. It highlights bully beef, ham loaf, tongue, and other canned varieties, with serving ideas like ham loaf with pineapple and canned steak and onions for sandwiches to sustain energy for hard efforts.

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