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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
3
A long list of summer salad ideas including pineapple and cottage cheese blends, pear varieties, gelatin salads prepared ahead, and cheese based bakes with crackers or biscuits. Also includes shirred eggs with liver, cheese molds, and noodle cheese casseroles with tuna or crab accents.
A nostalgic note traces beer’s ancient roots and its rise in early America. It suggests modern pairing trends with canned foods and outlines simple sandwich ideas such as Deviled Ham and Crease Pin wheels and Liver Layer sandwiches using roast beef, liver paste, celery, and pickles for beer accompaniment.
OSC Extension Bulletin No 487 promotes starting fall and winter crops early. It notes onions parsnips squash late cabbage cauliflower and celery require early sowing while carrots beets must be sown June or July to avoid oversized roots. It highlights Detroit dark red beets and Chanteenay carrots and mentions green sprouting broccoli as frost hardy with a central head and multiple small heads after harvest.
A collection of bold dressing variations for summer salads using familiar bases and new twists. Includes mayonnaise style mixes with mustard paprika and lemon juice, fruit juice blends with egg yolks and sugar, and a sweet milk option. Also outlines a French style dressing with parsley onion beets and beets as flavor accents.
A mixed article offers garden guidance and beer pairing ideas. It explains planting radishes with maggot protection, succession planting for continuous greens, and salsify as a fall flavoring herb. It also extols Bosom Friends of BEER as a versatile mixer and menu companion, with recipes and serving suggestions.
Twin Oaks hosts Mr and Mrs A R Davenport for dinner with the Davenports of Coquille. Bartlett and Bart lett relatives visit Sunday with Ben and Andrew Smalley of Halls Creek. Rissberger and Leone of Roseburg dine with Floyd Reed. Lundy, Dorothy Lundy, Esther Nelson and Genevieve Kaufman visit Marshfield, while Lloyd Davenport and Elton Schmidt of Norway join others nearby.
Saturday evening Mr and Mrs Verne Lundy hosted guests while Pamela and Maureen Evang returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs Roy Mast of Allegany Mrs Elmer Stanford of Catching visited Mrs Floyd and Mr and Mrs Dewey Willson with family and Ray Willson of Coquille spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Chester Willson as neighbors helped Wilson haul hay
Summer school attendee Miss Helen Gienn returned home from Monmouth Saturday. The Neighborly Neighbor club from Empire surprised Mrs. Al Grinnell with a birthday visit before moving to McKinley for fall. A potluck dinner followed with many neighbors in attendance, including Mrs. George Freeman, Mrs. Kooll, Mrs. Howe, and the Grinnell honoree.
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