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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
3
The article outlines making Cranberry Corn Muffins with sour milk, cranberry sauce, and cornmeal, baked in muffin tins at 490 degrees for 20 to 25 minutes yields twelve muffins. It also covers Pineapple Nut Bread using flour, baking powder, sugar, egg, milk, shortening, and crushed pineapple baked in a greased leaf pan at 360 degrees for about an hour yields a medium loaf.
Halls Creek area residents shared visits across Marshfield North Bend and Hornell New York as friends and families called on relatives. Ernest Watkins remains weak but improving after a weekend illness while several households hosted dinners and onetime guests including Kate Hossess Walter and Mary Jean McAllister. Local events included a cooking school attendance and a move to Me upype house on the Glen Cox ranch with Winningham plans.
Pleasant Point community notes a busy weekend with visits to Coquille North Bend and Powers. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Hugh McLean Mrs Guy Mann and families Mrs Wm Johnson Esther Herchberger and Henry Harris appear in social calls and club gathering details. The Pleasant Point club met at Mrs Walter Laird with a potluck and basket weaving followed by a March 2 meeting at Mrs Brun Lange.
A faded recipe describes baking a two layer chocolate frosting cake. It instructs creaming butter and sugar, adding eggs, folding in dry ingredients, and baking 26 minutes at 376 F. Then a chocolate frosting is prepared with alternating sections and a nut garnish, finished under a broiler.
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