Surface Element and the Art of Deep Fat Frying
Readable text discusses deep fat frying as a safe simple scientific practice. It emphasizes surface element and practical steps, noting cautions and basic methods for proper frying.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
3
Readable text discusses deep fat frying as a safe simple scientific practice. It emphasizes surface element and practical steps, noting cautions and basic methods for proper frying.
Easton and Ayers families from Fu genc and Porthans reunited for the first time in eight years at the Easton home. Local residents visited, with many neighbors stopping by, sharing meals, and recounting old times as other families hosted guests over the weekend.
Absent pupil Arago Pegay Blondet. Sun day calls at Albert Gulstram and Lillie homes. Grange meeting planning and demos discuss menu planning. Residents from Arago, Coquille attend conference at North Bayside. Sophomore party for freshmen at Arago High. Various visits, dinners, and weekend gatherings documented among local families, with Last week and upcoming events listed. A 4 H Sewing club formed with Maxine Rackleff leading. many names across farms, farms, and schools appear throughout.
Residents and visitors bound by extended family ties appear in a series of social notes. Frank Little and family are mentioned visiting relatives in Coquille and Roseburg while Perry Waterman and Ben Hardman conduct business trips in Roseburg. Andrew Waterman heads to Central Point to see relatives as Harland Evernden and Ernest Evernden return from a California trip.
Regional residents attend gatherings around the state. Attendees include Mrs Moertin Schmidt and daughter, Mr and Mrs J H McCloskes visiting Salem for the capitol dedication, and multiple exchanges among the Laird Schmidt and Haynie families.
The Fairview group met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs T HO Benham in the chair. Helen Johnson read minutes while Julia Bennett acted as secretary in absence. The topic was Menu Planning led by Julia Bennett and the next meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 25.
A string of brief notices records neighbors hauling and pitching grave work for Vet Rema and travel for hunting trips. Eugene Adams and Jay Eugene Adams worked days for V Bushnell and went to Gold Beach. Melvin Levine and Chester Slater returned from Salem and Albany where they were employed. Mrs Barklow and Mrs Vo Bushnell assist with cooking for silo filers. Andrew Ryerson and Ken Marsatere helped Jack Fabry buzz wood. Sandy visited Joe Engh and Loren Kaght. Me Fioaste Mathis Raiklow sought medical treatment after a hike injury at Crna River logging camp.
The McKinley Orange led the county by sending the most members to the state meeting at North Bayside last week. Miss Nel Jackson and Mrs Kenneth Hansen will depart Wednesday afternoon for Portland to attend the livestock exposition. This is the second panel in the McKinley Welfare Club series.
The district plans a dance hosted by the school nurse and teachers. At North Bayside, civic groups meet for sewing and fancywork, with plans for a carnival in October. Mount Anderson lookout and local visits are noted, along with a busy membership drive for the Woman's Civic club and exhibit updates at the Intermediate Fair.
A fragment notes Mr. and Mrs. DeBoor questioned over identity and involvement with W. J. DeBoor. The brief cites a local inquiry raising questions about names and connections in the case.
Dement Creek Ray Robinson of Myrtle Pol visited Mrs. G. W. Doss last week and departs Sunday for Bonneville Dam to work through the winter. His wife and son Philip remain with Mrs. Doss. Ed Peet and George Roupe of Gravelford visited the D. B. Thomas family. Miss Mabel Ray is working in Coquille. Jess Riley and D. R. Thomas families visited Marshfield on business. Mrs. V F Ray learned Friday that her daughter Hester was...
A fragment notes Broadbeene Mrs Edward Forrest arranging a week long visit with Mr Perry Rosencrants, implying hospitality or social plans between two households. The incomplete text limits detail on location or purpose.
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