Marry in Reno and Plan Mexico Trip
The article reports on June McClellan and Fritz Hull marrying in Reno last Saturday night at one o'clock Sunday morning. They will spend a few days in Mexico, then visit Los Angeles and San Francisco before returning to Myrtle Point to live near the Otto Perry place. The bride is from Myrtle Point, a graduate of Myrtle Point High School class of 1938, and the groom is a Riverton High School graduate employed at Thrift's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Mexico
June McClellan
Fritz Hull
Los Ange
San Francisco
Otto Perry
Myrtle Point
Ene McClellan
de Rey Grant McClellar
Cit
Myrtle ‘Point Vaioe High School
Marshfill
Riveton High School
Tom Hull
Marshfeld
Thrift's Grocery
Benjamin Irvin Wood
Chas. Guilbert
Miles Margaret Ruth Shull
Percy Barsee
Xra Pearl Ireland
Arlene Barsee
Ruth
Percy Bartee
Fortune
Floyd Johnson
Byron Hill
Tule Lake
Calif
Willard Whitney
Ralph
John
Coque
Earl Cox
Marshfield
Ross Wood
Portland
T C Hagerty
Guilbert
Beth
Coquille
Myrtle Port Union High School
Roy Shull
James E. Wood
Klamath Falls
Crater Lake
Halloween Gingerbread Recipe and Miscellany Notes
A vintage recipe for Geblin Gingerbread yields about 12 servings with yeast-rise steps, spices, molasses, and a warm-bake method. The column closes with seasonal greeting and a Halloween wish, ending the first volume and issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geblin
Births and Surgeries Reported at Mast Hospital
A daughter was born to Mrs Del Macken. Week long admissions include Mrs Paul Stibitt for appendectomy, Mr Tris Ereckson of Coquille for appendectomy, Mrs Archie Kerber of Ophir for tonsillectomy, and Robert Hutchinson for minor surgery. Injuries treated: Anson Roysten with a collar bone injury, Harold Clark of Bridge with a fractured arm, Leonard Devereaux of Powere with a neck injury, Archie Kerber of Ophir, and RMecepetunia Norman of Roseburg with neck injuries.
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del Macken
Paul Stibitt
Tris Ereckson
Coquille
Archie Kerber
Ophir
Robert Hutchinson
Anson Roysten
Harold Clark
Bridge
Leonard Devereaux
Powere
Rmecepetunia Norman
Rosebwrg
First Ship Through Canal and Other Notables
The text notes the first ship to pass the Panama Canal, the American steamer Ancon, carrying officials and guests of Panama and the United States. It also references the Milky Way as a mythic road of the dead and includes an ad offering random lengths of lumber for sale from McClellan and Witson mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
Panama Canal
Panama
McClellan and Witson Mill
Textile colors and fabrics described in vintage ad
A fragment outlines woven cotton yarns and cloth colors. It mentions white towels and pastel tones along with deep shades, noting even spinning and mint colored thread.
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Hiland Theater
Ing Fe Toom
Leslie
Meart Erwin Béwerd Brophy
Eugene Palictis
Jeek Carson
High School
Shanghai
Inm
Myrtle Grange
Grange Hall
Clus Memr
Marchfield
Rogue River
Daniel Heffner
LL E Brown
Danel Heffner
George Meredith
Boema
Bridge Club
Austin Dodge
Theodore Clinton
H H. Thomas
Mrac
Clare Lehnmanowsky
Ralph Kring
Ver
Shirley Laird
Ralph ‘Whitaker
Milbon Schroeder
Waldemar Keystie
Ralph Long
Born IN Paradise
Armine von Tempski
Paradise
Harwatian
Idland
Mra Whitaker
Book Club
Karl Dement
A&he
Lee Powell
Clarence Church
Pat Backard
Ralph Whitaker
Ditford Bartle
Robert Trigg
Warren
Ansen
Myre Wayne Berlow
Harrel Hutchnson
Earl Adems
Roush
Bud Griffn
Mire
Wgartin Kincheloe
Igarden Club
Point J
Ay Logan
Brown
Ophir Oregon
Wllams
Topeka
Kansas
America
Lewis
Selective Service
Oregon
West
Washington
California
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Tunior
Sadie Hawking
VFW
City Hall
Robert Powre
Harold Carver
Ada Smith
Jo Woolsey
Xde Smith
Beatrice Evans
Jo Weeling
Lloyd Davenport
Doward” Druliner
Chas Hoffman
L. FL Guerin
Robert James
J. R Wiley
Thena Warner
Connie Hoffnen
Frasier Hoffman
Ray Epperson
Ira Elmer Bell
T .M Stover
Davenport
Witthm Gargan
Marsha Hunt
Bathert
Patricia
Bulova
E. C. Barker
Permis
Meliday
Sempert
Sandra
Seerak Atone Senatore Deat
Bridge, Sea ‘ Afinid Gilkinan
W. E B. Davis
Coquille, Oregon
Freat St. Coquille, Ore
Tutu
Myers & Myers
Myrtlewood
Myrtlewood Bakery
Pelo Va
Perfection Stove Company
Easy Terma
Huling Lundy & Sons
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