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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
3
The fragmentary notes list residents like Jack Fotsry and Marl Ward as well as families such as Mr and Mrs Austin Raph Kent Masters in a Saturday community scene. Mentions of farming tasks, cabin visits, and social visits appear amid garbled phrases indicating a rural weekend in a small town.
The American Red Cross warns about household and farm hazards in October. An accident prevention checklist will be distributed via Chapters and Junior Red Cross to millions of homes and students. In 1935-36 home accidents killed 87 000. 1937 deaths fell to 22 500 as safety knowledge spread.
Fragmentary OCR text with numerous garbled names and phrases. Content unclear. no coherent events, dates, or entities can be determined from the readable words.
A simple Apple Pie A La Mode recipe offers a quick version using pineapple and apple sauce with gelatin. Instructions describe layering pie filling, chilling, and serving with vanilla ice cream, suited for parties and make ahead.
East Dora residents and neighbors paid Sunday calls at the Thaston home. Ralph Hooker of Marshfield stayed overnight with Mr and Mrs R B Howe. Ed Groves visited J S Eastom, while Charles Howe and Mary Albertson of Marshfield visited the E E Howe household. Frey Watson prepared for Ro B Slowe over the weekend. Oberman and Myrtie East attended Thursday. Mr and Mrs R B Howe plus two children were business callers in Myrtie Point Saturday.
A crowded weekend in Myrtle Point and surrounding towns features visits, family gatherings, and social events. Residents including Mr and Mrs John Appleton, Mr and Mrs George Hice, and the Jewetts share meals, dances, and calls. The column lists numerous neighbors at homes, farms, and a house party, with outdoor activities and woodcutting, reflecting small town life.
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