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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1935
Page
6
Readable text outlines canned foods recipes and school lunch ideas. It describes meat and croquette dishes using canned goods, a tomato cheese bake, croquettes, and a milk rich menu plan for school meals. Mentions apples as a versatile fruit and includes a dessert style marshmallow apple mixture.
School days bring hustle as children return to class. A proper lunch supports growth and energy, forming one third of daily food needs just as breakfast and supper do.
A jumble of recipes for mushroom canapes and horseing spreads appears alongside a list of local social events. Names such as Schroeder Dement Mary Holt Barklow Minnie Kroeger Elmer Russell and Mrs Barker appear with gatherings hosted by Mrs Mast and Mrs J W Bever.
Remote Round-Up Mist F Dek td Mise Pearl Dick and Mrs Howes plan to attend the Round-Up School event on Friday. Averrissed Friday and Bo Jenning book the children for the Fair. Myrtle Paint WORE Pious visited Roseburg and the minor ty o will be held Friday at the schoolhouse with Mrs Barrett Zinn in charge.
The following birth notices report a seven pound baby born Tuesday morning at Krife hospital to proud parents Mrs Pourk Hi and Mr Rodner. The child named Lynee is the first daughter for the couple and joins siblings at home. Further notices mention a baby girl named Jane Miles born to Mr and Mrs Mar on Clayton o Coquille, with details about hospital delivery and family names.
Fragmentary OCR lists acres in section 19 near a mine northeast of Myrtle Poon Emma P and J Forrer Hessie Huff 68 at bridge commission county Auge wanes or 925 iots Toto al baeek 2H Su ser Cato. Center of Bander Cthas wid Colad s Ta oy Josey family act iv ston at Peters.
Mr and Mrs J C Duncan announce the birth of a son Sunday at their home in Powers. The well home locale and family names are recorded as the event highlights.
Obituaries report deaths of Harve Dunham of Powers aged 20 years in Marshfield area with funeral services. Sepha Haagensen of Marshfield died Sept 10 born in Norway with survivors. Ames Radiker former Bridge taser resident died at 60. Gustas Henry Siercks died after lengthy illness born May 20 1880 Schleswig Holstein with services in Myrtle Point.
Kenneth Gould four year old son of Harold Gould of Coquille formerly Myrtle Point underwent a tonsillectomy last Thursday. John Campbell of Coquille was admitted for medical treatment of intestinal trouble. Mrs R Kaine and baby Lorraine Arlene were discharged to their Sumner home. Mrs Ray Cole of Coquille dismissed after eight weeks with typhoid fever. Gano Cornwell released after fever subsided. Elis Foberger of Beaverton treated for acute appendicitis and discharged home. Lutte Ralph Shelley three years old of Coquille admitted with heart trouble lingering illness.
M. and Mrs Don Digan of San Angeles Calif were eating on ole friends here Wednesday. The write:
The narrator recalls Leu a boy of nine seen in Myrtle Point area and mentions his LA police service. The Dixons traveled via Yakima and Portland to Myrtle Point and Bandon visiting relatives. They discuss local advertising at Myrtle Point and plan further to the Rogue River fishing grounds as Max and their mother are due soon.
A mistyped hospital log details numerous local injuries from the week. A bicycle collision injured a two year old nun from Bridge. others include rib fractures, shoulder injuries, broken legs and hands, pneumonia, and post operative recoveries across Coos Bay Sitkum and nearby towns.
In Gaylord Glen Gram and Louis Cortina show improvement after accidents. Cortina recovered from gallbladder surgery six weeks ago. Harry Schobrowsky Briton youth injured in an auto crash at Broad Bend recovers. Earl Noel with a broken neck from a Powers bridge fall progresses. James Devereux from Gaylord improves after injuries at the McGeorge gravel pit.
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