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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
4
A collection of pork centric recipes for hearty dinners. It covers pork chops stuffed with apples, pork leaf loaf with a creamy gravy, baked noodles with pork, stuffed spareribs, a garlic flavored roast method, and lamb calkets with crumb crusts. Each item outlines ingredients and steps to prepare savory, warming meals suitable for cooler days.
A historic beverage hour feature suggests light savory bites for entertaining. Recipes include cheesy straws, tiny cream cheese and cherry paste sandwiches, liver pate style spread, truffle enrichments, buttered bread shapes, and caviar quick bites suitable for formal gatherings.
A list of easy party starters includes sliced Swiss cheese filled into holes with mustard and anchovy paste, cream cheese balls rolled in dried beef strips skewered with toothpicks, and stuffed olives wrapped in bacon then broiled for hot serving.
Food column offers meal ideas using bacon with creamed cabbage aquash or Swiss chard, suggesting leftover sour cream in meat dishes and a brown crisp fried chicken or chops with a mustard and cream mix. Notes appetizing combos and kitchen tips for housewives.
Gaylord John Bones travels to Sioux Falls after visiting son Harry D Bones and family. Mrs Russell Wright's sister Edigan Miner stays in Marshfield with Myrtle Puaint High School family. William Wise Jr and family move back to Band home after summer logging work. Mrs Dwight Alderman returns to Portland with her father Ern Johnson joining for visit. Mrs Mary C Richardson visits her mother Mrs Henry Hansen. Bernard Sakosaski of Mt Clemens Michigan visits cousin and husband Russell Wright. Mail truck breakdown causes transfer of mail to another truck. John Neal Jr family from Broadbent visit Clint Carman home. Rachel Bones recovering from illness and resting.
West Myrtle Point residents and friends attended meals and visits around the McClellan and Breuer households. A cast of locals including Gant, Miller, Bowers, Breuer, Linn, Clinton, Barklow, and Ellis shared luncheons and dinners from Monday through midweek, with visits ranging to Coquille and Arago.
Twin Oaks Duke Davenport has again taken up his duties at the Ford ranch near Coquille. Lela June McDonald was an overnight guest of Lois and Lila Davenport Saturday.
Claude Randleman returned from Rock Creek camp over the weekend. LW McAdam family heads to Eugene for a University course in physical education. J W Barnett and niece Esther depart for Ashland with Lola Norris and Lavaun Aasen who are pursuing second year studies at Southern Oregon Normal. Jesse A Barnett relocates to Newberg to preach in the Brethren church. John Diamond family visits Sam Damron and Ernest Watkins over the weekend as Jesse Dramron’s party travels.
Tous Damron and Mr Mrs C A Swift along with Mr and Mrs Leon Smith visited Saturday at the Erseet in Wathing. Edward Watkins and son from Coquille stayed through Sunday morning with Mrs B L Watkin. Robert NeNeil directed a big field on Aa Myrtle Cox's place as Swift conducted business in Myrtle Point Friday morning and reviewed the Fall.
Dora Miller and family from Marshfield visited Mrs. Miller's parents the Marcys. Miss Wanda Houdyshell hosted and dined with Glenn Thompson. Eloise Crowley of Brewster Valley was honor guest at a farewell party in Brewster Valley gym. Several households including Bunch, Shepherd, Houdyshell, and Bilderback spent Sunday with relatives in Fairview and McKinley. Harold Shepherd's family visited Myrtle Point and Coquille.
A collection of brief weekend and weekday social visits. Names include Mr and Mrs William Schiller, Robert Parrish, Genevieve and Robert Johnson, W E Bigelow, Miss Ile Parrish of Broadbent, Oscar Parrish, J L Parrish, Byrd Smith of Tenmile, Frank McNair, Lester Billings and sons Clifford and Chartea, Sam Harris of Ophir, Lak residence, Leland McNair and Kenneth, Charles Southmayd, Dick Southmayd, Elizabeth Woodruff, Everett Parrish, and other local residents noted with their respective hosts and homes.
Mrs Parrish and Mrs Wells Bigelow visited with two grandchildren Genevieve and Robert John at the Lusk Tweeday home Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Schellhammer were business visitors in Myrtle Point Tuesday. Mrs Perrish and children Catherine and Wallace called at the Lusk home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Lee Atkinson and baby daughter of Riverton visited the KL Culbertson home Saturday evening. Marie Painter will travel Sunday to stay with a relative while Mrs Jezee Laird visits. Mrs Stella Miller, Mrs Rifle Adams and children from Medford visited last week at Roland Weekly. Kelly Clinton of Lee spent Sunday with his parents. Bert Mead and Ivan Clinton were Myrtle Point visitors Tweeday.
Bancroft Mr and Mrs Arve Sargent and their sons Elmer and Georgy visited Henry Bryant's camp above Powels Sunday. Cecil Snyder returned from Myrtle Creek due to rain. L A Duncan family W A Clayton family and P A Ross and wife attended the Fair in Myrtle Point Friday. Mr and Mrs A L Rice and Mrs Erma Wihse attended the funeral of Hiram Hatcher in Myrtle Point Friday. Mrs Julia Gopford and son Alvin of Lebanon moved furniture from the Banquess ranch Sunday. Mr and Mrs E E Evernden attended the funeral of Hiram Materner in Myrtle Point Friday. Mr and Mrs Joan Fellner Mr and Mrs WoA Fish Mr and Mrs Arve Sargent and children George and Myrtle attended the Fair Saturday in Myrtle Point.
A partial list shows new phones installed this week including 33 M George Hollman on Bender Avenue 8 R 12 John Southmayd on North Fork COM L KB Henry on Seventh Boulevard With several entries incomplete the report notes ongoing uptake of local communications equipment and fourth quarter upgrades.
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