The Coquille Valley sentinel., August 01, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. A. Esteb and two
children, Elizabeth and Robert Air-y.
left Stmday morning for their home
at Gaston, after several days* viait
with relatives in Myrtle Point.
Mrs. J. V. Leap left Sunday for
eastern Oregon, where she will speed
several weeks at the home of her
sister.
Mrs. G. Hamilton and daughters,
Velma and Katherine, arrived home
the first of the week from Salem,
where they visited friends for several
weeks.
William Baker and John Diekaou
left Tuesday for Salem, where they
will viait at the homo of William’s
brother, Non Baker.
Miss Ena Christensen left Tuesday
for her home at Alsea, Oregon, after
visiting friends in Myrtle Point.
to attend the publie opening of the new
Mrs. Fred Lafferty and little
daughter went to their home at Nor­
Coos Bi.y Steam Electric
way after several weeks’ stay at th-»
home of Mrs. Lafferty’s parents, Mr.
Generation Station
i and Mrs. Thomas Guerin.
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Mrs. Ells Guerin and daughter,
J lean, left Wednesday morning for
Paso Robles, California, where they
will visit at the home of Mrs. Guer­
in’s daughter and her hueband, Dr.
and Mrs. David Kelker.
They will
also visit Lorin Guerin and family at
Hollywood.
We want all of our customers and
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Russell return­
ed this week from a trip to Portland
friends to in.« pect this new, modern
and other valley points.
power plant which assures an abundance
Mrs. Millie Watem and daughter,
Gweneth, moved Sunday to the Sykes
of electric pou >r to take care of the
& Kenyon camp near Bancroft, where
she took the place of Mrs. Ella Guerin
future needs of the* rapidly growing
as cook.
“EVERGREEN EMPIRE.” Light re­
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Snyder are en­
joying a visit from their daughter,
freshments w 11 be served and each
Mrs. Wm. Cobbs, of Los Angeles, Cal­
guest will be given a souvenir pamphlet
ifornia.
Mrs. Karl Kauffman and Mrs.
describing our new Coos Bay Gener-
Charles Harlocker and daughter, Ann,
returned the last of the week from
erating Station
a few days’ visit in Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Bennett and
son, Melvin, made a trip to Eugene
Sunday. They returned the same day.
Miss Phydelias Morris returned to
her home in Coquille, after spending
a few days visiting friends in Myrtle
Point.
Mrs. Leimert and two children.
Peggy Lou and Joe, left the last of
the week for their home in Chicago,
after several weeks’ visit at the home
Mountain States
Power Company
of Mrs. Leimert’s parents, Rev. and
Mrs. E. V. Ostrander.
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Mrs. Daisy Hammond left for her
home in Portland, after spending sev­
eral days visiting at the home of her
son, B. Baird, and family.
* > Mrs. E. A. Folsom of Coquille,
visited at the home of heT brother,
Roy Garrett, and family Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence, Strong, of the North Veterans* Disability Allowances
Fork, went to Marshfield Wednesday
The local Post of the Veterans of
afternoon and will visit for several Foreign Wars of the United States
days at the home of her brother, wish to announce to all veterans of
MYRTLE POINT
Fritzy Bollenbaugh.
the World War that the Post Adju­
If you are tired of being sick-
Mr and Mrs. Mack MeCumber, of tant Ed Brophy, now has on hand
Sunday and Monday, Aug. 3 - 4
Call 51-R for an appointment
Los Angeles, California, called on old blank forms for applications by veter­
friends in Myrtle Point the first of ans for disability allowance under the
the week. This is Mr. McCumber’s World War Veterans Act 1224 as
The screen sensation that is rocking the universe with its
first visit to Coos county in thirty-five amended July 8, 1980. This disability
Cor. 2nd A Moulton 8ta.
jazzy, snappy, dazzling presentation of the gayest lives
years and he saye he sees many allowance is for the benefit of veter­
as they are lived in the high spots of a thrill-crazed young­
(in Mrs. Ida K. Owens* house)
changes and improvements since his ans who cannot show that their dis­
er set.
ability, whatever it may be, is ser­
last visit here.
Theatre Closes Monday Night
vice connected and whether they in­
George and Ray Guerin
Wednesday evening from
curred it before or since Nov. 11,
Infantile Paralysis
4. Eradicate flies and keep them
1918.
trip. They went to Salem
away from food.
(Oregon State Board of Health)
through the McKenzie Pass and on
This pension or disability allowance
6. Pasteurise or boH all milk.
The real cause of infantile paralysis
to Crater Lake. They report having will help many veterans who have
The
prevention of infantile paraly­
been unable heretofore to draw com­ or poliomyelitis is not known, hence
a very nice trip.
THI EMBLEM OF
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Deyoe enter­ pensation from the U. S. Veterans’ no definite rules can be laid down in sis means the avoidance of much un­
tained at a twelve o’clock dinner Bureau on account of being unable to regard to prevention. This disease necessary expense and worry; the
Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. R. W. show service connection of their dis­ usually occurs during the latter part prevention of much crippling of chil­
Airey and son. Wilfred, of Gaston, ability. It will also help veterans of the summer. The present epidemic dren and all that such means to the
who have been injured tn any manner in southern California occurring dur­ inulvidui^ and the stat«.
Oregon.
ing the summer months is quite out
An auto accident occurred near the since the war.
Gravel Ford News
Any Veteran who believes that he of the ordinary. So far thia year we
McCulloch home Sunday vening. The
WATCH FOR
i McCulloch family were just returning is entitled to this allowance is invited have not had an unusual number of
Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo West and
from i drive and were leaving the to visit Adjutant Brophy at his home , cases of infantile paralysis in thia family were Sunday visitors at the
highway and entering their home at 622 E. 10th 3f! any evening or state, however, every precaution Jack Mast home in Bangor.
when they were struck by another car. Sunday and he will help the veteran ' should bo taken to prevent the disease
A number of people from Brewster
from becoming epidemic.
None of the occupants were hurt but fill out hie application.
Valley, Shiloh, Grave] Ford and Leo
Any child with an unexplained enjoyed Sunday at Sunset and Shore­
Coquille Valley Post No. 1412, V. F.
the McCulloch car was badly dam­
W. now meets on the 2nd Friday of stomach or intestinal disturbance and acres.
aged.
Those in thy party were:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moore left Tues­ each month at Torval Johnson’s resi­ a temperature of 102 degrees, with a Mr, and Mrs. Walter Schroeder, Le­
Dave More and Lee Loney, of Mo­
Mr. and Mrif. •t-fbert Houghton, of day for their home at Bak yr, after a dence in Myrtle Point and at Floyd discomfort out of all proportion to
anne Schroeder, Iris Clinton, Norma
lalla, arrived in Powers Wednesday Myrtle Point, are moving to Powers. two weeks' stay in Myrtle Point. Smith’s residence in Coquille on the the -symptoms, should be kept apart
Johnson. Carl, Jessie and Kenneth
and went on to their mines near Sam Mr. Houghton is working at the Col­ While here they visited at the home 4th Friday of each month.
from other children for a few days laird, Lewis West, Thelma Iverson,
Hall’s place on Thursday.
and the family physician called. Pain *
lier camp.
of Reuben Roupp.
Velds Bunch, Bessie Bunch, Adrisn
Dr. Milton B Walker will arrive in
A jolly crowd of R. N. A. from
in the neck, back, and limbs, general Schroeder and Phyllki and Sonny
Mrs. Charles Butler entered Keizer
Annual
Meeting
of
Churches
Powers the last of the week and take Myrtle Point visited the Powers R. N. ! ' hospital last week where she will re-
weakness and clumsiness about the Bunch. Later in the afternoon they
over the Coos Bay Lumber Co. work A. camp Monday night. After the * | ' ceive medical treatment.
The Christian churches of Cooe fourth day of the illness, mark the were joined by Nettie Crosby and
and general practice. The people of regular business meeting the Myrtle j Mr. and Mrs. P. Parrish, of Broad- cointy will hold their annual get-to­ onset of paralysis and may establish children, Virginia Crosby and Bernies
and vevvA
this vicinity will surely appreciate an Poiat aav«n
camp took the ekaiM
chairs and
put
visited Sunday at the home of gether next Sunday, August 8. The the diagnosis. Then a strict quaran- Bennett,
active man. Dr. Walker will be ae- on the degree work,
At
a* the
tk- close, Mu brother, Oscar Parrish, on the meeting will begin at 1 p. m. in the lo- tine must be established and observed
Mr and Mrs. Edward Mallard who
companied by hie wife and six-weeks lunch was served to the following i Roseburg highway near Myrtle Point. •al Myrtle Grove when a basket din­ under the directions of the family
hs.c been spending the summer at
old baby.
guests: Ruby Northup, Sophia Hall, ’ Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Stover returned ner will be spread.
physicians. Prompt reporting of any the Luke Shook home returned to
At the school meeting Saturday the Nellie Ray, Eva Hazlewood, Anna' Thursday from a business trip to
At 2:80 the entire group will as- ease or suspected ease ia the first ro- their home at North Bend 8unday.
voters voted down buying the Hut. Tripp, Blanch Felcher, Alice Fite, Ida • Portland.
cmble in the local church building for •Tuirement of efforts at control. The
Mies Retha Watson, London Ton­
Too high a price wa« give as the Harris, Elizabeth Noel, Ethel Miller,
the services and program of the af­ following measures will aid material­ kins and Jesse Laird were Monday
reason for voting it down.
Henry Schroeder, Joe Mast, Kate
ternoon.
ly in preventing the spread not only evening viaitors^at the J. 9, Cl nton
Slim McCarty is much improved, Tripp, Lily Peknson, Edna Barger, 50 at Irrigation Field Meeting
Mr. T. M. White, of North Bend, of poliomyelitis but many other home. '
, ’.Y
after suffering from ptomaine poison Sarah Mast, Carrie McCulloch, Cora
There were shout fifty in atten- will bring the message. , Others hav­ -ommunicable diseases that are like­
Alfred Culbertson, son of E. L.
last Week.
Heath, Gladys Evans, Laura Schroed- dance at the irrigation fie’d me ting ing part in the program are: T. B. ly to appear in epidemic form.
Culbertson, has been quite ill for the
The executive committee of the P. er, Bernice Houghton. Mary Fite and tat the G. M. Parker ranch to-th of MacDonald, Myrtle Point; C. A. Phil­
1. Avoid large gatherings when a past week. He is somewhat improved
T. A. will meet with the new preoi- Ada Lemon.
¡Myrtle Point last Saturday, and eon-
ps MarshfieldjJtlM Low. of Marsh
dent. Mw Olin Lay, At the home of
Noble Rivingis enjoying “fvlsft -dcrable Interest shown in the plant field, and D. L. Hackett and Mrs. H. •omm u n ¡t able di sea se fa t n the com­ at thfa w r i t i ng.-------- --------------------
munity. This applies especially to
Miss Gladys Clinton spent several
the secretary, Esther Jones, on Fri- from his sisters.
¡«nd it operation which Mr. T.rfcer W. Covalt, Coquille.
children.
Children under fifteen days last week visiting at the Chaa.
day.
i Mose Endicott and W. H. Dancer, | conducts. A Fordson tract tt is used
hould not go places where there may Woolridge home at Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mathews visit-' of Myrtle Point, are at the mines at by him to pump the water from the
Methodist Episcopal Church. ■be careless coughers or sneezers, or
A large crowd attended the dance
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river, and it is a very economical sys-
ed 1 over
the
week
Salmon
mountain,
where
food
in
handled
by
hands
that
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In
the community hall Saturday
home of Ida May Mathews.
j *' Mr. and " "
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Sunday
School,
10
a.
m.
Mrs. Ruseell Morgan spent tern he has developed. Farmers from
have not been washed just previously. night.
Morning Preaching, 11 st. m.
Mrs. Jim Winters, of Roseburg, is j the week end in Powers. Mr.
river as ~
Bandon
“ Morgan as far
" down
’
’ > were
1 2. Cover the nose and mouth with
Miss Ruth Whteon, who has been
Evening Preaching 8:00 p. m.
making an extended visit with her is working at Medford thio summer present to sec the system in •> aera­
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:80 a handkerchief vAen sneezing or spending her vacation at the E. L.
brother, Allison Roberta.
and Mrs. Morgan at Eugene.
tion.
coughing. The secretions of the nose Culbertson home, went to Powers to
p. m.
M. T. (Slim) Thompson has sold 1 Henry Schroeder, Elmer Rusaefi,
Scriptural, spiritual preaching.
and throat may harbor the germs or help with the household duties at the
the cedar on hie claim and it will be George Hamilton, Rev. Mr. Ostrander
Notice: Farmers—Wo buy Be»f,
Arthur MaeMillian home.
communicable disease.
G. A. Gray, Pastor.
logged immediately. A crow of five ; and son. Donald, Elbert Schroeder 1 Veal. Pork. Poultry and Hides, at the <
8. Wash the hands with soap and
men are getting the road in shape for ’ and Cecil Barker are camping this ECONOMY CASH MAMET, Co-1
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trucks.
(week at Daphne Grove Ashing.
“la it insured?"
water before eating.
quille, Oregon.
Insure your car with Ned C. KeHey. ’
You
Are
Invited
Friday, Aug. 1,
6:30 p. m
Plan Now to Attend!
Hiland Theatre!
Ladies of Leisure
NOW BEING
IN THIS
INSTALLED
THEATER
News from Powers
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Chiropractic HSrth
DR. J. F. YOUNG