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THE COQUILLE VALLET 8BNT1NEL, COQUILLE, OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 4, 1932
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
“The Four Fluaher,’’ a play given
by the high school faculty, was pre
sented Friday afternoon and evening.
Everyone who attended reported one
of the best plays that has ever been
presented in this community. It was
an amusing story of a young shoe
clerk, who through cleverness, per
sonality and plenty of wholesome
faith in himself, becomes a million
aire. The cast may be characterised
aa follows: Jerry Dean, a sweet and
sympathetic young girl, the faithful
—tomorrow you may wish you’d changed
cashier in the shoe «tors, Miss Sick;
Evangeline Gay, a breezy, aggres
to Goodyears today.
sive newspaper woman on the wrong
Those old tires may have gone farther than you have any
side of thirty, Miss Linn; Horace
right to expect, but don't trust them too far. And you
Riggs, ■ brittle old man of fifty who
know your next puncture will wipe out all you’re “sa-
¡looks every day of it, L. P. Linn;
ing.” Better change to new Goodyears, THE leading
' Andy Whittaker, the best ehoe clerk
make, today. That's safer, wiser. Let na show you the
in town, Mr. Rickard; Mrs. Dwight
big value we’re offering for little
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Allen, k, society woman, Miss Barker;
June Allen, the only child of a wealthy
family, Miss Alverdee; Dr. Giles Far
aday, a young doctor, Mr. Sawyer;
Latest lifetime guaranteed.
P. J. Hannerton, an important banker,
Each
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Mr. Essman; Robert Riggs, a young
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Whittaker, a millionaire, Mr. Church;
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Mr. Rogers, an automobile salesman,
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30x4.50
James Lewellen; Mr. Gateson, a gray
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haired jeweler, Jean Presslqr; the
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maid, Miss Lindros.
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Mrs. Arthur Bennett and Mns. J.
6.75
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W. Leep, of Norway, spent Saturday
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31x5.00
at the Florence Guerin home.
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Walter Donald left laak week for
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Wisconsin, where he will visit for a
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month or six weeks, having received
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word that two of his sister« were se
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riously ill in a hospital there.
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Monday morning Mns. T. M. Stover
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was pleasantly surprised by her neph
ew, Ernest Terry, and wife who came
Sat.
Wed.
TUNE IN
to visit her; the Terrys are from San
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Goodyear Coast • to - Coast N. B. C.
Franciseo.
Mrs. Walter Huff returned home the
first of the week from Portland, where
she spent a week with her little
daughter, Margery, who is in the
Shrine hospital.
V. V. Hagerdorn «pent the week-
Coquille, Oregon
end in Salem with his mother.
Phone 133
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Laird and
daughter. Marguerite, were business
STRANG’S GARAGE
HOOKER’S GARAGE
visitors in Grants Pass last Thursday.
Day and Night Service
Open Day A Night
Mrs. M. J. Morrison returned home
J
Tuesday after spending two weeks in
Portland with her'brother, Albert La
I ship when they defeated the Riverton i Branch, who has been in the Good Sa
Live News From Arago
' squad 19 to 16 Friday evening at Riv maritan Hoapital.
Mrs. Geo. Hampton spent Monday
Mrs. Walter Huff received the sad
erton. The teams were evenly match
visiting her mother, Mrs. B. 8. Wal
ed and displayed wonderful team . news the first of the week that her
len, of Myrtle Point
Mrs. Wallen
, work. The game started off with a father in Germany had passed away
has been confined to her bed the past
4 to 4 score at the end of the first very suddenly February 12th.
two weeks, but is able to be up a lit
Miss Marguerite Laird has been ill
quarter. Arago was in the lead by a
tle at present.
few points at the half.
With four with the flu the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robison enjoyed
Mrs. Ella Payer, of Indiana, ar
minutes to play Riverton again tied
a visit Thursday night with Mr. and
the score 14 to 16 and Arago by some rived last week ,to make her home
Mrs. Lynn Averill and little daugh
clever team work managed to score with Mrs. L. L. Strong.
ter, Donna, of Corvallis. They were
another field basket and converted a * Mrs. G. L. McRay is confined to her Fish. A pleasing program was then
Riverton News
Cleo Bush and Helen Nulf.
enroute to Gold Beach on business.
foul shot in those last few momenta bed with the flu. She has been ill for given u follow«: A review of their
Doraine Harmony and Geraldine
Mr. and Mrs. frank Miller enjoyed
Riverton boys and girls played their
and won by the final score of 19 to 16. about two weeks but is slowly recov wedding day, in poem form, by Mrs.
a visit Sunday with their daughter
last league games of the season at Rogers visited school Monday. Both
The Riverton girls defeated the Ara ering.
W. W. Gage; “Silver Threads Among Lakeside Wednesday night.
and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
Both were former students from Leneve.
go girls by a large margin, thereby
The Methodist Ladies Aid met Wed the Gold/’ by I<evi Bunch and Jennie
ford Summerlin, of Lee.
were victorious, the boys winning by Doraine plans to start to school here
winning the *'B” league championship. nesday at the home of Mrs. Tom Hall Bogan, Mrs. L. Bunch accompanying
The Ladies Aid has discontinued
a score of 33 to 14." Despite the fact next week. She will be a freshman
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Aasen, Mr. and on the old Coquille road.
on the piano and Alice Bunch on the that it appears the victory was an in high school, which will make six
their regular Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Geo. Hampton, Mm. L. R. Hamp
Miss Thelma Snyder is in charge of violin; two violin solos by Raymond
meetings until further notice. The
easy one, both teams played hard and teen in the freshman clasa.
ton, Mrs. C. E. Schroeder and Mrs. the office at the Mast hospital during Benthin; “Just a Song at Twilight,"
Iva Ward and Edith Van Leuven,
change was made owing to the busy
Sarah Barklow attended Grange at the time that Mias Irene Hayes is on by Mrs. Mary Gage, Jennie Bogan well. One outstanding feature on the from Parkersburg, visited school last
season.
Riverton team was the manner in
Myrtle Point Tuesday.
her vacation.
and Levi Bunch; two recitations by
Friday. Also Lucille Harmony, Ger
Mrs. Fred Lafferty attended the
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robinson, of
The G. M. Parker family surprised Mrs. J. V. Leep; two darky recita which Frank and Bill McFarlane aldine Rogers, and Mary Sachett, of
Ladies Club at Myrtle Point Monday
played
to
and
with
each
other
Klamath Falls, visited friends and Mr. Parker Thursday evening with a tion by Mrs. Ray Benthin. After the
Leneve, visited the same day.
afternoon.
relatives in this vicinity last week.
party on his 67th birthday. The ev program a delicious lunch was served throughout the game. The lineup of
Mrs. Lester Clausen, of Leneve, had
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow and
the
two
teams
was
as
follows:
Lake
Mrs. Emily Hickam entertained ening was spent in games, after which of gold cake and ice cream.
Those
the misfortune to burn her hand very
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward and
side,
Merregant
and
Jacobson,
for
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her refreshments were served. The guests attending were: Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
badly with hot grease Wednesday
eon, Gerald, made a business trip to
little son, Kent’s fourth birthday. A were Elmer Russell and his mother, Bunch, Mrs. Mary Bennett, Mr. and wards; Simeon and Noble, guards; morning.
Gardiner Saturday. They also visited
Lindros,
center.
For
Riverton,
F.
Mc
number of his little friends were in Mrs. Helen Ru^tell, Mrs. J. G. Bing Mrs. Martin Nagel; Mrs. C. George,
The operetta, “Polished Pebbles,” is
the Bert Pauli family there and re
vited in and they spent a very pleas ham, Mr. and Mns. Forest Moon and Ham Bunch; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Farlane and W. McFarlane, forwards; to be delivered at the gymnasium on
port Mrs. Pauli in very poor health.
Smith
and
Hull,
guards;
Van
Leuven,
ant afternoon playing games, after family, Mr. aqd Mrs. Ted Johnson Epps, Mrs. Steve Epps, Mr. and Mrs.
Friday, April 1st. It is under the di
Mrs. Edith Woodward enjoyed a
which refreshments of pink ice cream and daughter, Patty Jean, Mr. and Walter Gage, Rose George, Mr. and center. Subs for Riverton, Schroeder rection of Mr. Haan and will be the
visit over the week end with her
and
Sacket.
and cake were served to the following Mm. Bair and two daughters, Mr. Mrs. Ray Benthin, Mr. and Mrs. Diere
daughter, Evelyn, who is teaching
Riverton will be represented at the first operetta ever attempted here.
guests: Glenda Stewart, Dorothy and Mrs. Turner MacDonald, Mr. and Bogan and son, Eugene,
Henry
school at Brookings and does not get
basket
ball tournament at Port Orford AU the characters of the play are
Ayers, David Moomaw, Donna Moo Mrs. Joe Mast and Rev. and Mm. E. George, Mrs. W. W. Gage, Mrs. Frank
home often, this being her first visit
Saturday.
The other schools to have chosen from among the high school
maw, Jimmie Milani, Laura Bernice V. Ostrander.
Fish, Mrs. Mary Gage and Helene and
since the holidays.
teams
there
that day will be Gold students. The chorus is made up of
Due to an unavoidable circumstance Bonnie Gage, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
C. C. Robison made a trip to Rose and Gerald Thomas Lillie, John Paul
Beach,
Bandon
and Langlois, and our the seventh and eighth grades. The
burg Thursday and drove home a Root, Patsy Milani and Junior Gul- the Oregon Products dinner will be Bennett, Mrs. J. V. Leep, Mr. and boys will draw names after they ar school and town orchestra will play a
strom.
given March 8th instead of March Mrs. Levi Bunch, Dorothy, Gretchen
few musical numbers before the oper
new International truck. Mr. Robi
Mrs. Frank Burbank has returned 4th. It will be given in Schroeder’s, and Alice Bunch, Mr. and Mm. C. A. rive at Port Orford to see which one etta.
son will haul milk on the lower river
of the schools they play. If Riverton
home
for
a
while.
She
has
been
keep
hall.
Bennett, Mrs. -Florence Guerin and
to Bandon again this summer and ow
The Riverton Independents played
“Guest Day” was observed by mem Esther Guerin, Estella Bennett, Mrs. wins at Port Orford the team will go lbe Lakeside Independents at Lake
ing to the increaae of milk was forced ing house for Mrs. Martha Mulkey at
to
the
tournament
at
Marshfield
be
Coquille.
i
bers
of
the
local
Woman's
Club
Mon
Lily Fish and Dr. and Mrs. J. R.
to purchase a larger truck.
ginning March 10th; but if they lose side Wednesday night and won by the
Arago Bull Dogs made a good show day afternoon at their regular meet Bunch.
Mrs. S. L. Lafferty visited her sis
at Port Orford, it will be the last narrow margin of 23 to 22.
The Myrtle Point Bobcats meet the
People from here who attended the
ter, Mrs. Hartley, at Bradley’s Lake ing when they played the Marshfield ing. Each member brought two per
game.
Pirates Tuesday evening after school. sons who were interested in the club. North Bend Bulldogs in the local gym
Sunday.
games at Lakeside Wednesday night
Riverton
boys
lost
to
Arago
bojna
The 4-H calf club for the coming The game was played to give the team Powers and Coquille clubs each sent nasium March 4. The Bobcats expect last Friday night on our floor,
The were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nulf and fam
year was organized at Arago Wed a little practice on the armory floor delegates to attend the meeting. Af to win this game, although the Bull score was 19 to 1«. Our girts, how- ily, Mr. and Mrs. Van Leuven and
nesday of laat week. R. M. Knox, as before tournament next week. Marsh ter the business meeting roll call was dogs defeated them by ten pointe in ever, won from Arago girls the name family, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Martin
sistant county agent, was present and field won the game, but only by the taken and each member . responded the former game.
and Ileene Harris.
with a favorite short poem or quota
T. M. Stover was a visitor at Port night. And after winning from Lake
assisted them in the organisation. small margin of 19 to 23.
side
girls
Wednesday
by
a
score
of
tion. The Coquille club presented a Orford Sunday.
Joseph Fetch, Price Schroeder, Clyde
New Cases in Circuit Court
musical
program which was the same
John Gearhart had his finger badly 10 to 0, our team stands as the undis
Coquille
F.
F.
A.
Broadcast
Lillie, Melden Carl, Luray Miller, Lee
puted Coos and Curry county cham
Feb. 26—'Hilda V. Peterson vs.
as
that
given
in
Coquille
last
Friday
smashed
last
Wednesday
while
work
Collier, Herbert Carl, and Woodrow
The Coquille chapter of the Future
pions. Our team has been coached by Theodore E. Peterson. Suit for di
ing in the machine shop
Robison registered for this year’s Farmers of Ameica fom Coquille evening.
Miaa Louise Smartt, of Eugene. She vorce.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Verne
McGill
enter
school.
The
end
of
his
work and officers were elected as fol High School gave a 30 minute pro
has done such splendid work with our
Feb. 27—Credit Service Co. vs. P.
lows: president, Herbert Carl; vice gram over radio station KOOS, tained at a dancing party Friday amputated.
girls, we are happy to have bad her. H. Black Motor Co.
night.
The
occasion
was
to
honor
the
The
Myrtle
Point
fire
department
president, Price Schroeder; secretary, Marshfield on February 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Kight and three
Feb. 27—In the matter of the liqui
Woodrow Robison; Melden Oarl was
That the boys’ efforts were appre birthday of Miss Katherine Hoch. was called out Saturday evening be little children from Rogue River spent
dation of the Bank of Southwestern
About
twenty-five
enjoyed
the
even
cause
of
a
fire
in
the
Zumwalt
apart
again elected leader.
He acted as ciated was shown by the number of
ing.
ments but it was extinguished before Monday and Tuesday of thia week at Oregon by A. A. Schram, state su
leader last year and finished all club phone calls the station received.
the W. W. Kight home.
perintendent of banks.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Johnson, of the department arrived.
work 100 per cent.
Mr. Knox also
W. M. Cunning, local Smith-Hughes
Friends here of Jack Carlson, of
Mar. 2—-Walter A. Urell vs. Eva
Dave
Parmeter,
of
Bandon,
is
the
awarded achievement pins to the fol Vocational Agriculture
instructor, Hillsboro, Ames Johnson, of Marsh new manager in Dunhmn’s, Of’couree. I 8um"er’ T**‘’*‘ word
* Urell. Suit for divorce.
io wing members for the completion had charge of the program and gave field, and Miss Imetta Johnson, of . .t .__
.
V__ _____ - — ceived
ceived a a verv
very seriou®
serious ent
cut on
on tK*
the u>
leg
Mar. 3—A. A. Schram, state super- ‘‘
of one year’s work: Joseph Fetch, Ray some interesting facta on the Future Sixes, were guests at the R. F. Gar A. Abraham, who has been here for below the knee while cutting wood a
intendent of banks, vs. G. and Mary
to
some
months,
has
been
transferred
Cornwell, Clyde Lillie and George Farmer organisation and vocational rett home Friday evening.
few days ago, and was rushed to the W. Wingate.
Pauli. Three year pins to Freddie agriculture as taught in the high
Mr. Rickard and his civics clam Coquille.
Keiser hospital in North Bend for
Mar. 3—State Industrial Accident
at
Frank
Young
is
employed
Milani, Joanne Milani, Willie Sinko, school.
went to Coquille Wednesday to hear
treatment Jack was a former River Commission vs. Jason L. Jewett.
Brookings,
doing
carpenter
work.
Woodrow Robison, Wallace Carl,
Lester Cunningham and George a trial.
Mrs. A. M. Cooper and Mrs. Caro ton student.
Clara Deism an, Leo Collier and Rich Ayres played two cornet duets.
Friends and relatives gathered at line Train arrived home from a
The primary children who were one
Camp Fire Girls Notes
ard Delam an. Four year pins were
The F. F. A. five-man quartet com the home of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bunch
hundred per cent in spelling for the
month
’
s
visit
in
Los
Angeles
with
Cheskehamay Camp Fire group
presented to Laura Milani, Iola Robi posed of Harry Helmkin, Delbert Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock to cele
entire week just past were: Leona held a meeting in the basement of the
son, Price Schroeder, Melden Carl. Donaldson, - Carl Yeoman, Russell brate the 50th wedding anniversary relatives.
Huston, Nellie Roe, Nancy Roberta, Junior High School Monday, Febru-
Mrs.
Arthur
Kane,
of
Gold
Beach,
Leadership pins were also presented Martindale and Ernest Cooper, sang of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bunch.
Miss
Alice Church and Virginia King.
,rY
Miss Shone, Ruth Osborne
to Laura Milani and Melden Carl.
the following groupa of songs includ Dorothy Bunch played the wedding left the Meat hospital last Wednes
The students on the honor roll fOT
Mrs. B.B. Watkins, of Halls Creek, ing their greeting, “How do you do march and Mr. and Mrs. Bunch took day, having recovered from a major the last six weeks’ period, with no «nd Alice Wheeler completed the re
quirements for the Woodgathers’
spent several days last week visiting Future
Farmers, ”
“Neopolitan their places beneath an arch of ever abdominal operation.
grade below a “two,” were: Choris rank.
at the 8. L. Lafferty home.
Nights,” “My Grandfather’s Farm,” greens and golden daffodils; they
Mae Hartwell, Marie Dye and Georgia
Reporter, Norm. McKeown
The Arago Bull Doge tied with Coos “Let me call you Sweetheart,” and were attended by Mm. Mary Bennett,
Justice Court blanks for sale at thia Philpott. Those receiving no grade
River for the "B” league champion- their closing theme.
sister of Mr. Bunch, and Mrs. Lily office.
below a "three” were: Violet Mor*«,
Calling carda 100 for 9140.
Don’
rag!
Goodyear Pathfinder
Coquille Service Station
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