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’■W t ■ > J. PAGE SIX THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENT1N 1' .. ...................... LIBERTY THEATRE, COQUILLE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, _______________________ APRIL 8 & 9 . . ________________________________________________________ THE MIRACLE OF ENTETSTAJNMENT THAT HAS AMAZED THE WORLD PLAY » GREATEST FIGHT INALI SCREEN X 'ä< 'S €AV ON/OUR MAGAZINES mtot'eeneotkmal'magasln« value« of all th dos more than the price of thia newapapar sf thaas fine Ctab Offers. Pathfinder (WHy), 26 Issues HouseholdMegaiine, I yr. .« Good Stories, I yr. f Illustrated Mechanics, I yr. n > American Poultry Jml., I yr. •v The Ferm Journal, I yr. » »PyTHIS NEWSPAPER. ONE YEAR 1 Woman’s World, I y$. Pathfinder (Wkly), I yr- Needlecraft, 2 yrs. Good Stories. I yr. f® 3 WQU Successful Farming, I yr. THIS NEWSPAPER. ONE YEAR JR&K 9 ’Big 6 Offer" "Big 5 Offer” B •v », r i Pleasant Hill School Notes News Notes From Powers Two pupil's from the Pleasant Hill school have been entered for the county spelling contest: Leia Wil berger, 6th grade; and Ellis Crosby, 7th grade. Lola has received a per fect score in every spelling lesson given for two six weeks periods. The fifth grade language class is writing a book entitled, "The Adven tures of Benjamin Bunny.” Several chapters have been completed and prove to be very interesting. Last Friday afternoon the first of the "Around the World by Radio” programs was given under the direc tion of Melvin Wilbarger. The acene represented a room in which a man was trying to find new stations on his radio. He succeeded in getting Port land, Ore., and an interesting program of American poems, plays, etc., was given by pupils concealed behind a screen. At the next program the man will try for Dublin, Ireland. Melvin Wilberger, 6th grade, has added his name to the list of those successful in securing a perfect score in every spelling lesson given for six weeks. Those absent from school on ac count of sickness during the past week are: Averill Bennett, Donald, Illene, Ada Bells and Ivan Cotton, Helen White, Elim and Isella Crosby, Arthur Wilberger and Hugh Gear hart. Albert Powers drove about forty head of young cattle to his Twin river ranch Tuesday. They had quite an exciting time fording the swollen waters of the Coquille. Mrs. Glenn Morgan returned to Portland Monday evening. Mrs. Mor gan has been nursing Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Morgan, who have been serious ly ill with flu. Born, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Hull, a son. Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Zimmerman, ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. Al Winn, drove to San Francisco last Thursday, for a visit with relatives. Mrs. Phoebe Wilson returned to Powers Sunday from Bridge where she has been nursing a case. Donne Marie Woolms was brought home Tuesday from the hospital. She had been seriously ill with intestin al flu. Mr*. G. P. Stewart, who has been quite ill, is up and about the house. Seven inches of snow was reported on Eden ridge Tuesday morning. A crew of men are picking up logs along the Soduthern Pacific right of way between here and Marshfield. A bunch of jolly good fellows iq North Powers are paying a visit to Coos county and are now house guests of Sheriff Hees, after trying to see who was the beet man. V. R. Wilson, Optometrist. Eyes Glasses fitted. Broken McLain Lump Coal, >5.00 per ton, examined. cash. Mansell Dray A Delivery Co. lenses duplicated. Grimes Building, ltf Phone 224-L litt Coquille, Ore. ! I COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL t, 1982. ■,1 11 1 ' 1 1 Myrtle Union Christian Endeavor will be held at Bridge at 2:30 next Sun day afternoon. McKinley Notes The sick folks in this neighborhood seem to be on the mend. Mrs. C. A. Miller who has been suffering from ulcer* of the stomach is a little better but still on a milk diet. Jessie Law horn is up but not able to be in school. Avia Jenkins is imprqgjyg. She had a septic sore throat and rfir aister. Aria, who attends Coquille high school, also had the same trouble it seems. Vorn and Archie Hansen are out of school this week on account of flu and sore threats. Wednesday morning the only pas senger on the school bus was Leonard Lawhorn from this community. The monthly summary as given by the local weather observer for March is: maximum temperature, 78 on Mar. 81. Minimum, 80 on Mar. 8. Total precipitation for the month, 12.45 inches. Greatest in 24 hours, 3.15. Since Sept. 1 the total rainfal has been 63.87 inches. Archie Hansen got his 100 chicks a week ago for his Smith-Hughes project and so far has had no casual tie« among them. The Jenkins family are moving from the Wilcox place where they have lived for the last five years to ¡.he Kenneth Laird farm on Cherry creek. A family by the name of Perry will occupy the Wilcox place for the present v- Where Dollars Are Never Idle At this Bank, dollars are never idle. Give them the opportunity to earn more money for you by depositing them regularly. You can open an ac count with us either in person or by mail. 3% Interest Paid on Savings Account« FIRST NATIONAL BANK OLDEST NATIONAL COQUILLE BANK IN COOI COUNTY OREGON ESTABLISHED Defendant in and to the following des cribed real property, to-wit: Beginning at the quarter quarter section corner on the East boundary of the Southeast quarter of Section 26 in Township 27 South, of Range 15 West of the Willamette Mendian Mrs. Hansen’s report of precipita Coos County, Oregon, and running tion since Sept. 1 indicates that they thence West along the quarter quar have had about six inches more rain ter section line 769 feet to a point; North 5 degrees, 37 minutes fall at McKinley .than the weather ob thence East 362.74 feet, thence North 28 de- server at Coos Bay reports. Kees, East 139 feet; thence North degrees, East 167 feet: thence If you want to subscribe for a Port North 8H degrees East 155 8 feet: South 83 degrees West 169.6 p land daily the clubbing combination thence feet, thence North 4 degrees Easi we offer with the Sentinel will MTt 106.3 feet; thence South 70 degreea West 80 feet; thence North 29V4 vou money. Bridge Happenings degrees West 88.6 feet; thence North Mrs. Carrie Benham went to Co- 6 degrees East 90.5 feet; thencr North 83 degrees West 149.2 feet; quille Monday, where she will visit thence North 21 degrees West 115.5 relatives for a time and than go on NOTICE TO CREDITORS feet; thence North 30 degrees, 06 to Fairview for a visit there. NOTICE is hereby given that Let-____________ minutes East _____ 289.84 ___ feet to a point Hooton’s Haven was the scene of torn of Administration upon the estate on the quarter section line between a jolly affair Saturday evening when of Nancy Argivia O’Neil, deceased, the Northeast quarter and Southeast have been iasued to me out of and un- quarter of said section 26; thence the young people’s class of the Sun der the seal of the County Court for ; East along said quarter section line day school was entertained with an Coos County, Oregon. i 875.8 feet to the quarter section cor- All persona having claims against ner on the East boundary of said April Fool party. After games and contests, refreshments were served. said estate are required to present section 26; thence South along the them, with proper vouchers at the of Section .................. .......................... line 1825.6 feet to the place Those present were Mr. and Mm. fice of James Watson, attorney at law, of beginning and containing 23.24 Oliver Clarke, Elise Lamp, lonella in Tile First National Bank Building acres; Also a atrip of land 10 rods Curtis, Laurene Gettmann, Alma Lar in the City of Coquille of said County wide off the South side of the South kins, Tommy Luttrell, Glenn Hutton, and State within six months from the east Quarter of the Northeast Quar ter or Section 26 in Township 27, date of this notice. Junior Bartlett, Olin Lett, Clarence Dated this 1st day of April A. D., South of Range 12 West of the Wil Clayton and the Hooton family. 1982. lamette Meridian in Coos County, James Watson, Administrator Oregon; Ray Beckett had sufficiently re 12t5 Said sale being made subject to re covered from his recent injuries that demption in the manner provided by FORECLOSURE 8ALE he was able to return Monday to. his law. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, work at Allegany. Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 30th That under and by virtue of an Ex day of March, 1982. The regular meeting of the Bridge ecution and Order of Sale issued out H. E. Haas, Grange waa held Friday evening. Sev of the Circuit Court of the State of 12t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. eral busineaa matters were attended Oregon for the County of Coos on the to and it waa decided to meet at eight 30th day of March, 1982, in a certain NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S 8ALE OF o’clock for the aummer. The Blue cause in said Court pending wherein REAL PROPERTY Portland Mortgage Co., a corporation, aide is ahead now in the contest. J. is Plaintiff, ana Bessie B. Savage In pursuance of a decree of fore T. Evernden, W. A. Lett and Harold and D. H. Savage, her husband, and closure and order of sale made and James were appointed on the “oats” M. L. Kline Company, a corporation, entered in the Circuit Court of the committee for next meeting and Nel are Defendants, Caso No. 9665, of said State of Oregon for Coos County, Court and commanding me to sell the lie Culver, Alice Evernden and Mar hereinafter described real property to March 21, 1932, in the auit of Douglas and Loan Association, a cor jorie Magell are to have charge of the aatiafy the sum of 82983.96 with in Building poration, plaintiff, vs. William Brown, decorating. A radio program is terest at 10 per oent from March ’ W. H. Mansell, Ann ManseH and planned for the next meeting, which 29th, 1932, an Attorney fee of $150.00 Schroeder A Gano, Inc,, a corporation, and costs and disbursements $25.40, will be held on April 15. They ex together with accruing coats, I WILL defendants, for the recovery of the pect to get most of the important sta ON SATURDAY, THE 30th DAY OF aum of one thousand four hundred tions in the U. S., also heaven—and APRIL, 1982, at the hour of 10 sixty-six and 29-100 (81466.29) dol o’clock in the forenoon of said day at lars with interest thereon at ten per possibly the other place! the front door of the County Court cent per annum from March 21, 1932, There were 50 in attendance at House in the City of Coquille, Coos the further sum of one hundred and Sunday School. The pulpit waa filled .County, Oregon, offer for sale and forty (8140.00) dollars as attorney’s fees and plaintiff’s costa and disburse by Wm. Barnett, of Arago. Plans sell at public auction, to the highest ment«, taxed at $18.80, and of an ex best bidder for cash in hand, all are under way for a Mother’s Day and the right, title and interest of the ecution upon said decree and order of program on May 8th. Jesse Barnett said Defendants in and to the follow sale duly issued out of said court on the 26th day of March, 1982, I will will have charge of the morning ser ing described real property, to-wit: Lot numbered 11, in Block numbered expose for sale and sell at public auc vice next Sunday. tion, aa the law directa, at the court E. B. Dean A Company’s Second Albert Reed left Tuesday morning 6, Addition to the Town of Marshfield, house door of said County in the City for Reedsport where he has employ Coos County, Oregon, according to of Coquille, Oregon, on Saturday the the plat thereof on file and of record 80th day of April, 1982, at eleven ment for the present at Dunham’s. ’clock A. M. the real property situ Floyd, the ten-year old son of Mr. in the office of the County Clerk of o ated in the County of Coos and State Coos County, Oregon; also and Mrs. I. B. England, died Saturday Beginning at a point which is 100 of Oregon and described in said de morning at their home at Remote. feet North 0 degrees 12 minutes East cree and order of sale as follows When about four years old he had and 380 feet North. 89 degrees, 48 to-wit: Commencing at the Southwest cor sleeping sickness from which he nev minutes West from the Southeast cor ner of Lot two (2) in block three (8) ner of Block numbered 65, Railroad er recovered, though a number of Addition to Marshfield, Coos County, of the original town of Coguille City, specialism were connsulted and ev Oregon; thence North 0 degrees, 12 Coos County, Oregon, and running ery effort made to resore him to minutes East 50 feet; thence North thence Westerly along the line of feet; 1 I di,Un'« ot. twenty-five degrees, 48 minutes West 140 feet' health. For months he had been 89 thence South 0 degrees, 12 minutes I at right angle« gradually growing worse, and since West 50 feet; thence South 89 de- ^oZth/r,7• distance of »eventy-five ^ence at right angles East- the first of the year had been in bed greea, 48 minutes East 140 feet to the . <7®> West boundary line of Lot moat of the time. The body was place of beginning, formerly known ' *r'y and described and prior to vacation ' ^) a distance of twen- taken to Corvallis for interment. Be thereof, as Lot* numbered 25 and 26, ! ty-five (25) feet, thence at right sides Ms parents, he leaves two sis of Block numbered 72, Railroad Addi- . .y *’??? th.‘ ’ine ters, Verna Mae and Dorie. tion to Marshfield, Coos County, One- ! tween said lota two (2) and three (8) ; a distance of seventy-five (75) feet to Miss Laurene Gettmann waa a gon. m Said sale being made subject to re the place of beginning, being a parcel guest of the Fred Scofield family Sun demption in the manner provided by of land twenty-five (25) feet by sev enty-five (75) feet out of the South day. law. easterly corner of Lot three (8) in Dated at Coquille. Oregon, thio 30th Mrs. Dwight Culver entertained a block three (8) having a frontage of day of March, 1982. group of ladies at her home one af twenty-five (26) feet on First Street H. E. Hess, ternoon last week, Mrs. Frank Her- 12t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. and a depth of seventy-five (75) feet. Said sale will be made for cash in ker being the guest of honor. At the hand and will be subject to confirma FORECLOSURE SALE close of a pleasant afternoon dainty tion by said court. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, refreshment* were «.erred to the fol Dated at Coquille, Oregon, March That under and by virtue of an Exe 9ATURDAY, THE 16th DAY OF lowing: Mrs. Clarence Bartlett, of cution and Order of Sale issued out 29th, 1982. H. E. Hess, APRIL, 1932, at the hour of 10 Myrtle Point; Mrs. Harold James, of the Circuit Court of the State of 12t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon o’clock in the forenoon of said day at Mrs. Frank Culver, Mrs. Geo. San Oregon for the County of Coos on the the front door of the County Court ders, Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Mrs. Graver 80th day of March, 1982, in a certain House in the City of Coquille, Coos FORECLOSURE SALE cause in said Court pending wherein County, Oregon, offer for sale and Wilson, Mrs. Vem Magill, Mm. W. A. E. F. Keller is Plkintiff, and Mildred NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sail at public auction, to the highest Lett, Mrs. Garland Bryant, Mrs. Barker is Defendant, Case No. 9868, That under and by virtue of an Exe and best bidder for cash in hand, all Dan Cribbins, Katherine Koch, Maude of said Court and commanding me to cution and Order of Sale issued out of the right, title and interest of the said Hooton and the honored guest and sell the hereinafter described real the Circuit Court of the State of Ore Defendants in and to the following property to satisfy the sum of $2000.- gon for the County of Coos on the described real property, to-wit: the hostess. v 00 with interest at 8 per cent from 11th day of March, 1932, in a certain Lot (Numbered Nine (8), in Block Constance Knight had her tonsils April 15th, 1981, an Attorney fee of cause in said Court pending wherein Numbered fifteen (15), South Marsh $235.00 and costa and disbursements Portland Mortgage Co., a corporation, removed Friday at the Mast hospital $21.30 together with accruing cotta, is plaintiff and Glenn E. Taber and field, Coos County, Oregon, according in Myrtle Point and ia rocorerlnr I WILL ON SATURDAY, THE 80th Frieda M. Taber, his wife, are De to the plat thereof on Ale and of record in the office of the County Clerk of nicely. DAY OF APRIL, 1932, at the hour of fendants, Case No. 9881, of said Court Coos County, Oregon. 10 o ’ clock in the forenoon of said day and commanding mo to cell the here Mr. and Mrs. Said sale being made subject to re at the front door of the County Court inafter described real property to Sat demption in the manner provided by Sunday evening House in the City of Coquille, Coos isfy the sum of 82908 89 with interest law. visit with the Joe Lett family at Nor Vrt County, and | — at - -- ’ui!«/, Oregon, offeu. for sale *«>■*« —• cent s*v»i a aval 4VLII, J0 p per from m March 10th, iro£, 1982, Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 11th sell at public auction, to the highest i an Attorney fee of 3200.00 and costa day way. of March, 1932 and best bidder for eash in hand, all and disbursements 625.40. 32540, together The executive committee meeting of with accruing costa, I WILL ON 10t5 Sheriff ofHC^e%nty. Oregon
