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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1932)
f ----- -, MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Elder and Mre F. 8. Bunch left Friday for Portland, where Elder Bunch will enter a hospital for medi cal treatment Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sayers left THE NEW for their homo in Klamath Falla after a short viait with Mrs. Sayers’ moth er, Mrs. Zumwalt. Robert 8. Clarke left Thursday for Loo Angeles, where he will attend the Olympic games. Mr. and Mrs. M. Oarneski took a load of lumber to Gold Beach Satur day, returning Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Krantz arrived last week from Covina, Chlif., for an ex tended visit at the home of her par ITH complete assurance that ents, Mr. and Mre. J. D. Barklow. the Foods bought here are of Paul Scaife arrived Monday from MYRTLE POINT, OREGON Walla Walla, Washington, and has ac first quality you’ll get further ap cepted a position in the Mast Motor ^fateti n preciation from the fact that the Co. Miss Helen Whitaker arrived home prices are right, too. Under new management Saturday from Eugene, where she has Completely Renovated been attending the University, study ing the Chinese language. Miao Whitaker will leave for China on Aug. 6th on the steamship Jefferson from / Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Porterfield re that are appetising— turned to Merrill, Oregon, after a few days’ visit at the home of Mrs. Opening Special Milk Shakes 10c Plums, Apricots, Canteloupes, Porterfield’s mother, Mrs. Sarah Wil Excellent Hine Cooking liams. Grapes, Peaches, Watermelons A Splendid Assortment of Box and Bulk Candy Mies Lois Harris left Monday for San Jose, California, where she will ' « visit at the home of relatives. PEACOCK ROLLED OATS Miss Elberta Poor of Florida ar CARNATION WHEAT or OATS Popular Prices rived this week and is a guest nt the W. E. Lewellen home. Sack Large Package Mias Ena Christensen, of Alsea, Ashland, visited over the week end Oregon, ia visiting at the G. L. Me- Live News From Arago SHASTA COFFEE with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Deleman and Ray home this week. Harry Myers and Virgil Halter Mrs. Lena Warner and son returned FLAPJACK FLOUR family. Tuesday they left for points spent a few days at Siltcooe lake this Vacuum Packed last week from Illahe, where she spent north. week fishing. several days visiting at the home of Large Package Thursday Fred Schmidt and Ray Shelby McAllister ia visiting his lib Tin Momson left for a fishing trip to her brother, E. J. Schneider. cousin, Beyrl Cox, ef Bandon, this Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bennett and - Sack, 10’s Loon Lake. week. . 2 lb Tin Sunday a group of friends gathered Melvin Bunch spent Sunday at Ban- Mrs. L. R. Hampton is enjoying a in the Hooton Grove at Coqutlle for a croft. visit with her sister, Mrs. Sarah 8. Mre. Flentge Perkins and son left picnic. Those present were Mr. and ALBERS CORNMEAL Wood, of Coquille. Fancy CRUSHED WHITE FIGS Mre. M. O. Hooton, Mr. and Mrs. A. Friday for Portland, where she will Mr. and Mre. O. H. Aasen and Mr. O. Hooton and children, Beth and Ken visit her sister, Mrs. C. E. Throne, and Package and Mrs. J. D. Carl and son, Wallace, 13 oz. can, only neth, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. MacDonald will also visit another sister, motored up Coos river Sunday and Harry Daley, of Clatskanie. and Mias Lois Teters. 9 lb Sack spent a pleasant day. They are fine you’ll like them Mies Edna MXIuire, of Portland, Mr. and Mm. Alex Peterson and The Arago Ladka Aid waa wall is visiting this week at the home of family, of Coquille, were visitors at represented at the Aid convention at Mr. and Mrs. John Carver. the Geo. Maas ranch Sunday. Bandon last Thursday. Those at Jay Schriefer returned home after L. Waters, an old friend of many tending were Mrs. C. E. Schroeder, in thia vieinity, visited at the 8. Ellis spending a few days with friends at Mrs. B. B. Watkins, Mrs. J. D. Carl, Lakeside. home Sunday. Mre. C. A. Keltner, Mrs. Ernest Wat- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moser left last Mr. and Mrs. 'Ed. Meyers, Mre. kin«, and Mrs. J. L. Burtia. Sarah Barklow, Mrs. Prank Lane, Mr. week for Kribri, Africa, where they Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder are and Mrs. Kenneth Lane, Mr. and Mre. go as missionaries. Mr. Moser has enjoying a few days outing at Ban Stanley Halter, Marvine Harrah and spent several years in missionary don this wsek. son, Dick, drove to Bandon Sunday work in Africa. Mrs. L. M. Aasen entertained as Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt returned to and enjoyed a picnic lunch on the guests Sunday at a lawn party: Mr. jeach. their home in Klamath Fulls after • j . and Mrs. E. F. Hoffman, of Myrtle Mr. sad Mrs. T. D. Guerin, Mrs. visit with friends here. Point, Mr. and Mre. Ed Wannamaugh- E. J. Michaels returned to Olympia, Mary Holt, Mr. and Mre. Fred Laffer er and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cox, of Ban County Agent Jenkins and Mr. and crease the district taxes much more ty and daughter, Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Wash., after a short business visit in day. don; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Aasen and “There is not much profit at the Mrs. Jacobsen from Coquille were than waa the rate before the depres E. Lafferty and eon, Allen, Mr. and Myrtle Point. children, of Coquille; Mrs. Ed Lewel- sion. Several families and their friends present prices we have to take,” said some of the other visitors. Mre. S. L. Lafferty and Miss Jennie lyn, of Myrtle Point; Miss Ionella Cur Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mast and Mr. The monthly weather summary Lafferty drove to Bastendorff Beach of the Presbyterian Church gathered Mr. Hubbard, “but it means a pay tiss, of Bridge; Mr. .and Mrs. Cleve and Mrs. C. W. Kline were dinner gives the month’s precipitation aa Sunday and participated in a birthday tn the Bennett grove Sunday after roll and will help the town.” McAllister and children, Shelby and The company received a telegram guests at the R. H. Lawhorn home only .64, bringing the total since last picnic. The occasion celebrated the church services and enjoyed a picnic Mary Jean, and George Pauli. September to 72.72. The maximum birthdays of 8. L. Lafferty and Ms lunch together. Later in the day the Tuesday forenoon telling them that Sunday. M[ss Laura Milan!, of Myrtle Point, son, Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krewson, of temperature was M on July 6. The young folks went to the river for a their bid had been accepted on 400,000 formerly of Arago, was pleasantly Mr. and Mrs. W. Barklow and IUio swim and afterwards enjoyed a water feet of lumber for the U. 8. Nevy de Sitkum, and Mr. and Mre. Isaac minimum was 36, also on the July 6. surprised Friday evening when a Chandler and Maxine Ingraham, of That seems incredible, as the daily partment Edinger drove to Empire Saturday ev melon feed. group of her friends came in to spend Mre. Clarence Strong spent several Lee, were visitors at the Lee Mast range was 49 degrees. the evening at her home. The even ening to get dams the next day. days the first of the week at the home home Saturday and Sunday and vis Lee Mast returned to his home af McKinley Notes ing was spent playing games and en itors to the Grange. of her mother, Mrs. Henry Huntley. ter a much needed vacation. He re Riverton News joying a swim in the “old swimmin’ McKinley Grange No. 682 held one Mr. and Mre. P. W. Laird and two Mre. Charles Heller and Clara and porta a very enjoyable viait with hole,” after which all enjoyed a A few of the people from near here, daughters, Marguerite and Elds, left of the most enjoyable meetings that Frank wore calling on McKinley friends in Marshfield, North Bend, wiener and marshmallow roast Those who attended the “Old Timers” picnic Wednesday morning for Berkeley, Cali haa been held for some time Saturday friends a few days ago. It seems Lakeside, Myrtle Point and Coquille. attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell at Bandon Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs. fornia, where Elda will enter Berke night at the local hall. After the re good to see Clara around again after He waa gone about two weeks. and daughter, Lila, of Bridge; Mias J. D. Donaldson, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. ley University. They will also visit lief measures under,consideration by so long an illness. Chas. Heller is Ionella Curtiss, Rohama Stinson, Mr. Smith, Mr. and Mre. Richard Daniel county authorities were discussed, a preparing to start on his annual Mias Vernita before returning. Radio Singer Coming to Coquille and Mre. L. M. Aasen and children, son and Harriot, Ezra Smith, Mr. and Mre. Waiter Huff and children went committee composed of the following threshing trip Thursday. Thia will be LaVaun and Stephen, George Pauli, Mre. Geo. Steward, Mrs. Liaise Smith As a result of an accident suffered to the Cliff Wilson home near Bridge Grange members was appointed by several more than fifty consecutive Evelyn Doyle, Thelma Perry, Delores, and Mr. and Mrs. Will White. on the Oregon Coast highway, Jack Master K. E. Marcy to obtain data on tripe for him. Thursday to spend a few days. Iris and Genevieve Barklow, Leona J. E. Quick and his sister, Mrs. Barber, known as “the Singing Butch Members of the Presbyterian Ladies local needs: Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Law McKinley had one exciting day on and NelMe Pauli, Mr. and Mre. Cleve Flora E. Dunne, of Coquille, culled on Aid motored out to the Lester Dement horn, McKinley; Mr. and Mrs. J. N. the home diamond when “Dutch met er,” was delayed in Gold Beach for McAllister and children and Mr. and friends in Riverton Sunday afternoon home at Broadbent Wednesday after Gearhart, Dora; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Dutch.” The regulars were divided as several days last week. Barber, ac Mrs. E. F. Hoffman. on their way home from the “Old noon where a very pleasant afternoon Benham, Sitkum; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd evenly as nine men could be and the companied by his daughter, was en Mrs. Edith Woodward is enjoying a Timers” picnic at Bandon. was spent. Leatherman, Coquille address, but Yinnigana as they were dubbed route from Coquille to Loe Angeles, visit with her daughter, Edythe, who Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hartwell and T. D. Guerin and Ray Guerin went who reside in lower Loe valley. Ju- ( “played ball.” However the umpire when his car was struck by a machine is home from O. 8. C. on a vacation. children, accompanied by Ileen Harris, to Eckley the first of the week to Uus Benham, who was master of this umped is a mystery but the final score driven by William Randolph, of Ag- Mrs. Geo. Weeks had as guests went to Fairview for a short camp bring in a bunch of cattle to be Grange for two years, 1960-19*1, was ! showed that one team accidentally neaa. Barber’s car was badly damag- Thursday Mrs. Walter Barklow and ing trip the first part of this week. presented with a past master’s pin in »cored two more runs than the other •r. Barber, who has many friends in shipped to Portland Friday. daughter, Betty Joan, of Port Orford. Mr. Bumgartner has been reported Mrs. E. H. Norris is enjoying a token of faithful service. There were one did. Every one played as well as Gold Beach, is well known in south Robert Hicks, small son of Mr. and ill with a cold and suffering from a viait this week from her friends, Mr. present 25 members and as many vie- ! «very one else “and better too,” as the western Oregon. He was formerly in Mre. Hicks, of Arago, had the mtafor- sore foot. He is staying in Coquille the meat business in this section, but and Mrs. Lloyd Säubert and Miss ¡tors to enjoy the program presented Irishman said. tune to break his shoulder when he with his daughter, Norma. has more recently been a resident of by Mrs. R. H. Lawhorn, the H. E. C. Bernice Säubert, of Mapleton. Reuben Brown, who pitched for fell in the barn while playing, Monday Mm. A. C. Dye, who has not been Mre. Daisy Short returned to her chairman, aa follows: “America,” by side, starred in his first appearance in Los Angeles, where he has become afternoon. He is receiving treatment well for some time, waa taken to the home in Biebee, Arisona, after a visit the audience; tableau, “Stans and the box in a game. His father, the well known by his radio singing. Bar at the Knife hospital In Coquille. Keizer hospital in North Bend Mon Stripes,” Miss Helen Glenn and Mias late A. L. Brown, uaed to pitch a mean ber stated that this country has so with relatives and friends. Chas. Cole and Mre. Fairley, of day evening for observation there, un Alice Mast, accompanying reading ball to hit and we hope it’s going to much appeal for him that he has de Dave MdNair, Waiter Sykes and Myrtle Point were Arago visitors til the latter part of the week, at “American Creed,” by Mias Jessie be "like father like son” in this ease. cided to move back here again. He Merle Kenyon moved to Eckley last Tuesday. which time it ie expected she will be week where they opened up a logging Lawhorn; “American Ideals,” reading, The barn being built on the Brown was on the way to Los Angeles in or able to return to her home here. by Ivan Mast; piano solo, "Shooting piece is nearly ready for the shinglea der that he might see to shipping of camp. Norway and Hall’s Creek Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Soil, Wm. Mc his furniture to Coquille. — Curry Mr. and Mrs. Evertt Overton re Stans,” Julia Myrle I^atherman. “The now. Tuesday Joe Deleman finished bal- Farland and Howard Schroeder spent turned to their home st Powers after Jokae Column," by Miss Alice Mast, County Reporter. Mrs. Theron Loshbaugh and daugh ing hay at Gaylord and moved Wed Sunday evening at the C. M- Hartwell spending the week-end at the home of kept the audience in a constant up ter. Ollie Ellen, of Asalea, are visiting nesday to Bridge where ho win re home. roar of laughter. Songs, “When the Mrs. Leslie Dey. For Killing Deer at the Brown home while Mr. Losh Mrs. Agnes Peden and two children, sume work. 8. EHie and Ray Bark T. A. Brack and daughter and J. Blue of the Right Meets the Cold of baugh returned to Bridge on business. T. C. Griffith and his son, T. P. Billie and Gordon, of Myrtle Point, low are helping on the baler. G. Gilmore and son and daughter the Day” and “Love Letters in the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Parry took Griffith, of Bandon, were the two men Thursday Mrs. M. McNair left here spent Tuesday with Mre. Perna Har went to Empire Tuesday clam dig Sand” were sung by Elinore Maiden. in the Coquille Loggers’ game Sunday with E. M. Beckham when Sergeant for a trip through British Columbia. ris. ging. They returned home Wednes A short history of the postal service "C. A. Hearing found them with por Winifred Schroeder was a Riverton H. Wendling, Jessie Landes, Alice was given by H. L. Hansen in taking while Mr. and Mre. Roy Mast went tions of two deer in their car as they day. visitor Monday afternoon. | to Gravel Ford for the delayed game Fowler and Mrs. Wennerberg, of Mre. J. N. Gearhart, of Dora, is note of Postoffice Day, July 26th, as ' Mre. W. W. Kight haa been spend ' with Broadbent. Mrs. Mast’s brother, were returning from Eckley moun Pasadena, Calif., and connected with spending this week visiting st the requested by the George Washington ' Walter Kelaher, played on the Broad tain. The elder Griffith was fined the schools of that city, are visiting ing the past wook in Bandon with her home of her sister, Mrs. Ells Guerin. bicentennial commission. Other num 3100 and costa by Justice ft. A. Dodge bent team all season. with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnett this stater. Mrs. Benedick and children return ber« on the program were: piano solo, Myrtle Point, and the son, who is week. Mr. Wendling who ie a life Mre. White, who lived on the W. H. Helen ed to their home in California Tues "Ben-Hur's Chariot Race, 18 years of age, was sentenced to 30 long friend of Mr. Barnett lived here Bunch place two years ago, is out Glenn; reading, “ The Cremation of day after a two weeks visit at the day« in jail. He was paroled. in Coos county as a child. Sam Magee,” Anna Holmstrom; vo from Coquille visiting at the Owen home of her sister, Mrs. King. Cecil Arneson, of Coquille, was sen Friends and relatives gathered Sun cal duet, "Sing Me the Rosary,” Mrs. Wilson home. She lost her husband tenced to six months in jail by Justice day to wish Sam Damron a happy C. O. King and Miss Jessie Lawhorn. about fifteen, months ago, after a long Stanley last Saturday, when he plead birthday and have a picnic lunch with A quartet from Coquille, J. L. Smith, illness in Coquille. ed guilty to possession of deer which him. Those in attendance were Mr. John Martin, Aaron Wilson and H. 8. The school board held the budget he had killed just north of town. He and Mrs. E. Watkins, Mary, Jean and Cadman, entertained for some time meeting August 2nd. The main ques is to be paroled after 30 days for a Ann Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jeaae with a large variety of songs, min tion up now ia to decide some means, two year period. Damron, Mr. and Mrs. J. Damron, strels, yodels, acompanied by Mrs. if possible, to secure transportation Sergeant Hearing was assisted in Mr. and Mre. C. Stallard, of Powers, Wilson at the piano and Mr. Martin for the pupils who have partially com the cases by Fred Wataon, Harry Per Mr. and Mm. B. IB. Watkins, Oscar with the banjo. Mr. and Mrs. Martin pleted high school. The budget has rott and Francis Ball. Henry, and l(r. and Mre. Sam Dam favored with some fine yodeHng. The been pared to the limit and some hone ron. ~ heartiness of the applause testified to is entertained that some way may be W. 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