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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1933)
«. Í»M MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Live News From Arago GOOD YE All PATHFINDER • Better tires than the highest priced tires of many other makes — a value you get because Goodyear builds the most tires—by millions. Lifetime Guaranteed 4.40-21 486-2» 4.73-19 9.00-20 3.25-1« ¿30-19 »5» *6« *6» »7« »8« *94» DEALER'S NAME Phone Address Coquille Service Station Phone 133 New Cases in Circuit Coart Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cuaic and children spent Sunday with his moth er, Mrs. Flora Cusie, of Bear creek. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Watkins enter tained as dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Damron, of Halls creek, and Mr. and Mrs. John Damron and family, of Bandon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gulstrom and sons, Junior and Darwin, and Mrs. Naomi Robison were callers st the P.-fl. Robison home st Norwsy Sun day. Lois Schroeder is spending a few days at the Richmond cottage at Ban dop, in company with Laverne Knife, Elisabeth Pierce, Helen Robison and their Cha’peron, all of Coquille. MAs Ethelyn Root was a week-end guest of Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett and Gertrude Borgard. of Myrtle Point Mrs. L. M. Aston entertained as dinner guests Sunday, Rev. Jake Moomaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Weibe and daughters, 'Beverly and Kathryn, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hoffman Ind Mrs. Eliaxeth Lewellyn, of Myrtle Point, AU attended the meetings being held at the Prbabyterian church in Myrtle Point Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mm. Kolstead and daugh ter, of Coquille, were week-end guests at the Jesse Robison home. Mrs. Mery Mix. Charles FoM, Mr. and Mrs. Otha Ray and son, Harold, and Mias Ethelyn Root were Marsh field visitors Saturday. . Mix. Geo. Hampton returned home from Portland Saturday, having spent the past two months there for medi cal treatment Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Zinserling and children spent Saturday at the John Devereaux home in Bandon.. Mr. and Mm. Barnett and niece, Es ther Barnett were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Sarah Williams, of Myrtle Point John Carl, county commissioner, ac companied Andy Davis, of Coquille, on a business trip to Vancouver and Portland over the week-end. Mrs. Henry Collier was called to North Bend Friday because of the sudden illness of her sister, Mrs. Earl Beal, of that city. Mrs. L. R. Hampton was taken to the Knife hospital in Coquille ''for medical treatment Friday. The Christmas program will be held in the high school assembly Friday afternoon. A splendid program is promised and a tree for the children. Arago high school basketball team will play a practice game at Coquille on January 2. The regular game schedule is as follows: Jan. 19—Arago at Powers. Jan. 26—Coos River at Arago. Fab. 2—'Riverton at Arago. Feb.- 10—Arago fit Coos River. Feb. ■ 16 Arago at Riverton. Feb. 23—Power» at Arago. Dec. 8—State Industrial Accident Commission vs. E. M. Wilkins. Dee. 8—(State Industrial Accident Commission vs. Dwight L. Nash. Dec. 12—Cora Jiwtesen vs. Nels C. Juatosen. Suit for divorce. Dec. 12—Clarence S. Drosch vs. Annabelle Drqech. Suit for divorce. Dec. 13—Carl Olson vs. Bute In- *- dustrial Accident Commission. Dec. 19—Elmer J. Cunningham V«. Clarice B. Cunningham., Suit for di- voroe. - Are you mailing all your letters Dec. 13—Violet M. Morgan with Christmas Seals pasted on the Chas. L. Morgan. Suit divorça. back? Dec. 14—(Bertha Eggers vs. Louis Eggers. Suit for divorce. Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any You pay for Christmas Seals but length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered once, but they work for you all year anywhere. E. M. Briner, phone 71 or round. 74J. Helpfill Hints for Christmas Shoppers Mrs. J. M. Myer» and daughter, Melba, went to Roseburg Friday eve ning where they visited Mr. Myers and Mitchell. Mr. Myers is employed in a cigar store in Roseburg and Mitchell operates a truck between Portland arrfLoa Angele«. Mr. and Mr«. A. N. Mullen returned to their home in San Francisco after a few days visit here with relatives. Mrs. Freda Pirro returned Wednes day to her home in Areata, Califor nia. She has been visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. E. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Delo« and fami ly left the first of the week for south ern California, where they will visit Nice to select and A Nice doesn’t cost at the home of Mrs. Delos’ mother priced low for the much but enough a Queen during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Boyce, of Lang son —or even a lois, were Myrtle Point visitors Wed Our the finest money can Satin- nesday. Mrs. Henry Huntley arrived home buy. Party Mixtures. Sunday evening from a six weeks' Box visit at the home of her mother, Mrs, please you Ruesell, of CanyonvHle. Mr. and Mm. Joseph McDonald re turned to their home in Bremerton, Washington, after a short visit with relatives and friends. E. H inner, of the Middle Fork, was How about those special Holiday to your a Myrtle Pffint business visitor Fri friends? an and inexpensive Gift. day. H. G. Volkmar has returned home from Portland, where be spent sever al daya at the home of hie sister, Mrs. Henry Steward. Clyde Barger is spending this week in Eugene, at the home of his sister. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hamilton re t kind he will turned to their home in Corvallis af Reasonable and for Old ter a few day«' visit here with friends. like— us. Young. of Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett and daugh in ter, Dorothy, spent the week-end in suit your Coquille at the home of her brother, Loren Child. Mrs. R. E. Marshall and daughter, Iola, have returned to their home in WALNUTS, ’ Best, FILBERTS, NUTS, Bandon, after spending several week» at the home of Mrs. A. A. Baker. ALMONDS, PECANS and FRESH Chester McCarty returned to his ROASTED home in Portland, after a short visit st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CORN Fish. Why not have some on hand. It Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Ellis returned home from a few days businew save yourselves that last rush. trip to Crescent City. Mrs. James Rookard and amaH aon returned home the last of the week from a week’s visit at Gold Bench Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard re turned home from a few days’ visit in Salem and Eugene. Mm. Frank Martines left'Saturday morning for her home in Fresno, California, after a three weeks with friends here. Miss Lois Harris, of San Jose, is spending this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mto. H. Harris. In the single comb White Leghorn Orford, took finet place on a fleece The young folks of the union high Bandon Poultry Show a school enjoyed a party at the high Success—Cedi Laws a Winner claaa he had 1st and 2nd and 3rd pul taken from one of hia ewes, in a claaa let, 1st young breeding pen. Among of »1 fleece«. The aheepmen of this school Friday evening, A pleasing program was given, One of the moat successful poultry the S. C. Black Minorca« he won flrat, section are behind thia club project, after which Silver especially for the building of their games ■ were enjoyed and refresh- «hows Bandon has ever seen came to third and fourth hen. HU manta served. a close Sunday night, when owner» Laced Wyandottes won aH awards; annual show. From all indications, the 4-H club of more than 400 birds checked over and in the S. C. White Leghorns he their cash awards, prites, and trophy won nine ribbons, the prise« being for people of Curry county will live up Riverton Newa banners and left for their various 2nd cock, 2nd, 3rd and 4th cockerel, to their motto, “Make the Best Bet 3rd and 4th hen, 4th pullet, let young ter,” with the- idea of increasing en Joe r~ w Nilsen, who wae so ______ severely burned several weeks ago from a gas- J. B. LeGett, Rhode Island breeder breeding pen, let and 3rd young lay rollment, percentage of completion«, v oline explosion while working in the of Canby, Oregon, Mrs. H. C. Klein- ing pen. The best young breeding pen and profits, next year. field with his tractor, is reported as smith of Canby, with Barred Rocks, of light birds waa his B. C. White improving as rapidly as could be ex P. A. Gent, of Eugene, with produc Leghorn pen. Marriage Licenses Bulk Candies The Perfect Gift assortment Box of Candy nice for Sweetheart Quality And inexpensive. 37c 50c 80c $125 $1.50 $1.00 one of Always from Christmas Sea Chocolates, French Mixed, finished Candies. We can send Cheese acceptable If you don’ know the we do. Ask Packed 25s now good Assortment needs. and to Oregon s sizes BRAZIL PEANUTS and POP Buy Early and that POPS ’s cheap. minute Busy Comer Grocery pected, but it will be many weeks be tion White Leghorns, and other well- fore he will be able to be up again. known breeders were high in their Club Work in Carry His many friends are glad to know of praise of the management of the Coaaty Shows Gain in 1933 his decided improvement.. show and enthusiastic over the qual Fred Sell’s little children have had ity of the binds here. A two hundred per cent increase in whooping cough for t>he past several The Grand Champion bird of the 4JH membership in Curry county weeks. The little boys, Verlin and «how was a massive Rhoda Island Red marked the close of another success Glenn, are back again in school. Mrs. cockerel owned by J. B. LeGett, of ful year, according to a summary just Sell is at the home of Mrs. Chas. Sell Canby, and already winner of grand issued by H. C. Seymour, state club at Coaledo, where «the has been since championship honors at the Pacific leader. Last year Curry county had the arrival of the new baby girl. The International. This bird waa bought 12 dubs and this jr*»r 2», or better little miss and her mother will not be by William Sweet, of Bandon, to head than 100 per cent increase in number brought home until the chtldren here the first prise young pen which ho of clubs. Last year there were 108 have fully recovered from the whoop purchased from E. H. Chamberlain, enrolled and this year 208. Last year ing cough. Mrs. Sophie Smith, of Bandon poultryman. Numerous other 76 members completed and this year Sumner, is looking after the children inquiries were made, and indications 210. This shows a decided increase in here, during the mother’s absence. point to a brisk demand for hatching percentage of completion, as well as Mr». Martha E. Mulkey, county eggs this spring, according to Irving in numbers. school superintendent, motored down C. RoavoM, secretary. The total value of all these projects here lest Wednesday and organised a' Birds from as far aa Sait Lake was 92,630.61. The total profit was sewing club for the girls in the grade City-White Wyandotte«, exhibited 91,032.47. The county-wide potato school. Those who joined the dub by Walter E. Coegriff, carried the dub was the outstanding successful were Fannie Mae Roe, Lucile Daniel fsme of the Bandon show back to the club from the standpoint of profit son, Lois Auer, Luella Roe, Frankie Mormon town. Jens F. Svinth, for The seven boys engaged in this pro Edgmon, Bonita Fee, Joyce Moody and mer Smith-Hughe« instructor and ject netted >403.76. The outstanding Christina Danielson. Miss Stella poultry «how secretary, sent ever a member in thia club was Donald Zum- Fields was elected adviser or leader. fine group of Light Brahma and wwlt, of Sixes, who produced 100 The following girls were elected of- Golden Laced Wyandotte« from sacks of No. 1 potato«« on approxi fleers: Fannie Mae Roe, president; Klamath Falls. Portland, Eugene, mately two-thirds of an acre. His Frankie Edgmon, vice president; Springfield and other valley towns net’returns were 3172.03. Joyce Moody, secretory; Fannie Mae sent numerous entries to add to th« The next group of clubs deserving Roe, song leader; Christina Danielson, local list. mention was that of the garden pro yell leader. T1 m club has been named Bsndon breeders fared exceptional ject. Twenty-three members com ‘‘Busy Bee Workers.” ly weH, despite the strong competi pleted, wtth a profit of 3280.98. Iawrence Finlay and Lewellyn tion, and took many coveted honors. Lois Brown, of Langlois, was the Markam, of Jefferson, spent the week Oun. F. Winters, show president, outsanding Calf Club member and end at the C. M. Hartwell home. won the trophy banner for the best was awarded the George Hampton Dr. Richmond, of Coquille, received pullet in the exhibition class and a I ®FK-isl for being the outstanding Jer an exceptionally fine pair of silver special award flor the be«« bird in sey club member’In Coos and Curry black foxes from the Finlay fox farm the English class with hie Austratorp coontie« at the county fair. Thh at Jefferson last Friday. The doctor cockerel. aw*rd consisted of a fine registered is having them ranched at the Hart A. A. Henry and Ivan Bowman were heifer calf which is of excellent both heavy winners in the Wyandotte breeding, coming from the Hampton well farm here. Business must be picking up. Rep breed. Owen Winters won on White herd. Lois now has four registered resentatives from three of the largest Rocks and Arlo Dunean mad« it in females. fur sales houses in the Pacific North teresting for the Kieinsmith Barred The sewing club girls made 209 ar west have visited Coos county this Rocks. A. W. Raping, W. A. Heard. ticles. valued at 370.83. week, soliciting silver black and blue Geo. Merchant and others provided Only one sheep dub was organised fox pelts, also mink pelts. Yswdall plenty of competition for Cecil Laws, and it finished JOO per cent with seven and Holt, of Vancouver, B, C., were of Coquille, Kapa Poultry Farm, members and a profit of 318.11. represented as well as Jacobson and North Bend, P. A. Gant and other These junior sheepmen did not make Goldberg, of Seattle, and Louie Stein Leghorn breeders. ’•ry much profit, but neither did any er also of Seattle. This is the first Cecil Laws’ entriaa were vary much other sheepmen. They did, however, year that those large firm« have tok in evidence with ribbons of all colors, win more than their share of honors en any notice of Coos county’s new from white to Mua. In the Jersey at the Curry County Fat Lamb and •nd growing Industry. White Giant atom ha m aO awrfe Wbol Show. Irwin Johnson, of P^l /¡'J Dec. 9—Melvin Clayton, of Reeds port, and Mabie Heath, of Wincheeter Bay. They were married last Sat urday by Judge Thompson at the court house. Dec. Ill—Clifford Lewis, of McKin ley, and Lucille L. Jacobson, of North Bend. Dec. 11—©. Hennessey and Myrtle Morris, both ef >\>wers. They were married by Judge Thompson in hi» office on Monday. 'Dec. 12—John Clarence Blohm and Mary Bernice Tewsley, both of Em pire. Dec. It—Jcflin E. Bandquint and Debbie Davies, both of North Bend. New COC Commander at Powers Captain Kenneth Arthur Keveren U. S. Army has arrived in Powers to take command of the 1727th Co. CCC, recently commanded by Captain J. J. France of the 10th. F. A. Captain Keveren was previously as signed to the 1748th Company where he served in the capacity of camp ad- jotaat The new commanding officer makes hia home in Berkeley, California, and prior to coming to Oregon was taking hia degree in the Doctor of Philosophy at the University of California. r New low Price on all kinds of COAL Local and Long Distance HAUUNG Phones 101J—224L Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co.
