The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 05, 1934, Page 3, Image 3

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MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Paul Tanner earns in Sunday from
Klamath FaMa and on Monday, ac­
companied by Miss Helen Deyoe, re­
turned to that city. Mias Helen spent
her vacation at the home of her par­
ents, Mr. pnd Mm. W.*W. Deyoe.
Mrs. Roy Osborne and daughter,
Aileen, returned home Sunday eve­
ning from Gold Beach, where they
spent the holidays with Mr. Osborne.
Mrs. Rose returned home Sunday
from a week’s visit at the home of her
daughter in Bandon.
Mr. and Mm. F. M. Kenyon and
children arrived Tuesday evening
from Redmond, where they have been
for several months. They are moving
back to Myrtle Point.
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Again we have
over the pages of the
Myers and Myers purchased thia
week the dry goods stock from Miller
book and started a
and Roberta. An archway is being
made between the two rooms. Tom
Nineteenth
we
Dixon and son, John, have charge of
the work. Mr. and Mrs. Roberta are
names of many
have
moving into the Perley Lund house.
been
us from our opening day.
Miss Gertrude Watxling returned
to Medford Saturday after «pending
• Don't skid, don’t take
They
more
customers.
Christmas' with relatives in Myrtle
chances, don’t lose time fix­
Point
ing punctures with thoee
are
of
an
institution.
We have
They
Mm. M. J. Morrison and Mm. Chea­
thin, old tires — come in,
ter Pedan visited Perna Harris at
helped
they
distress.
find out the low cost of new
Riverton Monday.
guaranteed Goodyears in
They have been
to
Lowell Bothwell, ef Gravel Ford,
your sice. All types — all
was
a
Myrtle
Point
business
visitor
prices. Let us show you why
difficult;
criticisms
Tuesday.
more people buy Goodyears
and generous in
Mr. and Mr«. Crahane and daugh-
than any other tires. Play
ter, Jean, returned to their home at
safe, come in today.
Oakridge, after «pending Christma«
them
the
new friends
at the home of Mm. Crahane’s mother,
have joined the
of those
Mm. Henry Huntley.
Mm. Frits Bollenbaugh and daugh­
to be served the
Corner way,
ex­
ter, Kathleen, returned home the first
tend our thanks. May the
off the week from Waldport where
they were guests for several days at
them a
prosperity
hap­
the home of Mrs. Bollenbaugh*« sis­
ter.
Mr. and Mro. W. R. Endicott re­
Ed Aasen and aona, Bud and Donald» turned to their home in Alturas, Cal­
Live News From Arago
ifornia, after a week’s visit in Myr­
of Coquille, and Miss Alice Scott.
Mrs. Kerr and two children, Wpyne
Mm. Lyle Pauli, of Gardner, has tle Point
and Juanita Hampton, returned home
Mr. and Mm. G. L. Hembree return­
spent the past week here visiting
Friday from a few week»’ visit with
ed to their home in Klamath Falls af­
friends and relatives.
friends and relative« in Spokane,
Ralph Byem, ten-year old eon of ter spending the holidays with rela­
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Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Byem of Riverton, tives here.
Mrs. Frank Lane, of CoquHie, is
L. P. Linn returned home the last
entered the Arago school Tuesday. He
spending a few days with her sister,
is staying with his grandparents, Mr. of the week from Portland, where be
Mm. E. J. Meyers.
attended the state teachers' conven­
and Mrs. G. F. Vetter.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvus Miller and
Miss Alice Scott spent part of the tion.
daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and
Everett Wind returned to his home
holiday vacation visiting friends at
Mrs. Grover McQuigg, of Coquille.
in Portland after a few days’ visit at
Langlois.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl returned
Mr- and Mm. L. M. Aasen, Lavaun the home of his uncle, K. H. Hansen.
home Monday from a week’s trip to
Mrs. K. H. Hansen and daughter,
«nd Stephen, were dinner guesta on
Santa Crux and Monterey, Calif.,
New Year’s of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mrs. Henry Rosslow, returned home
where they visted friends and rela­
Hoffman, of Myrtle Point. Mrs. Aasen Sunday from a business trip to Port­
tives. They report a very pleasant
«nd Lavaun remained until Thursday land.
trip in spite of the floods which oc­
Will Klochinteger
returned
the
when Lavaun returned te school at
curred while they were there. One
'Ashland. She accompanied her room­ first of the week after spending the
detour of twenty miles was the only
mate, Miss Bemidette Rickman, and holidays in Monmouth.
inconvenience they experienced.
Ben Fisher returned to his home atl
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Schroeder, Mrs.
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Houston and Opal Robison retumed Sumas, Washington, after spending
Mary Kribbs and Mrs. Geo. Langor
vere attack of tonsilitiea
day»’ visit at ths L. P. Linn home.
ery, and the precise amount to be ex­
to their respective schools Sunday, at a week at the A. E. Snyder home.
visited at the T. P? Hanly home at
Mr. and Mm. C. C. Carter returned throat this past week.
pected is not known with certainty.
Mias Anne Smith and her Sunday
Tenmile and Lakeside, after spending
Lampa creek Sunday.
to their home in Beaverton after
Mias Mary Donaldson, an instructor
A short tim« ago this “water” wa«
school
class
returned
home
Friday
af
­
the holidays here with their parents,
Alvin Allen and wife and Miss
ternoon from a few days’ stay in a spending the holidays in Myi tie Point at the Oregon Ngrmal School at Mon­ valued at nearly >160,000 a quart, and
Mr. and Mm. Geo. Robison.
Ethelyn Root returned home Monday
Miss Adeline Gurney returned to mouth, returned to Monmouth Mon­ late quotations atitl rate its worth
George Hampton is remodelling the cabin at Bandon. Those in the party
from Newberg, where they spent the
Grants
Phae after spending her vaca­ day, after sepnding the Christmas va­ at over >70,000 for this amount
Interior of his house thia week and is were Phyllis Beiloni, Ellen Carver,
holidays.
cation at the home of parents, Mr. and
“Heavy water” is exactly what its
Ione Parry, Harriet MdRay, Eda tion at the home of her parents.
also preparing to install electricity.
Mica Rose Lillie, of North Bend,
Mm.
J.
D.
Donaldson.
Mitchell
Myers
is
»pending
this
name
implies.
Discovery of the
Smith,
Helen
Brewer
and
their
chap
­
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was a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. W. T. Alpins was confined to “water” followed the discovery that
week at the home of his mother, Mrs.
The Arago first and second basket eron, Mias Anne Smith.
Albert Lillie.
her home several days this week on there are two kinds of hydrogen
Mrs. Blanche Perry and daughter, J. M. Myers.
ball teams will meet Port Orford at
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw and
Mrs.
Moore
and
daughter,
Velma,
account
of iHneea.
atom, instead of one as had long been
Port Orford for two games January 5. Maxine, returned to Eugene after
children retumed home Thursday
Mrs. Jim Watson returned home believed, and that one type was twice
Camas Valley high school has asked spending the holidays at the home of of Gold Beach, visited Myrtle Point
from Ashland. They spent the holi­
Tuesday from the hospital in Myrtle as heavy as the other.
It is where
for two games. The dates offered Mna. Perry’s parents, Mr. and Mrs friends Wednesday afternoon
days there with Mr Shaw's parents,
Point, where she spefit several days these heavy hydrogen atom« tare in
were Jan. 12 and 29.
Ed
Jones.
Dr. H. A. Shaw and Dr. Mattie B.
bocauae of illness. Mias Retha Wat- the water structure that the “heavy
The Civics club is studying NRA
Mito Grace Barker and her guesta
Riverton News
Shaw.
oon looked after ths home and cared water” results. Every one knows that
code«. They have received material from Fresno, California, Ruth and
Mrs. Goldie Lawrenee and daughter,
Th« many friends of Jo« Nilsen will for little Denton, while Mrs. Watson water is composed of one atom of
from Washington, D. C., and will Betty Caldwell, went to Portland Fri­
Patricia, of Los Angples, arrived
be
glad to know that he is now mak­ was away.
oxygen and two of hydrogen. The
day for a week’s visit with friends.
Thursday evening and are visiting make investigations and report
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rickman, of Myr­ weight of the oxygen, however, is
Miss Audry Lundy returned to ing a splendid recovery from the se­
friend«: and relatives in Arago and
Portland
Monday morning after vere injuries he received many weeks tle Point, spent Friday with her fath­ rated at 16 units to 2 for the hydro­
Notes From Norway
vicinity for a few days. Her mother,
gen:
In '%eavy water,” with the
spending
the
holidays hero with rel­ ago, when the gasoline in a tractor er, Mr. Bumgardner.
Mm. Sarah Robison, will return home
tank exploded and burned him very
Mr. and Fred Bock and little daugh­ weight of the
Mr. and Mm. Herman Detlefsen and atives.
hydrogen
atom
with her for an indefinite stay.
badly. He is able to ait up in his bed ter returned Sunday after having doubled, the ratio becomes 16 to 4,
two children retumed Wednesday eve­
Ed
Lewellen,
Mro.
L.
L.
Sumerlin
Mrs. George Langor, of Powers, is
ning from a week’s vacation at Hum­ and daughter, Lavonne,
went
to now and hi« physician says he may spent a delightful weak with relatives or a total of 20 weight units instead
visiting at the C. E. Schroeder home
boldt county, California, where they Marehfield Monday and Lavonne was have visitors. So those of you who at and near Creswell.
of the usual 18. By way of compari­
this weelc.
have been wishing to call may do so,
Work was resumed at school Mvn- son, a quart of ordinary water
spent Christmas and New Year’s with operated upon for sinus trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purser enter­
Mm. Detlefsen’« brother, Fred Tedsen
Miss Delores Beiloni returned to and your presence and thoughtfuInes« day morning, even though it was New weighs 32 fluid ounce«, while a quart
tained as New Year’s guests Mr. and
Year’s dsy.
of Ferndale. They also attended the Eugene Sunday after spending her will do him a world of good.
of “heavy water’’ would weigh more
Mm. Henry Cordwell, Mrs. John Male­
Mr. and Mm. B. T. Hepler and fam­
-Mr. and Mm. Dewey Byars motored than M fluid ounces.
golden weding anniversary of Mr. vacation with her parent«, Mr. and
horn and Mr. and Mm. Berlin Billings,
ily, of Leneve, spent New Yser’s at to Riverton from Arago Monday
Detlefsen’» uncle, J. E. Clausen, of Mrs. John Beiloni.
The interest in heavy water is not
of Coquille.
the Roth home on Fishtrap.
morning and Visited school a while.
Ferndale.
only in its own behavior, but in the
Cornelia
Clausen
retumed
to
Cor-
Mr. and Mm. George Robison, Iola,
Mr. and Mro. Lee Atkineon and lit­
Mr. and Mr«. Tom Detlefsen spent vaflis Sunday after spend ing her va-
fact that through it the heavy hydro­
Woodrow and Mrs. Mary Brown Mix
tle daughter returned from Klamath
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. cation at her home in Broadbent.
gen
itself can be obtained and built
“
Heavy
Water
”
at
U.
of
O.
drove to Salem last week-end. They
Henry Detlefsen at Junction City and
into other hydrogen compounds, many
Buss McCulloch is in a Roseburg Fall Friday and drov« on down here
visited John Lamb while there, x
Mr. Atkinson
A complete plant for the manufac­ of which should show behaviors which
report a wonderful time during the hospital. He recently underwent an Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. George Zinserling and chil­
was employed st the Klamath Falls ture of “heavy water," the largest in at present are entirely unknown, Pro­
New Year’s celebration.
operation
and
is
reported
as
getting
dren, Edith and Junior, spent from
post office during the Christmas rush operation upon a single original batch fessor Stafford explains. The medi­
Mr. and Mm. Geo. McDonald and along nicely.
Wednesday to Sunday visiting her
there.
«
of ordinary water in the world, is lo­ cinal value of heavy water is also yet
.Junior, of Bridge, Mmu J. C. Lett and
Delbert
Steele
-entertained
a
few
sister, Mrs. John Devereaux, of Ban­ son, Leslie, Mr. and Mri. Herman Ted-
Mias Stella Fields spent most of her cated at the University of Oregon, it to be determined.
of
his
friends
at
a
New
Year
’
s
party
don.
Christmas vacation with her folks in was announced thia week by O. F.
•eri and Anita and little Gretchen at hia home Monday afternoon.
Professor Stafford Is well known in
Mr. and Mm. Jesse Robison cele­
California.
Stafford, head of the chemistry de­ the field of chemistry, and a few
Clinton spent New Year’s eve at the
Mr.
and
Mro.
“
G.
W.
Does
and
f«m-
brated their 17th wedding anivemary
Mias Edith Smith spent several partment. The apparatus for making weeks ago a report on one of hia ex-
home of Mr. and Mm. J. H. McClos­ ily returned home Tuesday
from
Sunday. Those enjoying the event
days recently with Mm. Merlyn Kel- this most precious of all chemical perimenta, whichfprove^ that aceti­
key of Norway.
Santa
Ana,
California,
where
they
were Mr and Mrs. Ithamer Robison
fluids includes a huge 10,000 gallon mide is the greatest known «olvent,
Mm. H. F. Tedsen entertained Mr. have spent the past three months lenberger, of Norway.
and family, of Fat Elk, Mr. Neil, Lois
Mr. and Mm. Harold Riding and capacity tank and a 50 kilowat direct received national attention.
and Mrs. E. L. Clausen, Ernie and visiting relatives.
and Margaret Robison, Mrs. Golda
Cornelia, at dinner Sunday. Cornelia
Mro. Wm. Smith, of Portland, came little daughter, who were /visiting current generator with an effective
Lawrence and daughter, Patricia, Mr.
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retumed to Corvallis Monday, where in Wednesday for a week’s visit with here from Molalla at the home of Mr. amperage of 25,000.
and Mrs. Jesse Robison and children,
Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Fir«
and Mrs. W. A. Bean during th« holi­
Financing the operation at Eugene
she is attending the Oregon State Col­ relatives and friends.
Insurance.
Tennessee, Ivan and Mary.
lege.
Louis Root and family moved the days, returned to their home Thurs­ wan made possible through a grant
Jack, Davis spent the week-end vis­
The Ed Detlefsen family, of Co­ flrat of the week to Powers, where day forenoon.
from the National Research Council.
iting hia aunt, Mm. V. Snick, of
BH1 Church and son, Glen, of Len- The entire product will be used for in­
quille, and Mr. and Mm. Raymond they will make their home for a time.
Marshfield.
Detlefsen and Mr. and Mm. Elbert
Mr. and Mro. Roy Henry returned eve, had their tonsils removed at the vestigations at the University of Ore­
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Sumerlin, of
Dean had New Year’s dinner at the to their home after a short visit at Keiser hospital in North Bend Thurs­ gon and at the Bureau of Standards
Lee, were dinner guests Sunday of
home of Mr. and Mm. Martin Schmidt the home of Mm. Henry's parents. day. They remained at th« hospital in Washington.
her parents, Mr. and Mm. Frank
of Norway.
t
Mr. Church returned
The electrolysis method, perfected
Mr. and Mrs. John Divine, of Eugene. that night.
MiMer.
home
Saturday,
while
Glenn
went
out
Mr. and Mm. John Guthardt, of
two
years ago by E. W.Washburne,
Mro. Alice Dement returned the
Freddie and Joan Milani, of Coos
Norway, spent New Year’s day at last of the week to Loe Angeles after to hi« grandmother’s for a few days. chief chemist of the U. 8. Bureau of
river, spent the Christmas vacation at
Broadbent at the Pope home.
Mrs. Geo. Steward has been con­ Standards, and since used on a small
spending her Christmas vacation with
tho home of their parents here, Mr.
her parents, Mr. and Mm. T. Dement. fined at home for nearly a week be­ scale at Columbia, Princeton and one
and Mm. Joe Milani.
Knife Hospital Notes
Dr. and Mro. L. L. Sumerlin left cause of illness occasioned by “flu.” or two other laboratories, is employed
Mr. and Mm. Otis Barnett, of
A. E. Haan rotumed from Ashland for the large-seal« operation under
Orick, Calif., were guests last week
C. H. I.ucia was dismissed from the for Portland Tuesday, where he will
Sunday evening, having «pant a joy­ way at the university.
consult
a
specialist.
*
of Rev. and Mm. Wm. Barnett.
hospital last Saturday and left at
ous week there with his sister, Mies
Since but one part of pure “heavy
Mr. and Mm. George Hampton, Mm. once for his home at Remote. Mrs.
Mr. and Mm. Binger Laird, of Rose­
Gertrude Haan. He ¡wm accompanied water" exists in 5.000 parts of ordin­
C. E. Schroeder, Mm. Naomi Robison Viola Holycross was dismissed on burg, posed through Myrtle Point
home >y his mother, who has been ary water, the 10,000 gallons under
and Mm. L. R. Hampton attended the Tuesday.
Wednesday^Mt-their way to Brewster witfl her'daughter since Thanksgiving.
treatment at Eugene would yield two
all-day Grange meeting at Myrtle
Mrs. G. E. Mullen entered the hos­ Valley where they will spend a week
Carl Eckholm and William McFar­ gallons if it were possible to carry out
Point Tuesday.
pital the first of the week and on visiting rriatives.
lane, of Coaledo, were Riverton viai- the project with great exactness. The
Mm. L. M. Aasen entertained as Monday submitted to a major opera­
Mr. and Mro. Guy Pratt returned to ton »“rteey.
| efficiency of the separation, however,
At the Liberty tonight and Saturday
dinner guest« Sunday Mr. and Mm. tion.
Mrs. Jaa NUm has bad a very so-1 will net permit aa complete a rooov.
their hams in Glendale, after a few
fl New Year
J
turned
new.
old
For the
the
with
time
have written in
old customers who
mean
to us than just
part
them when
were in
loyal
us when conditions
were
friendly in their
overlooking our errors.
To
Coq uille Service Station
and to
many
ranks
Busy
full measure of
who
who prefer
we
year 1934 bring
and
piness
Busy Comer Grocery