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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1934)
THB COQUILLE VALLBT 8RNTINEL. COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 17. UM. To Foreclose Telling About People and Events In the City and County C. H. Hodgdon returned Sunday from a five days’ busines trip to Port land. Ask for Cow Boll Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream made safe by pasteurixatioa. Mrs. C. M. Gray returned Sunday from a week’s trip to San Francisco, where she visited relatives. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dtlefsen, at the A. E. Kendall home here, last Sunday a 0% pound baby daughter. She has been named Patricia Rae. Russell Brown has been transferred from the J. C. Penney Co. store at Marshfield to the Coquille store and entered on his Work here this week. We take warrants, county and Co quille 'city, for shake thingies and building materials. John Dorna th A sons. 13t2 Mrs. T. B. Currie returned last Friday evening from a week’s visit with her sister, Alics, who reaides between Newport and Waldport on the Coast Highway, k SUN. MON. AND TUES. APRIL 29-30 MAY 1 THE “PAGAN” PRINCE OF ROMANCE AND THE QUEEEN OF SONG in a melody of love that will give you ninety minutes of never-to-be forgotten thrill and joy! The suit filed in circuit court this week by the eity of Coquille against C. W. Upton and wife, Louis W. and Josie M. Sell, is to foreclose the city’s street improvement lions against lots 7 and 8, block 7, of North Addition, at the corner of Tenth and Coulter streets, and to compel the removal of the house back to lot 8 from lot 7. from which it has been moved by Sell. After paying one aasessment, Mr. lipton sold the property to the Sells, March 8, 1930, but as he still re tains an equity in it he was of neces sity made a party to the suit. The corner lot, without the house, is con sidered not to be worth the amount of the lien assessed against it Another Careless Driver Mike Daniels’ pick-up truck forced off the road near the Frank Harnish place at Gravel Ford last Saturday morning and it skidded in to a telephone pole. The collision tore out the rear end of the .truck. Ernest Spearman, a disabled war veteran, and a brother-in-law of Mr. Daniels, was cut about the forehead when his face struck the windshield. The pther car, which came around a point on the wrong side of the road, was driven by Harold Earls, who had been discharged from the CCC camp at Sitkum and was leaving for his home in Joseph, Ore. Mrs. Sarah Wickham, Mr. and Mr*. Nels Osmundson left this morning for Exhibits a Very Old Letter Toledo, Ore., for a few days’ visit Kermit Shaw brought in to the Sen with their daughter and sister, Mrs. tinel a few days ago a letter written Edw. Moeller, and family. by his grandfather to the letter’s Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley brother on May IB, 1842. The letter was written in New Jersey and mailed in a reliable Oregon stock company. to a town in New York state. It Miss Marietta Hufford, who has dealt mostly with family matters, but been at Gardiner for the past year, he mentioned having bought two milk has been engaged as bookkeeper for cows for |50 for both. the 'Southwestern Motor Co. here and Government postage stamps did not entered upon her duties thh week. -•ome into use until 1845 and the Mrs. Paul McElwains, who under Igurrs 12Mi, in what ia now the stamp went a major operation at tht Mast corner, indicated what postage he had hospital in Myrtle Point, Sunday to pay. The letter, which is in a good morning, is resting easy now and is state of preservation, was not en improving in a mast satisfactory way. closed in an envelope but the sheet was folded and aealed. Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor, across street from Fred Kunx Garage. Phone State Police on Year’s Vacation 86J. Sergeant C. C. William«, whose Mrs. Cecelia Nixon drove out to headquarters are now in Medford, has Roseburg yesterday with her son and jeen granted a year’s leave of absence her mother, Mrs. Frank Cloud, who from duty with the state police. He are returning to Tnglewod, Calif., af and Mrs. Williams, who were here for ter a few weeks’ visit here with Mrs. a few days, leaving for home Wed Nixon. nesday noon, will leave May 1 for Mr. and Mrs. David Stearns and Lake Nebagamon, Wis., where they family are leaving Friday for Port have a summer home, and where they land, where they will make their will spend a good portion of the year, home. John Nyberger, of Seattle, As ft is on the Brale river, near where here visiting them and will accom Calvin Coolidge established the sum pany them north. Mr. and Mrs. mer White House during his admin Stearns leave a host of friends to istration. wish them luck. KNX Application Approved Body and Fender repair work done by experienced mechanics. Our. body Congressman Jas. W. Mott wires painter is an expert Let us prove we from Washington, D. Cn that the ap have the best of repair service. South- plication of KNX at Hollywood for wstern Motor Co. uw authority to increase the power of its station has been granted by the radio SOCIAL NOTES commission. The wire was in answer to so many communications from this On Thursday of this week Mrs. M. section requesting that authority be O. 'Hawkins, Mrs. George Johnson, granted KNX. Mrs. Roy Neal, Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer and Mrs. J. L. Smith entertained Card of Thanks about fifty guests at a dessert lunch Mm. I. J. Bennett and family wish eon and sewing party with the en to thank the many friends, neighbors joyable affair held at the home of and Grange members who have shown Mrs. Hawkins on Spurgeon hill. Bou sympathy and given help during the quets of mixed flowers were used sickness and after the death of their through the large rooms making an husband and father. attractive setting for the occasion. Todsy Mrs. Geo. A. Ulett and Mm. L. H. Hazard are luncheon hostesses to their contract club members at the Ulett home on East Third strett, with covers laid for Mesdames A. E. Bred- ford, Lafe Compton, R. A. Wernich, J. A. Lamb, R. L. Stewart, F. L. Greenough, George Chaney, F. 8. Emery and Paul Van Bcoy. - - Marriage Licenses April 28—Thos. G. Sell, of Powers, Blank Warranty Deeds for sale al and Frances OlConnor, of Coquille. They were married on Tuesday by thia oflea. Rev. Rendell Zelnea, at Powers April 24-^Wm. R. Smith, of Co WARRANTS quille, and Ida Davies, of Loneve. They were maried Tuesday by Rev. G. A. Gray at hia home here. SPECIAL ATTRACTION TAKEN WALT DISNEY CARTOON “King Neptune" in Technicolor ADMISSION: Children 10c Under New Management The Repair Shop at Mike’s Imple ment Co., on Hall street, is now un der the management of E. B. Watkins who has had 24 years’ experience in this line. All kinds of black-smith ing, general repair on farm machinery and autos, at the right price. Get a price on your srork. Wo guarantee all work done here. 15t2 Mike’s Implement Co. Adults 35c Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Fire Insurance. ■J"-’ 3 __ J i. 4 q WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MAY 2 - 3 PAL NIGHT .(GORGEOUS GIRIS! HANDSOME MEN! Comini to th. Liberty Sunday for Three Days’ Showing with the 30 tnternotionol "Search for Beauty' Contest Winner» and UnrMer OAM IBA IBPINO ROBBT ABMHROieS lAMBOlASON ROSCOI MARNI TOBT WIRB Stationeries ERE is a 50 c value for 29c. And with a variety of papers snd tints to suit everyone! The very latest in style—comes in Linen, Bond, Peb|ette. Tints in Granite, Vellum, Linen. Each box contains 24 Lenox sheets and 24 Lohman envelopes. Two toned border and attractive box. H Z9C YOUR CHOICE Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc. n« DRUGGISTS STATIONERS r We Can’t Say “We Didn’t Know Any Better” Next Tuesday, May 1, is “Child Health Day," and the following arti cle by Dorothy Canfield Fisher is es pecially timely and pertinent at this time: Science is accused of not caring anything about human welfare. The men in white jackets in laboratories are aaid to devote themselves to searching out “mere facte," without any selectiona of those that will help men and women. But any enlarge ment of our knowledge of what facts are, improves enormously our hand ling of life. A large part of our mia- management cornea from knowing any better. Take for instance the earthed by science during half-century about where diseases come from. Just to know as we do now that disease germa come from water, milk and food not protected from them; just to know that disease germ« get a much more dangerous hold on human bodies not fortified by vitality to resist them; these few facts have revolutionised our ways of thought and of action about public health. It has been borne in upon us that health for those we specially cherish depends upon the health of all. 1 Led by the “mere facts” of scien tific research, we go forward about one step to a generation in the batt 14 to keep our children well. We know now, as our grandfathers did not know, that a child sick with typhoid fever in a tenement house across the railroad tracks in "fiytown” is a real danger to prettily dressed little boys and girls in fine houses across town, although those children would proba bly never see or hear of the sick child. The generation after our grandfath ers and before ours (our parents) had learned that much, and as a re sult extended themselves (even though it cost money) to provide good drinking-water, adequate sewers, and inspected milk for all the people of their towns—all things which their parents would have thought mere no tional “frills.” We begin to see that just as good drinking-water is not a “frill" but a necessity for everybody’s safety, so it is ignorant and backward to call “frills” such health measures as free milk for school children, preventative I health inspections, and above all, safe and spacious playgrounds for the free outdoor play that is as necessary to the vitality of children as food itself. Calling carda BO for B1.00. We are pleased to announce the New Permanent Wave Natural Formode OU'LL agree when you ve had one that it is the cool est, most comfortable and satis fying permanent wave you’ve ever had. The process leaves the hair soft, full of life and with a wave that is truly natural in appear ance, with ringlet ends. After you have had a Natural Formode wave and experienced the coolness and comfort of the Formode process, and enjoyed the satisfaction of its lasting beauty, you will never want any permanent wave except our Natural Formode Miss Muriel Dae is giving these Natural Formode Waves at Nosier Beauty Shop Make appointment early. WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that war rants up to and including No. 4595, iraued by Coquille School District, No. 8, will be paid upon presentation to the district clerk, on and after Satur day, April 28, 1934. Intereat on aaid warrants ceases on that date. Keith Leslie, Clerk, School District No. 8, Coquille, Coos County, Oregon. " * May Day Dance Annual Festival of the The p»ck,*of 176 00.0 irt the nfernotional search for beauty 5 E fl R C /ovBEflUTY YOUR CHOICE OF THESE FINE COQUILLE WOMAN’S CLUB Saturday, April 28 Aragon Ball Room — Coquille Two Adults for 35c LIBERTY™ nOVARRO DOfiALD FIDDLB Grand March 8:30, promptly Crowning of Queen Faye I follows Grand March Feature Dances Music by Aragon Artists Dance Band Gentlemen 40c, Ladies 25c, Spectators 25c Children, under twelve, Free 9
