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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1934)
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SACK aooSní» shsdwav FEATURES: Cascar Treaties Toudh Thick Tread Full (HereUa Let Us Properly Lubricate Busy Comer Grocery Delivery About Branding New Potatoes It is lawful to brand potatoes as “new potatoes” only between the pe riod of April 1 to July 1 inclusive, providing they meet other grade stan dards, according to a recent ruling dealing with this subject just received at the county agent’s office from the state department of agriculture. New potatoes shall meet all the require ment« of the U. S. No. 1 or No. 2 grades except for lixe. Containers tor new potatoes labelled a* such shall be branded giving the name of the state, the grade, the words "new po tatoes” and the name and address or brand of the grower, shipper or peck er. This regulation became effective on June 15, according to the order. C oquille S ervice S tation Phone 133 MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Miller recep- home. were Grace George Hamilton, of Corvallis; Mr. Bridge Happenings and Mrs. C. C. Carter, of Grant Pass; Miss Freda Hendrick, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carter, of employed for severai months by Mrs. Camas, Wash.; and Mrs. Gets, of Sil Frank Porter, of Powers, is home this verton. week for a vacation. Mrs. A. O. Hoot on went to Coquille Mr. and Mrs. F; M. Kenyon enter Friday to have some dental work tained at a six o’clock dinner Tuesday done. She was an overnight gueat at in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. the- M. O. Hooton home, returning (Deyoe’e 83rd wedding anniversary: home Saturday. Seated at the table were Mr. and Mrs. At the annual school meeting Mon Deyoe and two daughters. Helen and ody evening, Mrs. Harold C. Van Al- Josephine, Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon and stein was re-elected clerk and R. H. children, John, Frank and Ursula Ann. Bryant waa re-elected director. A. W. Buell, of Salem, and his Lynn Culver returned home Satur niece, Florence Buell, < ef Newberg, day from a visit of about a week at came in Wednesday on a business the J. W. Bryant home at Arago. trip. They returned to > their home The Sunday School attendance drop Thursday. ped down to 50 last Sunday. Turner Mrs. E. Schneider and daughters, B. MacDonald gave a very tine ser Ernestine and Mrs. Burl Rutledge, re mon, using as hie text. Psalm 118:34. turned to their home at Hlahe Sunday Mrs. MadQonald made an . attractive after spending several days in Myr chalk picture of the Sea of Galilee, tle Point visiting friends. while Mrs. Ray L. Beckett and Misa The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Maude Hooton sang “Blue Galilee.” Wednesday afternoon at the home of Another special number which was Mrs. E. W. Jone«, Mrs. Ernest Luthy much enjoyed was.s solo, “Lead Me and Mrs. W. L. Veach assisting. The Gently Home, Father,” by Miss afternoon was pleasantly spent In Amanda Stem, of Coquille. sewing for the Aid, after which re At the Grange meeting Friday freshments were served. night plans were made for a commun Miss Margaret Moore has returned ity picnic to be held on the Fourth of to her home at Dundee after «pending July in Ehrig’a grove. several days in Myrtle Point. Mw Ionella Curtiss, who came Dr. <L. L. Sumerlin returned Friday home from Pacific College at New from a business trip to Portland. ' berg a few weeks ago with a nervous Mr. and Mr*. Roy Ellis are enjoy breakdown is rapidly regaining her ing a visit this week from Mr. ElHs’ usual health. sieter. Wm. R. Brown came up Friday Mrs. Raleigh Greene and Miss from Cieecent City, where he is em Averill Laird were taken to the Ma«t ployed at MI Christian’s logging hospital Wednesday suffering from canvp and Mrs. Brown went back with injuries received in on auto wreck him Saturday to spend her summer Wednesday afternoon near the Hoff vacation there. man bridge. Their car collided with a The Frank Culver family motored Washington car. The MeiRay auto to North Bend Sunday and brought mobile was completely wrecked. Mrs. Culver’s brother, Glenn Hutton, home with them from Keiser Hospi tal, where he had been a patient for several months. Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whipping cream on sale at FolsomGrocery and People« Market at all times. For delivery, caH 7R42. V. L> Corneliue. Gravel Ford Items REUNITED in their moot enthralling lore etory—Charlee Farrell and Janet Gaynor ae they appear * m “Change of Heart" but human. The author himself ia m the picture, bringing bo it a note of sincerity and authenticity that made hie book the favorite that it was. Rex Dicks spent Sunday with his parents at Caiaas Valley. Mike Minard ia moving to his new home on his mother's place. John Gearhardt ia moving him. Vernon Bennett made a business trip to Myrtle Point Monday. Bud Griffin attended the party at Brewster Saturday night, given by Edwin Crowley. John and Clark Gear hardt, Loia Gider and Geraldine Mi nard also went from here. The Marshfield baseball team play- ed the Gravel Ford team Sunday, Marshfield winning by a dote score. After 18 months of separation, Janet Gaynor and Charles Farroll, the screen’s most romantic team, will bo Mining Location notices for «ale at reunited in Fox Film*« “Change of thia office. Heart,” at the Liberty for three nights, starting Sunday. Heeding the requests of thouwands of fanu to re WARRANTS TAKEN team these two screen sweethearts, the studio started an intensive search All Repair Werk, Parts, Ne for a story that would be suitable for and Used Care their reunion. Kathleen Norris* great modern novel, “Manhattan Love Southwestern Motor Co. Song” was finally selected out of hun dreds of stories as the perfect vehicle. The screen play adapted from the novel is a modern drama of youth’s New low Price on all kinds of COAL Ixxral and Long Distance HAULING Phones 101 J—224L Jim Erwin writes Fire A Auto, mobile Insurance. Low Bate« - Reli able Companies. See him today. Tell your friends. Address, Coquille, Ore. Treapaaa, Notices, printed ea cloth, for sale at thia office Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co.
