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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1934)
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON, MUDA Y, JUNE 22, 1M4. bump occurred and only suffered a Mr. and Mm. Geo. Hampton return broken bumper, fender and headlight ed Sunday evening from a week's va- as the truck si.leswiped it going over cstum, the first part of which was the grade. Ti e truck had several spent at the state grange meeting in minor brinks tut no one was injured Roseburg and the latter half visiting •erioualy. The road is narrow and Crater Lake and other scenic points crooked and requires careful driving in Southern Oregon. and excellent brakes for any ears — Mrs. L. M. Aauen and daughter, La travelling over it while the logs are ®tin, ..pent Saturday and Sunday vis coming out. iting Mrs. E. E. Huffman, of Myrtle Mrs. C. A. Swift received word rd Point. Mim Aasen left Monday to Friday of the birth of a great grand enroll in a six weeks’ summer school son born to Mr. and Mrs. David Stitt course at Southern Oregon Normal. of Bandon. Mix. Leo Cog and son, Beryl, of Mra. L. W. McAdam entertained ed atl Bandon, spent Sunday visiting her Sunday with a birthday dinner at brother and family, 3. C. McAllister noon in honor of her husband. Guests ts Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Sevy, of Lang from Bandon were Mr. and Mra. Jera rw lois, greeted old friends Sunday night Damron and Thelma, Mr. and Mm. * at the Willamette concert in Myrtle John Damron and Jack and Anna Lou. Point. from Arago an 1 Hall's Creek, M t . and The Bible study class met at the Mrs. Ernest tVIeba and daughters, home of Nile Miller on Fishtrap Beverly and Katherine, Mr. and Mr«. Thursday evening. Too much haying Ernest Watkins and daughters, Mary, y. accounted, for the rather small at Jean and Anne, and Mr. and Mrs. C. tendance. The next meeting will be A. ¡Swift, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron. * Mrs. Ernest Watkins drove to Co held at the. MacDonald home to finish quille Tuesday to meet her cousirw, the book of Romans. Mrs. Naomi Robison went on to Mrs. Myrta Hill and daughter, Mrs. Grenada, California, to yiet her par B. J. Dibble, of San Francisco, who IO ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Root, from ♦topped over Wednesday morning, en Roseburg. She will be gone about joying a trip into the woods to see the big log« loaded on the trucks at two weeks. A. Haberly, of Bandon, will conduct the Garoutte camp. The annua! school meeting was held , the morning services next Sunday morning. If the weather permits in the school house Monday evening with well over a hundred present. . they will be held in Carl’s grove. Several members of the community There were eighty votes cast which I met and cleaned the grove on the Carl means a large attendance for this; place Friday evening so it will be district. The financial report showed available for church services and Arago only $40.05 in outstanding war picnics. Among those present to en rants, which seems an especially good joy the treat of ice cream and cookies record for th’cse times. George Rob afterwards were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest son and Mrs. Ruth Shaw were re Wiebe and daughters, Beverly and jected as director and clerk. Katherine, Mr. and Mrs. John Carl Riverton News and sons, Herbert and Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder, Mr. and Our community has been so sad Mrs. T. B. MacDonald, Mrs. Frank dened by the accidental and untimely Burbank, Mrs. J. L. Burtis, David and death of Royal Fred Shelton, which John Paul Root, L. M. and Stephen occurred last Fri lay morning. Much Aasen, Mias Alma Fleming. of Fred’s life hax been devoted to The Arago brickyard is running out helping other», lessening their bur a kiln of brick this week. They put dens wherever possible. He Beemed out 50,000 brick last month and ex Il ways on hand to aid, when it was pect to put out at least that many this teeded most. It would have been month. mpossible for one t> have departed The Chevrolet truck from the J. from our midst, whom we would have Doak camp lost a wheel on the turn mimed more than Fred. The com near the Bognuda ranch Monday eve munity’s sympathy goes out to the ning. The heavy load made it dif brother, George, and the flitter, Mrs. ficult to repair but the logs were in Dave Perkins, of Redlands, Califor the river by dark. No'one was hurt nia, the only near surviving relatives. Miss Leona Pauli returned from Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifton Tucker, Portland Sunday evening. She at Ruth and Jimmie, from Medford, tended the Rose Show and visited her were calling on old friends here Sun- sister, Winnie, who lives in Portland. lay and M >nday. Mr. Tucker was prin One of the Garoutte trucks was cipal of our schools here for six forced over the grade at the turn near years, before going to Medford. He ' the Marvin Shaw place Saturda> baa been principal of the Washing-1 morning. The truck was loaded heav 'on school in Medford for the pastI ily and was unable to stop before three years and is re-elected for1 hitting J. J. Damron’s ear. The quick next year. They reported that their action of the driver, Howard Culljns, daughter, Frances, had been married was the only thing that oaved the ac on May 23rd to William Westall, of cident from serious casualties. Mr. Medford. Damron had his car stopped when the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Williams, of :! SAFEWR Jell Well LARD Cheese All Flavors Quick Setting .Pure Gov’t Inspected Local Made 4 PKGS. 1,1,1 AIRWAY , For your Jams & Jellies 13c,B 19c 8^tle General Food Candy Bars 3f*lO lb . 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The modem version of the “excitotoris U being carried over the country by ' 23® 3 ibH- * XW : Coffee Crusaders Speed “Exeitatoria” To Millions of American Citizens STORES Portland, were visiting friends in Riverton the past week. Mrs. Mettie Peterson and W. W. Kight received word Tuesday that .heir oiator, Mrs. Mandy Everden, of Coquille, was very ill, having suffered a stroka of paralysis Monday night. Both Mr. Kight and Mrs: Peterson, as well as Mrs. Elisabeth Sell, another xister from here, and Mrs. Thoa. An- denson have been in dose attendance to Mrs. Evernden since she was strick en. She is reported as improving slightly. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dye and Marie made a trip out to the university in DOZ. Med. Size DOZ. f Bacon Squares 19c Stadden traded their to Mr. and Mrs. Ver- for their farm at The Staddens moved Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bean left for Molalla Saturday, where they intend to spend the week at the home of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold .Ridings Their little grandchild, Ann Louine, was to cele brate her first birthday anniversary on Sunday, June 17. and grandma and grandpa went out so as to take part in the great event. George Shelton drove out to the Junction early Sunday morning to meet his sister, Mr«. Dave Perkin«, from RAdlands, California, who was summoned here after the death of their brother, Fred. Jim Erwin writes Fire & Auto mobile Insurance. Low Rates • Reli able Companies. See him today. Tell your friends. Address, Coquille, Ore.
