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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1934)
. IT .1' - v? MYKTLE POINT ITEMS Mrs. Rose Clemont left Saturday oming fo** her home at Housgpn, Texas, aft* - .ea-days’ vis .. at tue home of he. :.un., Mrs. Belie Bennett. Mr. six' -Ira. Walter Bunch have returned It .lirii home al 'Walia Walla, Wash., after a two weeks* vis it here with relative» and friends. Hr. and Mrs. IPaul Tanner left Thursday tor Klamath Falls, where they will make their Ame. Dr. and Mrs. O. <H. Clarke relum ed home f.uui a twv m..nih.»' eastern trip. The • visited at Washington, D. C.. the Giucsgo I air. and with Dr. Season will soon be over Clark’s pa.cn I m at Fall River, Mass. On their way home they visited their son, Oliver, qt Newberg, Oregon. Don’t wait! Order Now! Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Guerin and eon, Thomas, left Sunday morning for their horn" In Izm Angeles, after a' OVALTINE two week;. visit with relatives and CHINESE PRESERVED GINGER friends in Myrtle Point. targe Size 65c Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Johnson and Per Jar 35c daughter, Sarah Jafie of Mill City, Small Sfce 37c Oregon, visited at the R. F. Garrett home the first of the week. A group of young people enjoyed a ? COLLEGE INN FELS NAPHTHA SOAP swimming party Sunday at the Tavlor College Inn CHILI CONCARNE Dement place. Those enjoying the af ternoon were Mrs. F. M. Kenyon, Per Carton, 10 Bars 55c 2 Cans - - 25c (Ellendale Fisli, Margaret Garrett, Dorothy and Marie Chandler, Kath leen Gilkinaon, Mrs. Laurence Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ireland and children, HOME GROWN TOMATOES - - Per Box 45c Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawkins, Hugh Mc They are at their best right now. Buy a Box. Lain, Bud and Ralph Hawkins, Ernie Strong. Delbert Steele and Donald I Gilkinaon. •- DILLARD WATERMELONS The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met CANTE LOUPES A.,. at the church parlors Wednesday af Fresh and Good CASABAS ternoon with Mrs. Elmer Russell, Mrs. Wellman and Mrs. McLain enter Perib PERSIAN AND 2c taining. The afternoon was spent in juat been vacated by A. E. Haan. Mr. Riverton News Guaranteed HOWBEW melons Barkley is an instructor and athletic sewing. At the close delicious ref The annual reunion of the Watson reshments were served. I coach in the high school here. family was held in Riverton this year, A lovely stork shower was given Mrs. Flora Haan sustained a slight Introducing— LURLINE SOAP at the home of Isaac Watson, Jest I injury a few days ago, when she slip- Mrs. William Lobdell Tuesday after Sunday. All of the immediate fami j pod and foil while out feeding chick- noon at her home on the Roseburg lies were in attendance, with the ex 5 Bara for MANNINGS COFFEE 24c highway. The afternoon was spent in j ena. ception of Mr. Watson’s youngest »on, I Conrad Borgard and two little chil- sewing, after which refreshments I Bar for lc Milton Rogers, of Myrtle Point. A I dren have been confined to their home were served to the following: Mes- basket dinner was served at noon to dames P. W. Laird, A. R. Bennett, ; for several days on account of illness. A the following: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ground to your order ■ The trouble was of an intestinal na Lily Fish, Mary Bennett, Paul Breuer, 6 Bars for • - 25c Rogen, Daniel Jr., Rachael and Julia, Martin Nagle, Florence Guerin, Alice of Myrtle Point; Jfr. and Mn. Charlie ture. A large bar of White Floating Soap Robert Scoiby went back to Marsh Paulatte, L. L. BumerHn, Robert Wlateon and three children, also from field Tuesday. He wants to go to Ridell and Mrs. Lobdell. Myrtle Point; Walter Smith and his Miss Elma Russell lyft the last of high school here but has been unable »on, Robert, and his daughter and to find a place to work for his room the week for Catching Inlet, where hueband, Mr. and Mr*. Leland Panter; and board. If anyone needs a good de she will teach this winter. Miss Dor Robept Sconby; Mr. and Mrs. Lyge Free pendable farm hand, get in touch with othy Bowers took her place as usher Culbertson and three children from Robert, or let your wishes be known st the Hiland theatre. Gravel Ford; B. F. Atkinson and son Frank Furman returned home Sat to Mr. Haan, who is trying to find a and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Atkinson, urday from Gold 'Beach, where he Delivery place for Robert and baby, of Coquille;-Mr. and Mn. Howard Hull is also not sqre he will spent several days. (His sister, Miss Art McMillan and two children, of be able to find work so he can attend Katie Furman returned with him and Powers; Mr., apd Mrs. Jim Watson «pent a few days at the home of her sehool ail winter. and little son, Denton; Isaac Watson Harry Hull ia the only farmer in parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Furman. and daughters. Ret ha and Esther, and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Martin returtfisd I this d¡strife who attempted to raise a two sons, Fred and Nolen, and his commercial pea crop this year. While tn their home in Portland after a mother, Mrs. Rahael Watson, from Brewster Valley Every One of These Stars Has a Twinkle of Its Own hie acreage is small, compared with short risk at the home of Mrs. Mar California; and Frank Hill. I the Ford and Tway planting ir Co- tin’s mother, Mrs. Frank Zumwalt Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird and Mr. At Liberty Theatre, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Frankie, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Mrs. Jesse Clinton, Mrs. A. M. , ** * and Mrs. Ed Abernathy made a trip Christensen and daughter, Marvin». to Klamath county the first of the Richmond for appendiciti» at the Knife : Mr. snd Mrs. Joe Nilson and Mr. Miss Aileen Clinton and Jack Ellis re and Mrs. Randall Johnson and little week to take Mrs. Mnke Anderson Hospital in Coquille last Friday. She Randall, Jr., drove out to Salem Wed turned home the first of the week home. She has been visiting in the is making a very satiafatory recovery. nesday morning to attend the State from a few days’ vacation trip to valley the pest month. Mr. and Mrs. Berkley moved from Fair. While away Mr. and Mrs. John Crater Lake. Wm. Betty», of Coquille, spent the ¡Eugene last Thursday morning into Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Dement have son will take their little son to a spec week end at the J. D. Laird home. the Golden Griffin house, which had as their guest Miss Anne Harloeher, ialist in Portland, to ascertain if he Neva Ralph Noah and Mr. Brodie, has fully recovered from his recent of Portland. She plans to remain of Coquille, spent Saturday evening illness. They will return home Bun until after the Coos and Curry Coun at the Perley Crowley home. ty Fair. day. A farewell party was given to Mrs. Gene Pressler returned last week Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Berry and Tom (Lawhorn Wednesday afternoon to Golden, Colorado, where he will be daughter, Evelyn; Mr. and Mn. Har by the lediea of the valley. Th > m at ry Hull and family; Mr. and Mn. El gin his junior year in the Sehool of tending the party were: Stella Laird, Mines. lis Holbrook and family; and Mr. and Zilphia Krewson, Flossie Wilson, Harlow and Leonard Ranton will Mrs. Clarence Dewey and family at Polly Nickason, Effie Wilson, Belle tended the picnic at Norway Sunday. leave Friday for their home at Wil Laird, Stella Crowley, Minnie Bob The Deweys and the Holbrooks also lamette. They have been visiting at lander, Beulah Jenkins, Belle Shep drove on to Myrtle Point to see R. the Dr. Clark home. herd, Fanny Alford, Eunice McDaniel, Bumgardner. They found him to be' Belva Alice Stemmier has gone to Mrs. Mead. Mrs. Hick» and Mrs. Dur- slightly improved in health. Mr. and Sacramento, California, where she rel. will spend the winter at the home of Mn. Bart Gasner re tun red home with Mias Garnet Bunch, of Sumner, vis the Deweys from, Norway that night. her sister, Mrs. 8lawson, and attend ited st the Perley Crowley home dur college. Mrs. Frances Honner and her ing the week end. Miss Janet Hall, of Eogene, is daughter. Mias Emma line, drove down Mrs. Phoebe Harry, of Coquille, is from Portland Wednesday to spend spending this week visiting at ths visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Stel- William Dye home. several days in thia vicinity looking la Crowley. Mrs. Minnie Lester left Sunday for Carole Lombard and Bing Crosby (situag) ting and in Par after their property hen. They have Mr. and Mrs. Gibson, of Winohest- her home tn Southern California, af- amount ’ » "We ’ re Net Dressing, ” coming Sunday to the Liberty Theatre, eon! and timber land adjoining the Third & Coulter) er, ware caller, at the Albert Chris- - ter a several weeks’ visit at the P. W. for three days, assisted by the come dy antics of Leon Errol, Gracie Allen Alpine mine. tensen home Friday. Laird and J. H. Mddoskey homes. and George Burns, and the hot-cha gayety of Ethel Merman (all stand E. A. Smith has just ompleted the Mr. Byron, who is going to drive Our new Funeral Home has ing left to right). Mere than half «a- dosen new song hits are introduced erection of a new building to be used the school bus this term, has moved been completed and we are in this entertainment • filled screes riot. for the storing of wood and tools. It Home Economies at Co. Fair into the Dave Crowley house for the is covered with hand-made cedar Home Economic demonstration ready to serve you. winter. shingles when Mr. Smith rived out teams win demonstrate at the Cbunty tioua, and in her money.mad career Coming Shows at Liberty Bingwr Laird and sen, Burton, of about a year ago. Mr. Smith is an Fair on Friday beginning at 10:00 a. Ftve hundred extras were used in forgets mother-love until an intense Roseburg, sp»at the wook end at J. expert woodsman and certainly un m. The style revue will be put on at the tremendo»» shipwreck scenes dramatic climax recalls to her a levo D. Laird’s. They came ever the old derstands the art of making nice that time, and the elub winners in the which form a spectacular pert of more powerful than that of money. Coos Bay wagon rood. shin glee. several health clubs wiH be presented “Whom the Gods Destroy,” featuring The character, as played by Mias Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robison and The three women teachers. Misses at the same session. Wetter Connolly, Doria Kenyon and Robson, perhaps suggests the famous children and Mrs. Ia« Robison, who Irvin, Bullard and La Branch, moved Hetty Green, though the story Is not This is the first attempt for Coos in last week to the Hartwell teacher county in a style revue for girls at Robert Young, which comes to the based on the latter’s life. The roman have been visiting at the Oscar Dur- age. Miss Irvin came in from Eugene the county fair and it is reported that Liberty Theatre tonight and Satur tic interest Is shared by Jean Parker rel home the past week, lsft for their Reminiscent of the home at Esusa, California, Wednes- Thursday evening. Miss Bullard drove several dub will have girls to com day evenings. groat Titanic disaster, the catas and William Bakewell, who provide up from Randolph Saturday after pete. trophe pictured in “Whom the Goda the very embodiment of love’s young The lieutenant of the OQC camps noon and Mias La Branch» eame down The suave banker and ex- All people interested are asked to Destroy,” instead of being the high dream. y th« valley looking over the from Bridge Sunday afternoon. The witness the ten o’clock program and i lover is played by Lewis Stone, and latter was accompanied by her sister- to encourage the dub members by dramatic point of the story, is really Mary Forbea is the society woman Brewster camp. They are expecting the Melrose camp here about the 15th in-law, Mrs. Wbn. Kay, who will de their presence. Friday is children’s the starting point of a tense, com friend of Miso Robson. pelling tale of human emotions. i of thia month. the cooking for the girls for a couple day at the county fair. eaM_e V Comparable to 'Worrell A Sen” as a Mrs. Orin Kirk was pleasantly sur of weeks. father and son theme, “Whom the “Call It Luck,” a fast action come prised by a visit from her two sisters Mr. and Mrs. A C. Dye and daugh Goda Destroy” is aaid to be even big dy-romance featuring Herbert Mun- who live in Eugene. ter. Marie, moved from their ranch ger as a motion picture production din and “Pat” Patreson, will make its Miss Zehna Barklow, who has been house to the shack just above the , and «van m«W effective |n poignant appearance on the screen here next working at the F. A. Alford home the school grounds Wednesday. That same Wednesday and Thursday. Miss past month left for Powers Monday. drams, day Professor Haan and his mother Fpterson, who iqadp a bit in -Bet Miss Eloise Crowley, who has been moved fom the Clausen house above I Gripping draaaa geos head iq bqqd toy» Up/’ haf apwie opportunity te . »tayiqg in OoquiHe and picking peas, Riverton into the Dye ranch house, with youthful romance, mother-iove display her actiqg, pinging and drag, 1 b*r home Friday. where they trill make their home •tag ability. In fjajl ft Uck,’’ Muu- and intriguing comedy interludes, in^tag *°Wock «turned to the valley this winter. On Saturday, the Dyes WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE Notice is hereby given that war May Robson’s latest screen appear din portrays a London cab driver, who drove out to Eugene. They secured ac rants numbered 14« and 14», issued ance in “You Can't Buy Everything," wins >126,000 in a sweepstake* He commodations there, where Mn, Dye by < Cunningham School District No. and Marie will remain for the winter, 10, Coon County. Oregon, will be paid drama of high |»|nce, showing as the goes to America where swindlers do him out of all his money, but his during which time Marie will attend 1 upon presentation to the clerk on and Friday and Saturday preview. Body and Fender repair work done The picture deals with the amas. daughter, the lovely "Pat,” and by experienced mechanics. Our body Friday, Aug. »1 1034. Interest the Eugene Business College. Mr. after ! will cease on that data. ing career of a female financial wia- Charles Starrett help biffl gyt even in painter is an expert. Let ps prqvs <e Dye returned Monday and will i Lena McCurdy, Clerk, “batch” at the shaek while the family | Sehool District No. 10, Coos Coun- ard, who shakes Wall Street, sways what is heralded as the most hilarious k*vs thp be|t of repair service, Soup) the fates of banks and other laatltu- finale ever te he la away. wstern Motor Go. UM Get Your Concord Grapes for Jelly and Jams Now! 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