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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1934)
«< Sural But NON-SKID GRIP ¡i times M»rt necessary to I Gravel Ford Ite Neighbors of Woodcraft Enjoy Pot-Luck Dinner Almost everyone in this vicinity to having an attack of the flu or a very had cold. Mrs. Vernon Bennett gave a birth day dinner Sunday in honor of her husband and daughter, Mrs. Milo Griffin, and son. Those enjoying the feast were Mrs. W. C. Griffin and Bud, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Griffin and son and Mike Minard. Mr. Griffin was sick and not able to attend. John Gearhardt returned home for a few days’ visit Wednesday. Thursday John and Hazel Gearhardt visited their mother, Mrs. J. N. Gear hardt, at Keizer hospital. She to re ported to be getting along nicely. Roaster Gas- The Neighbors of Woodcraft and their families enjoyed a potluck din ner Monday night, after which the Juvenile lodge held a meeting. Four new members were taken in as ju venile neighbors, Mavis and Lucy Keller, Robert Thompson and Harold Culbertson respectively. After the Juvenile meeting the reg ular Woodcraft meeting was held. On Dec. 17 will be a potluck dinner, Christmas tree and program for the kiddies. Election of officers was held at the first meeting of the month. Those elected were Past Guardian, Nellie Keller; Guardian, Dors Culbertson; Adviser, Clara Burnett; Magician, Maude Bean; Attendant, Ella Schroe der; Clerk, Hazel Pettengill; Banker. May Ensele; Flag Bearer, Mrs. F. Schaer; Captain of Guards, M. Mc- Guffin; Inner Sentinel, Mrs. Wise; Outer Sentinel, Otho Terry; Corres pondent, Dora Culbertson; Senior Guardian, Clara Burnett; Installing' Officer, Elizabeth Lane; Managers, Harry Wise, Ruth Kramer and Bill Keller; Musician, Lola Thompson. In stallation will be held Jan. 8, 193S. Rebekah Lodge Notes Mamie Rebekah Lodge held an in teresting meeting Wednesday eve ning, at which time-the second read ing of the proposed revision of the by-laws was made. A very Interesting talk was given, by Mrs. Ella T. Morrison, of Clarks ton, Wash., a past president of the Rebekah Assembly of Washington. She was on her way home from To ronto, Canada, where she attended the Association of the Rebekah As semblies as a representative from her Jurisdiction. Mrs. M. A. Norton, of Marshfield was also a visitor. At the cloee of the meeting sand wiches and coffee were served. AD members are urged to be present at the next meeting, Nov. 28th, at 7:30 p. m„ when officers for the next term will be elected. It to also homecom ing night. WARRANTS TAKEN AU Repair Wark, Parts, New and Used Cars Gould Furniture Co. Southwestern Motor Co. •--------------------------------- T — T" T ■ I I Mrs. Willette Tells How She < Lost 30 Pounds In 3 Months No More Headache No Moro Backache No More Dizzy Spells Mrs. Arthur Willette of Ferndale. Mich., writes: “Just started my 4th jar of Kruschen First I want to tell you I lost 30 fts. ln 3 months. I weighed 184—now I weigh 154 and still want to lose 25 more lbs. I feel better than I have for 10 yrs. I used to have headaches, backaches, dizzy spells, heartburn but don’t any more. I have 2 friends taking it and it’s helping them too.* If you want to get rid of.ugly, un healthy fat which saps vitality, short ens life and makes you look old and unattractive—if you want to possess « healthy figure with slander femi- nine curves—take half a level tea spoonful of Kruschen Salta ln a glass of hot water first thing every morning. r ----- “ Kruschen is the safe, heal red by physi a few cents cento Pharmacy, raaaaaiwvy, Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, r_Z — Hudson ’s Drug ____ Store _______ —or any drug- store throughout the world Corbin Bones returned home Sat urday from a two months’ trip east. He visited relatives in several states. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Garrett left Fri day morning for McMinnville, where they will visit their daughter, Mar garet, who is attending Linfield Col lege. They will also visit Mr. and Mis. Guy Woodcock at Oak Grove and Mr. and Mrs. E. Folsom at Salem before returning A. W. Gardner, of Salem, opened a new bakery here Friday morning It will be known as the Myrtlewood Bakery. Mr. Gardner has been in the employ of the Cherry City Baking Company at Salem the past eleven years and comes to this city highly recommended. His brother, H. J. Gardner will be associated with him in the business. Mr and Mrs. Gard ner and two sons have leased the F. M. Kenyon house on Eighth street and moved in a week ago. : Otto Linquist and daughter, Alice Paulette, went to Portland Sunday for a week’s visit with relatives and friends. The Methodist Ladies Aid met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. A. La Flamme with Mrs. Les lie Dey assisting. Mrs. Floyd Sum mers had charge of the devotional hour and Mrs. M. R. Lee of the enter tainment for the afternoon. Miss Olive Howey, of Corvallis, spent the week-end at the home of Mrs. Cora Steele. The Christian churches of Coos county held a rally at the Christian church Saturday. A potluck dinner was served at noon and preaching services held in the afternoon. Mrs. E. J. Schneider left Sunday for her home at Illahe after a few days visit with her daughter. Ernes tine. and her father, C. H. Butler. Mrs. Frank Spencer, of Reedsport, to visiting this week at the home of her mother. Mrs. Katie Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold re turned home from a few days’ visit in Portland. s J Well, Only a few more days until Thanksgiving. Golly! Turkey, Cranberry Sauce, Mince Pie, Pumpkin, Fruit Cake Don't you wish you could be a kid again? Well, they say we’re just as young as we feel—and anyway it’s worth trying. Well, getting back to that Thanksgiving dinner, we don’t sell turkeys but we do have all the rest of it and the price and quality will be right Cranberries, Mince Meat in bulk and jars Citron and Peels, Stuffed Olives, Ripe Olives, Pickles, Walnuts, Almonds. Celery, Head Lettuce, Grapes, After Dinne Mints and Party Candies, Fruit Juices, Dates, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Pumpkin, canned and fresh, and Pop Corn that pops, and everything. If this list doesn’t give * 1 you the idea and enthusiasm just come to the store and we’ll go, * f into conference with you. Now in case you have overlooked the main point, the object of this outburst is to get over to you the fact that this is the BEST place to buy your Thanksgiving supply ' Mrs. O. H. Clarke returned home from a few days’ visit at the home of her son, Oliver, at Newberg. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian ' 2 EREE DELIVERIES DAILY church met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Rossiow, J with Mrs. K. H. Hanson and Mrs. Ralph Kring assisting. The time was spent in sewing after which delicious refreshments were served. About 28 members of the V. F. W. and Auxiliary, of the Lee Ray Post of Myrtle Point, attended the installa tion of officers and Initiation of twenty new members at the Sidney Burnett Post V. F. W. of Marshfield. The degree work was presented by ' the V. F. W. Post of Roseburg. story picks up the life thread of a d escribed real property for the pur Picturea at the Liberty A pleasant afternoon was spent wealty shipping magnate, Otto pose of satisfying said judgment in The Coming Week Wednesday at the home of Mrs. P. W. Kruger, and the girl with whom he the sum of Eight thousand three hundred fifty-three dollars and one Laird when she entertained the Past is anamoured, Joan Crawford. With cent ($8,353.01) with interest thereon “I Sell Anything," First National's no break in either physical or dra at the rate of eight per cent per an Matrons Club of the O. E. S. The rooms were beautifully decorated in new comedy drama, with one of the matic movement, it sweeps from the num from the 22nd day of October, green ivy and yellow chrysanthe most amusing and unique plots, com skyscraper to shipboard, where Joan 1934, and the further sum of Four mums. A one-thirty buffet dessert plemented by a heart throbbing ro meets and later falls in love with a teen dollars and ninety cento (814.90) costa and disbursements. luncheon was served, after which mance, opens at the Liberty Theatre young South American rancher, Now Therefore, I will ,on Satur bridge. was played, Mrs. Schofield today with an all star cast. Clark Gable, who is returning with day, the 24th day of Novemebr, 1934, The story, by Albert J. Cohen and his friend, Stuart Erwin, from a va at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of receiving high score. Those enjoy ing the afternoon together were^Mes- Robert T. Shannon, presents an up cation in the States. Quickly intro said day, at the courthouse front door in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, dames John Arnold, R. B. Dement, roarious although startling, revela duced, the characters’ lives, in jux offer for sale and sell at public auc E. T. D. Guerin, H. Rossiow, tion of questionable auctioneering taposition with one another, are fol tion to the highest and best bidder C. A. Pancoast, G. L. Mc- methods and the manufacture of an lowed against a constantly changing for cash in hand the following de scribed real property, to-wit: Ralph Kring, W E. tiques over night, which, to the back background. They are photographed The East hair of the Southwest LundyfW..U. W. Perkins, R. H. Lem ground for a most human and col in private and in crowds, but no quarter and the Southeast quarter of orful romance in which two girls bat other characters cross the main Section 25, in Township 29 south of on and the hostess. Mr, Laird. tle for a man’s love. thread of the story. Like the general Range 13 west of the Willamette Pat O’Brien, Ann Dvorak and treatment, the ending also bears the Meridian, and Lot 4 and the South ** -V Sinko-Hoover east quarter of the Southwest quar Claire Dodd, who head the cast, form stamp of the modern Noel Coward ter of Section 30, ln Township 29 Frank Sinko, of Arago, and Miss the triangle. Ann, appearing as a influence. In one of the most dram- I south of Range 12 west of the Wil Mary Hoover, of Myrtle Point, were waif of the streets, falls desperately atic momenta of the story, the three' lamette . Meridian, except 3 acres quietly married last Friday at the Deed Rec _ _____ in love with Pat, a fast talking, fast discuss the decision which is pro described in Book 57 of residence of Mr. and Mrs Turner r" all situated ' ords, page , 500, in Coos action auctioneer who can sell any foundly to change the course of their ’ County, State of Oregon. MacDonald; Mr. MacDonald offici thing, including his own heart, until personal lives, quietly over a cup of And I will apply the proceeds of said ating. Accompanying the young sale, first, to the payment of the costs he bumps into a clever adventuress in morning coffee. couple were Mrs. Elsie Robison, sis of said WW sale MMwAwitacaM and to the payment of the the person of Miss Dodd, who pro J — - - vb muu aui. ter of the bride, and Joe Sinko, costa and disbursements of said suit, ceeds to take him on a sleigh ride. Your warrants, county or school and, second, to the payment of the brother of the groom. The story carries the audience from district, will be accepted at Schroe- ■ »mount due plaf lintiff on the aforesaid .......................... ■ " Frank Sinko is a wide-awake and a New York Second Avenue auction der’s Jewelry store for either mer-^^^ . _ . 11 . . ~ accrued interest. highly respected young dairyman of Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this house to the pretentious home of one , chandise or repair work—at par. Arago community and the bride also 22nd day of October, 1934 at Gotham’s most aristocratic fami H. E. HESS, has been a student of the Arago lies. 41t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon schools and has for the past year served as clerk in the Russell bakery « Meet the sap at the family tree! and cafeteria, winning a host of He was a sweetmeat to his mother friends. This estimable young couple will —but an all-day sucker to the rest THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SPOKANE, a corporation, make their home ln Myrtle Point for at the family! An uproarious screen on all kinds of Plaintiff, a while upon their return from their comedy of the worm that turned! vs. That ’ s Stuart Erwin, ace film come honeymoon trip. They left imme JOHN FABRY, a bachelor: Ollie F diately, at the close of the ceremony, dian with the dead pan and the wist Shull, as Executrix of the Estate ful eyes, who plays the le ’ ading come- of B. C Shull, deceased; Coos journeying northward and planned to County. Oregon, a municipal cor *e the big game between Montana dy role ln Party’* °V"” whlc*? Local and Long Distance poration; and Myrtle Point Na and Oregon State Saturday at Cor* "hows “ the ‘»"view tonl*ht *nd tional Farm Loan Association, a Saturday. Adapted from the .howling valli». corporation. Defendants stage comedy by Daniel Kusell, “The No. 10498 Their many friends wish them Party’s Over," is a sparkling comedy NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Phones 101 J—224L much happiness and sucecss. of young love dancing to the tempo under and by virtue of a Writ of Ex ___________________ of modern freedom—with the devil ecution and order of sale issued out Coos Club at Ashland of the above entitled court in the to pay! The looniest comedy ever Members of the Coos County Club made, with an avalanche of laughs— above entitled cause, on the 22nd day of October, 1934, in favor of the at Southern Oregon Normal and Jun and a heart throb to boot! above named plaintiff and against ior College at Ashland have started the above named defendants, which said execution and order of sale com-1 their activities with the election of Sounding the modern note of in-1 manded me to sell the hereinafter J officers for the year. Ray Woodyard, timacy and searching psychological of Coquille, senior in teachers' train reaction typical of the Noel Coward ing. was elected president of the period, one of the most important club. Other officers are Ruth Gis- pictures of the year boasts a cast of holt, of Coquille, vice president; Ber only four major players. nice Hansen, of Bandon, secretary- And while the cast of “Chained” is treaurer, and Isseola Walder, of small, it to also potent. Clark Gable Marshfield, reporter. The county and Joan Crawford are co-starred, Corner Third and Coulter clubs, which are outstanding organi Phone 100 with Otto Kruger and Stuart Erwin zations of the college, are responsible in support. It will be shown at the1 Coquille for many fine programs yid activi Liberty, for three nights starting ties of various types during the year. Sunday * - . ■ Written especially for the screen _ Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 and for the co-stars, as to the present Moulton St., phon« MJ. :r. nq trend, by Edgar Selwyn, the photo Busy Comer Grocery Delivery New low Price COAL HAUUNG Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co. Gano Funeral Home Ambulance Service si
