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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1934)
I Kv-'v" ’vi hi ’ Y ' ' t - A. - I : ■ -X -- fw u valut ? 11 !" ■BM «A r . -4. MYRTLE POINT ITEMS ■ =5 1 ——I I ; Chas. Boilshaw and Tom Sturdi I vant retwndd home Monday evening from Kweek’s mining trip in the Sal r mon Mts. ' , • 4 Mrs. G. M. Goodwin returned to her home in Eleele Kawai, Hawaii, is an important factor in your daily life. Our experience and after a two weeks’ visit here with her f / parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carey, of knowledge of food lines qualifies us to serve you in a manner sec- . Powers, and her sisters, Mrs Chas L>. « < {>.. • ond to none. We will appreciate a triaL Bellshaw and Mrs. W.Jt. Northup. t Mrs. B. Clancy returned to her home at Eureka, Calif., after a two weeks’ visit with relatives and friends. DENCO HAMS COOS COUNTY PEAS Mr. and Mrs. P. W Laird left Wed nesday for Salem to spend Thanks Fkncy Grade Medium Weight No. 2 Cans Medium size giving with their daughter, Mar- Per lb & - - - garette. They will return Friday. Per can r Miss Margaret Garrett arrived home Wednesday evening from Lin OREGON WALNUTS field college to spend Thanksgiving Skids cause 5V4 times more Swift ’ s Pride Standard grade and the week-end with her parents. accidents than blowouts— Mr. and Mis. R. F. Garrett. WASHING POWDER small size but well filled and smooth tires skid 77% Miss Elsie Moller returned to 1 Per lb Large Package 9 Marshfield Sunday evening after farther, other new tires skid skid safety at no extra cost spending the week end wjth her par 14 to 19% farther, than new * ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Moller. because qf 4«G-3 ” Goodyear All« V Mr and Mrs. H. Howard ipoved Flatter wider tread— « this week to Marshfield, where Mr. Weathers. This “ Goodyear 14% more non-skid Hpward has employment. block»— For your Sunday Morning Breakfast Margin of Safety” coots you Mrs. M. J. Moarison, Mrs. Chester Wider riding riba— nothing extra—let us quote Pedan and Mrs W Laird spent Sat < Salt Mackerel each Heavier tougher urday in Roseburg. on your size “G-3”! 1 tread— è Wayne Haggerdorn, of Salem, is ■* visiting friends in Myrtle Point this Also you g«t week. the blowout protection of It’s Doubly Guaranteed ’ Mary Dye returned home the first Supertwist Cord in every ply. 1. Against road hazards. Dodge Brand of the week from a visit with friends a 2. Against defects for Mie. Old Fashioned i ■■‘r- i f...j. iiiii|i^ '.C < in Crescent City, California. WHOLE PEELED APRICOTS Mrs. Vina Jeptersen, of Portland, SORGHUM MOLASSES is spending this week visiting at the No. 1 tall cans home of her father, W7 H. Carlisle. 5 lb cans • . 59c Miss Grace Linn, Miss Alice Al- Each Oregon made verdes and Miss Helen Vincent left Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving at Plantation Brand thejr homes at Salem, Corvallis and UPTON’S GREEN TEA Portland. ORANGE PEKOE & PEKOE TEA The Girls’ League party was held ======s=±== ==f 4 lb Package in the high school auditorium Friday ' Edgmon and daughter were forced to Riverton News A pleasing program was y2 Ib Package - - 35c eat their turkey without Mr. Edgmon evening. l/2 lb Package W. W. Kight, who has been suf and sons, Earl and Henry, who re-, given, after which games were en fering a great deal the pwt week with _ made . hurried to and 1 Pkg. Hollywood Gelatine joyed and later in the evening re » rheumatism, is feeling much better. | kangag Qf the ulnMg of Mr freshments were served. Both for Dessert Fret Instead of having a candid camera Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Crews en I Edgmon’s mother, who is reported to along with me, I stepped right into i be about the same; but Mrs. Edgmon tertained the members of the grade the. homes of many of our friends did have a number of guests, Mr. and school, faculty with a potluck dinner here with a pencil and paper and di Mrs. Leonard Sell and family and at their home Saturday evening. gested their Thanksgiving dinner. 2 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY A pleasant evening was spent at Ralph Combs, of Marshfield. Mr. 4 r The table which is usualy set for two *> and Mrs, Joe Donaldson were hosts the La Flamme home Monday eve had. to be made larger at the home of to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ning when the Study Club met. At Mr. and Mrs W. A. Bean, who were and Mrs Louie Donaldson, of Co- this meeting the husbands of the entertaining their daughter and son- quille. 'I certainly found a surpris- [ members were their guests, in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ridings, Mrs. Lily Fish returned to Marsh ing bunch of old friends at the home “ and small daughter, of Molalla. I of Mr. and Mrs Joe Nulf and son, field after spending a few days at found “wee Willy” Ridle almost Mauce. Helen Nulf, their daughter, the homp of Mrs. Emiiy Miller. f astride his big turkey with the cran Mrs. Fred Brown and children,, was home from Eugene where she is berry sauce mostly on his face and attending the business college; Mr. Fredrica, Donald, Hugh and Joe, left Mg *’*- shirt Ross Jenkins was also busily and Mrs, Frederick Beck and daugh- Wednesday afternoon for Lakeside to devouring his second drumstick so he ter, of Marcóla, were also guests of spend Thanksgiving at the home could eat the third (my what a turkey the Nulfs, Mr. Beck was principal <i? Mrs. Brown’s mother and sister. They t that must have been.) “Papa” Haan, m_ 1 —_______ L._ » __ __ ——— «aríll will rain»«« return Sunday. Riverton high school for aw three years. The St. Louis Cardinals are seen in F.F.A. Entertained at McKinley Attraction to Be Shown at. our. able school professor, was not at The Methodist Ladies* Aid have The Riverton high school held an home when I called; he, accompan Last Saturday, November 24, the Liberty Coming Week action in their home grounds, play important assembly Wednesday af 'completed plans for a bazaar and ing with Cincinnati and Chicago. ied by his mother, was celebrating his McKinley Grange entertained the ternoon to discuss the advisability of fancy work sale to be held In the “Happiness Ahead,” which is spon vacation at the home of his sister. Coquille Chapter of Future Farmers The plot of “ Here Comes the establishing student government in basement of the church Friday, De sored by the Coquille high school Miss Gertie Haan, in Ashland. I of America with a big turkey dinner. Groosn, ” coming to the Liberty Fri the high school. A committee chosen cember 14. Afterward a chicken din Girls’ League, will be shown at the also found the teacherage deserted, several weeks ago to get material up ner will be served. In the evening a This get-together turkey dinner is day and Saturday, is built on the hi Liberty Sunday for three nights, Marjory Bullard spending her vaca on this subject, gave a report on their play will be presented under the di an annual event with the McKinley larious situation of a bewildered with Dick Powell in the stellar role. tion at her home near Bandon and Grange and was thoroughly enjoyed young man in love with one girl findings. Louis Sell and Esther Wat rection of Mrs. O. H. Clarke. Faye La Branche accompanied Ruth who spends a honeymoon with an Dick Powell sings "Pop Goes My Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Northup served by members and visitors. son gave the report and explained Irvjn as far as Myrtle Point where other. Jack Haley, Broadway stage . Hegrt” and "Beauty Must Be Loved,” After the dinner Miss Alice Mast, that the student council would con at Sunday dinner for Mr. and Mrs she spent her vacation while Miss lecturer of the Grange, provided an comedy-star, recently featured with and joins with Frank McHugh in a trol the entire school. It would con Dave Carey. Frank Carey, of Powers. Irvin went on to Eugene to visit entertaining program. Supt. P. W. Jack Oakie in “Sitting Pretty,” has humorous duet entitled "Massaging sist of five memebrs, one being the Mrs. B. Clancy, of Eureka, Mrs. G. Window Panes.” A fourth song is friends I was really ashamed of thp leading role. Lane, of the Coquille schools, gave an president of the student body, Bob M. Goodwin, of Eleele Kawai, T. H„ rendered by Dorothy Dare, the fam myself for having burst into the home The story, crammed with amusing interesting talk on “ Young America. ” and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bellshow and Smith, and the other four, a represen of Mrs. Mamie Miller so unceremon President Cedric Cross introduced situations, begins with an argument ous Broadway musical comedy star, tative of each class. Mr. Haan, prin two children, Alice and Mary Ann, iously when I found so many delight the following numbers: musical se between Jack Haley and Isabel Jew who comes to the screen for the first cipal, also said a few words in regard of this city. time in this picture. Her song ful guests seated at her table. They Cecil Barker arrived home Wed lections on the harmonica and guitar ell, his sweetheart. She is leaving to the great responsibility vested in included Mrs. Miller, her daughters, is “ All on Account of a Strawberry such a council, whether a school of nesday evening from Eugene to spend by Orville Bailey and Preston Moy; him flat because he is such a failure Evelyn and Harriet, Mrs. Gertie Bo Sundae.” Josephine Hutchinson, this size could carry it out success a few days at the home of his par a piano selection by Ben Holverstott; at his chosen profesison, burglary. gard, .Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bogard famous on the New York and London short talks were given by several of She cites her brother and father who fully, and if the students themselves ents, MT. and Mrs. E. C. Barker. and family, Mike Munson, of Lake stage, and especially 'noted for her Karl Dement, who is attending Lin the boys. Jack Clinton spoke on the are such successes that they now re were willing to go into this great un side, and Mr. and Mrs. George role in Eva Le Gallienne’s Civic value of vocational education to the pose in the city jail. Determined to field College, is spending this week Keeney, of Coquille. Isaac Watson, dertaking and co-operate in ?very Repertory Company's production of “ show ” her, Haley seta out to hold up boy who does not wish to attend col at the home of his parents, Mr. and way possible. The school voted by who returned from Kerby last week, “ Alice in Wonderland,” makes her a poker game. But some real rob lege. Harold Neal gave an interest Mr» L. Dement. was host to a large gathering at his a 3 to 1 majority to try student gov Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Young and two ing talk on potato production. Clyn bers hold up Haley while he’s hold bow on the screen in this picture, ernment. The student council was home, including Mr. and Mrs. Lee children, Robert and Ruth, left the ard Holverstott explained possibilities ing up the game and get away with playing the leading feminine role up- Atkinsq? and daughter, Mr and chosen as follows: Bob Smith, presi “Happiness first of the week for Portland to of growing alfalfa in Coos county. everything including Haley’s pants. posite Dick Powell. dent of the student body; Louise Mrs. James Watson and son, Esther, Ahead” is a sort of Cinderella story Chased by the “ cops, ” Haley takes Hollis Mast spoke on the importance «peg« Thanksgiving with relatives. Bertny, Fred and Nolan Wataon. Bill Carlson, freshman; Esther Watson, Mri M. Morrison and her sister, of pernfanent pastures and the desir refuge in a Pullman compartment of in reverse, although the path of Chdtch and family went to Marsh- sopohomore; Harry Hull, junior; and a young bride whose husband has young love is anything but smooth, Miss Amy Louis Guerin, of Seattle, ability of growing red clover. firid to eat thei? turkey with friends. Neil Christensen, senior. The other The evening was thoroughly en just deserted her because her father which furnishes both comedy snd arrived Wednesday for a few days ’ standing committees have not been All’hF'thte homes around Bear creek visit at the Guerin and Deyoe homes joyed by the boys and will stand out lost his money Not to be outdone, drama. • • were emtdy and after much search chosen as yet. Friends of Mrs Birdie Hazeltdn re as one of the most pleasant of the she forces Haley to accompany her Mrs. C. M Hartwell suffered a se I discovered that there was a very Lump Coal. »4 50 per ton delivered home as the new bridegroom, who is reived word of her marriage to John year. ' • vere fall this week when she slipped dafightfiil community dinner in prog High heating units, low ash Mansell Clynard Holverstott, Reporter. a famous masked radio tenor. Ar ress* kt the‘-grade school gymnasium. on the steps at the back of her home, Wesley Beaver, of Roseburg, on Nov riving home, Haley learns that Mary Drayage and Delivery Co. ember 1|. Mrs. Beaver is a daugh falling the entire distance. No bones There wert the Van Leuvens, Hagas, Boland, the girl’s aunt. Is a “nut” Richard and Christopher Danielsons were broken but she suffered many ter of Mrs. Mary Barker, of this ; 4-H Club Leaders’ Meeting Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and over radio and especially over the cuts and bruises. city. The couple will reside in Rose and ttiany, many others. This, indeed, The 4-H Club leaders. will hold burg. masked tenor, and. from then on, milk, the only milk and cream made wak e jolly and thanksgiving way to meetings with Helen Cowgill. The wfe by pasteurization. complications pile up swiftly. Mrs Elton Schroeder entertained Calling cards, 50 for »1.00. celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Thrush and first is scheduled for the Broadben^ at a birthday party Saturday after sdh. Kenneth, entertained Mr. and J school on Monday, Dec. 3rd, at 7:30 noon for her little nephew, Shirley Comedy, a detective mystery, and Mrs Chester Franklin, of Bear creek. p. m. The second in the mayor’s of Lane Laird The little folks enjoyed M the Plsep home I met Miss Katy fice, city halt, Marshfield, on Tues gripping drama mingle with the ek the afternoon playing games, after A. F. A A. M. Plaep on the doorstep and she told day, at 7:30 p. m. The meeting for citement of the baseball field ln which refreshments were served to me that her sister. Miss Elizabeth “Death on the Diamond.” the Friday the Bandon vicinity has not been Annual Election ("Busy Comer“ Bldg.) the following: Norman Weekly Pfaep, at Seattle, had come home scheduled as yet. Miss Cowgill is and Saturday preview. The story ; . Tuesday.Dec.il Ralph Weekly, Charles Hunt, Gordon Twesdiy’for the!' holidays and her Children’s Books assistant state club leader and comes deals with mysterious crimes during .» Pedan, Robert Trigg, Billie Pedan brother, ’Herbert, had also come pennant o uBst1 a P* nnant race. Gamblers have bet into Coos county each year to Girls’ and Boys’ Series and the honored guest, Shirley Laird. home economic 4-H club lea< ideiF home; all the other members of the Car- f- .. - __ - ___ __ in heavily against the St. Louis _ ____ Mr and Mrs. Edgar Richard are carrying on the work. There are al- finals, and when mysterious murders, ‘ family were also at home under the Regular 50c values the proud parents of a baby girl abfa. hostege of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ready orgaized for the year 24 home occur in *-be team, suspicion falls on bom Saturday morning at the Knife Plaep, ... except . Helmet Plaep. economics dubs. Besides these there rnore than thirty people. It is not Hospital. She has been namid Rose who spent his holidays in I are health, garden, livestock and until the ,inal fadeout that the grip mary. on all kinds of handicraft clubs. No doubt there* p!ng detective mystery is solved, Portland with friends. Mrs. Jesse ( Mr. and Mrs Wallace Dement re will be more home economic 'clubs Among the dramatic highlights are . ...... “ "jj turned home Tuesday from a trip to formed. All interested are invited the discovery of the poisoned catch Portland R. C. Dement accompanied to attend these meetings. ers’ mitts, the attempt to bribe the ■ them to Portland but remained for a IA>caI and Long Distance winning pitcher, the mysterious longer visit. 7 ♦ Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley shooting in the automòbile, the shoot in a reliable Oregon ’dock company ing of a ball player stealing second, j from a nearby roof, before a crowded , Corner Third and Coulter Ph Phone 100 grandstand, the mysterious choking I 101J—224L I ' ■ of a player In the locker room, the 1 - .. ■ (r Coquille Modem Piano Instruction poisoning of another with a "hot dog” sandwich, and the amazing de INEZ ROVER nouement. where a pitcher, by throw 145 W. 2d St. Phone ML ing a ball, solves the whole mystery and uncovers the criminal in the final moments Ot the swiftly-moving play Your Grocer your wheels for ' SAFE GR8> - I 43——- — 24c 19c 15c 15c - Coquille Service Station 17c 34c lc 35c I Phone 69 I I j I V Busy Comer Grocery I I ES-* ! 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