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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1935)
myrtle point items Blowout Protection? Surel But— NON-SKID GRIP is S’A fimes more necessary to safety A basketball game was played in the high school auditorium Friday ij p evening between Tillamook and the local team. The game resulted in a score of 21-19 in favor of the visitors. Miss Verona Clinton and Gale Ellis returned Monday evening from Rose burg, where they spent a week with relatives. Miss Geraldine Watzling returned to Medford Tuesday after spending her vacation at the M. J. Morrison home. She was accompanied by Misses Audiy Wagner and Priscilla Deyoe, who returned to Ashland after visiting home folks during their va cation. Mrs H. B. Christy has been con fined to her home the past week with a severe attack of flu. She is reported much improved. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Barker and son, Cecil, returned home Sunday from Fresno, where they spent Christmas. They were accompanied home by Miss Grace Barker, who came home for a vacation and rest. ■* The Misses Grace Linn, Alice Al- verdes and Helen Vincent returned A Groat Tube Tuesday afternoon after spending for the “G-a” the holidays at the homes of Thicker tougher na rents. rubber on rim The Myrtle Point school« side reels te pinch- again Wednesday morning after a ten ing, punctures. day vacation. Ask for Goodyear Mrs. Ines Rockwell returned to Double Service Tube. Portland after spending several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. L. L. Sumerlin. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Sunstrup moved the first of the week into the F. M. Kenyon house on the Rose burg highway. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bolinger re turned to their home in Roseburg after a few days’ visit at the L. A. 133 pa Flamme home. ..................... . Miss Belva Alice Stemmier re is estimated to be worth $9000 in real turned home Thursday from a few days’ visit in Portland with Miss property and $600 in personal. Audry Lundy. Miss Adeline Gumey returned fo Royal Neighbors Install her school at Grants Pass Tuesday, A very interesting session was held after spending her vacation at the by the Royal Neighbors Wednesday home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. night when the election of officers William Gumey. for the new year was held and the Ferris McRay and Miss Ena Chris following were elected: tensen returned to Corvallis Tues Oracle—Ida Sherrard day after spending their vacation at Vice Oracle—Ida Benham the G. L. McRay home. Past Oracle—Myrtle Leatherwood Betty Ross returned home Wednes * Chancellor—Kathleen Peart day evening from Portland, where Recorder—Mae Waggoner she spent her vacation with relatives. Receiver—Ethel Leach Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Garrett and Musician—May Ensele daughter, Margaret, returned home Marshal—Dorothy Burr Tuesday evening from McMinnvilk Assoc. Marshal—Mattie McGuffin and Salem where they spent the hol Inner Sentinel—Jane Burch idays. Miss Margaret was in Mie Outer Sentinel—Jane Ferbrache Minn ville hospital about ten days Flag Bearer—Belle Belloni from an appendicitis operation. She Drill Captain—Ethel Leach will be able to return to Linfield Graces—Geraldine Ensele, Mary college the first of the week. Burr, Margaret Belloni, Aletha Elgin Chapter No. 24, O. ,E. S., and Leatherwood and Esther Mansell. Myrtle Lodge No. 78, A. F. & A. M. Physicians—Drs. Richmond, Ham and their families enjoyed a potluck ilton and Wilson. dinner at 6:30 o’clock Thursday eve Installation will be held January ning of last week in the Masoniehail. 16th, under the direction of Mrs. Later in the evening a joint installa Ella Sheehan. At the close of the tion was held. busy session dainty refreshments Miss Minnie Bunch returned to were served by the eats committee. her home at Salem the first of the week after spending a week at the Brewster Valley home of her sister, Mrs. L. L. Sum . i . Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor, of erlin. Miss Mercedes Moran left Friday Redmond, Oregon, visited a few days after a visit at the home of her fath in the valley this week. Mrs. Elmer Wilson and children er, F. D. Moran. She is telephone spent the past week at the W. A. operator for a steamship company Lett home in Bridge, returning home and this Week-end leaves for New Zealand and Australia. Sunday. Wayne Ray, of Rogue River, came Perley Crowley and son, Edwin, were business callers in Marshfield here Friday and will make his home Saturday. Mrs. Crowley and Harry with his brother, J. L. Ray, and fam went to Coquille with them where ily. Miss Edris Greene left Thursday they attended Sabbath school. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rookard, ot for San Francisco for a few days’ Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs. Frank visit before returning to Dallas, Bates, of Lakeside, and Mrs. Elbert where she is teaching this winter. West, of Myrtle Point, were week She spent Christmas here at the home of her brother, Raleigh Greene, end visitors at the Mead home. A larg^, crowd attended the party and family. Deri D. Carver has been greeting and dance given in the community old friends in Myrtle Point the past hall New Year’s eve. LeRoy Starr, of Myrtle Point, is week. He is home on a 20-day fur visiting at the Kirk home this week. lough. He is a member of the Sixth Doris Durrell, who has been visit Coast Artillery at Fort Scott in San ing her parents the past few days, Francisco, California. Elvina Jepson, of Hillsboro, is returned to her work in Coquille spending a few weeks at the home Thursday. Richard Kirk has spent the past of her father, W. H. Carlisle. week visiting at the Jim Starr home ! The Veterans of Foreign Wars and [ their families enjoyed a potluck din- in Myrtle Point. A New Year We start now on our 20th year in our pres ent location. We are proud of this record of stability We are serving many people who bought orders on our opening day. We appreciate and are proud of the confidence shown in us. As we start on a new year we do so firm in the belief that it will be a better year. We hope to keep the friends we have and to make new ones. We invite you to make the 1935 Journey with us. We will enjoy your company and if good service and fair and friendly treat ment will do it we are sure you will enjoy the trip. Come in and make your reserva- Coquille Service Station Phone Riverton News I Cone 1 Vacation time has come and for all of our college friends and they have all returned to their schools. Miss Marie Dye, accom panied by her mother, returned Sat urday to Eugene; Miss Helen Nulf also returned to Eugene to resume her work there. Miss Georgia Phil pott and brother. Dove, returned to Oregon State College. Miss Ileen Harris spent Sunday evening in Myrtle Point. She accom panied her mother, Mrs. Perna Har- ‘ris, that far, spending the night with friends and returning Monday. Mrs. Harris went on to her work near Myrtle Point. Evelyn Befry, who is a junior in Myrtle Point High School and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Berry of this city, spent her vaca tion here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ridings and daughter, Ann Louise, returned this week to their home in Molalla, aftci spending Christmas with Mrs. Rid ings’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A Bean. Mrs. Mettle Peterson entertained at her home N&w Year’s eve, a group of children, including Aaron and Ronald Holbrook, Grorge Kight, Miles Hartwell, Evelyn Olsen, Doro thy and Donald Dewey, Gilbert Hol brook and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hol brook. The evening was gpent play ing games and at twelve all of the children helped ring the old church bell.* Riverton was greatly grieved to hear of the death of Mrs. Plaep, of Coquille. The family is very well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Plaep and family have been residents here for a number of years. This community extends its greatest sym pathy to the bereaved family. Probate Court Glenada A. Wylie was named last Saturday as administrator of the es tate of Josephine Abbott, who died Dec. 9. The appraisers are Cal Langworthy, A. B. Woodworth and Wm. G. Wylie. Hilda Olson has been confirmed as executor of the will of August Olson, who died at North Bend, Dec. 16. E M. Shriver, August Frlzeen and C. B. Sundbaum were named as ap praisers of the 15,000 personal pro perty estate. Lester A. Borgard was yesterday appointed administrator of the es tate of his father, Gustav G. Borgard. who died Dec. 16. Richard Daniel son, Lee Evans and Eugene Ham block are the appraisers. The estate i............. New low Price on all kinds of COAL « *. * - d Ix>cal and Ix»ng Distance HAUUNG Mr. and Mrs. Derby, who have l>een spending theii vacation in Can ada, returned home this week. Mr. Derby is the superintendent of the Sitkum CCC camp. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen left Monday on a trip to Portland, where they will spend a few days with their daughter, Christina, who is taking practical nursing there. Mr. and Mrs. Mason returned to their home at Melrose this week. Mr. Meson is the assistant superintendent of the CCC camp. They have been slaying here during the time Mr. and Mrs. Derby were gone. s > • -—■ r ' " " Dunham's, of Course, southwestern Oregon leading food distributors, lowest in price, highest in quality, tf Phones 101J—224L Chadwick Lodge No. 18 A. F. * A. M. Stated Communication Jan. 8, 7:30 p. m. Mansell Drayage & Delivery Co. L ner and Christmas tree Thursday evening in the V. F. W. halL Mr. and Mrs. A- Christensen enter tained at a New Year’s turkey dinner for a group of friends and relatives. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Christensen and son, Neil, of Bandon, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Ellis and son. Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Clin ton. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Clinton, Vir gil Smith, Eileen Clinton and Mr and Mrs. A. Christensen and daughter, Marvlne. WARRANTS Coo« County School - General Fund and Road Fund warrants accepted for Merchandise J. H. MILLS Marshfield ài You understand, of course, that after you sign up WE TAKE ORDERS FROM YOU. 69 Busy Comer Grocery Delivery Howard Collina, Injured Christ “Bachelor Bait” Showing at the Liberty Tonight as the Preview mas Night, Died Thursday Evelyn Prentice,” Sunday Howard Collins, 24, the Bandon young man who was fatally injured In an auto accident just below Lampa on Christmas night, passed away at the Leep hospital in Bandon last Thursday. Funeral services were held Sunday, with interment in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. The Western World yesterday pub lished the following obituary notice: Collins was born in Marshfield on September 11, 1910. He is survived by his mother, Mrs. E. A. Doyle, of Bandon, and his. father in Florida; three brothers. Jack, of Bandon, and Carl L. and Emmett C, and one sis ter, Mrs. Earl Mack, of Bandon. He died from an injury to the spine that caused paralysis of the lower part of his body, including the bowels. He seemed to have been doomed by ill luck. It was he who was driving the truck a little more than a year ago when his companion, Miss Doro thy Manciet, was killed on the Smith River bridge in northern California. He, too, was injured at that time and Stuart Erwin and Pert while he had apparently fully re Victor Herbert ’s musical score was covered it is believed that his previ followed as closely as possible in pro ous injuries may have contributed to ducing “Babes in Toyland,’’ which is his untimely death. declared to be the late musician’s most delightful fantasy. The only Marriage Licenses liberty taken was the change of cer Dec. 29—Albert Butler and Bertha tain passages which featured the Cotton, both of Myrtle Point. They wood wind section. This was done were married last Saturday by Judge to allow incorporation of a more Thompson at the court house. modern instrument—the saxophone. Dec. 29—Chas. W. Crook, Jr., and “I feel that if Victor Herbert were Ida Barklow, both of Myrtle Point. alive today he would have done what They were marired by Rev. Ixniii D. I did in slightly changing the wood Root at the bride's home on Saturday. wind score to allow for the saxo Dec. 31—Francis W. Knox and phone, which was practically un Margaret Soanes, both of(Marshfield. known in his time,” was the direc Jan. 2—Rev. W. Raymond Wilder tor’s justification ot his change performed the ceremony on New In the screen fantasy are heard Year’s for Charles Everett Wing, of such stirring Victor Herbert ^composi Portland, and Lula E. Thompson, of tions as “Bo-Peep,” "Castles in Coos county, the license being issued Spain," “Go to Sleep. Slumber Deep ” in Multnomah county. and “March of the Toys," and others. Jan. 3—Chris Joseph Gross and A chorus of thirty picked voices aug Pearl Ellen Basey, both of Powers. ment the singing of Felix Knight, They were married by Judge Thomp dramatic tenor, and Virginia Kami' son at the court house yesterday. who portrays Mother Goose. Harry ,..................... » Jackson’s internationally famous ra A. C. Short Died Wednesday dio orchestra, which furnishes the Alpheus Carnie Short, past 70 background music and accompani years of age, died at the county farm ment. features the Victor Herbert Wednesday night. He was bom in musical numbers, "Toyland,’’ “Hang “Country Dance.” and Bloomington, Illinois, April 28, 1864. March." The body is at the Schroeder Bros, others.” "Babes in Toyland,’’ star chapel awaiting word from his son. ring Laurel and Hardy, opens at the Will E. Short, at Seattle, as to fun Liberty today for a two-day run. eral arrangements. Popular demand has elected Myrna Calling carda. SO tor 11.00. Loy and William Powell as the ideal married couple of the screen Box- office returns have proven they are the “beet sellers” of man-and-wife teams in pictures, and they now re peat their two previous appearances in their third co-starring vehicle, the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production of “Evelyn Prentice," which opens Sun day at the Liberty. First, there Was the melodramatic success, "Manhattan Melodrama ” It portrayed Miss Loy as a dutiful. th< ughful wife and Powell as her po litically ambitious husband who rose to great public office. Their success in this picture led to a second one. ‘The Thin Man," with Miss Loy and Powell again as husband and wife. "The Thin Man" brought them back as a pleasure-loving couple, Powell fra-ikly admitting he had married for money and Miss Loy reveling in the playboy antics of her spouse and siding him in his hilarious detective adventures. And now, in their third appearance as a team, they appear as husband and wife in “Evelyn Prentice." Pow ell again is seed in the role of a law yer, a role in which he excels, and Miss Loy is his erring wife who be comes involved in a murder scandtl. 1 The new picture has a supporting cast including Una Merkel. Henry Wadsworth. Isabel Jewell. Harvey Stephens. Rosalind Russell. Edward Brophy, Cora Sue Collins and Jessie Ralph L 14
