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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1935)
FRIDAY, JANUARY IL 19M. r-siss Telling About People and Events in the City and County Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N. Batey, for merly of Coquille, were guests at the W. E Bosserman home from Satur day night until Monday morning. They have given up a lease on the auto camp in Portland ¿nd were on a trip down the Coast Highway, seek ing a new location > Ladies and gents, buy your cos metics, dental creams, shaving ac Buy local bread and support borne cessories and home remedies at Dun industry. Sltf ham’s. of Course. jB Lowest prices in Mrs. Roy Neal is confined to her town prevail. tf home with a very severe cold. Mr and Mrs. Fred Goff, of Rose Insure your ear with Ned C. Kelley in n reliable Oregon stock company Mrs Walter Bingham left last Fri day for a few days' visit with friends in Portland. Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 Moulton St., phone 86J. 22tf Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bryant left for Portland yesterday expecting to re turn Sunday. Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream made safe by pasteurization. burg, came in Mqnday evening, en route to Langlois, to attend the Po-' mona Grange sesison of Coos and Curry counties on Wednesday. Mr. Goff is chairman of the state agri culture committee and Mrs. Goff holds the office of lecturer. While in Coquille Mr. and Mrs. Goff visited at the home of Mrs. Ora X. Maury, Mrs. Maury being an aunt of Mrs. Goff. They returned to their home in Rose burg Wednesday evening. z For sound Fire Insurance, go to Ned C. Kelley. Mrs. F. G. Leslie has been on the sick list this week but is reported as I much improved. Deputy Sheriff Culver. The robbery was committed at Powers Saturday evening when they 1Ot in? J”™* Ryder’s car, broke the ‘°cked ?nd t0ok in cash, a kodak and a fl ishlight. Af- Ideal Bakery bread is slow baked ter abstracting the money, and over- Sltf looking a $20 in the purse, they hid Dan Fish, of the Union Oil Co purse. kodak and flashlight on a has been transferred from the Myrtle carioad of logs. Point station of the company, to Co- They then came down to Myrtle quijje \ . [Point, paid $70 for a used car and left town. But as they were work- Ask Ned C. Kelely for rates on ing a flat tlre Mr Tueker came Fire Insurance. «long. when they ujd they ^d Dunham’s, of Course, southwestern Oregon leading food distributors, Buy with assurance. tt Miss Alice Fish left last Saturday to return to Maupin where she is in- structor in the high school. F. S. Emery was unable to be at the paid Graham cash for the car the of- Smith plant yesterday on account of fleer took them to Myrtle Point for iilnesa. Too much bowling Monday | questioning and eventually the whole story came out. night, Ferb? Kel'ey pointed out the car where Dunham’s, of Course, Roosevelt part of the loot was hidden, Graham Highway and Battle Rock brands. refunded the $70 paid on the used lowestJn price, highest in quality, tf car and Ryder was returned all but Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stockhoft I about $10 which the boys had spent, left Monday for Portland where he Two other names on the blotter at will take a four months’ course in a he sheriffs ofifee are those of Leon- diesel engineering school. ard Wilson and Roy Johnson who Wm. Candlin, at his home on Divi-| *erf.’"Tf1®! “ JAN. 13 -14 -15 LAUGH WITH THEM! LOVE WITH THEN! FIGHT WITH THEM! sion street, and Chris Terers, on the Marshfield after they had broken Marshfield highway, both continue into a dwelling and stolen some li quor. in a very serious condition. The three “He-Men” boys — and the girls they love — stranded at the cross-roads of life! Don’t miss this unforgettable romance of their battle for love and happiness! Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip-1 Mimhrterial Association Formed ping cream on sale at Folsom's Gro Rev. W. Raymond Wilder, pastor of cery and People’s Market at all times. For delivery, call 7R42. V. L. Cor the Pioneer church here, was chosen nelius. 19« as president of the reorganized Coos Ministerial Association at the meet Stanley Phillips, formerly of Co ing held in the Pioneer church Mon quille and now employed in the S. P. day. Nearly all the churches in the railroad offices in Portland, came in county were represented. Tuesday for a few days' visit. The other officers chosen were Rev. Dunham’s, of Course, Roosevelt R. A. Young, of Myrtle Point, vice- Oregon leading food distributors, president; Rev. V. W. Anglin, of lowest in price, highest in quality, tf Marshfield, secretary-treasurer. The committee appointed to draw Mr. and Mrs. John McCue, who up a constitution and set of by-laws have been residing in Newberg for for the association consista of Rev. the past year, returned last evening G. V. Fallis, Rev. V. W. Anglin. Rev, to Coquille again to make their home D. T. Robertson and Rev. S. C. Laph here. am, all of Marshfield Ben C. Flaxel, district attorney, Dunham's, of Course, southwestern Highway and Battle Rock brands was the speaker from outside the as Buy with assurance. tf sociation, his talk dealing primari ly with crime conditions in Coos Mr. and Mrs Jacob Grebel, who county. had been visiting their daughter, Mrs The next meeting of the associa M. Earl Wilson, during the holidays, tion will be held at the same place on eft Sunday for their home In Port- the first Monday in February. The 'and. wives of the ministers will also at- Now is the time to fix coping and tend and a dinner will be served at cement work on your cemetery lot. noon. Work done reasonably, for cash. Phone 123L, John S. Sanders and H Talks to Lions Club Shely. 51t5* Mark W. Purser, who with Mrs. GEI1TLEIÎIEI1 6 College-Graduate Stars FRANCHOT TONE JEAN MUIR MARGARET LINDSAY ANN DVORAK ROSS ALEXANDER NICK ORAN Purser is here from Vancouver, B. C., visiting at the Dr. M. E Wilson home, was the principal speaker at the Lion* Club luncheon yesterday noon. He said that if his talk could be giv Dunham’s, of Course, southwestern I en a title it would be “International Oregon leading food distributors, I Education.” Bom in New Zealand, educated in Scotland, he has lived lowest in price, highest in quality, tf in five different countries and knows Again next Wednesday. Jan 16. his subject when he says that the from 8 a. m. until 4 p. m„ Ward Mc various nations and peoples do not Reynolds will be at the Coquille city know enough about one Another. hall to conduct examinations for Other guests at the luncheon were drivers’ licenses. Judge McLain, Bob Thiering, Ja~k Buy Ideal Bakery bread because it Jessup, and A. W. Bennett, all of is better. Sltf Marshfield. C. E. Collins left Tuesday morning for Portland to attend the funeral of his mother. Mrs M. E. Bradley, 85. who passed away there early Mon day morning. NOTE “Gentlemen Are Born” was the final selection made by the Broadway Theatre in Portland for their Christmas Week Show ------------------------------------------------ - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Kellley re turned Monday from Eugene where 'hey had gone on Sunday to take Misses Vada Swinney and Alda Sloan, and Elwyn Nosier back to the University Bible School. Dunham’s, of Course, southwestern 1 Oregon leading food distributors, J 1 lowest in price, highest in quality, tf ■ f JAN. 16 - 17 TOGETHER AGAIN For the first time since “Back Street” " IRENE DUNNE JOHN BOLES INNOCENCE From the celebrated noVel by Edith Wharton Admission 10c & 20c LI s rT> RY a few days with the regular care of Cara Nome. A Then see how soon your friends will notice your radiant new beauty. Farm Loan Aiw’n Elects -it For the Cara Nome method is the result of scien tific knowledge about skins—incorporated into the newest formulas. Try Cara Nome. CARA NOME CREAMS $ J .00 Stole $200 and Captured J. T. Kelley, of Myrtle Point, and Floyd Arneson, of Coquille, are being Coal, at $2.50 per ton for lump 8t the bunker; $4 00 per ton delivered. larceny char?e They were arreated Wm. Peart, phone 75J. tf jfon<jay by State Police Tucker and SUN: - MON. - TUE. for She Knows the Importance of Skin Care Fuhrman s Pharmacy, Inc DRUGGISTS STATIONERS To Promote Boxing Cards Five Divorces Granted Jack McCarthy, light heavyweight boxer who came here a month ago to visit relatives has decided to remain in Coquille and intends to promote boxing cards. Knowing the game as he does, and having been in touch with all managers up and down the coast, he expects to be able to bring in some high class boxing talent. McCarthy does not intend fighting himself, but he hopes to develop lo cal youngsters in the boxing game, placing them in preliminary bouts, and then in elimination toumamenta. The best of them will be given bouts with boys from other towns and the winners will have a chance on larger cards, in Portland. Tacoma, Seattle and elsewhere. His first card ia now being arrang ed. It will be headlined by a ten- round bout between Earl “Kid” Leitch, of TillanQook, and Bernie Wilder, cf Medford The latter is now boxing in California. They are lightweights. There will also be a six-round bout, between good fight ers, and four 4-round scraps, with local boys appearing. The date for this card has not been definitely set but it will probably take place the latter part of this month. Five divorces were granted by Judge Brand in Circuit court here Tuesday, to the plaintiffs in the fol lowing cases: Gladys Boyles vs. Wm. Boyles. She was given the custody of their minor daughter, Janell Jean. Gussie M. Scorby v^ Edward J. Scorby. Edythe M. Semple vs. Jack S. Semple. Demice Belle Yates vs. James An thony Yates. Frank F. Davis vs. Ina C. Davis. Eagliili Language Papular English Is used as a native lan. guage by atXI.OOO.OOO people, which Is about one-ninth of the total popula tion of the world. Critics A crith- Is h tuull flnder wlm can give gmul rwMona; where»«. with m<wt people. Il I« either «weil'- or "r<uten Soma Caa Laugh al Yau If people do not know much, do not laugh at them, for everyone of litem knows aotnethlnr that you do not. Not Too High Hilly Sadie wonders If a solo flight means the aviator flies just so low. I lorida Tftnea-l'nlon. I. 0. O. F. Installation Tonight Following the Odd Fellow Installa Insect« Tire ef Falena tion ceremonies this evening, during Insects sometime« become Immun« which officers for both Coquille Lodge and Mamie Rebekah Lodge to one poison, and another haa to bo will be Inducted into office, the tried. members will enjoy a dance and a •< Marell” supper. Tbs “Idee of Marek” art the eighth Rebekah officers to be seated are: day after the nnnes, or March 15. N. G.—Pansy Ross V. G.—Dora Oerding R. S. V. G—Belle Gould / Dr. G. C Stem, chiropratie physi- L. S. V. G.—Fannie Stevens sian, foot correctionist, electro thera Sec.—Florabelle Boober pist. 292 Moulton St., phone MJ. 22tf Treas.—Belle Kay Chap.—Harriet Schaer Warder—Clara Bosserman Cond.—Ula Leach I. G.—Ellie Johnson O. G — Della Wilcox r Engagement Announced An announcement has been r«- ceived here of the engagement of Lyle Noaler, of Hillsboro, Oregon, to Mias Elizabeth Lewis, of Long Beach, Calif. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Wm. M. Lewis, of San Jose. Lyle is a former Myrtle Point boy, son of Claud H. Nosier, and grandson of A. L. Nosier, of this city. H. S. Norton 9 MUSIC GIFTS and STATIONERY Bust Comer Bide. Calling cards. 50 for 11.00 The World’s Most Interesting Magazine EVERY WEEK FROM WASHINGTON The Most Important Place m the World Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carver and two children left Monday morning for their home in Gooding, Idaho, after a few weeks’ visit at the V. R. Wilson home here. They went by way of Ashland and Klamath Falls, as Mc Kenzie Pass was not open. Local news—you get it in your favorite borne paper. But you cannot _____ ____ on national and _____________ worla affairs ____________ without Path- At the annual meeting of the Co be equally well informed oi finder. "Blink of all that is going on I New industrial developmen quille Farm Loan Association, The ail-important agricultural situation! Acts of Congress! Govei which R. H. Mast is secretary, meatal orders and a thousand other things! But how will this aff< following were choaen this week as you personally— THAT’S WHAT 7OWI COT TO KNOW. directors for 1935—J. P. Jacobsen. J. The true inside story of what goes on at Washington; understandable P. Johnson. H. W Mast, Antone Bi- and reliable information that is so hard to find; the maze’of current asca and Alton Clausen. The ap happenings and fast changing com"" F it the Pall praisal board consists of Messrs.. Ja for you—that is exactly what order Pathfinder with this paper cobsen. Johnson and Biases, for your benefit ORDER NOW! Mr. Mast reports that there are now 64 members of the association whose federal loans total $213,75« ei^o Sixteen members were admitted las' year. The delinquencies of 18 of th members totals only $1397.85. Mrs. M. O.,Hawkins is beginning a class in group piano work, both pop ular and classical music, using The Mrs Leighton Platt System. Prices reasonable. Anyone interested call at 917 W 4th, Coquille ...... — -------- ;-U Body and Fender repair work done by experienced mechanics. Our body painter is an expert Let us prove we have the beat of repair service Southwestern Motor Co. ■s THIS PAPER Coquille Valley Sentinel
