The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 18, 1935, Page 3, Image 3

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Emery spent a very enjoyable after­ Red Devils Ttake Bull
< lub Not« gad Other
noon with her yesterday, playing
Dogs Into Camp, 33-15
Social Activities contract
bridge, following ■ the des­
The doctor prescribed the diet, and
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The library committoe of the Worn- sert lunch. Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer held
1 an’s Club, composed of Mrs. Alice high score for the afternoon, winning the patient, Coquille High’s basket
Wilson, chairman, Mrs. Gao. Chaney, the first prize, while Mrs. Jack Le­ hall team, warded off all symptoms
Mrg. R, L. Stewart, Mrs. Frank fevre was awarded the consolation. of basket hunger by steping out to
defeat the North Bend Bulldogs, 33
Thrift, Mrs. James Brady, Mrs. John
Aasq» and Mrs. F. L. Greenough, ■ The ladies of the St. James Episco­ to 15, last Friday in the local Com­
gave a number of bridge parties pal Guild met at the Parish house munity Building.
The feasting Red Devils gobbled up
Wednesday evening, inviting . both for their usual weekly • seiison or
ladies and gentlemen, for the benefit Wednesday with Mesdama» -JPMJftj a meager, unfattened Bulldog,'how-
Of the library, each player contribut­ and Dimick actihg as hostesses to the. Oyer, M the attacked were without
ing twenty-five cents for the eve­ following: Mesdames Wm Mansell, the valuable aid of players ' Muscus
ning entertainment. Wednesday eve­ L. H. Hazard, E. L. Vinton, Geo. Lor­ and Lind, lettermen and leading
ning were Mesdames Wilson and enz, A. J. Sherwood, Annie Robin» 'irituhers of the cuhihe outfit. ' This
Brady at the home of the former, son, J. D. Gillespie and A. P. Davis. left only Smith of the 1934 kennels
to carry the burden, and though this
Chaney and Stewart at ,the home of
The Justamere club ladies met at hoopstec performed valiantly thajtoad
•Mrs. Cftaney, Aaaen and Thrift, with
Greenough, “le?Ome
M" A «Larwood yes- became, too heavy for him. Desper­
Mrs. Aaaen. J Mrs.
_, Frank
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The one o’clock ately Vic-Adams, North Bend coaclr,
with Mrs. Roy Wernich assisting, ! terday afternoon.
postponed their party until a later luncheon was served al the long table sent in all available men, but the flow
I in the dining foom, whtoh was made
of the attack could not be halted. .
date, It is anticipated that twenty-
lovely with spring flowers-.
_____ la-
flowers^. The
The Red Devils struck fast. Don­
five or thirty dollars wtll be raised
dies enjoying Mrs. Sherwood’s hos­ aldson opened soon after the whistle
in thia manner, to be uaed for the li­
brary.
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I pitality were Mesdames Hawkins, with an arch from just behind the
Sanford, Pierce, Greenough, Hazard, foul line. Rapidly, Robinson and Don
Osmundson, Sidkels, Wernich, Fuhr­ Smith followed with one-handed
Mrs. A* N. Gould entertained with
man, Folsom, Johnson, Smith, Lamb. thrusts from near the basket before
• I neighborhood party, after the high
The
club will meet in two weeks a fast Coquille pace lessened a bit as
_ school
... surprising
hool play , last ...............
evening,
with Mrs. M. t>. Hawkins. Mrs. Sher­ the Bulldogs became settled, though
her husband, on his birthday. The in-
wood was ’ assisted at luncheon by still held at bay by the Hartley quin­
' vited guests were Mr. and Mrs. W.
her daughtlf, Mrs L. L. Bonney. \
tet.
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E. Bosserman, Dr. and Mrs. W. V.
Later Smith and Bailey counted
Glaisyer, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Young and Mf. In Step With American Legion free tosses, and Bailey sank a two
Fifteen members were present at pointer, bringing the score to 10 to 1,
and Mrs. Geo. Bryant, the latter be­
ing house guests of the Goulds while i the regular monthly business session just before the quarter when the
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their residence is being re-modeled. of the American Legion Auxiliary North Bend Smith sank his second
which was .held Monday evening. Mr. foul conversion, making the count.
Tuesday of this week’ Mrs. E M. Whipple ehtertained the Legion and 10 to 2.
In the second period, Donaldson
Kay entertained at her home a large Auxiliary with a short demonstration
company of ladies, in honor of Mrs. of his magical tricks. The meeting ignited the howitzer guns, sinking Dairymen Wgnt Control of
Splendid Chamber of Com
S. pnvry, O. C. Sanfqrd, F. W. Mar­
Claire Gray, the occasion being the was then called to order and the long shots from far out, raising the
niere« Meeting Wednesday tin, C- W. Gano, Kenneth Graham, L-
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Bang
’
s
Disease
Continued
count
to
14
.
‘
to
4.
North
Bend
sank
regular
routine
of
business
was
trans
­
celebration of Mrs. Gray’s birthday.
---------------------------------- ; H. Hazard, C. E. Niles, J. P. Beyers,
her only basket of the half before the
She was surprised wi|h a towel acted.
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from Page One)
t F. E. McCracken, Z. G. Pauze, Wm,
Coos
County
dairymen
are
in
fa
­
The Auxiliary Music Club will halftime rest.
shower, receiving many lovely ones
vor.of continuing the federal gov­ -- ------------------- -------------------i-------------- Barrow, Lafe Compton and H. A.
The
last
two
sessions
were
inter
­
of all varieties. After the dessert meet and practice the first. Monday
opening anOthen quarry north of the. Young.
spersed with many fouls and substi­ ernment’s plan of Bang’s disease
lunch, which was. served at the small evening of each month.
control, according to action taken at Bay.
tutions,
Coquille
pulling
further
away
\The
Auxiliary
is
planning
on
spon
­
tables, the ladies indulged in con­
There were about 40 present at the
the annual meeting of the Coos coun­
Land Deedad te God
tract, with Mrs. Ben Currie holding soring a Flag Gode contest. If given alith a 23 to 8 margin at the start of
dinner
session who enjoyed hearing
ty
Dairymen
’
s"
’
associatioh,
held
in
icu mure
fourth gunite».
quarter. Ten
more nru
Red
A small parcel of land, near laiparie,
high score, Mrs. Orvin Gant second, permission the contest will start soon. the «vwxass
-
[Judge
McLain
and
the
musical
por-
Devil tallies came in the last stretch,' ^"^Wenilr
Pa., belongs to God Almighty, deeded
and Mrs. Hal Pierce third. The list A cash prize will be «warded the
i Resolutions were adopted at this lion
of the , program. The ..
latter was iff him In 18Ö4 by one Peter E. A'rm-
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of guests inchided Mesdames Pierce, winning contestant As February is as compared to Seven for the bay
team. Many substitutes dotted both
Coring the continuance of furnished by Mrs. Albertine Bond strong.
Aasen, Collier, Rackleff, Thomas, A. Americanism month, the next regu­
the federal Bang’s disease control who rendered two delightful vocal
line-ups
as
the
concluding
whistle
Walker, Estes, E. Walker, Mansell, lar monthly meeting will be held on
program, favoring a cheese market- j solos, and Miss Muriel Dae whose vi-
Briefly Told
Folsom, McNelly, .Currie, McKeown, February 11th. Opening with a pot­ blew, and one, Yarbrough, a Red ing agreement for the state, favoring olin selection was exquisitely render-
Devil,
electrified
the
crowd
with
two
Troubles come alike to everybody,
Gant, Clinton, Chameski, Stewart, luck dinner at 0:30 p. m. all members
swished laws preventing importation into the ed. Both ladies were accompanied life wouldn't be natural without a
Brady, Thrift, Boober, Geo. Johnson, and their f any lies are requested to long, pot shots which
state of other than Bang’s disease by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins at the piano.
i rouble -er two.
through
the
ring.
r, H. S. Norton and the honor attend. After dinner there will be
J. E. Norton, president of the
Louis Donaldson, with his ’ three free cattle except for Immediate
an Americanism program.
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slaughter, and favoring a control law Chamber of Commerce, gave a report
An afternoon bridge party is be­ .first half fuse igniting basekts, spark­
First Silver Half-Dime«
which would make testing for this on activities taken up and contem­
ed
the
Coquille
five,
standing
out
as
Among the clubs is a recently or­ ing planned, the date to be an­
Silver half dimes were tirât coined lu
R floor performer, as well. The entire I disease compulsory, effective Janu­ plated by the chamber this year, 1791. Flve-cent pieces were flrtt vqloed
ganized one, for the study of contract nounced later.
which
have
previously
been
men
­
ary
1.
1937,
it
was
stated
by
County
The Auxiliary legislative chairman Red Devil line-up teamed well, show-!
In IMki.
bridge, which meets every Friday
Agent Jenkins, assistant-secretary to tioned in the Sentinel. He explained
evening. The two tables, consisting was instructed to write our repre­ ing much promise, and may go places the association. -
at
some
length
the
proposal
to
put
a
of seven members only, reserves one sentative in congress, in regards to despite a schedule of increasingly, I The same officers that have served street between the river and the rail-
place to be filled each time by a matters pertaining to the veterans’ difficult games. Line-ups:
' the dairy organization since its re- > road, frtgn the depot to the old Sitka
Coquille 33
North Bend 15,
special guest chosen by the hostess. legislative program.
— were re- mill, and the need for ciearing up the
ffaMK
(4) Smith orS*nization early last yeqr
Smith
(4)
All the committees reported on
The club is meeting this evening with
Thompson
!ected
ior
1935
tni
L
h
elected
for
1935.
These
include
J.
N.
waterfront,
making
it
an
asset
instead
F
Thompson .---- m ------------------- m . ~>re*ii
Miss Wanda Ho-idyshell and includes their accomplishments. Two special Robinson (4)
C
(2) Harrmft Jacobsen, of Coquille, president; M. of a liability. His idea was to have! One Cent a Ward Ba«* laasrtis«
the following members: Mrs. Walter oommittees reported, Mr% Ruth Ax­ Barton (2)
M. Schmidt, of Norway, vice presi- • the shacks and boat houses removed, ' -—»---------- -—------ 1
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Watson
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" quilt committee, Donaldson (8) • G
Bingham, Mrs. Verrtll McCurdy, Mrs. tell, chairman df
dent and George A. Maas, of Myrtle and a floating dock installed for the FOR RENT—House and acreage at
Bailey
(9)
Laskey, Point, secretary-treasurer.
and Mrs. Elizabeth
: .
Harold Gould, and~ Misses Gloria gave a full rejfcrt
t . ‘ I accomodation of river craft. To make
391 Schroeder street. Apply to
Substitutions — Coquille, Moore,
Getz, Genevieve Crowley and Wanda Hand reported on Christmas baskets
the
Coquille
rival
the
Rogue
as
a
1
John
Bullack on Rink Creek road,
In
his
report
of
the
activities
of
the
Waggoner (2), Yarbrough (4), Thrift,
and their contents
Houdyshell.
association during the past year, Ja­ fishing stream, and attract tourists,- --------------------------------- .
The regular sewing meeting will be Detlef sen; North Bend, Kudruna (5),
cobsen poinsyi out although the was the substance of his remarks. He WE meet ^rici’ on feed« and
The Ecadrien ladies met on Mon­ held on Jan. 22. Potluck luncheon Barfies (2)» Biaaop, Linstrom (2). membership
;nd our stock is fresh and com­
have been only 50c knew there were salmon in the Co-
day of this week with Mrs. W. V. and an afternoon of quilt tying will Watson, Farrell. Referee — Young, a year, the association has accumu-' 'r qutll bcausee he had caught them
plete. Farr 8t Elwood, Inc.
Bandon
Glaisyer for noon lunch. The mem­ be enjoyed by all attending
there.
lated
«
very
satisfactory
balance
and
The “B” squad game went to Co­
MUST repossess two good" pianos at
bers present included Mesdames
Mayor Berg, next introduced, ap­
quille’s five by a 24 to 15 count. on his recommendation th^ member-!
once near Coquille. WrH sacrifice
Aasen, Johnson, Walker, Nosier, Ax­
Marriage
ship fee for 1935 will be 25c. In edm- * plauded the Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Wood, forward, was high scor­
for unpaid balance. Amount owing
tell, Bosserman with Mrs. P. W. Lane
Gillis,
Jan.
menting on this subject he stated that projects and pledged the city’s co-
07.50 and »80. Easy terms. Write
substitute guest, in placé of Mrs. Roy of Eastside, and Mae Paget, of North er with 13 of the local points.
the association had po particular operation as far as possible. He also
Tailman Piano Store, 395 S. 12th
Neal, who was unable to be present Bend. They were married last Sat­
need for any large amount of funds referrMkto the city’s plan of replac-
St., Salem, Ore.
51t3
on account of illness.
urday by Rev. Robt. E. Dunlap at LTolot Maoh Treat for Hens but that a large membership should I ing tiw wooden and steel mains of
the M. E. parsonage in North Bend.
Hens appreciate an ncrn-<i<>nal treat be encouraged
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------- * fee,
— the city water system with iron pipe,
TWO ROOM furnished apartment,
The Job’s Daughters ■ held their
- Jan. 14—Benjamin Asa Thomas tn the form of mol«t mn«h and It Is which would be valuable to the asso­ using either SERA or RWA funds.
bath, furnace heat, electrif refri­
regular meeting last Monday night
probable
that
the
ludlrinns
use
of
a
and Beulah Fitzhugh, both of Brook­
Mrs. R. A. Wernich, president of
ciation in working on the 1935 pro­
gerator
and range, overstuffed fur­
in the Masonic hall, this being the ings. •
moist
crumbly
mnnh
once
a
day
will
•
'
gram.
the Woman’s Club, referred to the
evening devoted to entertainment, af­
niture. Call Mrs. Wernich, ph. 136.
result In a nllehtlr higher egg yield
lout vision,
visi«
At the request of Lee Evans, of club’s motto, "Without
the
ter the routine work. The alternate
than can be obtained hy an entirely
by the people perish,”, _ and
said there
Had No License on Truck
arv mnsn
i ne nma
.
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__ was no WE have a few tier of old growth fir
dry
mash system or
of rneamir
feeding The
best Bandon, ’ action was taken
meeting, after the usual session, was -
again, »2.00.
Farr & Elwood, Inc.
Wm. A. Stewart was fined »5 by practice In the n«e o’ the moist mash" ‘lairymen requesting that the county proper! that CoqutTIc Would perish
-devoted to instruction along various
' — " * agent’s office assume the duties of for that reason this'year.
lines and included parliamentary Justice Stanley on Tuesday for driv­ seems to bo to moisten the regular
As Woman’s Club projects, she BUY Crown Flour and Feeds at Coos
ing his truck without license plates dry-mash mixture with water or milk, acting as a clearing house for the
procedure.
giving about what the hen« will 'clean purchase and sale of dairy cattle and mentioned that the ladies had been
Feed & Seed Stores.
Mrs. June Walker was in charge of He had not used the truck since 1935 up In 2tf minutes. Soaked nr germin­
other livestock. Evans pointed out supporting the library for years,
the evening's entertainment, with the plates became the vogue, but to sup­ ated oat« may be Included with thia.
that information made available in raising the money in different ways, FAT HENS, 15c Uve weight. Farr *
assistance of Mrs. Ted Hornecker, ply some one who was out of wood he
Elwood, Ine.
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this way would be available not only and that this year their other project
who is a student of dramatics. Under took a chance Monday night, and was
to buyers of cattle but to the dairy- was the betterment of the Commun-
Half-Pound
Feed
Per
Egg
stopped
by
State
Police
Tucjc^r
who
their able direction a group of the
the county and should ity 'Building. New support for the FOR RENT — 3-Room Furnished
A hen requli imsil««H ini»siflllf’poiind men of
girls presented a Japanese musical noted thaj, th* truck lights were not
House; "Breakfast nook, jjuilt-lns,
bring
about
an equalization in floor Is one necessity and another
of feed to produce *> egg. according to
number in costume, which was very functioning properly.
Electric range and water heater.
New York State college |H>u)trymen. prices
in dif- which Mrs Wernich mentioned is the
paid for cattle
pretty and most artistic. The. girls
They found that hens of six breed« In ferent
Garage if desired. Phone 182R 52tf
parts
of
the
county. need for ceiling the interior. We have
. Held for Still Possession
taking part in this were: Margaret
an egg-k ylng contest produced an av­ In the discussion it was pointed out all been disappointed at not hearing
Purvance, Donna Dean Bosserman,
Albert V. Baird was released by erage of 190.4 eggs ami used 84.4 that it would be necessary for farm­ more Hearty such programs as that HAY—»14 ton and up. Farr & El
Georgiana Johnson, Margaret Smith. order of U. S. Commissioner Dodge at pounds of feed. The rations fed the
ers or others having livestock for presented by the Eugene Gleemen - wood, Inc.
- Margaret Stewart, Mary Lou Nosier Myrtle Point aft^r he had posted bens consisted of corn meal, wheat
sale
to report to' that office and also last November, and if the acoustics of
and Eileen Percy, with ’Dorothy »1000 bonds for his appearance. He middlings, bran. o«ta, alfalfa meal,
that notice should be given there he building can be improved by ceil­ WE ACCEPT Coos county general
dried
milk,
meat
scrap«,
and
a
small
Glaisyer at the piano.
fund warrants at .5 per cent dis- •
was arrested by federal and state of­
when the livestock is sold.
ing, it should be done. It would also
At the meeting to be held on Feb­ ficers for possesison'Of a still at Ban­ amount of co&ltver nil and «alt. When
count only. Folsom’s Grovefy.
make
the
building
wanner.
wet mash was fed It consisted of one
i'r,
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ruary 11th the Myrtle Point girls of don.
part of water and fed on. dry mash
But the Woman’s Club has not the MORTON’S SMOKED Salt and
the local Bethel will be in charge at I
Bodf and Fender repair work done
Orville Thompson, arrested on
the entertainment feature.
Parents Monday, was taken to Salem the next
Sausage Seasonings at Coos Feed
by experienced mechanics. Our body *unds to improve the building, and
and friends of the Job’s Daughters day. E : is charged with issuing N
Dunham’s, of Course, southwestern painter is an expert. Let us provy Mrs. WernichSolicited the support of
& Seed Stores.
11 clubs and societies in the worth
are cordially invited to attend these S. F. checks in Marion county.
Oregon leading food distributors, we have the best of repair service
gatherings, and their presence is very
lowest in price, highest in quality, tf Southwestern Motor Co.
Iltf vhile project.
POTATOES—»125 cwt Farr & El­
wood, Inc.
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much appreciated.
Mrs. A. N. Gould, president of the
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Ladies and gents, buy your cos­
"‘usine«« & Professional Women’s'
metics. dental creams, shaving ac­
A few of the friends of Mrs. F. S.
Club, had not been invited to talk, County & School Warrants accepted
cessories and home remedies at Dun­
i 1 1 i 11 L' x ' j
she said, the committee telling her
on the following ■■
ham’s, of Course.
Lowest prices in
that Judge McLain . was to do the
town prevail.
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