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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1935)
. ......... I . T tue axronxB v ' iiit si MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. H. E., Peck, of Mi d ford, spent the week-end with their daughter, Betty, at the Florence Guerin home. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Warner spent the week-end in Roseburg with their daughter, Mrs. Waterman. XMr. War A Beautiful 104 Page Book of Salad Suggestions. ner returned home the first of the week but Mrs. Warner remained for With each bottle of Heinz Vinegar or Heinz Olive Oil you receive a longer visit. The Misses Helen Vincent, ’Alic« a green seal. Send 3 seals to the Heinz Company and receive the Alverdes and Grace Linn left the last of last week for their homes, book with no extra charge.. where they will spend the summer vacation. Miss Alverdes went to See the sample book on display in this store Portland, Miss Linn to Salem and Miss Vincent to Corvallis. Priscilla Deyoe and Audra War ner returned to Ashland Sunday, af ter spending the week-end with rei- atives. Grace Barker, of Coquille, was a Monday evening visitor at the home Trupak Fancy of her parents, Mrr and Mrs. E. C. 1 lb Foil Package - • Yellow Cling Peaches Baiker Commencement exercises were Three 2 ‘/, Cans - A very attractive wrapping which held in the union high school audi- toiium Friday evening. Senator John keeps the contents in perfect condi Send the labels to “Trupak” San D. Goss was the speaker of the eve Francisco and receive free of charge ning. Members of the graduating tion. And they are Société Quality class are as follows: from Myrtle 4 Beautiful Dessert Glasses. Point, Alden Barklow, Elvene Ben Lifefime Guaranteed nett, Howard Bonniksen, Eleanor Brewer. Sarnie Brewer, Eileen Clin ton, Marie Clinton, Chester Cook. Tough .Thick Tread with Sylvia Culbertson, Mary Davenport, Safely Grip. Supertwist Phyllis Dement, Viola Ellis, Alice Body. Cel Our l.ew Mae Endicott, Marvenc Harrah, Ag Prices nes Hull, Mildred James, Louis Lem Local and Myrtle Creek Berries, very fine, 2 Boxes on, Dorothy Lundy, Luray Miller, Esther Nelson, Madge Nelson, Earl Parry, Claude Pressler, Edwin Rack leff, Geraldine Reed, Josephine Schellhammer, Clarice Shelton, Ruth' Shull, Edna Sturdivant, Robert With 1 lb Lipton Young, Danford Mast and LeRoy Starr; from Broadbent, Albert Yellow Label Tea Brown, Bertie Forrest, £orrine Hart, See our line of Riggers and Choppers at the regular price Kolstad, lb Frances True, Leo Wagner, Leslie Loggers Trim the Famed Sowers, ct Wilson, William Zimmerman- and Gloves— an Oregon product at De Gilmore Liona Club M. Duncan, If June Chandler; from Bridge, Ruth Salt Shaker Pepper Shaker 11 0 0 Huff, Norma Peterson, Marjorie Van pression Prices. Just what you have The roar of the Gilmore Lions was Moran, c 1 2 0 Alstein and Irene Rookard; from Sit- Covered Dish quieted to a mere peep when the Co Brewer, p 0 1 0 kum. Aria Jenkins; from Dora, Pris been waiting for quille Loggers completed their savage Bailey’* rf A Beautiful Set cilla Miller; from Norway, Elton assault on the Medford team, last 38 10 13 27 9 1 Schmidt; from Gaylord, Lila Strong, Now on display. Don’t miss it. Sunday, trimming the gas outfit by B R H O A E and from Coquille, Bonnie Sumerlin. Gilmore a 10 to 2 score through the combined 4 0 1 10 0 The baccalaureate services were efforts of hard hitting and sure fire Sakraida, cf a" Smith, 2b 4 0 1 0 I » held for the class Sunday evening in pitching. • 0 D. Lewis, 3b 4 1 2 3 0 the Methodist Church. Rev. R. C. The entire Coquille club played 0 4 0 1 0 0 Young delivered an inspiring ser 1 real, heads up baseball, though only Swanson, if 4 0 0 4 0 0 mon on “Building a Life.” , The half of them spanked the apple suc Kenton, rf, lb 3 0 0 7 0 2 church was attractively decorated cessfully for base hits. Roper, Brew Conlin, lb 2 1 0 7 1 0 with baskets of calla lilies and green- j er, Bud Duncan, Sowers and Kolstad, Poole, c 2 1 0 2 2 0 ery, aided by one blow by Junior Bailey Dambowtki, s 2 0 0 0 3 0 Clinard Mast, son of Mr. and Mrs. in his lone trip to the plate, provided Brown, p 1 0 1 0 0 0 Joe Mast, and Mias Clacie Lapp, of thp punch. They rained out extra Naumea, rf Marshfield, were unitd in marriage base knocks, including a home run 30 2 4 24 Sunday at the home of the bridal and a single by Brewer and doubles parents in Marshfield. Both young by Roper and Sowers, two for the •Bailey ran for Roper in sereni 2 1 1 shown in the picture, "Red Hot — latter, which would have produced Coquille people are well known and have i of her sister-in-law, Mrs. F. Bollen Pictures at the Liberty Hits 0 2 1 2 baugh. Tires, ” which comes to the Liberty as many friends in this section. scores in any man’s ball game. The Coming Week 0 0 1 0 Mrs. F. Bollenbaugh. aged 36 years, the preview this week end. Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rickard and On the mound “Cocky”" Brewer Gilmore 0 0 1 0 Hits small daughter are spending this passed away at the Mast Hospital won his third start since he donned a One of the most specticular screen Talbot is the prisoner who escapes, Summary—Earned runs, Coqpille week in Eugene at the home of his Wednesday morning at six o’clock, Logger uniform. He let the opposi offerings of a decade is promised for his buddy having smuggled him out after a week’s illness. She leaves to the Liberty Theatre when “Baboona,” of the prison in a truck The shriek tion down with four bingles, all of 9, Medford 2; home runs. Brewer; parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gamble left mourn her loss her husband, Fritz newest African adventure film of Mr. ing of sirens are heard and the yam which were of the one-base variety, three base hits, Brewer; two base and but for his own wildness and the hits. Sowers 2, Roper; sacrifice hits, Thursday for their home in North Bollenbaugh, one daughter, Kathleen, and Mrs. Martin Johnson, opens to mering of prisoners which always ac one Coquille error, he might have B. Duncan, Roper; stolen bases, B. Bonneville, Wash., after a few days' besides other relatives and friends. night. companies a man hunt. Armed hung-up a shutout victory. Always DuncdR, M. Duncan; hit by pitcher, visit at the home of her parents, Mr. Funeral services have not been ar “Baboona” is described as an aerial guards are hustled out to shoot to kill the mastei of the situation, the young Kolstad; first base on errors, CoqfUille 'and Mrs. Frank Davis. Mrs. Davis ranged for at this writing. epic over Africa. Requiring twenty In the film, however, the prisoner hurler was buzzing the ball past the 2, Gilmore 1; left on bases, Coquille accompanied them home for a few months in the filming, it was made eludes the guards and I escapes to Cloverleaf Dairy milk and whip while the Martin Johnsons toured South America. The picture is an Lions with clocklike regularity, ten 7, Gilmore 4; wild pitches, Brewer 1; weeks’ visit. of the opposition retiring as strike passed balls, Moran 2, Poole 1; bases Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kring returned ping cream on sale at Folsom’s Gro 60.000 miles of unexplored jungle, automobile race track romance with on balls, off Brewer 3, off Brown 2; home Sunday evening from Eugene, cery and People’s Market at all times. out victims. visiting many spot in the dark contin Lyle Talbot and Mary Astor in the For delivery, call 7R42. V. L. Cor ent never before glimpsed by civ leading roles. Heads up baseball in general by the struck out, by Brewer 10, by Brown where they spent the week-ehd. 19tf ilized man Loggers was a feature of the game. 6; umpires, Sturdivant and Wilson. Mrs. A. B. Dinsmore has gone to nelius. Base-running, primarily by Sowers. Grants Pass, where she will join her The year’s gayest and most colorful This newest screen exploit of the Bud Duncan and Brewer, helped husband who has employment near WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE intrepid pair reveals man’s most dra musical romance comes to the screen Rhododendron Day, June 2 Notice is hereby given that all greatly in leading to scores. Lineups: there. warrants issued prior to Jan. 1, 1934, matic conquest — the first record of when Irene Dunne, Fred Astaire and Rhododendron Day will be observ Coquille A B R H O E Miss Evelyn Berry left the first of by District No. 25, of Coos County, Afritm's remotest secrets filmed from Ginger Roges open in the film version ed this year at Florence on Sunday, B. Duncan, 3b 4 12 110 the week for her home in Riverton. Oregon, are called for redemption, the air. In two'Slkorsky ampribians, of the Broadway hit, “Roberta ” It Fischer, 2b 5 0 0 0 2 0 June 2, when it is thought that the She has been staying at the H. A. No. 81-88, 98-114 and 1 to 41 inclu christened “The Spirit of Africa” and will open Sunday at the Liberty. Stewart, ss 5 0 0 1 2 0 beautiful blossoms will be at the Schroeder home and attending high sive of 1933 issue. Featuring the singing of Miss Interest ceases after May 17, 1938. "Osa’s Ark,” the Johnsons circled Roper, rf , 4 3 2 0 0 0 height of their glory. A big seafood school. Frances L. McCarthy, mysterious Mt. Kenya, snow-covered Dunne, the dancing and singing of dinner at noon will be preceded by a Clerk School District No. 25, Mc and inaccessible; flew over the vast Astaire and Miss Rogers, and a bril Mrs. Archie Johnston left Monday program of motor boat racing on the 18t3 for her home in San Francisco after Kinley, Oregon, r. Iturbi forest, visited the "mouth of liant display of feminine fashions by WARRANTS TAKEN Siuslaw in the morning. a week's visit at the homes of her sis Hell,” Lake Rudolf; charged a vast a regiment of beautiful mannequins, Now if the highway department ters, Mrs. W. R. Northup and Mrs herd of rhinos and another of buffalo the production offers sparkling enter - will co-operate by giving maximum AH Repair Work. Parts, No* E. H. BAIRD Chas. BeUshaw. Her niece, Alice across desert stretches, visited the tainment of tremendous appeal service on the ferries a large percen and Used Cars Bellshaw, accompanied her and will Melody and dance numbers and the i Pygmies, who were enchanted with tage of Coos county will be in Flor spend the summer with her aunt. Southwestern Motor Co. these huge birds that carried men; lavish fashion displays all are woven COOS and CURRY CO. ence on June 2. Later they plan to attend the fair at descended on the homeland of the logically into a fast-moving, thor San Diego. baboons and accomplished other feats oughly plausible story which com r Mrs Bert Pierson left Friday for a which would have been Impossible bines tender romance with gay com week’s visit in Myrtle Creek and Sa Love interest centers about had any other means of transport edy. lem with relatives and friends. been employed. These and numerous Miss Dunne and Randolph Scott, al Newt Mast, of Watauga, No. Caro other wonders are presented In “Ba though there is more than a sugges MARSHFIELD lina, and three daughters, Mrs. Shir boona," with, it is said, an accuracy tion of romance in the battle of wits 21« Hall Bldg. ley Hobby, of Concord, N. C„ Mrs and reality never matched in an ad between Astaire and Miss Rogers and Thoe Taylor, of Valle Crucis, N. C, venture or travel film. According to their teaming of dance wizardy. and Miss Pearl Mast, of Watauga, those who have viewed the picture . The story revolves about the com and Shirley Hobby left the first of prior to release, the result is an ex edy-rich situation of an All-Ameri the week for their homes, after a traordinary one—a veritable succes can football player falling heir to a week’s visit at the Joe Mast home. The sion of wonders. Where others have fashionable Paris gown shop. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redell, of stopped, the Johnsons started—on sa grid hero and his band leader pal set Monrova, California, arrived Sunday For “nm dawn" systen.. fari in the air. Where no man or the world of fashion agog, the hearts TAKE HOME A PACKAGE evening and will visit at the home of woman ever went before—they flew! of the mademoisselles atwitter. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Redell From all advance accounts, “Ba- the feet of Parisians aflame during •/i Pints The Campfire girls and their lead boona" is an exceptional achievement. the course of their hectic adventures Pints er, Mrs. R. C. Young, gave a party fyiat Tcmir Quarts Tuesday evening in the basement of Calling cards, 50 for »1.00. A rcall,tic prison break scene is the Methodist Church in honor of the girls’ mothers and guardians. Games were played and refreshments of sandwiches, cookies and ' punch wpre served the following guests: Mesdames P. Luthy, C. McClelland Myers, W. W. Deyoe, Walter Huff, T. AIR SEAL CRYPTORIUM G. Sumerlin, Dey, Florence Guerin, Rissberger, Fred Brown, John Bel- aU"*. ? .°r VBln •eli-Ow«t»<’nings torment the minds of loni and R. C. Young. • ?re’Urht haa pl,ced casket and cont*nt* **y°nd Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Guerin, Mrs. thl ter?*1 of change in the protecting asylum of Mary Holt, Mrs. Fred Lafferty and the Cryptorium which is available with all our funerals at the op daughter, Janice, left Thursday tion of the bereaved family morning for Portland, «where they will visit for a few days Here’s your chance *H£II Y°° * DEED ff0 THE; nur Special Société Marshmallows 20c (J5C - GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Strawberries O regon grown 25c Coquille Service Station Loggers & Mill Workers Kitchen Set FREE 85c * ’hone 69 Busy Comer Grocery Delivery a Calif. -* Western States Life Now We Make It Pure, Rich, Delicious Ice Cream A BLOOD BUILDER TKe The Ultimate in Burial Protection TIPTOP Bonnie Walker, Prop. 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