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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1935)
axa PAGE TW valut ------------... ■ „ j- f MYRTLK POINT For I he Lovers of Good Tea Mrs Hagerdom and Mrs. M. J. Morrison returned hor.:a Saturday ¡evening from a several days' trip to Portland and Salem. C. C. Carter returned to his home) WE HAVE STOCKED in Grants Pass Friday, after a few' days’ visit at the home of his sister,! Mis T. ©. Sumerlin a"d his brother,! Ed. Carter. o Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sumerlin spent Grown in the high altitude -it’s flavor delicious-Quality supreme Thutsday and Friday in Salem on a business and pleasure trip. •4 lb package E’d-t T. M. Cule, of Marshfield, was a Myrtle Point visitor Saturday md spoke to the S. D. Adventist con gregation. CORN SYRUP T- D. Guerin, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Guerin and two children, Harry and 2% !b Can Patti-!, and’ Mr« Florence Guerin Hollywood Gelatin Dessert spent Decoration Day in Langlois 5 lb Can md Gold Beach. Friday and Saturday Mrs. Fred Brown is confined to l»er 10 lb Can ■ ome this week with mumps. SPtFDWAY Mis. Elizabeth Bennett and «laugh 6 Packages Staley*« Quality White or Golden er, Dorothy, have moved from the Ail Flavors Charles Woolridge house to the Tom Brach house on Spruce street. , Mrs. Sarah Johnson, of Yakima, Washington, visited friends in Myr WALNUT MEATS tle Point the first of the week. HONEY Miss Ernestine Schneider and Imo Fancy Oregon gen Burgess returned the last of the ■ Local Strained week from Illahe, where they spent 1 lb Package a week at the E. J. Schneider home. Mrs. Albert Cup»nski and small '/» lb Package daughter, of Eckley, returned to their Gives you the famous Goodyear Margin home Sunday afternoon after spend- ( of Safety—14% to 14% Quicker ing the week-end with relatives in Stope—for 43% More Milo»—at NO 4 Myrtle Point. | Imitation VANILLA FLAVORING Extra Cost! The Lee Ray Post, Veterans of BRITTLE BREAD Foreign Wars, sponsored a Memorial 4 oz. Bottle Day program and parade in this city The non-fattening flat Rye Bread Thursday morning. The parade con-, A satisfactory flavoring at a eluded at the V. F. W. hall, where the program, consisting of music, Large 22 Package low price readings and speaking, was given. Miss Ellen Monrad arrived home Wednesday evening "from Corvallis, where she has been atending O. S. C. She will visit at home for about ten Package BRANEW WHEAT PUFFS days and will then attend summer school. Package BRANEW RICE PUFFS T. M. Stover drove to Marshfield Chain Letters Cause In- B. P. W. Has Handkerchief Friday morning with a carload of A new Oregon product. Populsr ready to eat Breakfast Foods, Shower at Monday Session spring lambs for tire market. crease of Postal Receipts Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Deyoe and Have you tried them? According to figures The B. P. W. club held a business daughter, Josephine, went to Ashland figure! given by Poet- Post- __ — of ___ ____ and social session Tuesday attended the' master Elton _____ Schroeder Myrtle at morning the home and of Mrs. Point, stamp sales for the month of Georgia Richmond Monday evening [ graduation exercises at the Ashland I May, 1995, show a 94 per cent in- Following the routine business which Normal. Their daughter, Priscilla, crease over the month of May, 1934.__ included roll call, treasurer's report, I was a member of the class. Mrs. This was due principally to the chain and a call for commtTtR~?4borts at | Florence Guerin and Juanita Huff letter fad and increased mailings by the next meeting which will be held accompanied them. * ‘ - Mrs. Guerin' advertisers. The month of May was June 17 at the home of Mrs. Ruth spent the day in Grants Pass and also 17 p?r cent over the month of Beyers, Mrs. Leona Bryant gave a Junanta will spend several weeks at April, showing a steady increase in ¡report of the state B. P. W. conven- the home of her grandparents in Ash stamp sales. In the matter of gross tion which she recently attended at land. Mrs. Bryant’s talk, of j Mrs. Paul Tanner, of Klamath postal receipts, upon which the of- The Dalles. I ‘ fice is .eiasaified, the first two months almost an hour r and practically with with- Falls, came in Wednesday <>f the Jons; 1935. quarter lacked out note«, was extremely \ interesting _ and will spend several weeks in Myr- finds romance with Miss O'Sullivan, Wallace Beery in “West Point Rodeo at M. P. July 4 only‘$184.00 df equalling the entire and thoroughly enjoyed by all who J tie Point visiting relatives and the General’s daughter.. She offers of the AiP* Tonight friends. • ... ------ r- — . June, 1934, quarter which includes heard it. Then came the evening's Rodeo fans of this section will re encouragement to the cadet while he ffitM months/ , " ¡social feature—handkerchief showers Mr. and Mrs. William Lobdell and. joice over the news that Coos county When the picture, “Black Fury," goes through the rigor of tests, flying Thé Coquille office stamp receipts, honoring three members, the two daughter, Lillian, arrived home the will be treated to a typical eastern opens at the Liberty Theatre on Sun instruction, solo flights, and, finally, according to Postmaster M. O. Haw newly appointed state officers from first of the week from Portland. Lil Oregon round-up over the week-end day, local audiences will witness a spectacular aerial maneuvers and kins, increased from $1122.61 in the local organization, Mrs. Bryant lian has been in the Doembecher ef July 4 to 8, st Myrtle Point. Bull production that is heralded by com training reviews with hundreds of April, to $1290.51 in May. Some is not being elected second vice president, Hospital the past ten days receiving dogging, roping, bucking and bull petent critics as sure to be one of the planes. all this gain in May was due to the and Mrs. Bertha Smith named as medical treatments. riding will afford many thrills to hol ten great picture« of 1935, and one Thrills never before photographed chairman of a state committee, and Marion Vance, of Hood fliver, is iday‘pleasure seekers. chain letter craze. which will make Paul Muni a leading for an air picture to be seen in the Mrs. Belle Gould, out-going president spending a few days this week at the Sterling Fryrear, who is managing contender for the award of the Acad film include “power dives” from an Insure your car with Ned C. Kellev of Coquille club and who also enjoys R. L. Tucker home. Mr. Vance grad the Coos County Round-up returned emy of Motion Picture Arts and Sci elevation of ten thousand feet to the in a reliable Oregon stock company. the distinction of having been a mem uated in Forestry at O. S. C. at th* Wednesday from eastern Oregon and ences this year. ground; a “group parachute jump” ber of the state board of the B. P. W. close of this year's school. reports that he has secured many Tense drama, tempered with hu from one hundred planes in the air at for seven consecutive years. The Calling carda, 50 for 11.00. Paula Brewer returned home famous riders from that Section. mor, romance and astounding spec once; peace time bombing maneuvers ceremonies attending the presenta- Thursday evening -from O. 8. C, These men will arrive in Myrtle tacles feature this picture, which has of training planes over 2,000 ground 1 tion of kerchiefs, which came as a where she has been attending school. Point about June 15 to enable them one of the largest casts ever assembled troops and other breath-taking aerial complete surprise to the recipients, Mrs. George Denn and Mrs. Harold to give all possible assistance toward There are scenes. Nearly two years were re were novel and entertaining, com Leep and son, of Roseburg, are vis making this rodeo a complete suc for a single production. pleting a most enjoyable evening. iting this week at the George Mullen cess. Among the celebrities to ap thirty-six speaking parts, as contrast quired for technical research and ed to six or seven in the average pic story preparation for the picture Those in attendance were: Belle and A. R. Bennett homes. pear on this program will be Kenneth ture. Hordes of hate-maddened min Gould, Georgia Richmond. Ula Leach, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mann were DePew, Jack Hartman and Pat Fisk, ers battle beneath the earth, and Kite Building Hobby Edna Robison, Belie Knife, Gladys Port Orford visitors Sunday: all-around cowboys of Pendleton storm the gates of the mines, seeking The Kite Building club, one of the Gano, Letta Wallace, Lena Williams, The city council met on Monday fame. Clara Bosserman, K. J. Hassler. Inez night with Mayor Kring presiding. | Approximately 25 head of bucking to seize it. The brutal killing of a hobby clubs sponsored by the P. T Rover. Annie Robinson, Ida Owens, Aside from the routine business an horses and saddle stock are scheduled father because he resented an attack A. had a preliminary meeting at the Helen Stanbrough, Leona Bryant,! ordinance was adopted approving the to arrive. The American Legion and on his daughter by a drunken guard, Shelley home June 3 and elected of Ruth Beyers. Edith Walton. Martha' assessment for repair — of sidewalka on ! Veterans of Foreign Wan are spon- is a prelude to one of the most dra ficers who are: Dick Stacer, presi matic fights ever filmed, as Muni dent; Earl Haynes, vice president; | Mulkey, Myrtle DeLong, Geneva! the south side of Spruce street. 1 soring the selection of a queen to pre battles to avenge the death of his Merrill Tozier, secretary; Agostino, Bertha Smith, Beneva Wayne side at the round-up and the final friend Muni’s one man strike, in Schroeder, treasurer. Volkmar, Saima Caughell. Harriet They also election will be held at a dance to bg, 33 to Scout Jamboree which he barricades himself in the adopted a motto, “Every boy a gen Gould, Louise Medford and Mrs. x given in Myrtle Point on Saturday, mine after blowing up all but one of tleman.*' The next meeting will be •H. C. Salee, scout executive for June 15. Donstead. the entrances with dynamite stolen held at the Shelley Meat Market at this district was present at a Court from the company's store of explo 2:00 p. m. Wednesday, June 12. of Honor at North Bend, Wednesday American Legion Auxiliary Report cases of cruelty to children sives, and his reconciliation with his evening, which was attended by sev The regular monthly sewing meet eral committeemen from Coquille. and animals to Humane Society, sweetheart who had deserted him for Medford. Complaints must be signed ing of the O. L. A. met on Tuesday, Mr. Salee reported that 19 Scouts the arms of a treacherous policeman, May 28th. A lovely potluck luncheon from Cods county have already by two or more witnesses. Informa are two of the dramatic and thrilling tion confidential. 17tf was served at one o’clock. The af-' episodes that characterize this tre signed up for the Blue River camp in temoon was spent in sewing Twelve July ¿lit 33, of whisTth^'\re mendous production Karen Morley Calling carda, SO for $1.0C. hot water bottle covers were finished fron) Coos county_ h.ve fof_ has the leading feminine role. Wm. Gargan portrays the part of her se ducer market... to school I It's the short Wallace Beery, who in the part Ruth Axtell, Virgie Haynes, Elizabeth trips that "eat up** gasoline. a coach, are from the Willamette three years has-been established at I’ltk Hand, Mabel Kunz, and Gladys council. But you save gasoline when you the pinnacle of box-office popularity, Wheeler. Guests of the afternoon use Super-Shell. It combines 3 were: Mabel Whereat, Ethel Fuller, is to be seen in the most stirring dra kinds of power I Wild Blackberries Ripen matic role of his career in “West Eula Schramm, Helen Reiter and Point of the Air," story of the United Power to start with least possible baby and Frances Kern. Her»', the way to get rid Mrs Lena F Crump, who lives on States Army Air Corps to be shown choking, power to accelerate with •I that “ran down" half Rink creek, brought into the Sen [tonight at the Liberty. Berry's sen out knocking, power to run with Lions' Election June 13 sick feeling often due te tinel office Wednesday morning sev sational success in “The Champ” was out woste. thinned oat bitted. Try Next Thursday noon the Lions Club eral wild blackberry twigs contain followed by “Dinner at Eight,” "Tug Our service includes ev That's why Super-Shell gives ParMng, the will hold its annual election of offi ing green, red and ripe berries. She boat Annie,” “Viva Villa!” for which ery detail that adds dig more miles from every tankful. picked a handful-to eat as she came cers. There are two candidates for he won the International Award for Super nity to the final rites. It each office and for third vice presi to town This is three or four weeks acting from Italy; and recently considers financial fac earlier than the wild berry usually Blood dent there are three The three Treasure Island,” Robert Louis tors, so no matter what formed the committee which nomin- |rtp7’s' Ordlnarily the fourth of July Stevenson’s immortal classic. Regenerator ated officers and they have been is the start or the height of the sea you PPX, you are assured picture established him more firmly It Is a real tonic, ode» busy every luncheon for the part son, but this year it will be nearly the rihcere attention of as one of the world's favorite charac month with their uproaring campaign over by that time The specimens tifieally produced spoei- ter stars. our trained staff, and the «colly for anemia condl- for the office. If anyone, of those brought in by Mrs. Crump are also In “Wert Point of the Air," his facilities of our establish birds gets a vote for the office, be showing the effect of the dry weather tion. of the bleed. It doe. notable supporting cart includes for the part month. ment. side their own, it will be because Maureen O’Sullivan, as the youthful someone is lion. Ar dtore neighborly stationai romantic lead; Robert Young, as' ROOSEVELT SUPER-SERVICE L*w1’ Stone. James Ideal Bakery bread ia alow baked. 500 Front St. Gleason and others NILES MOTOR CO. At famous Randolph Field, T»».. 344 Front St. the $10,000,900 Army aviation school, E. A. SMITH A SONS Calling carda, 50 for $1.00. B«ry'» •«, played by Robert Young. Riverton. Ore. YOU BET WE HAVE MOTHER INDIA TEA 30c '/»,b Packa»e 50c Special 23c 37c 69c tires LOOK AT ITS GRIP! 55c 30c GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER 29c 29c Coquille Service Station 10c 15c Busy Comer Grocery 69 SAVI HOPS! PURSANG S uper S hell Rackleff Pharmacy Complete Service