The Coquille Valley sentinel., February 14, 1936, Page 5, Image 5

UARY 14, 1936.
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of Bandon, were visitors at the S.
! C. | Ray Shane went to Portland Wed-
Records show that three men
McAllister
home
Thursday
Friday
“■*— neyday to visit his mother for a short drowned in the wreck of the coast
The monthly (peeling was held on
survey boat, Patrick and one other
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. and Saturday. Mr. McAllister had a time.
Fred Miller spent the week-end man surviving the disaster.
These
Frank Burbank with Mrs. Harriet minor operation on his arm and leg
Burbank in charge of the program. which were injured more than a year with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank two made their way safely to the
He is getting Miller. He returned to Camp Brad­ Umpqua river without interference
Mrs. Oluf Aasen played a piano solo ago, on Thursday.
by the Indians.
and Mrs. Harriet Burbank and Mrs. along nicely. Mrs. McAllister has ford Sunday.
been suffering from an'attack of the
A delegation from Langlois invaded
Later, Patrick went to the new set­
Will Duncan sang a duet. Mrs. Da­
flu.
Arago Monday evening when three tlement being established at Empire,
vid Root read the story of the death
Sunday guests at the L. M. Aasen basketball games were played. The where in time he became a prominent
of John and Betty Stem, missionaries
home
were Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Barr Langlois girls’ team was victorious figure and successfully engaged in
who were killed in China a few years
ago. The rest of the story concern­ and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. while their Independent team and ship-building, lumbering and coal
ing the fate of their wee baby will be Huffman, Harley Miller, Glen Wolff their boys’ high school team were mining. He was generous in further­
given at the next meeting March 4, and Ioneila Curtis, all of Myrtle losers. The girls playing for Arago ing local development and gave his
which will be held at the home of Point. Miss Betty Eggs, of Broad­ were Iris and Genevie Barklow, Mar­ money freely to help build up the
Mrs. Ray Parker with Mrs. John Carl bent, spent the week-end with Miss guerite and Lois Robison, Esther Bar­ community, aiding materially in the
Lavaun Aasen.
nett and Neoma Miller. Arago inde­ initial steps to brings in railroads.
in charge of the program. Those pres­
Mrs.
Ray
Parker
was
hostess
at
a
pendents were Ike Miller, Lee Col­
The first cemetery in Empire was
ent were Mesdames Nile Miller, Tyr­
rell Woodward, Stanley Halter, C. A. two course luncheon to the high lier, Eldrid Wilder, Woodrow Robi­ located on a site owned by the Flan­
Keltner, Art Farrier, Leon Pauli, school girls on Wednesday, the guests son, Wallace Carl, while the high agan family. While the family per­
Gordon Fleming, Ray Parker, David including Miss Eleanor Corthell, Iris school boys playing were Tennessee mitted all necessary interments to be
Root, Oluf Aasen, Will Duncan, Har­ and Genevie Barklow, Belva Hazel­ and Ivan Robison, George Pauli, made, they gave no deeds and reserv­
riet Burbank and John Carl. Roll call ton, Marguerite and Lois Robison, Clyde Lillie, Ellis Rackleff, Charles ed the right to order the removal of the
was answered with a scripture verse. Anita Milani. Hazel, Neoma and Webb, Everett Doyle and Cecil Pat­ dead upon giving sufficient notice to
Gladys Miller, Esther Barnett, Julia rick. A lunch was served to visitors relatives or friends. Nativity distinc­
Bible study was held at the home
Rogers, Edith Zinzerling and Jean after the games.
tion ruled in alloting and restricting
of Mrs. Oluf Aasen on Thursday eve­
Witkins, were seated at a long table
Mr. and Mri. Ed Myers and Mrs. burial localities. The white had one
ning. Those present were Mrs. Na­
with a centerpiece of yellow daffo­ Stanley Halter visited friends in part of the cemetery, the Chinese an­
omi Robison, Mrs. Oulf Aasen, Mr.
other, the Indians a third, while the
and Mrs. Ernest Watkins and Mary, dils. Green streamers went from the Roseburg Saturday.
center to each comer of the table and
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Butler, of Flanagans reserved a plot for their
Mr. and Mrs. David Root and John
green and yellow place cards marked Myrtle Point, spent Sunday and Mon­ own dead.
Pauli and Ray Parker.
each place. These colors were also day with Mrs. Sarah Barklow at her
The cemetery remains today undis­
Rev. Harold Minter, of the Coquille
cat', lyd out in the food. The hostess ranch.
turbed
though few graves can be
Baptist church, preached at Arago
w»» assisted in serving by Miss
Mrs. Nora Hosposka returned to identified. The Flanagan plot is the
Sunday morning.
He will preach
Leatha Munford, Mrs. Earl Edgmon, her home in Myrtle Point this week best preserved.
again February 16. Sunday evening
Mrs. Art Doyle and Mrs. Gordon after visiting for some time with Mr.
Mrs Albert Lillie was the leader for
ing.
and Mrs. Glenn Robison.
Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Ray Par­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF
. and Mrs. Rex Roth, of the Roy
Mrs. Joseph Bognuda and her two
REAL PROPERTY
ker sang “Deep River.” The evening
district, were Sunday visitors at the sons, Earl and Glenn Genzoli. were in
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
message was given by Nile Miller and
under and by virtue of an Execution
RMnell HiU home.
Marshfield on business Tuesday.
Mr. Parker gave a coronet solo. Next
issued out pt the Circuit Court of the
■ Mrs. Jess Damron was hostess
Alden
Butler,
of
Illahe,
has
been
Sunday evening the Endeavor lesson
State of Oregon for the County of
Sunday at a birthady dinner in honor visiting his sister, Mrs. Walter Bark­ Coos on the Sth day of February,
on “How Far Should Authority be
of her husband. The guests were Mr. low.
1B38, in a certain cause in said Court
Respected” will be held by Sam Root
and Mrs. Damron and Annalou, of
Mr. and Mts. Ed Myers and Oliver pending wherein Bonnie Walker,
and Ray Parker will give the me*-!
Plaintiff, and Coquille Hotel Com­
Bandon, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest-Watkins spent Thursday in North Bend.
sage. There will be special music.
pany, a corporation, Defendant, Case
gnd Anne, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dam­
James Lewellen and his mother, No. 10778, of said Court and com­
Mrs. Frank Burbank and Mrs. Ev­
ron.
Mrs. Corda Lewellen, of Myrtle manding me to satisfy the sum of
erett Lafferty will sing in the morn­
Mr. and Mrs. John Carl accompan­ Point, visited all day Wednesday with $8532.00 with interest at 8 per cent
ing.
from September 3rd, 1935, an Attor­
ied Mr. and Mrs. Melden Carl, of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff.
Due to the unexpected scheduling
ney fee of $550.00 and costs and dis­
Cbquille, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mrs. Oluf Aasen was taken to the bursements $18.80, together with i ac-
of the Riverton basketball game at
CTOss, of the Roy district, to Corvallis Mast hospital Tuesday evening to cruing costs, I WILL ON SATUR-
SAT
Arago Wednesday evening the sing-
Saturday. They attended the U. of stay a few days for medical treat­ DAY, THE 14th DAY OF MARCH,
ing school: time was cut in half.
1936, at the hour of 10:00 A. M. of
O: vs. O. S. C. basket ball game that ment.
Friday evening the first and sec­
said day at the front door of the
I evening and visited with Cedric and
Art Austin, of Empire, was an County Court House in the City ef
ond basketball teams played Powers
I Lodema Cross and Mr. and Mrs. overnight guest al the Glen Collier Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, offer
at Powers. The second string were1
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Clarence Schroeder, returning Sun­ .home on Monday.
for sale and sell at public auction, to
defeated by the score of eighteen to
day afternoon.
A new system for the^ionor roll in the highest and best bidder for cash
twenty-five while the first string was
in
all the right, title and inter­
Orvus Miller was operated on the high school has been posted this est hand,
of the said Defendant in and to
victorious with a score of twenty to
Thursday evening for appendicitis. term with honors based on citizen­ the following described real property,
twenty-seven. The first string line­
He was rushed to the hospital imme­ ship as well as scholarship. The six ' to-wit:
up remained unchanged during the
All of Lot One (1), and the South
diately after the mill closed. He is elements of citizenship on which the
entire game, Francis Barklow, center;
Twenty-five (25) feet
of Lot
making a satisfactory recovery.
grades will, be based afe, application, Twelve
(12), and the South Twen­
C. Webb and G. Pauli, forwards; C.
The grade school boys played bas­ reliability, co-operation, initiative, ty-five (25) feet of the East Half
Lillie and C. Patrick, guards.
The
ketball with a grade team from leadership and neatness. Ail students (EM) of Eleven (11) of Block Four
second string lineup was, Doyle,
Bridge
qualifying in citizenship but falling (4) of the Town of Coquille City,
Rackleff, Aasen, Fredenberg and
squad composed of Everett Doyle, below the percentage in scholarship now the City of Coquille, Coos
County, Oregon, according to the
Billings with Lillie, T. Robison and
John Henry Schroeder, Ethan Parker, will be given honorable mention. The original plat thereof as filed by T.
I. Robison substituting during the
Harold Davis, Gerald Woodward and lists will be published . each six B. Willard in the office of the
third quarter. Powers proved to be
County Clerk of said Coos County,
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Junior Gulstrom were victorious with weeks.
difficult opponents and every minute
Oregon, excepting therefrom an
a score of 20 to 10. Sandwiches and
undivided one-half interest in and
>f both games wa.
was hotly contested.
locolate were served after the
More Early Coos History
to the North Wall of the present
Arago had a winning
1
combination
t
to both teams by the grade
showed nA
Shipwrecked on the southern Ore­ Coquille Hotel building, which said
and the game showed
no Individuai
individual
building is located on Lot One (1)
girls.
gon coast in 1852, while he and four and the South Twenty-five (25)
stars but united team attack and de­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank re­
others were attempting to enter feet
of
Lot
Twelve
(12),
fense which proved most effective.
turned Thursday evening from Cor­
Rogue river from the storm-tossed and the South Twenty-five (25)
The Powers high school were hosts
vallis where they visited for several
of
the
East
Half
Pacific, Patrick Flanagan, mate of a feet
after the game, serving sandwiches
days with Mr and Mrs. Clarence U. S. coast survey boat sent out to (EH) of Lot Eleven (11), all in
and hot chocoalte to all vistors before
Block
Four
(4)
of
the
original
plat
Schroeder.
locate harbors, became one of the of the Town of Coquille City, as
they made the thirty mile drive
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis, Miss early day settlers of Oregon, taking a filed in the office of the County
home. Webb was high scoring man
Alice Scott and Mrs. Naomi Robison i prominent part in the founding of the Clerk of Coos County, Oregon, by
for Arago with fifteen points to his
spent Sunday afternoon enjoying the | first permanent settlement on Coos T. B. Willard.
credit.
Said sale being made subject to re­
sunshine on the beach at Bandon.
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demption in the manner provided by
Mary Jean McAllister and Bernice With such enjoyable weather here it Bay, at Empire, in 1853.
This was revealed in researches be­ law.
Gillespie are absent from Mrs. Ray's is hard to realize the hardships other
Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 13th
ing
conducted by O. W. Briggs, field day
room, each being ill with the measles states are undergoing from the win­
of February, 1936
worker for the American Guide, a
Wm. F. Howell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wannamaugher, ter weather
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WPA writers’ protect in this county. 5t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon.
ARAGO
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Powers Church Annual Report
The annual meeting of the Powers
Community Church was held Tues­
day night.
The church has enjoyed
a year of prosperity, a year of peace
and harmony. It’s growth has been
gradual, without evangelistic or spe­
cial efforts.
Thirty-six have joined
the church and sixteen were baptised.
The Sunday Schoo lhas an enroll­
ment of 143, with an average of at­
tendance of 86.
The Christian Endeavor’s member­
ship is 24; average attendance 19.
We have developed the Boy and
Giri Scout activities, there being 34
Boy Scouts, 26 Cub Scouts, 22 Girl
Scouts and 25 Cub Girl Scouts.
The Hut is being used five nights
each week for scout work and social
activities.
~
The Ladies Aid has over 30 active
members and has rendered a great
service—a harmonious group.
The treasurer reports all bills paid,
no debt and $28.00 in the treasury.
The spiritual life of our church is
good. There are no diversions and no
church bosses. Thank God.—Rev. A.
Stephens, Pastor. ’
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
MARY E. HERKERT, Plaintiff,
HARRY F. HERKERT, Defendant,
Case"N^0889
To Harry F. Herkert, the above
named Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF ORGEON, You are hereby re­
quired to appear and answer the
complaint filed against you in the
above entitled suit, on or before
Saturday, the 7th day of March, 1936,
said date being after the expiration
of four weeks from the date of the
first publication of this Summons,
and if you fail so to appear and an­
swer said complaint, or otherwise
plead thereto, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief prayed for in her complaint,
to-wit: For a decree dissolving the
marriage and marriage contract now
and heretofore existing between
plaintiff and defendant; and for the
sole care, custody and control of Au­
drey Herkert, the minor child of the
plaintiff and defendant, and for such
other and further relief as to the
Court may seem just and equitable.
The grounds upon which said rebel
a based in said complaint is cruel
and inhuman treatment.
This Summons is served upon you
->y publication thereof in the Coquille
/al.ey Sentinel, pursuant to order of
he lion. Hugh McLain, Judge of the
County Court, made, dated and en-
ered on the 4th day of February,
1938, in the absence at the Circuit
fudge from the County, and which
ordei requires that the date of the
'Lat publication of said Summons
mall be on the 7th d iy of February,
19C6, the date of the last publication
i hereof being Friday, the Sth day of
March, 1936.
J. Arthur Berg.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Residence and P. O. Address, Co-
quiile, Oregon.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court of the State of
Oregon in and for the County of Coos
as the administratrix with the will
annexed of the estate of L. H. Per­
kins deceased, who was also known
as Lewis H Perkins and all persons
having claims against the said as-
tste are required to present the same
with the proper vouchers to the un­
dersigned at the law offices of J, J,
Stanley in the City of Coquille, Coos
County, Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first publica­
tion of this notice
Dated and first published Janutry
24th, IBM
Mrs. Minnie I* Donaldson,
Administratrix with the will an­
nexed of the estate of L. H. Perkins,
also known as I^ewis H. Perkins, De­
ceased.
2t5 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. S. LAND OFFICE at Roseburg,
Oregon, January 29th, 1936.
given that
NOTICE is I hereby
‘
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
•nson, of Coquille,1
George E. Stevenson,
8TATE OF OREGON IN AND
Oregon, who, on March 13, 1931,'
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
In the Matter of the Estate of Robert made Homestead entry, Serial. No.
019499. Ivl
for iv
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tt 74 ax
NW!«,
TT 74, kjvvvi
Section 35.
E. Shine, also known as Robert Ed­ Vkatjfai
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D, Wil-
27 S Range ------
13 W.
wards Shine and as R. E. Shine, Townsnip
notice of
lamette Meridian, has filed no
deceased.
intention to make final three year
Notice of Final Settlement
to establish claim to the land
Notice is hereby given that the un­ Proof,
above described, before E. A. Dodge,
ci*'reigned has filed nis Final Account Notary Public, at Myrtle Point, Ore­
in the matter of the adminiatration of gon, on the 11th day of March, 1936.
the Estate of Robert E. Shine, also
Claimant names as witnesses: Wil­
known as Robert Edwards Shine and liam L. McAdams. Sarah McAdams,
as R. E. Shine, deceased, and the Ray E. Griggs, Richard S. St. Clair,
County Court for Coos County, Ore­ all of Coquille, Ore.
gon. has set Saturday, the 7th day of 3t5*
George Finley, Register.
March, 1938, as the day, and the
County Court Room in the County
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Court House at Coquille, in Coos
Notice is hereby given that the
County, Oregon, as the place for underxtgned has been duly appointed
hearing objections to said Final Ac­ administrator of the estate of Effie
count and the settlement of said es­ M. Carlsly, deceased, and all persons
tate.
having claims against said estate are
Da1< d this 30th day of January, hereby notified, that they are requir­
1936.
ed to present same duly verified, with
O. C. Sanford,
proper vouchers therefor, to the un­
Administrator
Adminiatrator of the Estate of Rob- dersigned, at his law office in Co-
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eri E. Shine, deceased.
3utile, Coos County, Oregon, within
x months from the date of this no­
Body ano
and fenati
Fender icp-H
repair work
noay
wws* done il«*
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by experienced mechanics. Our body
Dated this 21st day of January,
painter is an expert. Let us prove
we have the best of repair service.'
Southwestern Motor Co. ir
j-
. Slack,
.
Harry A.
x Administrator
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of the Estate of Effie
Htt M. Carlaley,
than the Super-Safety Brakes of the 1936 Ford V-8
NILES MOTOR
New Location 369 Front St,
COMPANY
Coquille, Oregon