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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1936)
»AG« rtN “Coast Highway Impassable!” To Remain in the Islands J. J. Stanley, who returned with Mrs. Stanley and their daughter and huaband, Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, yes terday from their two weeks’ Califor nia trip, was the most "bumed-up” man we have seen in some time. And he had been that way since the first night of their trip, when they stopped at the Eureka Inn. While there Mrs. Stanley overheard the hotel peo ple advise tourists that the Coast Highway was impassable and by all means to take the Redwood Highway across to Grants Pass from Crescent City. It has been thought that that kind of dirty work in northern Cali fornia had ceased, but evidently it has not. The Stanley party had a very en- joayble trip, staying four days in San Francisco, four in Los Angeles, and spending one day in Yosemite Park, where Mr. Stanley states he saw “grander” scenery than he had seen anywhere else in the United States. He was quite enthusiastic over the splendor of the park’s natural attrac tions. Z? _______________ Maurice Williams, who formerly resided in Coquille, has written his aunt, Mrs. J. A. Lamb, that he has a good position in the C. Brewer Co. office at Hilo, in the Hawaiian Islands. Frank Harlocker, who grew up in Coquille, is manager of the Brewer company which is probably the largest sugar-producing company on the Islands. • Fred Harlocker, who is practicing law at Hilo, is building a new home there. Maurice's mother, Mrs. Jennie Williams, is still visiting in Honolulu, but will join him in Hilo as soon as he can secure a house to live in. Will Open Dental Office Here Amateur Card Tonight The Coquille Ag Club and the “C” club of Coquille High School are presenting another of their popular wrestling and boxing cards at the Community Building this evening, There will be 24 rounds of boxing and 12 rounds of wrestling, The fans enjoy these amateur bouts greatly for there is no stalling, bul each bout is packed with action. Dr. Ralph F. Milne, who has main MacDowell Music Club to Meet tained an office for tlje practice of ! The last meeting of the MacDowell dentistry in Powers since 1923, has . Music Club for the fiscal year will be rented a suite of rooms in the First held at the home of Mrs. C. A. Riet- National Bank building here and will jman, at 2 p. m. next Tuesday after open an offce in a week or ten days, noon, April 28. Election of officers for as soon as the rooms are vacated and next year will take place at that time re-decoratcd. He will occupy the of and Miss Inez Rover, the retiring fices hertofore occupied by James president, requests that all members Watson, The latter intends moving be present if possible. to one of the suites at the west end of the hall in the same building. Port of Bandon Approves Dr. and Mrs. Milne will move tq The Port of Bandon commission Coquille as soon as he can find a rental property here. The doctor is held a meeting in the city hall here president of the Coos County Cham this week at which approval of the ber of Comemcre and has a wide ac engineer’s report on the Coquille val ley flood control was given and con quaintance over the county. »J He intends to continue his office gress asked to appropriate funds for in Powers, going up there for one or a thorough survey. two days a week. The equipment for his office here will be practically all Masonic Communication Apr. 28 new and modern. Chadwick Lodge will meet again Services to Close Sunday Dr. Milne is one of the eight or nine next Tuesday, April 28, to confer the The closing services of theScotch- dentists who have visited Coquille E. A. degree on two more candidates. Irish Evangelists will be held Friday recently looking for a location. Lodge will open at 8 p. m. and • all and Sunday nights at the Baptist members and visiting Masons are in Church in Coquille. Attending C. E. Convention vited to attend. The McNeills have had a splendid The following members of the Friday night response this week. A Few Houses for Sale Evangeline McNeill will feature a Christian Endeavor Society in Co short program of numbers brought by quille left yesterday morning for Eu Every house in Coquille which I the boys of the Sunshine Choir and gene to attend the state convention of own or have an interest in is offered this will precede Mr. McNeill’s mes the society which started last evening for sale. See me if you are interested and continues until Sunday evening: In owning your own home. Good lo sage on “Believing is Seeing." Sunday evening a dramatic presen Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Soaln, Mrs. E E. cations and modem houses. E. W. Gregg tation of the '‘Rock of Ages” will also Nosier, Patricia Nosier, Yvonne and be a feature of the evening and will Eileen Kern, Leonard Farr, Emma illustrate the closing message brought Frances Mulkey, Philip Stem, Billy Cardwell, Don Bailey and N. C. by Archie McNeill. Kelley. Mr. Kelley also went Co Salem to day to attend to business with the Public Utilities commission. The en- tire party intends to return home Sunday evening. James Stephens tells us, in his beloved story, that the Crock of Gold is gathered by the little elves of Ireland to use as ransom in case they are taken captive by a human. At the end of our rainbow we, too, keep a crock of gold filled with reliable medicine given us by our physician to guard against disease. A Prescriplionlst Fills Rxs Carefully Fuhrman’s Pharmacy, Inc STATIONERS DRUGGISTS ...... -■ Dr. Ralph F. Milne of Powers Mrs. A. L. Morras, of Riverton, and has rented offices in the First Miss Audrey Kendall, of Coquille, National Bank Bldg, for the practice were dismissed from the hospital last of Dentistry. 15t<* Sunday. The same day Mrs. Kate Tripp, of Myrtle Point, underwent -a major Gladiolus Bulba, pkg. - - 25c operation, and Audrey Taylor, of Co Pansy Plants, 5c each, doz. - 50c quille, an operation for appendicitis. Tomato Plants April 20th Ellis.Kelley, who was injured at the Sweet Spanish Onion Plants, 100 20c mill yesterday, was operated on for hernia. Mrs. E. E. Watkins and Mrs. Joe Milani were dismissed yesterday. An eight pound boy, who has been named Arlie Jean, was bom to Mr. • and Mrs. C. A. Lyle, of Coquille, yes terday. Knife Hospital Two Births at Coquille Hospital Births reported at the Coquille Hospital the past week are: _ To Mr. an<T Mrs. E. L. Church, of Marshfield, on April 22, a seven and one-half pound girl, who has been ' named Patsy Ann. ———— To Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Decker, of Coquille, a daughter weighing six pounds and named Donna Dee. THE “COCKOOS” ROAM THE BAD LANDS WHILE THE REDSKINS YELL WITH GLEE! ITS A MASSACRE! ‘•à^LOWE BRUCE MYSTERY FLAVORED WITH ROMANCE . . A LAUGH FOLLOWS EVERY THRILL! GANG NIGHT! «25 JEAN HERSHOLT JUNE LAN® • SLIM SUMMERVILLE MICHAEL WHALEN * DOROTHY HTERSON MATINEE SUNDAY 2:15 CAIL LAEMMLE MESENTE Admission 10c & 35c JAMES SALLY DUNN-EILERS PfRSONAL >| "PINKY" TOMLIN & 35c
