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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1936)
= ARAGO 5RFEUJ0Y STORES Eiic Gulstrom, of Tillamook, drove up Saturday to visit with his brother, Albert, in the Coquille Hospital. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Squires and small son, of Booth, spent the day with Mr. Gulstrom, who is recovering nicely from an operation performed Tuesday. Miss Eleanor Corthell has returned to her home in Marshfield for the summer vacation. She will teach ini Sam’s Valley high school in Jackson' county next year. Miss Martha Jane Webb has moved i from the teacherage to her paretns’ nome in Coquille. She taught the in termediate grades in Arago the past* winter. This room will be eliminated next year when Ardgo will have STORE NO. 469 Phone 81 Phone 122 STORE NO. 136 anly two grade teachers. - : - • - -..................... -V...................... - ........ ’ Nothing la 11 m world oi lubri Mrs. Winnifred Ray will have ?harge of the four upper grades with cation compares with the pun n an estimated enrollment of less than ishment that motor oils must fifteen for next year. ceiio withstand today Julia Lee Wright Miss Alice Scott has gone to La Grande, where she will spend the va i»kg. . . TODAY’S oil temperatures are up cation with her father. When she 33%—clearances are 26% tighter Makes the best Sandwiches returns she will have charge of the White or Wheat Sliced —accelerations 30% faster—pis Doecs . lower grades with about the same number of pupils ar the upper grades. ton speeds even 36% greater than* 1-lb loaf - QC Ray Parker plans to make his head in 1930 cars. quarters in Coquille this summer, So we made a new oil — a acting as a sales agent. His plans for fine new oil for these fine new l'/j-tbloaf - 13C next winter have not been formulat cars — RPM Motor Oil Unsur ed. The last day of school was marked passed! "RPM’s” new process by a picnic on the school grounds combines in this one oil all the Friday noon, where a small group of . A QUART desirable attributes of all oils. It’s patrons joined the teachers and pu a luxury product — at low cost! pils for dinner and closing exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lillie and chil- ’ dren spent Sunday in Bandon visiting his mother, Mrs. M. E. Lillie. Graduation exercises for the class Fairview, Anna Gibbs from Coos of 1936 were held in the attractively BREWSTER VALLEY River, Mr. and Mrs. Minor Mead, of decorated gymnasium Friday evening Mrs. Anice Anderson came to the Powers, Milford Mast and Helen when the following program was giv valley last Monday from Merril, Ore., Glenn of McKinley, C. J. Thompson. en: Invocation by Rev. John Root, to visit her sister, Mrs. P. A. Alford, Glenn Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus piano solo by Miss Edythe Woodward, BULK Pound . . . and family and her brother, J. D. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abernathy vocal solo by Mrs. S. C. McAllister, Laird, and family and other rela from Dora. chorus, “The Heavens Resound” and tives and friends. I Local J. B. Shoemaker, from Alaska, has “Auld Lang Syne” by members of the Ernest Krewson, who has been in been visiting his daughter, Mrs. ringing class directed by J. L. Back- the hospital In Myrtle Point suffer Cora Altree, the past week. man. address by Dr. Jesse H. Bond ing from inflammatory rheumatism 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Murray, of of the University of Oregon, presen for some time was able to come home Thursday. He is still quite weak and Camas Valley, old,friends of the Wil- tation of diplomas by Adrian Halter, Quart Jar No. 2*4 Cans I sons, visited with them Sunday. chairman of the school board, bene confined to the house. Kenneth Laird, of Coos River, and diction by Rev. John Root. The mem- An all-day meeting and potluck J Carl Laird, of Myrtle Point, visited 1 bers of the class were Annie Dear- dinner was held at the community CANS lb hall Friday, May 22, when Miss Pat at the home of their parents, the J. ' dorff and Charles Webb, who had D. Lairds, Sunday. ' their names engraved on the high terson of the home demonstration de Charles and Burton Wilson left school honor roll and Cecil Patrick partment of O. B. C, could be here. Saturday for Bridge to spend a Fr^ddteVeUer? FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES She gave some very interesting and aj . helpful talks on home furnishings week or so at the home of their ( Mrl Everett Lafferty aijd grandparents. Fresh . Solid len, spent Tuesday and Wednesday This was also the last day of school 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird and Miss in Grants Pau visiting her aunt, Mrs. so the children were dismissed at Cora Bullack visited at Coos River Walter Barklow... noon and enjoyed the dinner. Those I Mr. and Mra. Wayne Woodward present for the talks were Mesdames Monday. Claude Hicks has been confined to ; and son,. Gerald, left Monday morn Rimer Wilaon. W. A. Nickason. Ted Head Pound.......................... Abbott, Lester Mayse, Anton Yotz, his bed for the past week. ing for Waldport where they will Oscar Dufrell. Perley Crowley, 3. D. -C. M. Wilson took Mrs. Wilson to spend the next ten days. ------------------------------------ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Laird, C. M Wilson, W A Keller. Coquille for a medical treatment Sat- I Mr. and Mrs Stanley Halter and Ur”?^e.K 1°°?n< *nd feeUng'Mr.nd"Mr.'’MM7eTwero Sunday Chas. Oberman, Belle Shepherd,, rxoHar inon chn vsrsac I I Large Harold Shepherd, Ivan Laird, Misses much better than »he was. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ? Hazel Durrell, Cora Bullack. Chris-' Lane in the Roy district. Mrs. Lane 48 Scholarships to 0. S. C. tina Christensen, and Mrs. Anice An- ' ---------------------- ---------------------- returned with them to be a guest of derson, of Merrill, Ore.. | Dorris Compton, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Myers for a time. Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Krewson and Velma and Mrs. Lafe Compton of this city, Lane has been on crutches for fifteen 3 For and Eloda attended the graduation who was one of the 48 young men weeks with a broken foot. 3 Bunches - - - - - W exercises at Myrtle Point Friday.' and women of the state recently se- Mr. and Mrs. John Carl and Mr. Forrest Krewson graduated in that | lected by the state board of higher and Mrs. Mclden Carl returned Tues claas | education to receive scholarships to day night from a trip which took NOTICE —STORES CLOSED SATURDAY A farewell party was given for, attend Oregon State college next them through the Willamette valley Miss Cora Bullack, who is leaving for year, plans to register in secretarial to Portland over the Columbia high her home in Salem soon, at the com- science there, way to Pendleton, down over the Old C. A. Keltner, this week from Hunt- ' For sound Fire Insurance, go to Buy local bread and support horns munity hall Saturday evening. Since These scholarships are granted only Oregon Trail to the central Oregon industry. Sltf hirhurov through Prineville^ and ington, Oregon, where he has taught Ned C. Kelley Miss Bullack is to be married this' to students from among the upper highway 1 <-------------------------------------------------------- summer, the Mytrle Leaf club spon-' one-third of their graduating claass. Bend, through by way of Crater for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller and sored a mock wedding ceremony, in- Miss Compton was highly recom- Lake in the snow and home by the daughters, Colleen and Maxine, of <• veighling Miss Bullack to be the mended for a scholarship by H. H. Pacific highway. bride. Others taking part were Ha-' Hartley, principal of the Coquille Sunday morning services were held Portland, spent the week-end in Ara zel Durrell as the groom, Mra. Oscar high school, and others in the oom- in the gymnasium, with Rev. F. H. go visiting relatives. They came es- . Durrell as the minister, Mrs. Elmer munity. She has maintained a straight Barr, of Myrtle Point, preaching on pecially to the graduation exercises ■ Wilson and Mrs. W A Njckgsqn gs •’I’’ average throughout her high ‘Memorials.” Miss Edyteh Wood- of Freddie Vetter, brother of Mrs.1 bridesmaid. Mn W A. Waller as whooi oareer, and in edition has tak- ' ward played the offertory music. In Miller. They were Sunday guests of 1 papa and Mrs Harold Shpherd as en an Important part in extra-curri- the evening John Ceri conducted the Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller. The final firing of the first kiln of momma, and Lila Mae Laird, who cular activities of the school. These discusison on the first of a series of carried the train . Mra Jess Hicks have included editorship of the HI- ; crime subjects, Ernest Watkins will bricks for this season was completed played the wedding march and Mrs. Times, membership in the Girls’. lead the second next Sunday, dlscuss- last week at the brick factory. While Ivan Laird san«, ”1 Love You Truly,’’ League, Student Council, Glee club, >ng “What should be done with the the kiln is cooling Mr. and Mrs. Geo. But the bride hadn’t rehearsed the Girl* Trio, and parts In the junior Criminal?” and David Root will lead Zinsening and Edith, Alien and Jun negt part—whan Burton Wilson and play, .. _____ HH __ ________ senior play, _____ school operettas, ' he 11 last one ■ on “ ___ How the returned ior are visiting relatives in Portland.: There Is much being written and Muri Laird came in bringing their (and participation in girls’ athletics. | criminal is treated,” on June 7. wagon prettily decorated and heavily ( Two Coos county students who Rev. and Mrs John Root and said about the new bridge over Coos • A Bergmann ia the original scaler shoe. It is loaded with the many and lovely gifts were awarded similar scholarships daughter, Deloria, left Sunday after- Bay but Arago is very grateful for a expertly made from long wearing, dry tan leather brought to her by her friend» in and last year are now attending Oregon noon for Grenada, California, accom- new bridge over Hall's Creek near out of the valley. Those attending State. Doris James, of Myrtle Point, nanying Mr, and Mra. Sam Root that the L. M. Aasen place. The angle of which permits free breathing of the logger’s feet from outside the valley were Mr. a freshman in lower division, and 'ar as they went farther south on approach is very much improved and' Arago is hoping fqr an equal im- | on hot days. Outdoor men in the West know and Mrs. S. L. Leatherman and Mr. Everett A. Hansen, of Marshfield, is their wedding trip. provement with a new long bridge and Mr». Joe Myera, from Leo, Mt, a freshman in engineering. I Mr. and Mrs. Emcst Watkins and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins and negj the post office There have been J Bergmann quality .There’s and Mrtl Arthur Jenkins, ArM daughters, Jean and Anne, returned Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 rumors that one is to be built thia ; k|ns and Catharine Berry. <4 Co a pair for every outdoor need Saturday afternoon frgru a trip which 2». summer as th» present one has been quille, Mr. and Mra. Harry Hubble, of Moulton St., phone 86J. 'ook them ty butherlin, where they requiring a husky shoe. declared unsafe. ' called on Miss Pearl Robinson who Mrs. Ethel Collier returned to her nade many friends in Arago during home in Portland Sunday afternoon her stay in the community last fall as after spending a short vacation with’ in evangelistic singer. She sent her her parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Glenn Col Shopplns Center Since 1U7 best wishes to the community, The lier. Watkins then journeyed up the Mc Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward Kenzie river and over the Santiam left Tuesday for Fresno, California, "Trat ietour across the Cascades. Too much .r/' A; where they will vist her aunt, who annot be written concerning the Valut has been failing in health. »cenic beauties of this new road All Sam Damron is ponftned to his bed There are falls and lakes that cannot Tbra" part of the time with chronic bron * surpassed in grandeur and trails chitis. have been built to the scenic attrac tions by the CCC boys stationed near, NOTICE TO CREDITORS rhey spent Friday afternoon and Notice Is hereby given that the un light in Prineville at the guests of dersigned has been appointed by the Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Barklow. County Court of the State of Oregon Leaving Saturday morning they re- in and for the County of Coos as unred by Fort Klamath and Crater executrix of the Last Will and Testa ment of A. C. Lukens, Dereased; and Lake, finding hot weather as they all persons having claims against the drove down the Rogue river. They estate of the said deceased are re vere fortunate in having very dear quired to present them with the prop weather during the entire trip. Mr. er vouchers to the undersigned at tl.e law offices of J. J. Stanley in the City ind Mrs. Barklow and Mary Watkins of Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, expect to be in Coos county by the within six motnhs from the date of this notice. first of June. Dated and first published this Francis Keltner arrived at the 29th day of May, 1936 iome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs 2Ut5 Lucinda Lukens, Executrix. DECORATION DAY 25< A QUART Stock Up O Makin9» For The Picnic Lunch ! paper Napkins PaPer Plates Deviled Meat su™ ’ ‘ BREAD MOTOR on. OIL PRODUCT SUGAR Matches «-“»»c™- .... 7c Sc lOc 10 ibs 49 c lhe Peanut In Butter Salad Dressing Cheese 14 nfp e Lettuce gne . . 33c Dill Piekies 2 c Cabbage 5 25c ä 1/^ Green Onions Cucumbers or Radishes 1 (V 10c BERGMANN Scaler FOR SUMMER LOGGING äWdwi IHM H. N. LORENZ
