The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, July 17, 1936, Page 5, Image 5

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    ARAGO
Mrs. Tom Garrone was called to
Miss Marianne Rackleff, of Co­ Marshfield on Monday to be at the
quill. 1 ruv.e out on Friday to visit bedside of her father, Joe Vay, who is
..er c jsin Maxine Ruckleff.
Mr. seriously ill with neumonia.
Frances Stevens, of Powers, is vis­
t.nd Ilia. David Rackleft drove out
iting
his cousins. Dorothy and Ken­
on Su. doy to spend the day and take
neth Stevens.
their daughter home with them.
Mrs. Anna Richardson, of Trout-
Mr. r:»d Mrs. Jack Jones and chil­
dren, T. M., Mamie and Mary, from 'dale, is caring for her daughter and
¿fiCtO-a.M
Texas, arrived this week grand daughter, Mrs. Clarence Mul­
and> ; a visiting' Mr. and Mrs. Ray lins and Marianne, who returned
Puraer.U Mrs. Purser and Mr. Jones from the Knife hospital on Friday.
The Ladies Aid met at the Albert
are brother and sister. Mr. Jones has
not been in Oregon for twenty-four Lillie home on Friday and in spite of
years but he is planning to stay this the fact that only four were present,
the quilt will be ready to bind at the
time if he can find employment.
Captain G. L. Hall, of McMinnville, next meeting. Mrs J. L. Burtis, Mrs.
preac'ted at the Sunday morning Leon Pauli, Mrs. Albert Lillie and
service in Arago.
The girls’ trio, Mrs. Albert Gulstrom were present.
George Pauli is doing the chores at
Mary and Jean Watkins and Annie
Deardorff, sang “He is the Savior for ‘he Antone Abild place until the es­
Me” as a special number. There were tate Is settled.
Mrs. Evelyne Shane and her grand­
forty-seven in attendance at Sunday
school following the service.
Mrs. laughter, June Carroll, of Portland,
David Root was the leader in Chris­ eturned to their home on Friday,
tian Endeavor in the evening. Mrs. ifter visiting at the Glenn Collier
'ome for two weeks.
Mrs. Collier
Albert Lillie will lead on ‘July 19.
nd Glenda Steward and Ray Shane
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones and fam­
00k them ho ne.
Mrs. Collier and
ily, of Victoria, Texas, were Friday
vlsi.cd ‘'fra. Ethel Collier on
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nile
Miller. Mr. Jones and Mrs. Mills: .San.. Jay, rptu/ni.r» home via the
coast highway Sunday. There were
are cousins.
to many cars on th? r*»id that they
Mr. and Mrs. Orvus Miller and
counted sixty-one waiting for the
family and Miss Gladys Miller are
ferry at Newport. They uad to wait
in Portland visiting Mr. and Mrs.
for an hour and there were three fer­
Wallace Miller while Orvus Miller
ries on duty.
receives medical attention.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McAllister
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
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moved on Saturday to the east side of
the teacherage, where they will make
Dr. L. L. Sumerlin left Sunday for
their home this winter while Mr. Mc­ San Francisco, where he will attend
Allister does the janitor work for the a national dental convention. He will
school district.
return Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wallen left Sat­
Mr. and Mrs. John Carver returned
urday morning to spend a short time o their home in Glenbum, Califor­
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Chester Root nia, after a short visit in Mytrle
and family and Mr. and Mrs. George ’’oint.
Weeks in Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Semper! rv-
Mrs. Laurence Barklow was oper­ umed home the last of the week
ated on for goitre at the Keizer hos­ from Gearhart, where they attended
pital Thursday. She is making a sat­ 3 druggist convention.
isfactory recovery. Mr. Barklow left
Mr. and Mrs. L. Shelton moved last
on Sunday for his work near Salem. week to Fort Jones, California, where
H. A. Todd is still in the hospital Mr. Shelton has a logging contract.
in Coquille receiving medical treat­
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whitaker return­
ment.
ed the last of the week to their home
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lockhart, of at Spokane, Washington, after a
Ashland, arrived Friday to visit for a week’s visit with relatives.
short time with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Belt, of Shel­
Burbank.
by, Montana, arrived the last of the
Mrs. Clara Pascoe and son, Paul, week for a visit at the home of Mr.
of David City, Nebraska, spent Fri­ and Mrs. Cecil Beyers.
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Webb.
Mrs. Virgil Meaker and children, of
Laurence Barklow left for Salem at Portland, are spending this week at
noon on Sunday.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Webb and Arnold.
Mrs Samuel Trobert returned to
Charles and their guests, Mils Emma
Cheatley and Miss Bess Davis, of her home in Salem after spending a
Denver, Colorado, spent Thursday at tew days visiting at the home of Mr.
Sunset Beach.
and Mrs. L. P. Linn.
[
Miss Martha Hockema, of Portland
Lee Ray left last week as a dele-
:>rrfifed Monday to visit her sister, rate to the national Townsend con­
Mrs. David Root.
vention in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haberly and Ray will visit relathm in Topeka,
small daughter spent several days Kansas, until Mr. Ray’s return.
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hill returned
Oluf Aasen, returning to Bandon Sat­ o their home tn San Diego, Califar-
urday evening.
iia, after a visit with friends in Myr-
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McKelvy and le Point.»
Gloria, of Bend, Oregon, arrived Sat­
Members of the losing side of a re­
urday to visit at the home of Mr. and cent Bible reading contest entertain- 1
Mrs. Sam Damron.
?d the winners at a potluck dinner
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Barnett visited Friday evening at the Brethren
Mrs. Lucy Culver on Rock Creek Church.
Sunday. Mrs. Culver is bedfast, fol­
Rev B. F. Miller, of Klamath Fails,
lowing a fall she received last week.
tad charge of the services in Assem­
Luther Damron, of Wanette, Okla­ bly of God church Sunday morning.
homa, left on Thursday after visiting A series of evangelistic meetings will
his brothers, Sam and Jess Damron. be held in this church the next few
It had been twenty-eight years since weeks.
he had seen any of them.
Mrs. Gilbert Gilkensen, who has
Honoring several July birthdays in been visiting the past two weeks with
the group a picnic dinner was held at relatives and friends in Myrtle Point,
the Ernest Watkins home on Sunday ’eft Sunday for Marshfield. She will
Guests from Bandon were Mr. and zisit there and in Reedsport before
Mrs. Raymond McNair and Raymond eturning to her home in eastern Ore­
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and Bill, gon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Book, Melden,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Adams and
Rupert, Robert and Harold, Mrs. G. two children, Elizabeth Ann and
Eoak, Mrs. Martha McNair, Mis
Charles, of Indianna, arrived Wed­
Frances True, of Broadbent, Price nesday of last week for a two weekc*
Schroeder, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wat­ visit at the home of Mr. Adams* par­
kins, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams.
Mary, Jean and Anne from Arago.
Mrs. Amy Guerin has purchased a
The school board awarded a two- house and two* lots on the hill from
year contract for school bus Monday Mr. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dru-
night to Laurence Barklow, who will liner will occupy the home.
They
have the west Norway-Hall's Creek moved in Friday.
route. Wiley Cornwell has one more
Mrs. Effie Adams and children, of
year on his contract for the Fishtrap
Medford, are visiting relatives and
route.
Bud Garbutte and Miss Velma Ga- friends in Myrtle Point this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carey are the
routte, of Bandon, drove to Brook­
proud parents of a baby boy bom at
ings on Sunday.
the Mast Hospital Thursday, July 9.!
Mrs. J. W. Bever spent Sunday at
This is their first child.
her home, returning Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tichenor, of
to Johnson's camp up Elk Creek,
Portland, and Frank Tichenor, of
where she is cooking.
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____ of Port Orford, spent Sunday at the
Miss Lois Schroeder __ has
charge
Ottilia’s Beauty Shop in Bandon,1 home of Mr
Mrs. T. D. Guerin,
while the regular operators are tak-1 visiting their mother, Mrs. Mary
Holt, - who h
has
been confined to her
ing a vacation._____________________ ! Ho,t
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Mr. and Mrs Wohn Zuppe and
several weeks with a broken
daughter, Zelena, of Langlois, were
Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Brotten.
Mrs Fred Lafferty and daughter,
Janice, were called to Myrtle Point
on Friday when Mrs. Mary Holt,
their grandmother, suffered a re­
lapse. Mrs. Holt, who is eighty-six,
broke her hip Memorial day.
Rock Robison, of Coquille, visited
at the home of his brother, Price
Robison, last w^ek. leaving on Sat­
urday to visit at the Glenn Collier
home until Monday when he return­
ed to Coquille.
Mr. and Mrs. Corral Jorgensen,
Gertrude. Olga and Sonny, of Fern­
dale, California, were guests at the
Bognuda ranch on Friday.
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Members and friends of the Pres­
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Ladies Aid motored to'
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Bridge Wednesday afternoon. They
spent a pleasant afternoon as guests
nt Mrs. C. Murphy and Mrs. Albert
Pancoast. After the usual business Rose Garrett, F Young, Florence
Douglas Warner was forced to cut1 evening in honor of Mrs. L. L. Pow- Point visiting relatives and friends.
meeting was over refreshments were'
Guerin, Misses Margaret Garrett and short his visit at Illahe at the home era. Bridge was enjoyed by those at*
served and a social time was enjoyed.' Glida Dietz and the hostess.
of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. | tending. Mrs. Elbert Schroeder held
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
Mrs. Ruben Roupe entertained the
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett, Mrs. Cliff E. J. Schneider, on account of infec-, high, Mrs. Hermann Eychmeyer sec­ and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille
Octette club and a number of friends Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. John tion in his foot.
’ ond and Mrs. Barton Stemmier low. Complete stock of wiring supplies
at a one o’clock luncheon Tuesday. Felcher returned
Mrs. Eugene Laird left Sunday for After refreshments were served the
home Thursday
The afternoon was spent in sewing from a trip to Albany, where they a several weeks’ t visit
her honor guest was surprised with a
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and a number of musical numbers attended the V. F. W. convention.
mother in Portland. Mr.
LI.. Laird
1~. 1 plans
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were given: Those who enjoyed the
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Kollar and to leave the last of the week for a I Mrs Grace Paary left Friday for
afternoon together were Mesdames family returned home Friday from a two weeks’ stay at Vancouver Bar- Marshfield, where she has employ-
| ment in the Ship’s Cafe.
Ernest Luthy, W. W. Deyoe, LeLonge. ten-day vacation trip to Nehalem and racks.
C. Wilson, Katie Arnold, Albert Car­ coast resort towns in northern Ore­
Mrs. Elton Schroeder and Mrs. ( : Miss Wilma Johnson, of Portland,
ver, Clarence Bartlett, Walter Huff, gon.
Wayne Carver entertained on Friday ’ is i spending a few weeks in Myrtle
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