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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1939)
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OREGON. THURSDAY, Coquille Testers Now At Work CIRCULATION THAT IS GENUINE AND GROWING Wayne Smith and Karl Alpine Marlin Brandon was a pleasure vis Dairymen in the ,(Coquille river made a short week-end trip to Port itor in Portland last week. valley and northern Curry county land last week where they -’visited Mr. and Mrs. James Falls, of will have an opportunity of having with friends. They were accom Marshfield, were guests Sunday at herds tested for butterfat production panied by Rose Naef, Hazel Moffat the Anton Schroeder home. during 1939 on the same basis as last and Edna Shrock, all teachers of the year, according to action taken at local schools. H. N. Lorenz, who has been con the annual meeting of the association A. O. Walker and son, Richard, fined to his bed tor the past ten days held in Coquille recently. Vernon were in Portland on a business trip with a cold and the prevailing flu, Trigg, of Norway and William Sweet, was feeling somewhat better yester of* Bandon, were employed as testers several days of last week. for 1939 and are now in the field con day. tacting dairymen and making ar Anna Mae Holverstott, a student Mrs. Edna Hartsou, who went up rangements for next year’s testing. at Oregon normal college at Mon mouth, was a visitor in Coquille over to Portland last Thursday, returned Don Auer, who has served the asso Sunday, accompanied by her daugh ciation as tester for the past three the week-end. -A. ter, Avis, Mrs. Dan Maginnis, and years, resigned this position to take Mrs. Wayne Young, manager of baby, who will visit here for a time. up other work. Hillis Perkins, of Bandon, was re Young’s Dress shop here, is in Port The play, "A Full House,” by the elected to serve as president of the land and Seattle this week on a buy ing trip. She plans to make her se Myrtle Point high school faculty, will association during 1939. Verne Lun lection of spring merchandise and be presented in the gymnasium there dy, of Myrtle Point, was elected vice may go on down io California before tomorrow (Friday) evening, starting president and Joe Nilsen, of Riverton, returning to Coquille, . Faye June at eight o’clock. Admission will be re-elected secretary-treasurer. Others elected to serve on the board of di Nosier is assistta^Un the shop while 40 cents. rectors with the three officers in ---------------- Mrs. Young is «Way. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mill» and Patty, clude W. E. Cross, of Coquille; Le Muri Pettit is representing the of Eugene, formerly of Coquille, were land Peterson, of Coquille; W. H. Lamb Hardware company at the week-end guests at the Ted Homcker Donald, of Broadbent, and M. M. Schmidt, of Norway, > Portland meeting of the Manhall- home. The cow testing association, ac Wells associates and dealen this Belle Knife Hospital Mrs. Ralph Taylor drove to Port cording to the directors, is maintained week. Sheldon Hardenbrook entered the land Monday, returning Tuesday, to provide an opportunity for all hospital last* Thursday for a major Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292 bringing her sister, Mrs. Katherine dairymen in the area who care to do operation and Mn. Marian Alford, Moulton St., phone MJ. tf Orloff and Mr. and Mrs. C. Gerlach so, to obtain the services of the tester of Sitkum, entered on Saturday tor and two chiildren. to keep production records on the treatments. V. R. WILSON, O. D. herd during the year. It is a co-oper , OPTOMETRIST Mn. Agnes Caudle underwent an Mr. and Mn. E. H. Fish returned ative plan of record keeping and all Eyes Examined. G1 asses appendectomy last Saturday and on Fitted. Broken lenses du- last week from a trip of several weeks dairymen who may not have been plicated, Optical repairs while you on a visit to his daughters, Helen, in contacted by the testers may arrange Monday Mn. Rex Kelley submitted wait. Expert service. Lewiston, Idaho, and Shirley, in to have their herd included in the as to a major operation. Roger Teeney entered the hospital Eugene, Oregon, and a son, Bud, in sociation by oontacting either tester, Jno. E. Paulson returned Monday St. Helens. any of the directors or leave word at Monday for treatment. Donald Green from a month's trip back to his old the county agent's office. The cost underwent a major operation yester Mn. A. J. Peaper left for her home of testing is $1.00 per cow per year day. home in Wisconsin, and to Michigan, Mn. H. E. Winkleton, of Pasadena, but was unable, on account of weath ■ Wednesday morning after visiting for the regular association work and er conditions, to go farther north to i her daughter, Mn. Geo. Jenkins, and $1.25 per cow per year where per was dismissed yesterday and went the country he had traveled as a family for several weeks. manent records are maintained for down to the Plaep home on Lampa ------ o-— young man, forty yean ago. He re each cow tested. In addition to these creek. Mn. Leslie Wade, of Bridge, Mr. and Mn. Ray Schott, of Salem, amounts, each dairyman pays a mem was dismissed Tuesday. turned home by way of Palo Alto to visit his daughter, Margaret, at Stan were over the week-end, visitón at bership fee of $1.50 which provides a ford. the Frank Thrift home here. They fund for paying costs inicidental to Mn. Frank Dungey is spending a were on their way to Brookings testing. month with her daughter at LaPine, where he will be engaged for a month in work for the state tax commission. Oregon. Mr. Schott was formerly a resident -s— « Mrs. Emily Hersey returned Tues- ■ of Coquille. day morning to her home in Beaver iDiTT FOR nv*u> <rtis* rrrtw cats ton after a few days’ visit at the’WAIT THE AUCTION SALE * —Feb. 25th at the Community home of her daughter, Mrs. Julius Arrangements for showing the Bldg. Phone 50-J. s State Highway commission’s film, Ruble. "The New Oregon Trail,” in Salem, Portland, Coquille, and other cities of Oregon at early date are being worked out by the travel department of the commission. The motion pic ture, a two-reel film, depicts the out y standing recreational and scenic spots of the state. Descriptive voice on the film will be that of Alois Havrilla, one of the nation’s foremost radio broadcast Don’t run your car without insurance. Get protection from voices. Musical background is sup plied by a nationally famous orches tra. The film will be run continuously First National Bank Bldg. in the Oregon exhibit building at the Golden Gate International Exposi tion, starting February 18. In addi DINE and DANCE tion arrangements have been made Dr. De La Rhue for national circulation throughout Eyesight the United States to audiences total Specialist ling 500,000 before June 1. Com _______ at_______ prehensive booklets covering the at tractions Oregon offers the vacation Reception room jointly with ist will be distributed in connection Dr. J. R. Bunch with the showings of the picture. The Highway commission expects ORCHESTRA EVERY Sl-J the film to be instrumental in sub Wednesday A Saturday stantially increasing travel from other states to Oregon this year. “The New Oregon Trail” was pro duced under direction of the High way commission by Castle Films, Inc. Charles Piper, of Portland, did the photography. lUARY », 1929. Miss MacDonald and Eddy Com ing in "Sweethearts" to The Roxy ? 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Dye, Sam McCoy, and Fred Lindsey who were sentenced to 15 days in jail for vagrancy in justice court at North Bend last Saturday. City Police Court Caaes In the recorder’s court this week: Carl Wilson posted $10 bail for his appearance in court next Saturday. Albert Billings, arrested Saturday, forfeited a $10 bail.. C. A. Gage was given a $10 fine, which was suspended for a ygar. Blank Warranty Deeds for sale at Deeds for sale at The Sentinel office.