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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1939)
■*3 0O40UU VALLET Myrtle Point News sedan home. Warren Deyoe attended a Fox and Mink Breeders association meeting Sunday at the Nawlin mink ranch south of Bandon. Gian Wagner and Wilfred Neal left Tuesday for San Francisco to visit the fair on Treasure Island. They will be gone about 10 days. , SENTINEL COqUUXt. OBBOON Willis Lawrence of Grady Creek curtain. went to Myrtle Point Monday to buy his winter supply of food since it is Thirty-one students signed up for so hard to come out to the highway tryouts for the new glee club yhich i in the winter time Mias Rowland is organizing this year. . A. H. Bender received his prem It is expected that a small number ' iums for the large pumpkin and po in the group will be chosen to fur tatoes which he entered in the gen nish vocal music for between-acts eral exhibits at the Coos county fair. entertainment during the forthcom ing play, “The Ghost Chaser.’* He had blue ribbon on both. Later on in the year all the usable The Three Links club of the Re bekah lodge of Myrtle Point met voices will be organized in a school with Mrs. Jennie Rackleff Friday, glee club. with 14 present They enjoyed a No School October 2« Because of the annual teachers’ in lunch and visited in the afternoon. stitute in Marshfield on October 20, the Riverton schools, like all others in the county, will be closed for the day. Riverton School BANANAS 5c HILLS COFFEE 50c KLAMATH No. 2 POTATOES 48c DANISH SQUASH 2c GRADE A SMALL EGGS JELLO DOZEN vkg . 14c 5c ORO SHORTENING 39c MARSHMALLOWS *£ IOC 15c COBN 2 CANS---- ------------- 15c MATCHES «BOX CABTON si 4 c ONIONS »-X FANCT CUAM STYLE Willard Market wra — * fit Coquille PAGE HO . Junior Toast’n Jam Set complete The grade school music classes are I with walnut tray, two colorful mar- working on the operetta, “Hansel and I malade dishes, and the Toastmaster Gretel," a miniature version of the non-automatic Junior Toaster for only famous opera by the same name $850. Hooton Electric Shop. ’ s which has been produced many times in the Metropolitan Opera House in a •' « fi New York. One of the best known songs in the operetta is the “Prayer," which is used as the ’theme music* for the Ford weekly symphony hour over the radio. “Hsnsei and Gretel” Mr. and Mrs. James Lewellen start ed their vacation Friday by leaving for Portland where they attended the Oregon-Stanford football game. Mr. Lewellen is employed by Shell Oil Co. Bud Bell drove to Portland Satur day to attend the Oregon-Stanford game. At a quiet ceremony performed at the home of Rev. W. C. Smith on the Coquille-Marshfield highway Friday Cast of Characters For Operetta Joe Mast, master of Myrtle Grange, afternoon Miss Ann Smith, daughter called the grange members in the Hansel, Velma Giggs; Gretel, of the late W. B. Smith, became the Norway community Monday announc Claudia Lee Varney; Mother, Gladys bride of Kenneth Button, son of Mrs. ing that there would be a special Domenighine; Father, (Peter the Myrtle Button. The bride was very meeting of grange Tuesday night for broomaker,)- Eugene Bosco; Sand attractive in a plum colored wool nomination of officers. man, Janet Johnson; Dawn Fairy, dress with black accessories. Miss Alice Garoutte; The Cooky Witch, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Clever and ehil- Riverton Ferry Eda Smith, sister of the bride, was i dren of southern California, were Alma Smith; Echo, Velma Daniel The Riverton high school livestock bridesmaid, attired in brown wool Friday callers at the Bert Clavor By special arrangement with Mr. son; Angles, Charlotte Bogard, Cleo judging team spent the week end in and Fritz Hull acted as best man. The ■ home, the former being a cousin of Knight, Gladys Domenighine, Gwen Portland where they competed in Howard, the Riverton ferry man, the young couple left immediately after Mr. Claver; they had not seen each dolyn Rogers, Sadie Church, Velma ferry will operate from 7:30 to 3:30 livestock judging with other teams the ceremony for a short wedding other for many years. and for 30 minutes after the school Danielson, Billy Hepler, Dorothy from schools throughout the north- trip to Gold Beach and around the Norman Williams of Newberg was ! west. Those who made the trip were: event is ovpr for three times per Adams, Fred Johnson, Lola White, loop through Grants Pass, returning a visitor at the J. C. Lett home last Erwin Plaep, Ernest Kight, Keith month at the direction of the school. Betty Gibbs, Dorothy Jeffrey, Betty home Sunday night. They will make week. He brought his mother, Mrs. Young, Dick Bemetz, and Carroll Ry- Persons who wish to use the ferry Sell; Witches, Freda Johnson, Lola their home on Ash street. Mr. But Sarah Williams, down to her home in White, Cleo Knight, Billy Hepler, craft, Smith-Hughes agriculture in at thia time may do so free of charge. ton' is employed by the Myrtle Gold Myrtle Point and spent several days structor. There will be a free ferry for the Gloria Haga, and Charlotte Bogard. Creamery. purpose of transporting people across Technical Staff here visiting relatives. Thursday night Kenneth Button Stage manager, Ted Minor; assis the river for “The Ghost Chaser” on Friends of Mrs. Emil Peterson will Miss Dorothy Rowland spent the October 20. tant, Elvin Fetch; head carpenter, was honor guest at the Bachelor’s be glad to hear that she is at her Verlin Sell; assistants. Jack White, party at the home of Vernon Pearson. home in Norway and is improving week end in Eugene visiting her par ents, and celebrating her birthday. Fire Chief Staten Junior Norris and Glenn Sell; fi Pinochle was in play during the eve nicely. (She declined to state which one!) James Staten, Junior, has accepted nancial manager, Donald Sell; adver ning. Those present were: Merle Mr. and Mrs. Pointer left Wednes 8h! Not A Word! ! ! the job of school fire chief for the tising managers, Billy Chalmers and Lee, Ralph Whitaker, Fritz Hull, day morning for San Francisco to at “The spook is tramping down the year. He is making a check on the Emery Thompson; dressing room Thomas Lemon, the honored guest tend the fair on Treasure Island. empty corridor. He stops, raises the fire fighting equipment in the school helpers, Ida Gittbs and Margaret and host. At a late hour they en They expect to be gone 10 days. lid ot a laundry chest, and disappears house and gym. The early part ot Lundy. joyed a lunch at a restaurant In town. Don Trigg, son of Mrs. Rufus Ry- inside. The ’Spook chaser’ opens the next week he expects to appoint as Other Choruses Miss Dorothy Jacobson, who re lander is attending Oregon State col chest and what does he find? You sistants who will man the various fire Children of third, fourth, fifth and cently was a major operative patient lege this year. will be telling your friends about extinguishers and other pieces of sixth grades. Primary children, spec at the Mast hospital, was able to be Mr. and Mrs. Caricker of Long that and many other seemingly un equipment and inspect all the rooms ial folk dances. taken to her home at Port Orford Beach, California, and their son and explainable things when you see the to see that every one is out of the Saturday. “Ghost Chaser,” a three-act mystery building. Dr. C. O. Stem, chiropractic physi Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Guerin of wife, the son being on the police force comedy, on Octobe 20, 21, at the The janitors are also cooperating cian, foot correctionist, electric ther of Los Angeles, and Leta Baker and Marysville, Calif., arrived Sunday Riverton gym. 9 by trying to locate and eliminate all apist. 2S2 Moulton St, phone 89J. tf for a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rackleff of Myrtle Point, Your best friend may be the spook possible fire hazards from the build- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Thos. Guerin. —but yoûll never know until the last Callinc carda. 50 for 11.00. Norman Williams arrived from and Mrs. Ralph Rackleff. Mr. and Portland Friday for a few days visit Mrs. Caricker lived here many years with old friends. He was accompan ago. Mrs. Pheobe Harry of Coquille ied by his mother, Mrs. Sarah Wil liams, who has been visiting in the spent Monday with Mrs. Arthur Bennett and Mrs. Julia Leep. northern city for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Claver of Texas, Mr. and Mrs. John Belloni were hosts Sunday at a lovely dinner at who visited here a short time ago with their home on C. street They had the former’s parents and brother, as guests Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rick Mr. and Mrs. Bert Claver of Norway, man, of Portland, who have not and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Claver of been here for 32 years Mr. and Mrs. Coquille, have returned here and A. J. Nussel and Geraldine, Mrs. are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Viola Nicholson and Jimmie, and Claver for the present. They plan Miss Marjorie Knight, all of Coquille, to make their home somewhere in Mrs. Joe Knight of Eugene, James the Willamette valley, although no Clinton, the Misses Dolores and , definite plans have been yet made; Phyllis Belloni and Harold Belloni, to i the exact location. Mrs. Finley Schroeder spent Mon aU of Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arnold re day with her daughter, Mrs. Lawrence turned Saturday from a few weeks Freeman of Fairview. Joyce Schroeder is still not able to visit to different points in California. They visited the fair on Treasure Is attend school due to her infected hands. She is at present staying with land while there. f Mr. and Mra, P. W. Laird drove to her sister, Mrs. Lawrence Freeman - Portland Friday, returning Monday. of Fairview. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Boake of Ban While there they attended the Ore gon-Stanford game and the Stock don were Monday visitors of Mr. and Show. They drove a new Chrysler Mrs. Ralph Rackleff. Norway News Items » THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1»M WORLD’S FAIR CLOSES OCT. 29! Better burry if you want to toe the mort beautiful Worlds Fair. w r/sis nr ths tmaim TO SAM KAMCISCO'
