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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1941)
Golden Wedding At Club Session Bend high school, with accompani ment by Mr. and Mrs Gleen Nei deigh playing violin and piano; Up dance by Miss June Rouse, with vio lin and piano accompaniment; violin solos, entitled, “Franz Drdla,” by Glenn Neideigh, with accompaniment by his wife, Eula Neideigh; his sec ond number was “Over the Waves;" old time selections on the violin, by Walter Laird, accompanied by Mrs. Laird at the piano. Mrs. Glenn Neideigh thanked the Townsend club for helping make the celebration a success; also thanking Mrs. Gilbert Funk for coming down here from Hebo and also all the others who took part. CASCARA BARK SALE A. A. Schriefer, president of the INVITATIONS FOR BUM Townsend club made a nice Ulk and ____________________ All the cascara bark that _______ can be then introduced Mrs. May re Laird of peeled from trees three, inches and the Ladies Auxiliary, who made the; over in diameter on state lands witii- preaentation of many presents and* in the exterior boundaries of the El- beautiful cards to Mr. and Mrs. L.; liott State Forest, comprising ap- F. Neideigh. | proximately 71,105 acres, located in Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Neideigh came j Township 22 South, Ranges 10 and to Coos cocnty in the year 1911, from ; n West; in Township 23 South. Attending the Leander F. Neideigh- Jennie Neideigh golden wedding an niversary celebration tn Grange Hall Myrtle Point, last Sunday, from this district were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter I-aird, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bender, Mrs. Kate Hodson and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Mac Lean, of Pleasant Point near here. The anniversary was sponsored by Townsend club, No. V of Myrtle Point and was u great suc cess. At twelve o’clock noon, Mrs. Gilbert Funk of Hebo, Oregon, was iieard in beautiful vocal solos, with Mrs. Glenn Neideigh accompanying at tlie piano. At 12:30 p. m., to the strains of Mendelsohnn's wedding inaich, played by Mrs. Glenn Nei. deigh at the piano, the wedding party advanced to the stage. Mr. and Mrs. Neideigh were attended by close friends, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Willard. Mrs. Neideigh walked up the aisle on the arm of her eldest son, William. Two little girls as flower bearers, were Twila. June Brining and Mar garet Louise Guadt. Two little boys, as ring bearers, were Howard Neideigh, ions Mrs. William Neideigh. The ring According to a report received ceremony was used and was read by from Dr. Arch W. Diack, state health Eider A. A. Baker. consultant of the NYA health pro Mr. and Mrs. Leander Neideigh, the gram for Oregon youths, the Coquille honored couple, are 85 and 70 years participation in this project is well of uge respectively. The three sons underway, stated Ivan G. Munro, present were: Wiliam, Alvin and state administrator. Complete physical appraisals are Glenn. Hugh, the fourth son who is a resident of Portland was not pres being given Coquille youth by Dr. J. R. Seeley, member of the state health ent. The stage setting—an arbor of consultant's staff. The NYA health program, approved vines and flowers—was very tasteful ly arranged. A potluck dinner fol by the council, Oregon State Medical lowed which was enjoyed by 140. Society, is designed to improve the Following the dinner in the banquet physical fitness of young men and hall, the large attendance returned to women eligible for. or working on the lodge hall, where a fine program local NYA work experience projects. The idea behind this state-wide pro had been arranged by Mrs. Glenn ject is promotion of the health of all Neideigh. of Myrtle Point, as follows: Talkalogue, by Mrs. Mayre Laird, youths through health education with with piano accompaniment by Mrs. a view of establishing the highest Glenn Neideigh; vocal solo, “The Old standards of physical fitness attain Grey Bonnet,” by Geraldine Neideigh, able for Coquille young men and <>f Allegany, with accompaniment by women to help strengthen the nation’s Mrs. Glenn Neideigh; original poem vital defense, Munro said. To accomplish this objective all by Mrs. Vivian Funk, of Hebo, Ore.. which she dedicated to Mother and available resources of the NYA and Dad Neideigh, under the title of local facilities are being used. Fairview News N. Y. A. Health Program Here “Reminiscences;” vocal duet, entitled, “Silver Threads among the Gold,*’ by Mm. Mayre Laird and Miss Zella Moon, with Mrs. Glenn Neideigh, ac companying at the piano; “Baton juggling” by Miss June Rouse, North cumiMWMun - YOU GET THIS A traveling examiner will be at the Coquille city hall again next Wednes day, April 16, eleven until five to receive applications of thoae dealring driving licenses. SHILL OttAmbzing Bargalnsl F Win Valuable Prlztl BEER.., a beverage of moderation
