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Miss Ida Oerding left Saturday for
a vacation trip to California, where
she is visiting friends and relatives.
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Gene Wade, who has just finished a
three-year hitch in the Army, re­
turned here Tuesday and is living at
Fred Belloni’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Crews drove
to Eugene Friday. Mrs. Roger Stew­
art, who has been taking a six-
weeks course at the Uuniversity of
Oregon summer school, came home
with the Crews.
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Fuhrman's
Pharmacy
Belle Knife Hospital
1C Young Ladies Take
Automotive Service Instruction
There were sixteen young women
at the first class in automotive ser­
vice instruction at the M 1c W Auto
Service shop, Monday evening. This
is a part of the 6th Column plan hi
aid in defense and covers a course in
service to eliminate repairs on then
own cars by proper handling, dia;:-
nosing trouble and making emergency
repairs. It is expected there will be
25 enrolled for the meeting next week.
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Pedestrian Protection—J
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Two men who said they were go­
ing out to Mike Morrison’s camp at
Fairview to work—James Flynn last
Friday and J. P. Jackson on Saturday
—were arrested by the local police for
drunkenness
Recorder Leslie sus­
pended the |10 fine assessed in each
case.
Frederick Nordstrom paid the |5
fine assessed following his arrest on
Sunday.
Sparkling* Romance
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City Police Cases
Catchy Songs
Brilliant Dances
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Three babies were born at the hos­
pital the past week—
To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Spurgeon,
of the Marshifeld highway on Sun­
day, a baby girl who has been named
Glenda Lou and who weighed eight
Mrs. A. S. Wells went to Portland and one-half pounds.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Graham,
Tuesday to consult a specialist con­
cerning the effects of an accident she Coquille, July 26, a nine and one-
half pounds baby boy, who has been
sustained nearly a year ago.
named Lloyd, Jr.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beck, of Co­
quille, on Monday, a seven pound
daughter whose name is Myrtle Mar­
lene.
Mrs. Daisy Randleman, of Bandon,
entered the hospital last Thursday to
have a fractured bone in her arm set
and she was able to leave the next
day.
Alfred Plaep underwent an opera­
tion on his injured leg last Saturday
Mrs. R. E. Spenser, of Kentuck In­
let, underwent a major operation
on Sunday Clarence Schroeder also
underwent a major the same day.
On Tuesday Orane Pioti underwent
an appendectomy, Ray Reilly a ton­
silectomy, and Cecil Snyder entered
for treatment of an injured foot.
V. L. Langatom was dismissed from
the hospital on Monday
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