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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1941)
The annual Christmas party of the Coquille Grange will be Friday, the first week in December. It is gen erally held the second week Fifty-Five At League Session Thursday Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney and son, AUan, left Saturday for Cor vallis, where they went to get their son, George, Jr., to accompany them to the game at Eugene. --------- . Mrs. Lucille Ellison and son, Gary, of Santa Rosa. Calif., who came here Thanksgiving to attend the Oerding family reunion, have since been vis iting at the home of Ida Oerding and their father, J. H. Oerding, (Gary's grandfather), and will leave Coquille next Saturday for home. McGuire’s brother, Walter Litzen- Mrs- George Hartley, nee Mar- berger, and family. They arrived guerite Hersey, arrived Friday for-a Tuesday before and left Friday after vii,t with her mother, Mrs. Emily Thanksgiving. The big turkey din- Hersey, and sister, Mrs. Julius Ruble, nit on Thursday at the Litzenberger htr h°me in Murtaugh Idaho, home Was the highlight of the four Mr* Hartley, who will stay an davs* visit ' through the holidays, spent last Fn- ______ day in Portland visiting with her Clarence Barton of Coquille, brother, Ben, and family and nephew, Bernie Andrews and Ben Flaxel, of and Mrs Herse* and dau«h- North Bend, went out -to (he Home- ' ter> iae * Coming game Saturday and from ~~~~ there went to Klamath Falla hunting, Mr- and Mrs. George Parker, of returning Sunday evening. They re- Lakeside, have <u*,u oi Mr- ported good hunting |and Mrs Harold Stromqui.t on San- . feed Heights. Mrs. Parker is an Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Terrel, Bullards aunt ot Mrs Stromquist. The visi- Route, enjoyed a visit from old came Monday and left Tuesday, friends, formerly in Kansas but re- cently from Victoria, Calif. They spent some of the time they were here last week in fishing. Going on on their return ’to California John Cox, of Joseph, Ore,, arrived daughters came across the country here Sunday to stay until after the from North Carolina, where he is em holidays; Visiting his daughters, Mrs. ployed on a government project, liv Inez Epps and Mrs. Marjorie Epps. ing iq their trailer house enroute. Wallace Mereen, formerly of Coos county, who has recently been liv ing near Walla Wala and Forest Grove, came to Coquile Tuesday to visit his counsin, Levi Bunch. He returned the same day to Camas Val ley, where he is operating a saw mill, ■ DefenSC CIOSS At Riverton ' _ ' A new defense class of young men has been established by the federal government in the Smith-Hughes de partment of the Riverton Union High School. The course being offered is in metal work and it is under the di rection of Jim Schaer, of Coquille. Class work began on Monday evening I of this week. The young men who have enrolled thus far for this course ■ are: Jim Childers, Bob Smith, Clifton { White, Bill Stephens, Grant Hartwell, James Valentine, Floyd Marney, Bill Knox, Clarence Campbell, Bill Ten nant, Oran Holbrook, and Junior Gil bert. -- (Continued from Page One) English. police dept.; J. E. Axtell, park com.; Dr. G. E. Stark, council man; David Biegger, councilman; E. L. Peterson, Coos county judge; Tailant Greenough, city attorney; Geo. A. Ulett, Smith Wood-Prod, and community bldg.; H. A. Young, pub lisher; O. L. Wood, councilman; 8. V. Epperson, water supt.; J. N. Gear hart, city engineer; Marshall Kenne dy, city health officer; Burton W. Dunn, school supt.; F. G. Leslie, re corder; Geo. W. Taylor, councilman; C. M. Gray, councilman« C. G. Caughell, treasurer; Lloyd Claver, Harry Slack and Keith Leslie, all of Coquille. J. Fasnacht, utilities mgr.; L. W. Lowe, councilihan, T. W Panter, councilman, of Bandon. Alan Blanchard, Division Social Protection, Federal Security Agency of San Francisco. E. C. Roberts, recorder; Bert ^ear- son, chief of police; Wallace Bement, city attorney; Jack Duqn. P. C. Roper, Jesse D. Clinton, mayor; E. O. Sempert, councilman, all ot Myr tle Point. a . J. B. Bedingfield, city attorney; John Ferguson, council; Chester R. X " Diamonds! Diamonds! From $25.00 to $900.00. See Wilson for Diamonds, Watches and Christman Gifts and save $ $ $ • ng couples encircle IX by Old South. In- e adorable Guest D*- Bell, city engineer; John W. Butler, J. Albert Matson, mayor, .all of Marshfield. Edward Sandine, recorder; of North Bend. D. E. Baird, health officer; L. B. Hatton, councilman; S. A. Laurance, recorder; Douglas Johnson, council man; Douglas Johnson, oCuncilman; M. E. Kelley, councilman; Gilbert Gable, mayor. Port Orford. T. R. Moisan, mayor; Edman Me* Ellum, police, Eastside. Virgil Langtry, field consultant, League Oregon Cities, of Portland. Oval Etter, legal consultant, Eugene. Rev. and Mrs. Chas. M. Guilbert and daughter left Monday morning for Portland, expecting to return Friday. Fuhrman's Pharmacy Start your Christmas Shopping Today Twenty-five per cent discount on Electric Clocks V. R. Wilson, Jew eler & Optometrist. See Wilson for Bargains and his Lay-away plan. Shelley Building. tfltfs Fur Trading Days Lawless! Brawling Ne vada in Romantic Gold NEWS DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM f "Henry Aldrich for President" ' LATEST NEWS — COMEDY
