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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1942)
INDEPENDENT VOL. XXXVIII. MO. 11. NEWSPAPER COQUILLE, COOS COUNTY. OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 1«. IMS. Wm. Baker Talks Manion Rock Co Sold — To Be Developed AfOnce T- “ ------- <- « ... To Woman's Club 1 3738 Registered For New ^¡Jg^-HSdtroëder Stork Pile R Mr. and Mrs. W to Observe „.. Sugar Last Week ReœmmendalionsOn Golden Wedding 28,775 In The County Republican Ballot Tiie SIUJU11 May luncheon held last Friday at the Coquille hotel was the last meeting for the fiscal year of the Woman’s, club. Next fall Mrs. Wm. A. Mansell will open the September meeting as the newly installed presi dent. Mrs. JUllus Ruble closed a busy year Friday when she turned over her gavel to Mrs. Stanley Ayres who with' some formality in turn pre sented it to Mrs. Mansell. Mrs. Ayres is a member of the Oregon State Federation board filling the office of corresponding secretary, Other officers installed were Mrs. H. W. Pierce, first vice president; Mrs. R. A. Jueb, second vice president; Mrs. D. B. Kessner, who was on a visit with relatives on Puget Sound had been reelected reoording secretary and Mrs. Don Gillespie succeeds"her- self as corresponding secretary us also does Mrs. Lafe Compton who goes into a second term as treasurer. Special guest speaker was Wm. Baker of Marshfield, whose subject was Alaska. Having made several (Continued on page five) - ——■ .„■■■ Next Tuesday, May 1», the Coquille Townsend Club is arranging for a The first step in what may mean Coquille’s registration for sugar ■ Another stock'pile site, inside the 1 celebration of the golden wedding an J. E. Axtell does not know it yet. a more rapid development of the rationing reached a total of 3738, ac Coquille city limits, has been secured niversary of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. but he is going to receive several Coquille valley resources than any cording to Burton W. Dunn, local for the Reserve Metals Corporation, Schroeder, who were married May votes for the republican nomination thing that has happened here in the school superintendent, who conducted of which A. E. Borel is local represen 19, 1892. '‘¿«V. • . as representative in the legislature past, is the acquisition of the Mar- the registration. tative, if arrangements can be made The observance, which their sons fqr Coos county. No one filed for rion Rock Co. property on the Myrtle There were 2672 sugar stamp books with the Cods Bay Logging Co. for are arranging, cannot be held until the office—Mrs. Cutlip of North Bend Point highway near the Schroeder issued and 866 persons registered the Southern Pacific to use its, track May 24, because of Lorin Schroeder’s is the candidate for joint represen place. who did not receive booklets on ac as far up Cunningham as the high not being able to be here before that. tative from Coos and Curry counties Hal R. Clark, an attorney from count of having more than the al way crossing. Mr. Schroeder was -born on the —and it is thia writer’s opinion that Ixw Angeles, J. C. Fryer and his lotted amount of sugar. -The, site is on the Peter "Johnson' same day of the month as the anni Mr Axtell will be a better repre son, Stanley M. Fj-yer, the former The registration was conducted place, across the highway west from versary, May hli, 1866, apd Mrs. sent i ve for Coos county at Salem than from Los Angeles and the latter from from 4:00 o’clock in the afternoon the Coquille Auto Court at the edge Schroeder was born Aug. 7, 1874. She will the democratic candidate. Any San Francisco, who had previously until 9.00 o’clock in the evening, with of town, and Mr. Johnson agreed was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. one desiring to vote tor Mr. Axtell made the deal with W. E. Marr ion, shifts changing at 6:30 so none of Tuesday noon to lease the ten acres John Clinton, who eame to Coos must write his name in and mark an arrived here, accompanied by their the registrars were compelled to work needed for a stock pile Site to the county in 1874. Both Mr. and Mrs. X in front of the name. wives, the first of this week, and more than two and a half hours each government’s -Reserve Metals Corp. Schroeder are natives of Coos county. For the nomination for commis announce the formation of the Coast day. Some of the registrars chose O. L. Wood, president of the Cham They were married at the Clinton sioner for Coos county—the only of Commercial Co., of which the elder to work a Rouble shift and one per ber of Commerce, apd R. L. Stewart home near Norway. fice for which there is a contest on Fryer is president and his son a di son completed as many as 75 registra secured Mr. Johnson’s agreement, Mr. Schroeder has been in the jew the republican ballot—the Sentinel rector. .r-' tions in one day. and a wire was immediately sent to elry business here since April 15, believes that J. E. Norton, due to his It is their purpose to put in a Fifty persons assisted with the Mr. Taylor of the S. P. and Mr. For 1905, a mere matter of 37 years. extensive business experience and the crusher on the property and produce registration which was made up from rester ot the logging company, both Prior to that he conducted a general few months he served as county judge rock for any of the county's needs, members of the teaching staff of the of whom were in Portland to see if store at Arago for 18 years and was by appointment, has far superior and also be in readiness far' fur Coquille schools and from member the track use by the S. P. could be postmaster there a portion of that JUiallfnations to the usual candidate nishing rods for any government ship of the Coquille Junior Women’s arranged. time. » ; . -" for such office. Thai is the klha' df project, such as the North Bend alr- Club. Those from the teaching staff Thia action followed the statement The Sentinel joins all their friends a job it is, administering the busi port. were. B. W. Dunn, superintendent; by Mr. Borel at the Chamber of Com- in wishing them many more happy ness affairs of a large corporation— Having-known Mr. Clark f for more g-s—“-----------------1 Vesta M. Treadgold, prln. the merer meeting Tuesday noon that the- : years ---------------- together. . - - Coos county. This is not meant to than 50 years, the Sentinel ei editor Washington school; Wayne Smith. pito south of Myrtle Point had been minimize the qualifications of his op knows him to be a man whose judg prln. of the Lincoln school, and the disapproved by the authorities in ponent in the least; we just feel that Miss Carol Young, whose plans for following classroom teachers: Inez ment oan be relied upon, and when Washington, D. C., because of its dis Coos county is fortunate in having flying to Lima, Peru, where she will .-jMUBnxljsU .jaJra. oL dtvelopment Chase, Alberta Tyrrell, Dorothy Page, tance from the railroad. a' man of Mr. Norton’s experience, in thiz section, such as followed the bi married the latter part of this Arlene Robertson, Hazel Mof fet, Joyce While the state highway scales ability and qualifications willing to month to Winfield B. Dunshee, were discovery of gas and oil in oqr Owen, Edith Dunn, Cherie M. Hart south of Coquille, where the chrome mentioned in last week ’ s Sentinel, The five bands from Coos county, submit his name for an important former Montgomery county, Kansas, well, Lpma Meyers. Ethel Roop, and metals will have to be weighed, left this noon for San Francisco, ac schools made an excellent impression -office, to-popiilas vets,-------------- ------ home place nearly a third of a century Hazel Hanna, Marie Stewart, Charles U the Johnson site is secured, are up On the state republican ballot the companied by her parents, Mr. and ago, we are inclined to believe he Meyers, LeRoy Clark, Leah Bradley, wards of one mile away, Mr. Borel as they paraded through the Coquille Sentinel makes the followthg recom Mrs. H. A. Young, who will spend business district, shortly after one knows what he la talking about— Ruth Beyers, Lunelle Chapin, Saidie says it is not as far as the scales are mendations for nomination for of probably better than some of ua who several days there with their other Enos, Kathryn Ferris, Marjorie Jones, from the site at Grants Pass: _ s oclock last Saturday, and many were fices for which there are two or more the encomiums heard expressed up have lived here half a century or daughter, Miss Jean. Mary V. Morris, Harriet Osika, Mar Another matter considered at the candidates: Carol intends leaving San Fran less and hav^ hoped for just such garet Snider substituting for Paul chamber’s Tuesday noon session was and down the line of march as the For U. S. Senator—X Chas. L. Mc bands passed In review, playing big things for the Coquille valley as cisco for lx» Angeles next Thursday Snider. whether Coquille should attempt jo Nary.- » morning, flying to L. A., and will spirited music and doing it in -a Mr. Clark, envisages. The. Junior Women’s Club supplied hold a “Fish Darby” on the river For Representative in Congress— As stated above the first move visit Mrs. Thos. J. McEniry, the the following members: Mary Lou this year As a prelude to a decision splendid way. The drum majorettes X Harris Els worth. is to be the development of a com former Harriet Webb, until 3:30 Sat Gulseth, Gladys May, Gertrude Swin on whether the “darby” should be and the leaders also came in for their For Governor—X Chas. W. Sprague. —. mercial roc* crusher project. Mr. urday morning when the plane leaves ney, Margaret Belloni, Blanche San- held. President Wood appointed Don share of applause. for Lima. The writer may be a little pre Clark intends going south soon and don. Ora Horning, Louise Schroeder, Gillespie, George Ulett, Robert Stew Since the above was put in type the Fryers to Seattle, but all at them EVe'yn Mattoon’ Helen. Aym, Mar- art, Dr. J. D. Rankin and Drue Cun judiced but to our unmusical mind it has developed that L. D. Felsheim, the Red Devils band of Coquille she will see, from some altitude, Knight. Mary Stevena, Donna will return in the near future. ningham as the committee to be in ..... natty, .™ -gw -MMHIll High, In their red ...w and white publisher of the Western World at BoWemian- *•» Laird, Tier chfcge if the -darby” is bekt uniforms, matte a- ttttte more st- Hindoo, has consented" to allow the first *;X.° Rover, Peg Gould. Ruth Clayton, _ — A of his —— name — as — a wr ISA.— ite, 1 — in —. candi . One of the directors, looking di use City, the next at Guatemala, and the * Yvonne Kern, Jeannette Collier, Dor rectly at the committee chairman, re tractive an appearance and they suf date for the republican nomination third at Balboa in the Canal Zone. othy Harris, Leah Rover, and Flor- marked: “It is understood that mem fered not a bit in comparison with for Coos county representative in the From there it is a day's hop to Lima, [ence Berg. Carla Savage came to bers of the committee will not be the other bands in their martial legislature. where Mr. Dunshee will meet her. music. — -jy“ be registered but arriving at a very eligible for prizes!** That fact cannot alter the action It is a wonderful trip that Carol The Coquille High school Bacca The schools represented by bands As a committee to confer with the busy time she was drafted into ser laureate service, to be held at eight is gqing to take and many have ex vice and worked for two hours reg county court and contact the resi were Coquille, North Bend, Myrtle of those who may have already caft absent voter ballots with the county o'clock Sunday evening, May 17, in pressed the wish- tha,t they could istering others before she got to reg dents of the Arago section in regard Point and Marshfield, and the Marsh clerk. make It. It is practically all over ister. the Pioneer church is as follows: field Junior High to oiling the rest of the road be land and not the sea. Prelude — “O Sacred Head, Now At the gymnasium, where each The registration was well organized tween the point where the Fishtrap Wounded” '- - Bach band rendered two numbers during and efficiently conducted and Supt. road leaves the highway at Fat Elk Organ - - Harold Wlthnell Dunn wishes to thank publicly those and Arago, the president appointed the aftemoqp program, and then Proccessional—March - - Verdi who so cheerfully rendered this ser Lafe Compton, J. E. Norton and Dr. united in a massed band number, a Harold Withnell fairly good crowd was present to vice to their government. R. F. Milne. Rev. M. Short enjoy the finale to Music Week in Invocation E. D. Webb, who sold his seven and During the 20 hours the registra Coquille. Hymn 268— one-half acre tract and the cran Five generations Were present at tion was carried on the registrars av The bands all gave good renditions berry bogs near Bandon ten days -Are Ye Able” Henry S. Mason the Mother’s Day gathering last Sun eraged 186 per hour, and during rush Choir and Audience and Walter C. Germain, chief war ago, will not give possession until day at the P. M. Norton home on periods 250 per hour. Reading of Scripture , - . rant officer at Fort Stevens, who is June J, when E. R. Ivie, of Portland, North Henry street and nine of Mrs. The total of registrants in Coos — - ’. .- Rev. L. C. Persing A. M. Fuller's eleven children were on leave for the duration from mu who has been witli the Safeway or county, as shown by the records in The jury, which heard the case sical instructor at Marshfield High, ganization, will move on to the place. Hymn 271—“Lead On, O King present. It was the largest assem the rationing board’s office in the He gave a It will be five years this coming Sep Eternal - - Henry Smart blage of the family members ever books given out to the consuming Monday Tuesday and Wednesday was guest conductor. morning this week of Mrs. Amy E. short talk in which he impressed on tember when Mr. Webb bought the Choir and Audience held. The five generations were public, with 28,775 individuals reg- Britton, who was suing Jos. Nilsen his hearers that music helps keep place from the Duforts. Sermon— Mrs. Fuller, her daughter Mrs. Nellie istered. Of these f.568 had more of Riverton for 325,000 for injuries up the people's morale during war “Vocation" Rev. Charles Guilbert Harry, her daughter Mrs. Noble Stan than the six pounds per person al He is at present repairing and re received and damages inflicted when times and urged that the schools decorating his house on Hall street, Hymn 18—“The The Beauty of ley, her daughter Mrs. Wilbur Mer- lowed. ___ ...... her car ran into his some months The Earth” - Conrad Kocher chen and her baby daughter Kay Loa. The records show that certificates ago, found for the defendant yester continue to give attention to music, the briek south of the Roxy Theatre, in both war arid peace times, for the which he and Mrs. Webb will occupy Choir and Audience The group enjoyed a splendid turkey were issued to the 84 retailers in the uplifting of the communities in gen when they leave the bog. Rev. Orval Kerr dinner served by Mrs, Norton, who county for 5,729 pounds. To whole day morning. Benediction The accident happened when Mr. eral. S » - - Verdi is a daughter of Mrs. Fuller. He says he will again enjoy the Recessional—March salers certificates for 44,529 pounds Nilsen started to turn into his ranch hustle and bustle of an active small Harold Withmll were issued; and to the 41 institution home, just this side of Riverton, city after five years of quietude in al and industrial users certificates where a blind curve blocks view the glades south of the Tipperary for 46,074 pounds were issued. of the highway just this way from flats along the highway. The retailers reported 49,059 his drive. ■■----- ——........... ....... ■ pounds on hand, and the institutional The plaintiff swore that the de J. Claude.Savage, former publisher and industrial users 60,207 pounds. fendant gave no turning sign and he While Dan Brown and Ed Lorenz of the Sentinel who sold the paper claimed that he did. The jury's ver Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bosaerman and were fishing down on the Rogue Sun dict was a complete exoneration for to Lew Cates in January, 1013, the Donna Dean drove out to Eugene day the former felt such a pull on latter selling the paper to H. W. Mr. Nilsen. last Saturday taking their grand his line, under the highway bridge, Young a year later, came in Monday Albert Maiden, who has been su daughter, Jackie, home and returned that he though he had hooked a snag. evening from San Francisco, where pervising a mine operation above Heading the boat over that way a seal Sunday. he has been with the daily Chronicle Two teams of bowlers left yester Holland in the Granta Pass district While there Mrs. Bosserman called appeared and twice when it came to for the past eleven years. He is on day for participation in the North* for the past three years, came in last up Redmond to learn how Dr. dela the surface the fishermen thought it a vacation trip, making a leisurely week for a three weeks’ stay. yer ir The doctor, former Coos coun was following a fish on Dan’s hook. west Bowling Congress at Seattle, trip up the coast route, and at Cres Wash., this week-end. He calls attention to the great On another page will be found the cent City spent a day with Mr. and ty veterinarian, suffered a paralytic The third time up, however, they saw The Burr Motors ladies team With advertisement of the Central Labor quantities of metal equipment which stroke a few weeks ago and has been the spinner at its mouth. Mrs. Jack Juza. Mr. Juza, publisher Then the seal headed for the river’s the highest average in the county, Council at Marshfield and the Central of the Del Norte Triplicate there, was he saw in every direction, stuff which in the hospital since. Mrs. Jigsser- man talked to his daughter, Betty, mouth and the boatmen followed, but 160, consists of Naomi DeGroat, Labor Council of Coquille, stating the a Sent'del employee some 25 or more is not being used but allowed to rust who said it would be two or three down near the Jaws the seal swam Helen Endicott, Mrs Morris Ray, endorsement of these bodies of can years ago and has been at Crescent away, metal which is so greatly need ed in defense manufacture, but which weeks before the attending physician under other boats and finally broke I Lillian Shults and Volloa Marsden. didates at the primary election to City nearly that long. The men’s team, known as the Bill's morrow. The organization urges that the owners, who apparently lack in could tell positively how serious the the Una. Mr. Savage was greeting his many Place team, with an average of 104,1 “We were glad to be abet of it,” everyone de his or her duty by going old-time friends here this week but terest, have not turned in far the affliction might be. His entire right made up of Morris Ray, George to the (ls tornorrow an(j voting. Victory campaign. "Why don’t they side is paralyzed but his mind is was Ed’s comment in telling the story. is did not state how long he would re Illlovavol and 11« —1J Zf-4 — •_« — _ . r Durrand Harold Matson, of ZN Co wake up?” was his query. The list of candidates whom the main not affected quille. and Gerry Bates and Earl He sa no word has yet been re- C mh UI s Canteen CI mm Leaves Today For Lima, Peru _ Fine Program By School Bands Program Sunday E. 0. Webb Sells Cranberry Bog Five Generations For Mother's Day Jury Clears The Defendant Former Sentinel Publisher Here The Big One Dr. W. V. Glaisyer Got Away Suffers Stroke Saw Needed Bowlers Left For Seattle Yesterday Metal Everywhere Endorsed By Coos Bay Labor Council . asses Two new first aid classes will start m Coquille next week and anyone desiring to take the course may do so. The first will be held at Mrs. Geno’s home at 7:00 p. m., Wednes day, May 30, for ladles only. The second, for men only, will be held at Eagles* Hall, Thursday, May 21, at 7:00 o’dock. Anyone desiring more information can contact Wm Barrow. z *oU°wing list, of cant with the i nine of this issue: Mesdames B. W Dunn, Ruth * Candlin, Bertha. Hol- brdok. Myrtle Benham, Lucy Blum, J. C. Smith, R. L. Stewart, George Gilman, Fred Kunz, P. M. Norton, Hal Pierce, J. C. Williams, F. L. G reenough, M. F. Pettit, J. A Lamb, Bart Folsom, George Sherwood, K. P. Lawrence, Gertrude Lorenz, Ida Owen, Gladys Wheeler, Mary Arnold, Eula Schram, Bertha Selbig, Joyce Owen and Miss Arlene Robertson. Herman's Store John C Merchant, who has been an occasional assistant in County Treas urer Stauffs office for several years, last Saturday entered upon his duties as manager of Herman’s Men’s Store here, succeeding Wynn Farrell, re signed. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell and daughters will remain here teitil school is out and will then probably go to Portland. Nary, republican. For Congressman. 4th district, Ed ward C. Kelly, democrat. For Coos and Curry State Repre sentative. Karl B. Steiner, democrat. For Coos State Representative, L. D. Felaheim, republican. For County Commissioner, P. W. Culver, republican he is in Japan, but does hot Know: Coquille was not visited by the sleet storm which struck on the Bay Sunday. It came in such quantities that it was two inches deep over that way and car drivers on the highway, traveling a block behind others, found the tracks made by the preceding cars entirely filled as they came along- Lorenz Store In New Dress The Lorenz Department store is having its face lifted with a thor ough cleaning and an artistic new coat of paint on its front. This, with the recent remodeling of the interior, makes for a very attractive appear - ■ 1-........ '■)............................ ance which could be emulated by Trespass Notices, printed an doth, some of the other business places not to their disadvantage. ' tor sale at this o ffte e.
