The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, July 23, 1942, Page 9, Image 9

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'Bandon—Fred Nelson.
Mrs. Nellie Prey and Mrs. Clifford
Kern left Monday for Portland. The
week will be spent in visiting rela­
tives and friends and attending the
American Legion Auxiliary conven­
tion.
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a feature which insures the purchaser
qggkut obsolescence.
You merely
mail Ln the enclosed coupon and at
the end of the war you will receive a
supplement containing all the new
maps. Do not be without a good At-“
las? Get yours now at Norton's.
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Rev. Albert E. Place, who spent
the Weekend in Coquille, leading the
here. Mrs. Claterbos young people of Coquille and sur­
rounding territory, in a weekend rally,
Barbara Leslie.
left here Tuesday for the Fall City
Hawkin« left Youth Rally, where he will conduct
the eraft and recreational periods.
Harry Mathis, a step brother of
Stan Sherwood and a ndfchew of
George Sherwood, stopped here a few
days on his furlough the first of the
week. He in in the army, stationed
at San Francisco and had just fin­
ished a linotype Instruction course in
Portland when he enlisted.
k baby boy, who weighed 7%
pounds and has been named Kyran
Dennis^ was bom Monday morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krank at their
home on North Taylor, Dr Frank
Mulder officiating.
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FEATURE NO. TWO
Jack and Edward, the two sons of
Mr. and Mrs Michael McCarthy, are
leaving within a day of the same
date to enter service. Jack, who has
been working at Lebanon for the past
year, will leave from Albany for
Portland to take his examinations on
July 28. Edward has already passed
his examination and will leave on
the 27th for Fort Lewis, Wash. #
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