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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1942)
: ■■ eorirty atti» (Clubs Mabel Q. Wepnich, Phone 13ÖJ Dr. Genevieve Chase Tells Of Changes And Life In New York ¡48 At Schroeder Picnic Sunday ! Tliere were 48 present for the an- . nual Schroeder picnic which was held Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sts e w, Get-Together Pinochle Club . at the James Watson home on Spur and Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillep.e. Meets With Mrs. Barr geon Hill last Sunday. Mr. Watson The Get-Together Pinochle Club was feeling better that day and en | (Continued from Page One) met with Mrs. Goo. Burr on Tuesday Pinochle Club Matts joyed meeting all the ‘members of the i Mr*. Margaret Spores entortuned WOmen has been suspended. evening with the following members Schroeder clan, although he could not present: Meadame* Ellis Martindale, her Pinochle, club last Thursday a , [>. Chase says there was great ex« j loin them at the picnic dinner in the Two > guests were Mrs. Mil- citement den Ronald Burr. Melvin Giles, E. E. Ben her —- home. ------ --------- --------------------- v.„..~... around — Gai -----— ... City when orchard. He still has practically no1 ham. Odo. Goallne, Oscar Larson. dred Scheer and Mr*. Constance the four Nazi saboteurs were caught use of his left arm and leg, although ! Pownder. Mrs. Mabel Kyle won high ’ f ir the spies landed a short distance he manages to get around with the ■ Guy Torrey and Geo. F. Burr. suwxm MnH and pinochle, Mrs. Ada Hurl- from ♦!»** the nniuo*» college, assistance of Mrs. Watson, and was i Prize for high score went to Mrs. score Ijirson; pinochle prise to Mrs. Lar butt won second high. The club meet-’.•< Planes are so numerous and their sitting up yesterday. son, and Mrs Ronald Burr held low again in two weeks with Mrs. Viola thundering so deafening that some*1 There was a wealth of good things Norton. Others present were Me* times classes have to be dismissed, to eat and toe group enjoyed getting score. dames Lillian MoLarrin, Hatt.e Gaf- There are a great many defense plants together again. fey, Hasel Flannery, Norma Hicken- rn the western half of Long Island, I. The oldest member of the clan pres Luncheon For bottom, Teen Yarbrough and Agnes ------------ -------------------- , has ent was Levi Snyder, he is a member Dr. Chase says . that no one who Mr*. O. L. Nosier — visited Broadway in the past would by marriage, who was 83 years of Mr*. Birdie Skoal* and Mr*. Mary Lewis. recognize that once brilliant world age on the 29th of last May. Mr*. Gage together entertained at Mr*. avenue'how, for the dim and black Snyder who has been almost helpless Skeels’ home last Thursday with a Friday Bridge Club Mrs. U. E. McClary was a ho tess out regulations are being strictly ad since her accident in Portland sev luncheon for old friend* of their slater, Mrs. O. L. No* 1er. Mr*. No*ler I* last Friday at her home entertain hered to. although It required some eral years ago, was able to be pres visiting here from her home in San ing the Friday Bridge club. There time to-’ enforce entire compliance ent. W. H. Schroeder was the old est member of the-family present, hi* Diego. The table was attractive with were three substitute guests, M**- with the regulations. * She say* that the three-gallon gas birth date being May 19, 1886 a dainty centerpiece of pink carna dames Harry Slack, Guy Mauney, and There »re probably some of the tions and baby breath, the flowers Don Mclnery. Mexican decorations! rationing really means nothing to mo for which grew in Mrs. Skeels gar carried out with gay pottery dishes torists because the service stations ladies who were there who would not den. In the living room were sweet and wooden salad bowls made an' at can’t get enough gasoline to satisfy appreciate having the dates of their pea* and hydrangea. Invited were tractive picture at the luncheon table. that small quota, and she hgs seen births published, so that will be Masdame* O. L. Noeter, M. O. Haw- Mrs. McKeown was high at bridge lines of car a block, or two or three, omitted from the following reprint kins, Mary Lorens, J. J. Stanley, An for members and Mrs. Mclnery was in length waiting to buy. And bi of , the registration as made Sunday * nie Robinson, Henry ElHs, L. W. high for guests, lira. Ted Balcom cycle* are everywhere. and which is kept by Mr*. Wataon: Refugees, a great part from France, From Myrtle Point—Elsworth Ben Oddy, F. G. Leslie, Jas. Richmond, was second high for members. Others present were Mesdames Geo. Jen have helped increase the congestion der, Milton Schroeder, Helen Elwyn Noatar, S. M. Nosier. I kins and E. L. Peterson. in the metropolitan area, and women Schroeder, Lynn Schroeder, I-eila in uniform are seen in as great num Schroeder, Cora Schroeder, Edwin Picnic At Craft Lake bers as are men. Most of the women Schroeder, Florence Anderson, W. I. Swimming, hiking to the beach and are in Red Crass or Civilian Defense Anderson, A, H. (Gus) Bender, Ada cards were some of the diversion* garb ' ’ - ' - . . Bender. Kate Hodson, Bertha Wheel last Sunday when the Past Matrons Ail women are wearing cotton hose, er, Fred Wheeler, Bill Wheeler. and Past Patrons club of the Eastern and coffee, which was almost off the From Arago—Gus Schroeder, Mr». Star chapter gathered at the Folsom- An invitation is. extended to the market in the east for a time, can now Gus Schroeder, Mrs. J. D. Carl, J. D. Tuttue cabin at Croft Lake for their public to attend open house at the be secured by taking what brand Carl. Herbert Carl. . annual picnic. A pot luck dinner was new library next Friday afternoon there is. Very little choice There is From Power*—Ella Laingor. served and before leaving for Home from 3:30 to 5:00 in the afternoon and sonic difficulty in securing fresh From Bandon—Dora L. Hanly, C. enough was left for a supper, also 8:00 to 10:00 in the evening. This fruits and vegetables, and beef is D. Garoutte. Margaret Garoutte, Mrs. to be served. Attending were Mr. affair is being planned by the library almost impossible to secure. Ham Piercy O. Sweet, John Wm. Sweet, "and Mrs. O. C. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. board and a committee made up of and chicken are available in the mar George Brock Sweet, Cha*. E. Schroe Clarence Osika, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. representatives of same of the local kets; eggs are 57 cents a dozen der, Ethel Schroeder. • Pierce, Hr. and Mrs. W. E. Boaaar- organizations. Mrs. C. C. Farr, ao At the beaches it is not the pleasure From Coquille—W H. Schroeder, man, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walker, Mr. long president of the Library Board, to go In the surf that it formerly was »Mary C. Schroeder. Leslie A. Schroe- and Mrs. H. N. Loren*, Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Fred Belloni, Oliver Sanford, for at all of them the swimmer comes ‘ der. Laura Schroeder, Mr*. J. H. C. A; Roitman, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. R. H. Mast and John Quick, first TUt covered with great splotches of Schroeder, Mrs.- R. T. Allen, Frank E. Leslie, Mr. and Mm. Burton Dunn, board member* when the library was nil. Mr. add Mrs. Julius Ruble, Mr. and Schroeder. Levi Snyder, Clara Sny organized in 1908, are all to be honor Although Dr. Chase had no trouble der, Pearl Snyder, Ruby Snyder, Mrs. C. L. Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. Bert guoats. securing accommodations for Ijer James Wason, Eva L. Watson. Folsom, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Mrs. Ed The library is the first 'unit of the trip west, she says that everywhere Lorens, Mm. Flora Dunn, Mrs. Class From Portland—D. F. Dean. new building to be completed and passenger trains are held up for min Wheeler, Mrs. Crosson, Miss Boes From Norway—Mrs. Finley Schroe Maury, Miss Edna Robinson, Miss everyone has been so interested in the utes or hour* and *he has known peo der, J. Finley Schdoeder. new building that it is hoped many I ple coming north from Florida to be Jackie Hopkins, Geo. Foloom. Earl From McMinnville—Kenney Carl. will drop in to see the beautiful new held up as much as three days en Dunham, J. E. Quick and Geo. A. From Reedsport — Dorothy Haga, room which is a part of the new build Robinson. route. Warren Haga - • ing whjch they have helped build. She stopped a day in Glacier Park and found Die tourist travel there winds and the sea. The singing of Saturday Night dub about one-third of what it normally thia hymn to close the chapel services Don Gillespie and Mrs. Drue Cun is. Next year the resort operators at is a tradition at the Naval Academy. ningham won high score at their the park do not expect to be open Mrs. Stauff led the salute to the Flag pinochle contest last Saturday night I at all. and the repeating of the club collect. when Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie were _____ w toe __ _ B. _. .... meeting _ last I Miss Chase could talk for hours on During P. W. Following officers' reports Mias Ida hoots to the Saturday night club. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Smith were consoled, Monday night a discussion arose over ; the changes the war ha* made on the Oerding, president of the club, named though Mrs. Smith was fortunate in the local Civilian Defense System. Atltantic coast and it is all extreme- a committee to make a survey and 4 work out » plan for designating the winning the traveling token. Mrs. No one need think Coquille Is in a ly interesting. Gillespie’* home was a riot of beauti eUte of lethargy on that subjeoL The books given by the B. P. W. to the library and to plan with the city ful flowers from her own garden. Mr. set up for an emergency or disaster and Mrs. Stanton Stevens were guests. is ready and when Mrs. Gladys Gano, librarian for their book shelf in the Members present were Mr. and Mrs. chairman for the committee, was new library. The big surprise of the evening was Drue Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. questioned, her answers familiarised Ralph Taylor, Mr. and Mr*. C. V. the members with many points re put on by a committee headed by (Continued from Page One) garding the organising already done. Hasel Hanna, giving a brief report The really high point discussed was girls from the college now in the ca on the war program of the National that members should remember for pacity of officers in the Women’s Federation of Business and Profes USED themselves and to impress others Auxiliary Army Corps, which is a sional Women’s Club*. Lol* Fenn, with the necessity of registering their branch of the army started by the Idyle Godard and Ruth Beyers pre whereabouts in the event of a dis Business and Professional Women. sented different phases of the topic. Rationing of various articles is in Battle of Ideas I. We must think for aster. The inquirers may be able Like New effect in the east. Several colleges to locate their friends or relatives. ourselves apd be loyal to our govern and school* will have long winter ment. We must not believe propa vacations due to lack of fuel oil where ganda that the axis powers wish us Clarence Christ Yost, Coos county there is Inability to change heating to believe. Battle for Production II. draft evader who was arrested by plants over to coal. People need training. We should Sheriff Howell last Saturday, was Another guest of ths club was Mis* keep working and abitrate disputes tatken to Portland that night by Ruth Towne, who ha* just returned We should ask for no advantages. We ¡Deputy U. S. Marshal Leo McLain. ¡from studying at Phillips University must modify our routine of living. n—i i i i-in i !■ t - it j- a. —t—rT7ü-ra.TH..o- — ¡ . — i in Enid, Okie. She has received both Community Offensive HI. We can Wil I II III 11 Id i 1 1 »♦♦ M»»» 4-l"l-+4-44- M -4-l Ull i in i HUi t her B. A. and M. A. degrees and has defeat inflation by keeping our na accepted a position as educational tional “real” income of goods and I director of the Christian Church on services and our national money in th* campus of the College of Tech come in balance by buying more nology at Lubbock, Texas. bonds and paying taxes cheerfully. Miss Chert Mae Hartwell home Battle for Peace IV. Plans should be ■ from summer school at the University made now, ¡of Colorado in Boulder, Colo., told The big surprise committee for :*ome of her experiences. She at September will be composed of Mar tended several sessions of the na tha Mulkey, Viola Newton and Irene tional association in Denver. In de Hartwell. A committee was named scribing the huge national amphithe to find suitable meeting quarters. atre located just outside Denver, she This was composed of Harriet Osika, Good any time till the start of school stated the stage is on a great rock Edith Walton and Ida Owen. formation at the base of two sloping Announcement was made of the masses of solid rock which angles Library Tea to be held Friday after outward like a sector of a circle. noon and evening. Seating capacity is for 15,000 and the The next meeting will be held in the Audrey Kreiger _ acoustics are so nearly perfect that garden of Mrs. Ruth Beyers. Supper ♦ M 44 46 M I M 664 MM 111111116 M 1111114 M M 1114 11111 It/ , the aid of the loud speaking equip- will be at 6:30. Everyone is asked " “ ...... " ."«r-u.'i-'L'-vj.Lej.. . .... ..... . — un . 'ment is unnecessary. to bring her own dishes. Members The meeting was opened by Mrs. and guests present were Dr Gene Clara Stauff, chairman of Music and vieve Chase, Ruth Towne, Edith Wal Arts, who led the singing of hymns, ton, Jennie Price, Chart Mae Hart accompanied by Inez Rover on her well, Eva Stevens, Ida Oerding, j organ. Explanation of the history of Florence Barton, Idyle Godard, Elsie j each song was made by Mrs. Stauff, Cunningham. Hattie Lee Hollman, j of which was/*Eter-. Clara Staqfi, Irene Hartwell, Ida The largest airplane propeller type In the world has been designed by an airplane manufacturer for ins Lal lation on a-new flyin« boat of the United Stale* Navy. Baptist Minister Throw Bugs Value ............. M"»ny to choose from Purkey Furniture OF COURSE— REV. MENNO D. REMPEL Pastor of Coquille Baptist Church ....... ..... An ordnance plant which turns out 1,000,000 pounds of war goods a day must haul in and out 18,000,000 pounds of materials or enough to fill 500 freight cars. Chadwick lodge No. 68 A. F. A A. M. Stated Communication the bey* In the Service like to hear froei the folk* back horn«- Don’t you think they would ap preciate a good photograph of “Dad and Mom” more than any thing. Wo will make your picture to fit op* of those Very practical ■ervice ease* far only ONE pOi.LAR Continued Another Week By Popular Request Coquille Studio Phone 121L rueeday, Aug. 11, 8:06 P. M. Visitors Welcome H To Hold Open House At New Library Must Last For the Duration! It is up to each of us to take the beat of care of what we have. No NeW Washers are available after present stocks are depleted. Your old washer stands between you and the washboard. We are equipped to give expert service on any - -make of washer. _ 365 W Front St Coquille, Ore. or phone 17 Washer Service Co. ,** • ■ L . . a Be Sure To Register In Case Of Disaster B. P. W. Enjoys . Interesting Meeting J J Olympic Range $74.50 V When you buy Sherwin- William* Paint* -r you buy two things for your house (1) PROTECTION, and (2) BEAUTY. Nowhere will you get more for your money arr tnkm smcrwim - wiujam « vali / cs now Purkey Furniture S nebwin • W m i f aatt in 5’1 SWP HOUSE FAINT For School Girls Under Twelve Special $ÆOO Permanent*“ CONTINENTAL V ONGRATULATES ,' WALL FINISH $1 Qt The quick-drying, can uw. Give ape woodwork, toy*, able. Choice o< 16 FAFF COLON-STYLfNG SffNVfCff *,1 - DifiTiiicT 4HENT: - George E. Oerding V For Having Completed Three (3) Full Years of Consistent Weekly Prodnction of New Life Insurance Policies. ' ' SEMI-LUSTRE FRED H. SCHROEDER A ASSOCIATES Continental Assurance - Casualty Co’s. Oregon Agency — Portland f V'. of the Church of England. Telling of Martha Mulkey, Joyce Owen, Hazel one of the most beautiful art windows Hanna, Gladys Gano, Inez Chase» in America, Mrs. Stauff told of the Georgia Richmond, Florence Hallock, one above the altar in the Chapel of Annie Robinson. the U. S. Nava) Academy at Annapo Ward McReynolds will be at the lis, Maryland. Placed there by mem bers of the class of 1869 as a memori Coquille city hall again next Tues al to Admiral David D. Porter, it day. Aug. U, from 2 until S p. m., portrays the Saviour walking upon J to receive applications of those de- the water, - reminding worshippers siring drivers' licenses and conduct that the Lord is still the ruler of the i examinations. GREGG HARDWARE Coquille - Phone 103M S hfrw / n W/ lliams P a / nts
