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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1942)
Lk. ÒlttGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST «. 1942. Called While In The Prime Of life Geo. Oerding Wins Another Award Former Coos County Girl Buried In Texos, July 15 of the two remaining charter mem bers of the Graduate Nunes' Asso ciation of Texas, and was credited with having assisted in putting this prufatauon on its present noble basis. She was a lifelong member of the A clipping from a Houston, Texas, Methodist Church. She was the daughter of Mr. and paper tells of the burial at Hico cem etery in that state, on July IS, of Mrs. Wm. Perkins who operated a Lieutenant Virginia B. Perkins, whom ranch at Lampa for several years. residents here half a century ago will remember. She was born here and Widow Of Dr. R. H. Mast, Jr. left Coos county in 1890 at the age of Died In Portland Sunday 15. Mrs. Pearl Must, 40, widow of Dr' R. M. Mast, Jr., wlio passed away in iag had two full years of plus pro- She was a member of the Ameri- October, 1930. died at her home at duction, which means that be had can Foreign legion, iiaving seen ser- Seaside Sunday night, after a pro produced more life insurance dur.ng vice with the Red Cross unit in Brest, longed illness. She is survived by the last 12 months than he did on the France, during World War Land was their daughter, Donna, and a brother previous 12. buried in the family plot in Hico and sister tyho reside in Portland.. Mr. Oerding’» record is all the Cemetery Wednesday morning at 9:30. Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Leslie and R. more outstanding because life insur- Burial in Arlington National Ceme- H. Mast left yesterday morning for anee is only one department of his tery or any other national cemetery, Portland, Witere the funeral was to busy, thriving agency, as he sells with full military honors, had been the people a home, writes their in- urged by high officials of the United be held today. They expect to bring surance, gives information on social! States Government, but members of. Donna home with them. security, and secures birth certifi the family felt that they would rathoi cates for them from any state ia the have her among old friends, especial-1 r.orger At Marshfield Being union. ly in view of a recently expressed Brought Bark From Portland The Continental Assurance Com- desire on her part for that treatment Sheriff Win. F. IloweU went, up to paiiy has issued George a certificate <»f her remains, Portland yesterday morning to bring of award for hiS application a week She was a graduate of die Univer- buck Ed Stank»r arrested there for production and in addition has given a»ty of Texas and of John Sealy Hhs- forgery. He Is charged with cashing him a choice of an award. George pital, and was called overseas as a a check A the Woolen Mills store in selected a solid gold 2F Jewel lady nurse at the beginning of the United Marshfield, drawn on a bank in Rose Elgin wrist watch which he presented States’ participation in World War I.- burg, on which he had forged the to Mrs. Oerding. She was station at Brest, France, and name of Alfred Roberts. usual vacation month. Residence Property Changes Hands George E. Oerding’s office com pleted the sale of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Denning’s home at »4 > N. Elliott street to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Randall, of Bandon. The Dennings have moved to Portland where Mr. Denning is empl yrd. The Randall’s will move into their new home about Sept. 1st. Mr. Randall has the mail contract on Bullards route and also owns a' home in Bdndon but Coquille is more conveniently located for his mail 1 route. '• < DAVENOS DINING SETS BED ROOM SIB Brooks Used Furniture Swap Shop came home with the troops when Ute was signed She was one Two Separate Ration: Armistice Boards In Coos Co. 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