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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1943)
■■WJ'« ■■■'—IJ. Meet Evangelist W. C. Garberson ! Belle Knife Hospital Mayor O. L. Wood and L. W. Claver He will be at the Emmanuel Bap returned yesterday from a business tist Church for th«* next two weeks, trip to Portland on which they left beginning, Sunday, January 17. Meet- SuAday. ings will be held •' " i’1'1 through lla> Corporal Byron H. Davis visited in Coquille Wednesday night and Thurs day last week with his parents, Mr? and Mrs. H. Warren Davis, and his sister, Muriel. He was enroute to an officers’ candidate school at Fort Washington. Maryland. Geo. S. Davis, who returned early this month after spending Christmas at Ferndale, Calif., says he was great ly surprised to come home and find so much of his ranch beyond Johnson Mill, under water. The radio re porters of floods in the east and on the Willamette in Oregon did not con sider the Coquille of sufficient Im portance to mention that thé water was the highest here in a third of a century. ■ . Lorin Schroeder, who has been with the Mt. States Power Co. at Albany since leaving here a numebr of years ago, was here last Sunday to tell home folks goodbye. He has enlisted in the Naval Construction Battalion "Snd is now awaiting call. f ■> H, j — tw day ' , . i -’/■ ’ ''■7:30 p m. Mr. M Garber.-.on , . Hire T r o m H r n \ i > ■ where he > . p, fess“r "< Bible Iloctrme at |llt. Colorado Schoo) of the Bible. The Emmanuel Baptist A letter from Clarence Shoemaker, Church urges all who can to attend formerly pressman in the Sentinel and avail themselves of his message office, states that he has been off of eternal value. duty in the government printing of fice in Washington, .D. C,, while re covering from an appendicitis opera tion. Three drunken cases were on Re Mrs. I4<cille Livingston, superin corder Leslie’s blotter the past week. tendent of the Coquille Hospital, .and Pater Den Paulson, arrested Saturday, her sister, Miss Norma Chapman, re served a-810 fine at $2.00 per. Peter. Joseph Rohde, also out after turned l^st evening from a few days at Bathurst .Lodge. Mrs. Livingston hours, was fined $10 which be prom , , went up to Portland last Saturday ised to pay Feb. 1/ Everett Montgomery Moore, of and met Miss Chapman'up the coast Myrtle Point, forfeited the $10 bail on Monday. he posted for bis appearance. City Police Cases * On Tuesday Mrs. Everett Moore, Coquille, entered for treatment of severe lacerations on her arms; Velma Dumelion, Bandon underwent an ap pendectomy. Chas. Frye, Coquille, entered for treatment of an infected ear, and S. G. Robbins was brought in from the Coos Bay logging camp at Fiirview for treatment of injuries received there. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Firestone, of Norway, yes terday, and Mrs. Louis Edwards, of Coquille, underwent a major opera tion. Mrs. Albert Allen and baby were dismissed on Sunday, E. B. LeClair, of Gold Beach, on Monday, and Mrs. In the Sentinel's report of huspital matters last week u very important item was overlooked by our inform ant. It was the birth of a grandson to the hospital proprietor, Mrs. Belle Knife. The birth was of a nine pounds son to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knife, of Arago, on Jan. 5. The husky young man has been named Jackson Hamilton. Mrs. Dewey Gilkey, Coquille, en tered for treatment on Sunday S. L. Ball, in the four score year class, underwent an emergency major operation on Monday. Mrs. Guyneth Stimmètt, of Bandon, also underwent 1 Adeline Miller and Edna Dalrymple a major operation Monday. are to be dismissed today Guild Meets Wednesday Mis J. A. Moore, presided as the new president of the St. James’ Gull t last Wednesday at the Parish house. Members attending were Mesdames Wm. Mansell, Ed Lorenz, F. M. Shaw, Frank Pook, John Martin, AnniJ Robinson Henry Lorenz, Ida Owen, C. L. Tuttle. J. E. Axtell, J. A. Moore, Jas. Watson, Chas. Stauff and A. J. Sherwood. WANTED—To buy 10 cords of Wood, delivered. Phone 40. WANTED To Rent—5 or 6-room, un furnished house. Best of references. Call Howard Taylor, 230J. lt*s ■ ROBERT ... living again reckless Texas' STACK crimson days of ruthless plunder... renegade rule • • • gun-smoked glory I “Head Hunting in the Solomon Islands," by Caroline Mytinger; “Re prisal,” by Ethel Vance; “Prodigal Women,” by Nancy Hale; “Rivers of Glory,” by Van Wyck Mason, all new books on the rental shelves at Nor* ton’s. a Mrs. Hattie Shelly left on the train Wednesday evening for Salem. She will bring her son, Kirk Shelly, back from the hospital and probably will return the last of this week. Miss Eldora DeMota, field worker in Girl Scout activities in Washing ton, Oregon, Idaho and Montana, was visiting in Coquille on Tuesday. She addressed members of the Woman's Club during the «afternoon meeting and then was present for a Girl Scout meeting later at the Washington school. ...I_______ JANUARY SPECIALS FEATURE NO. CEiB® IENN THE^wSWINtSATlONS V IK NAHM The Queens end Kings of the Music Machines! . Office Supplies — Box Stationery Portfolios OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 8:00 MATINEES EVENINGS - Fuhrman’s Pharmacy WE'RE NEVER JUST OUT plTHUR. FRÎ JAN. 15-18-17 iffSUN. MON ERROL FLYNN ALEXIS SMITH If kart »f- eh H ihbuwi ........ ■ Lu I i V V Latest News Parachutes Athletes CHILDREN lie Color Cartoon ADULTS 40c Matinee Sunday 1:45 Mat. llc-25c Eve». lle-40c 1 He - 25c 11c . 35c