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Mr. and Mrs. Hal W. Pierce re
turned last week from their ten-day
vacation trip. They went down to
Oakland. Calif.,’ and visited their'
Word has been received that Dr.
3. A. Berg and Frank Heath left daughter Elizabeth and husband. Mr. '
Earl Hamilton has been appointed Tuesday on a business trip to Port and Mrs. E. W. Gallagher, and their |
granddaughter.
First Lieutenant in the Dentsl^Corps land, expecting to return today.
Prevents th* "Bends"
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of the U. 3. Army and is now station
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. L. Clinton*re-
Arthur Hooton, who is employed
ed at Camp Beale, California, having
Before our fljhting pilots take to
been recently transferred from Ft as electrician at the airport on Coos ceived a wire last weekend from the air for stratosphere flying they
Douglas, Utah. Mrs. Hamilton ac- Bay spent a couple of daya at home their son, Ensigu Jack Clinton, that must be “suped-up.'* To do this the
here this week. He had been feeling he had finished his training at New pilot just before he Ickes oil pedals
conipanied him to California
port, Rhode Island, where he had a stationary motor dr.ven bicycle to
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below normal the past week..
been stationed for several weeks, reduce the amount of nitrogen in his
Capt. and Mrs. Harold F. Beadner,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Emmet, of and had been ordered to New Orleans blood. Otherwise gas bubbles would
who arrived Sunday evening from
collect* in his blood stream.
New Mexico for a ten-day stay here Portland, were week-end guests with from which port he will be one of the
officers
on
a
P-T
Patrol
boat.
at the L. P. Fugeiaon home, will also Dr and Mrs. T. De La Rhue
havb a few days’ visit with her sister,
George Chaney, Jr., is home for a
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Harriman re
Blanche, Mrs. Eugene Tice, who Is
expected to arrive Saturday from turned last Sunday evening from short vacation with a guest, Allen
Tacoma and who wili be here three Portland, where they had gone the Johnson of Eugene. George is a sen
Monday before on a business trip ior at Corvallis this year and will
or four days.
.
return there for summer school study
and to visit their children there.
later.
Patterson Chaney arrived
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Sercombe are
Monday
from Thatcher School for
Miss
Alice
Oering
returned
yes
expected here the coming week-end
for a short visit at. the home of her terday morriing from a trip to Port Boys in California, where he finished
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Hazard. land on which she left last Saturday. this year, Pat will return to take
summer work at Cate School at Car-
Mr. . Sercombe is secretary of the
Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Waite who left pinteria hear Santa Barbara.
State Bar .Association and will at
stationary bicycle is ah ln-
tend a meeting of the bar’s Board of Coquille 22 years' ago came in last
Mrs. Mary McKeown received a • expensive piece of equipment, but
Governors In Marshfield on Satur- Wednesday from Yakima, Wash., to
the vast quantities of this and other
day, at which the Coos and Curry visit their cousins, Mrs. Hertha Wil letter on Tuesday from her son, Pat, materials of war make it imperative
Bar Association members will be the son and Mrs. Floyd Smith. They left written as he was coming into Nor- | for all Of us to keep our fighting men
for home Tuesday of this week. When folk. Va„ after a trip to Panama. He well supplied by greater and greater
'hosts.
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they were here, for about four years, writes of a'promotion to Seaman, purchases of War Bonds.
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treasury Department
2nd class, and torpedo man, which
Ilev. and Mrs. ¡I. D. Strever, who Mi1. Waite was employed it the old
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carne to Coos county a few days ago Johnson mill and later at the Sitka gives him much more responsibility
and
more
money.
Pat
has
been
away
Spruce.
He
could
find
very
few
Co
No
Damage
At
The
v
from Ashland, are lookipg for a house
to rent. Mr. Strever is the minister quille people he knew at that time and in the service sirlce Feb. 1, 1942, Two Fire Calls
and has not been home since.
in Charge of the Seventh Day Adven- und no* many old landmarks,
No damage resulted from the two
tist church affairs in the Coos coun- J
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fires
which called the department out
Mrs. Orville Wood and daughter,
ty district and desires a house either ' Wednesday night, June 16, the
the past week. The call last Thurs
Doris
Ann,
accompanied
by
Gary
in Coquille, Myrtle Point, North Guild <rol*P will hold a straight
day evening interfered somewhat
Bend or Marshfield.
| brid«e P“**- °P«n to the PubUc No Claver, left Tuesday morning by bus 1
with the Civilian Defense incident
other games will be played. Numer- for a visit to Lloyd Wood and family
drill. The call was to the corner of
1 ous prizes are to be given and a good in Seattle.
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S. F. Mansfield has been named
Front and Hall streets where the
time
is
assured.
Because
there
is
so
as the new field representative for
Richfield service station formerly
Sam- Arnold, who has been quite stood. The upholstery and inflam
the State Unemployment Compensa little entertainment during these
tion Commission in the fcarshfield times it is expected and. hoped there ill with heurt trouble, is improving
mable parts of old automobiles which
and feels considerably better now. had been collected there were burned
district.
He will make his head will be a good attendance.
quarters at the United States Em
that day and one of the cars was still
George £. Oerdlng has sold the
ployment office at Marshfield and
Lieut. Willis Murshall left Satur smoldering.
small
home*of
Alva
Turner,
located
enter upon his new duties this week.
day after a week’s visit with his
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The call Tuesday morning
was to
at 845 E. 10th, to Rex B. Cornelius. mother, Mrs. O. L. Springer, for the Evelyn Beauty Salon, in the old
Mr. and Mrs. Niel J. Carlson, of Miss Turner is a restaurant owner South Carolina, where he will await Folsom house at the south end of
Marshfield, are the parents of a in Coquille and Mr. Cornelius is a assignment to a bomber. He has fin- 'the Henry street bridge, where a flue
daughter, Sherrill Lynne, born Tues logger. He has moved into his new ished his training in California and was burning out.
is now a full-fledged pilot.
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day, June 8, aUMcAuley hospital. purchase.
Mrs. Carlson is the former Lucille
<s
1 We carry a complete line of V-
Cornelius, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Gladys Gano drove her ambu
See tlie new “Cloister Craft" Photo I Belts for all makes of Refrigerators,
lance to Vancouver this week and re holders and War Bond holders at Washing Machines and other equip
Virgil Cornelius, of Coquille.
turned last evening with Mrs. Inez Norton's. These are made of aenu- ment. Washer Service Co., 385 W.
FOR RENT—Unfurnished House, 4 Pinkston, who has been seriously ill nie leather and make excellent gifts i 1 Front, Coquille. Phone.
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rooms and bath, close in. Phone with pneumonia there and is now in for Father’s Day and for men in the
service.
L Calling caras 00 for $1.90.
120J Mrs. C. W? Ashton.
the Belle Knife Hospital.
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WAR BONDS
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Warren E. Rhule Promoted
To Sergeant In Air Forces
The E. J. Throckmorton»
Return To Coquille From Seattle
A Coquille - resident, Warren E.
Rhyle, has been promted to Sergeant,
Air Forces, it is announced from
Kirtland Field, Albuquerque, New
Mexico.
The sergeant is the son of W. W.
Rhule of Coquille and, prior to en
tering the service, was employed as
a logger. In high school he was an
outstanding athlete, having been
awarded letters for three years in
football, boxing and traqk.
Sergeant Rhule enlisted in Van
couver, Washington, in 1940. He has
been stationed at Stockton, Sacra
mento, Moffett and Hamilton Fields.
Now, at Kirtland Field, he is on duty
as a baker with a headquarters
squadron at the bombardier training
school.
The sergeant’s promotion is based
upon his initiative and leadership
and is in accord with the policy of the
Army Air Forces to reward men of
h
merit.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Throckmorton
and four-year old daughter, Susan,
returned last Friday from Seattle,
where they have been the past few
years and will again make their home
in Coquille, in the Fred McClellan
house on Coulter street. Mr. Throck
morton will be employed by McClel
lan & Watson at Myrtle Point.
Mrs Throckmorton, who was for
merly Marjorie McClellan, says she
is very happy to get back to Çoquille
and away from a big city.
Calling cards, 5o lor g LOG
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Tlie new line of Roseville Pottery,
beautifully decorated in Pond Lily
design, has arrived just ini time for
gifts for al) these Jupe weddings.
See it at Norton’s.
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See our targe display or choice pot
plants at Bergen's, across highway
from telephone office.
Not the
cheapest but the best. Phone 84.
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Trespass not ices, printed oo cloth
tor sale at this office.
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