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Joseph R. Willis Made
A Sergeant At Roswell
New Granddaughter
Mrs. J. A. Houdyshell, former Co-
Duane Fitzgerald Is Now
An Army 1st Lieutenant
Three Knife Boys
In Air Corps
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Knife last Fri­
day received a letter from their son,
Willard, one of their three sons in
the Air Corps serving their country.
Their youngest son, Arlington, is in
the Navy, stationed at Kodiak, Alas­
ka. Their eldest son, Bud, who re­
cently took the Army examination
prior to overseas duty, was last heard
from at Baton Rouge. La.
Where
Willard’s letter, which follows, came
from his parents did not know as
he is overseas:
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"We are having things fairly easy
here now. The weather is nice and
cool too, so 1 am catching up on my
sleep. I have already seen most of
the shows that cyme here so there
isn’t much to do. They are getting
more stuff in the px. ail the time and
that makes it better. I arrived here
too late to sign the payroll so won’t
be sending any money home for a
while, I think 1 will be paid about
the tenth of the month. How are the
Newtons taking Bud's leaving for
the Navy,? At least you don’t have
to -worry about ’them* taking many
more of your bo^s.” *"
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Second Lt. Duane S. Fitzgerald, of
Coquille and sdn of Mr. and Mrs. S.
L. Fitzgerald, has been promoted to
first lieutenant, says a bulletin from
the War Department, sent from
Kearns, Utah.
A IMO graduate of Oregon State
University, where he was a member
of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity and
before that a graduate of Coquille
High, Lieutenant Fitzgerald was a
logging engineer with a Granta Pasijf
Ore., lumber company before being
called to active duty In September,
1M2. He attended officers training
school at Miami Beach, Fla., and has
been serving with a training group at
the Kearnes Army Air Forces basic
training center.
have had in a year. Beautiful colors and upholstering
$109.50to $139.50
Marriage Licenses
Neighbors Enjoy Wiener Roast
At John Martin Home
Aug. 8—Wilfred John Greiner and
Mary E. Gallop, both of Empire.
Several neighbors gathered at the They were married by Justice F. R.
John Martin home on the Mat^Kfleld Bull at his office here last Friday.
Fred G. Vetter of Arago
Highway, last Sundag evening, where
Aug. »—William Kynsi and Flor­
Has Been Made A Sergeant
a weiner roast supper was prepared ence Haskey, both of Aberdeen,
Geo. Vetter,’ of Arago, recently re­
in the beautiful outdoor fireplace.
Wash. They were married by Jus­
eeived a letter from his son, Fred
After supper, accordion and banjo tice Allan A. Hall at his office in
O, who is stationed somewhere in music and singing were enjoyed.
Marshfield on Monday.
the Pacific, that he has just been pro- I
Present were: Mrs. Anna Rooney
Aug. 10—Mathew D. Coy and Mar-
moted and is now wearing the. three
and daughter, Bonita Mr. and Mrs. [cells George Matthews, both of
stripes of a sergeant on his sleeve.
Donald Wheaton and daughter, Mar­ ' Marshfield. Justice E. A. Dodge said
Fred enlisted some time ago and was
jorie, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wheaton, ‘ the words making them man. and
sent to duty outside the U. S. within
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Payne, Mr. and wife, at his office in Myrtle Point on
' two months after he had signed on
Mrs. E. E. McKee and son, Cecil, Mr. Tuesday.
{the dotted line.
and Mrs. Alex Mackey, «Mrs. Evelyn 1 At Myrtle Point on Saturday Jus-
Benham, Mrs. Helen Beyers, Jim lice Dodge performed the wedding
Dumas, Mrs. Bessie Waterman and {ceremony, at the Lyle Carver home,
I son. Michael, Mias Carol Zwlcker and for Volloa Davis Marsden and James
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Maher on a license issued in
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Martin and son, Bruce.
Lane county August 6.
Two Hard Maple Sofa and
Matching Chair Sets
$109.50
PURKEY FURNITURE
Joseph R. Willis, who was em­
ployed at the plant here prior to en­
tering the Army last October, has
just been made a sergeant at the
Roswell, New Mexico Air Field, ac­
cording to a press release received
from there. Before coming to Co-,1
qullle he attended high school at1{
Petersburg, Ind., where his parents i1
reside.
Shop at the Goodyear Store
Gladys May On Vacation—
Will Be Married Aug. 22
Miss Gladys May, of the local
bank’s force, left Saturday on a
week’s vacation which she is spending
with her mother at her old home in
Dallas, Ore. She will be back in the
bank next week for a few days be­
fore resigning her position.
She
will be married to John S. Billings,
in the Salt Creek Baptist church, six
mifts north of Dallas, at 2 p. tn. on
Sunday, Aug. 22.
Kitchen Knives
Clothes Line
Slicers, Bread, Butcher
Knives
100 ft, -will not stretch
$1.50
$1.29
Silex
Coffee Makers
$2.65*.,
Silex
Coffee Makers
Popular 2-cup model
$1.45
| Attended Church of Christ
Conference at Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Liston Parrish re­
turned this week from a week at the
¡Young People's Conference held at
Bridge. Both Mr. and Mrs. Parrish
were members of the faculty. Young
people attending from Coquille were
I Ramona Cunningham, Dale Hooton,
{Tom Boots and Ralph Wolgamott.
Chadwick Lodge, A. F. & A. M. Tom Boots was elected vice president
Special communications of Chad­ of the 1944 conference.
wick Lodge, No. 88, A. F. A A. M.,
have been set:
Friday, Aug. 13,1
work in E. A., and on Tuesday, Aug.!
17, work in M. M.
Visiting brothers invited to attend.
R. C Johnson, W. M. I
WHATS TODAYS
NEWS ABOUT
Beverage Sets
Ice-lipped Pitcher and
6 glasses
4 Synthetic
rubber tiret
Leather billfolds in color for ladies
and new kit books for service men
boxed for mailing, are only two of the
new gift items just received at Nor­
ton’s. Start your Christmas shopping
now while you can get the things you
want.
s
98c
House Broom
ionisieret
4 rows of stitching
Beautiful design,
3 piece
98c
$2.65
Foldette Lunch Box
SUNDAY DINNERS
Southern
Fried Chicken
Kodak Finishing
AMAZING MINUTE MOP
Scientifically Resigned.
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321 W. Front St.
Phone M
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